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In forceMatters for deciding applications
Part 7Additional strategies for achieving water plan outcomes for surface water
Division 5Water licences
Subdivision 2Interference with water in a watercourse, lake or spring
50 Matters for deciding applications
In deciding the application, the chief executive must consider the impact the proposed interference with water in the watercourse, lake or spring may have on—
(a)
in-stream water levels in the watercourse, lake or spring; and
(b)
the natural movement of sediment; and
(c)
the bed and banks of the watercourse, lake or spring; and
(d)
riparian vegetation; and
(e)
habitats for native plants and animals; and
(f)
the movement of fish and other aquatic species; and
(g)
the cultural and environmental values of the watercourse, lake or spring.
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