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2 Policy ContextThe new strategy, which addresses current sustainability issues and community priorities cover the followingseven themed topics:1 Climate Change,2 Water,3 Materials Efficiency (Waste Management & Resource Recovery),4 Biodiversity,5 Land Management,6 Urban Development and the Built Environment and7 Change Strategies.Direction Papers were developed proposing policy directions, strategies and approaches for Council to addresswithin each theme. Each paper has been informed by the results of a community and stakeholder consultationprocess undertaken in 2008 and 2009 (refer section 3: Consultation & Engagement for further details).The suggested policy directions, strategies and approaches outlined in the papers will inform the content of theCity’s new Environmental Sustainability Strategy, due to be released in 2012. It is proposed to be theoverarching strategy document for all of Council’s major environmental strategies, including this MunicipalWaste Management and Resource Recovery Strategy.2.3.4 Storm Water Management PlanIn association with the Melbourne Water Corporation and the EPA, the City of Whittlesea prepared theWhittlesea Stormwater Management Plan (2003) to improve the quality of stormwater discharged into its localwaterways. This plan has recently been reviewed and updated in 2012 to accommodate the municipality’srapidly developing environment.The design of the Whittlesea Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP) 2012 is to assist Council and otherstakeholders to manage the environmental quality of urban stormwater. It identifies activities that maydetract from the environmental qualities of the waterways, and puts in place a program to protect and improvestormwater discharged from the drainage system to the waterways. It aims to establish a commonunderstanding and an integrated approach to stormwater management throughout Council as well as withexternal stakeholders and the community.The Whittlesea SWMP is a non-technical document. It consists of actions and recommendations that feeddirectly into Council’s business and strategic planning procedures. It includes recommendations that affectCouncil operations, including potential changes to the planning schemes and the provision of environmentaleducational services.The implementation of this Strategy will assist greatly in the achievement of the actions identified in Council’sSWMP 2012, particularly in the areas of litter management within the municipality.32
2.4 Legislation, Policy and Strategy IntegrationFigure 10: Integration of agencies, legislation, policy and strategy at federal, state and local levels33
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