Structure Plan - Rural City of Murray Bridge

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STUDY AREA CHARACTERISTICSTable 5.2:Local Heritage PlacesFigure 5.9:Local and State Heritage PlacesNote: This table was last updated on 5 June 2009.26
STUDY AREA CHARACTERISTICS 05The South Australian Aboriginal Heritage Act 1988provides broad protection for Aboriginal sites by making itan offence to damage or disturb an Aboriginal site withoutauthorisation from the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs andReconciliation. An Aboriginal site is defi ned as a sitethat is signifi cant to Aboriginal tradition, archaeology,anthropology and history. Should an Aboriginal site bediscovered at a development site, the proponent mustreport the discovery to the Minister as soon as practical.A desk-top assessment of the Indigenous cultural heritagehas been undertaken to inform these investigations.In addition, advice has been obtained from the StateGovernment’s Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation Divisionwhich administers the Register of Aboriginal Sites andObjects.The Plan provides a balance between protecting andenhancing (and educating about) the Ngarrindjeri spiritualand cultural values in relation to the land and the broaderregion – it also provides a proactive and refreshingapproach to embracing change and developmentopportunities over the land, provided this is undertakenin a manner of respect, sympathy, cooperation andpartnership.5.7 WaterThe township and adjacent irrigated rural areas aresupplied with River Murray water from a 900mm diameteroff-take main from the Murray Bridge - Onkaparingapipeline located at Murray Bridge North.Options for augmenting the Murray Bridge water supplynetwork may include additional elevated tanks and willbe assessed on commercial merit. Existing water supplyinfrastructure is shown on Figure 5.10.Figure 5.10: Water Supply InfrastructureThe Ngarrindjeri Regional Authority (NRA) has preparedthe Ngarrindjeri Murrundi Management Plan No. 1 –Pomberuk Le:wunanangk to clearly articulate the culturaland spiritual importance of this land to the Ngarrindjeripeople.The Plan will also guide the future management anddevelopment of the land in spirit of cooperation andpartnership with all levels of government.The land has strong and unique spiritual and culturalsignifi cance to the Ngarrindjeri people as the lastpermanent Ngarrindjeri camp along the River Murray inMurray Bridge. The NRA has identifi ed this area as apotential site of joint development.The Plan is based on an analysis and synthesis of theresearch contained in this report. It is also based on thedirect input and guidance of the Ngarrindjeri RegionalAuthority, via various meetings and discussions overrecent years and in more detail in recent months.27
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