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    This cultural heritage induction summarizes the key points of Cultural Heritage Management Plan 12192 for the Rockbank North Precinct Structure Plan area in Victoria. The plan was prepared under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006 to protect ten identified Aboriginal places in the project area, including one large site complex located at 4A Field Street. The induction covers Harm under the Act, the CHMP investigation and results, 20 management conditions for salvage and contingency plans, and confirms that an archaeological salvage was already completed in accordance with the CHMP.

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    This cultural heritage induction summarizes the key points of Cultural Heritage Management Plan 12192 for the Rockbank North Precinct Structure Plan area in Victoria. The plan was prepared under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006 to protect ten identified Aboriginal places in the project area, including one large site complex located at 4A Field Street. The induction covers Harm under the Act, the CHMP investigation and results, 20 management conditions for salvage and contingency plans, and confirms that an archaeological salvage was already completed in accordance with the CHMP.

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    This cultural heritage induction summarizes the key points of Cultural Heritage Management Plan 12192 for the Rockbank North Precinct Structure Plan area in Victoria. The plan was prepared under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006 to protect ten identified Aboriginal places in the project area, including one large site complex located at 4A Field Street. The induction covers Harm under the Act, the CHMP investigation and results, 20 management conditions for salvage and contingency plans, and confirms that an archaeological salvage was already completed in accordance with the CHMP.

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    This cultural heritage induction summarizes the key points of Cultural Heritage Management Plan 12192 for the Rockbank North Precinct Structure Plan area in Victoria. The plan was prepared under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006 to protect ten identified Aboriginal places in the project area, including one large site complex located at 4A Field Street. The induction covers Harm under the Act, the CHMP investigation and results, 20 management conditions for salvage and contingency plans, and confirms that an archaeological salvage was already completed in accordance with the CHMP.

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    Caroline Springs SES Development -

    Cultural Heritage Induction

    Rockbank North Precinct Structure Plan Plan (PSP


    1079) Initial Development and Infrastructure
    Project, Rockbank, Victoria

    Cultural Heritage Management Plan 12192


    Amended 31 May 2019

    Prepared by Kym Oataway (Project Officer, Cultural Heritage and Native Title)
    Acknowledgment
    We would like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners on
    whose lands we are gathered today, the Wurundjeri Woi-
    wurrung. We would like to extend our respects to their
    Elders past, present and emerging and particularly give
    thanks to their Elder who is present with us today.
    HARM
    Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006
    In relation to Aboriginal Cultural Heritage, harm includes to:
    • Damage,
    • Deface,
    • Desecrate,
    • Destroy,
    • Disturb,
    • Injure, or
    • Interfere with Aboriginal cultural heritage

    Prior to any works commencing within the extent of an Aboriginal cultural


    place, approval must be gained under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006
    Rockbank North Precinct Structure Plan Plan (PSP 1079) Initial
    Development and Infrastructure Project, Rockbank, Victoria
    Cultural Heritage Management Plan 12192
    • Cultural Heritage Management Plan (CHMP) 12192 was prepared under the
    Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006 in 2014, and was amended in 2019.
    • The CHMP requires the Sponsor to ensure that all construction managers
    and earthworks foreman, whether employees or contractors working within
    the Activity Area prior to the commencement of the activity to undergo a
    Cultural Heritage Induction.
    • In addition, a Cultural Heritage Induction Booklet must be provided by a
    Heritage Advisor that can be used to induct any new employees or
    contractors who are not present at the commencement of the activity and
    the Cultural Heritage Induction.
    .
    CHMP 12192 Activity Area

    The CHMP Activity Area covers


    477.16 ha including the parcel of land
    at 4a Field Street, Aintree.
    Activity Description
    CHMP 12192 was completed for the subdivision, residential/retail
    development, recreation and education facilities and all associated
    infrastructure requirements as detailed in the Growth Areas Authority
    (GAA) (2002) Rockbank North Precinct Structure Plan.

    The construction of a Government SES facility is covered under this


    wide description.

    These activities have the potential to impact cultural heritage.


    CHMP Investigation
    The CHMP including the completion of:
    • Desktop Assessment - background research and predictive model
    Artefact scatters and isolated artefacts are the most commonly
    occurring site types in the area. Artefact scatters have the potential
    to be large, particularly adjacent to natural water sources (swamps,
    soaks, marshes, springs, drainage channels and creeks).

    • Standard Assessment – pedestrian ground survey


    • Complex Assessment – manual and mechanical excavation
    Results
    Ten Aboriginal places were identified
    during the field assessment
    consisting of six large place
    ‘complexes’ and four low density
    artefact scatters.
    One of the large place complexes
    VAHR 7822-3707 (Rockbank North
    Rim Site Complex) was located
    within the extent of the property at 4A
    Field Street, Aintree.
    VAHR 7822-3707
    (Rockbank North Rim
    Site Complex)
    VAHR 7822-3707 is a promionent
    rise overlooking the Kororoit Creek
    basin and creek, wit a smaller rise to
    the south providing excellent vantage
    to the south and east. The place
    consists of six previously recorded
    Aboriginal places and additional
    surface and subsurface cultural
    material of locally sourced quartz,
    silcrete and quartzite stone materials
    representative of the Australian
    Stone Tool Tradition. The place is
    interpreted as a transitional
    landscape.
    Management Conditions
    CHMP 12192 includes 20 specific management conditions which must be
    complied with before, during and after works occur within the Activity Area.
    These conditions relate to:
    • Salvage of Aboriginal places
    • Reporting on salvage activities
    • Requirements for further studies including useware, reside, radio carbon
    dating and Paleoenvironmental studies
    • Specific works in reserve areas
    • Specific works for land restoration, landscaping, fencing and linear
    infrastructure
    • Artefact curation and management
    • Cultural Heritage Training
    • Provisions for Aboriginal people to visit cultural heritage places within the
    Activity Area
    Management Conditions
    Relevant to the current works at 4a Field Street, Aintree are the following
    conditions:
    • 10.2.1 Salvage Report
    • 10.2.3 Surface Salvage Methodology
    • 10.6 VAHR 7822-3707 (Rockbank Outlook Site Complex)
    • 10.20.1 Recommendation for Cultural Heritage Training

    These are listed in full within Part 2 of CHMP 12192 and within the within the
    Cultural Heritage Induction Booklet.
    Contingencies
    In accordance with Section 61 of the Aboriginal Heritage At 2006, a CHMP
    must consider contingency plans in relation to disputes, delays and other
    obstaclse that may affect the conduct of the activity. The contingencies listed
    below are presented in Part 2 of CHMP 12192 and within the Cultural Heritage
    Induction Booklet and include:
    • Section 61 matters;
    • Regarding Dispute Resolution;
    Discovery of Aboriginal Cultural Heritage / Other Cultural Heritage;
    • Unexpected Discovery of Human Remains;
    • Reporting the Discovery of Aboriginal Cultural Heritage During the Activity
    • Removal, Curation, Custody and Management of Aboriginal Cultural
    Heritage (Artefacts) Discovered During the Activity; and
    • Compliance with the CHMP
    Salvage and Compliance with Management
    Conditions
    In accordance with CHMP 12192, an
    archaeological salvage was completed by
    Archaeological & Heritage Management
    Solutions (VAHR Report 4739) in 2015, meeting
    the requirements of the CHMP. This includes the
    required surface salvage and associated
    activities associated with Aboriginal place VAHR
    7822-3707 (Rockbank North Rim Site Complex).

    No further archaeological salvage is required


    prior to works commencing for the Caroline
    Springs SES facility.

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