Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2021L00219:body:0:p29
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2021L00219
Segment Type: other
Provision Reference: 
Character Range: 82908–85870

3.1.5          Horse riding and mountain bike riding is allowed on public access roads and tracks in the Mount Pitt section of the park (see Map 4). The Director may restrict access to certain tracks and sections of the park for horse riding or mountain bike riding to protect track surfaces and park values, or improve safety for walkers. Any such restrictions will be clearly identified through appropriate signage.

3.1.6          Public gatherings of more than 15 persons may be carried out in the park or botanic garden in accordance with a permit or licence issued by the Director.

3.1.7          Climbing in the park is allowed where required to negotiate part of the designated track system of the park or where associated with a research activity conducted in accordance with a permit or licence.

3.1.8          Permits for activities prohibited by r.12.26 of the EPBC Regulations (adventurous activities) will not be issued unless the Director is satisfied that the activity
             will not adversely impact upon the park or botanic garden, is consistent with appropriate appreciation and enjoyment, will not interfere with other park or botanic garden users, does not present an unreasonable risk to public and staff safety, and the proponent has sufficient safety and rescue capacity available.

3.1.9          Remotely piloted aircraft may be operate in the park or botanic garden for recreational purposes in accordance with a permit issued by the Director, which may only be issued if the proposed operation will not create a hazard to another aircraft, person or property.

             Note: Operation of remotely piloted aircraft in connection with scientific research, commercial tourism or commercial film or photography activities may be carried out in accordance with an authorisation issued by the Director for that activity under this management plan.

3.1.10       As the park and botanic garden is within 5.5 kilometres of an airfield, remotely piloted aircraft must not be operated:

                (a)      on the approach and departure path, or

                (b)      within the aircraft movement area, or

                (c)       in a manner that creates a hazard to aircraft that may be using those areas.

3.1.11       Permits may be issued for the scattering of ashes or installation of plaques in the park and botanic garden.
3.1.12       Firearms and other equipment and devices covered by r.12.18 of the EPBC Regulations must not be brought into, or used in, the park or botanic garden except in accordance with a permit issued by the Director. Permits will only be issued in exceptional circumstances.

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3.1.13       Tourists who wish to visit Phillip Island will be encouraged to seek the assistance of, and be accompanied by, a permitted tour operator with knowledge of Phillip Island access and conditions.
3.1.14       Work in partnership with the local community and relevant organisations