Reserve boundaries and Descriptors.

dataset: RESERVE
This layer is superseded by VICMAP_CLTENURE which was completed in February 2004. This layer plays a key role in the management of Victoria's Public and Government Land. All gazetted reserves over Crown land, as defined by Crown Land Management (CLM) from Parish Plans & Gazettal records, are included in this layer. The Reserve boundaries have been reconciled against Departmental records. All polygons have a "Tenure number" to the TENURE_ID field where the area is licenced. The "Tenure number" is used as a key into the LIMS text system (PORTAL) for further details.
 
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(2007)

Reserve boundaries and Descriptors.

Department of Environment, Land, Water & Planning

Description

Title
Reserve boundaries and Descriptors. 
Alternate title
RESERVE 
Purpose
eThis layer contains the approved gazetted reserves over Crown land. Reserves may include:part, whole, or multiple Crown land Parcels. Reserve contains polygons to define the extent of approved gazetted reserves over Crown land. The layer is based on the Parcel cadastral map base for Crown land and is tiled on a parish basis. Reserve contains the boundaries of gazetted reserves. Reserve boundaries may include: part, whole or multiple Crown land parcels. The boundaries of these have been verified by regional staff against LIMS Text data and Regional plans and Files, and is annotated with a "Tenure number", positioned according to LIMS Cadastral Mapping Program (LIMS Cadastral Mapping Program) standards. The Reserve layer is maintained by LCMP in conjunction with CLM Regional staff verification. Verification involves the markup of plans to clarify the boundaries against Departmental records. A parish has reached production stage when it has completed the Regional Markup process, appropriate tenure layers have been created and checkplots have been verified by LCMP. The focus of the LCMP has been to capture and complete the tenure layers for Victoria to give a pictorial representation of where licence boundaries start and finish and which Crown land has an occupation of a reserved kind. Solely used in LIMS applications by Crown Land Management operational staff. 
Credit
LCMP 
Supplemental Information
History: The reserve layer is one of many layers in the LCMP program. Production mapping of reserves commenced in 1991 and was designed to reduce the daily reliance of land administration officers on the old parish plan series by the provision of up-to-date cadastral mapping available through new maps or through an on-line GIS (LIMS dq - Display Query). Since 1991, the LCMP has progressively mapped all reserves in Victoria with approximately 100% processed into Arc/Info and part verified, and 94% (by area) of the state fully verified and value-added. Full statewide coverage of verified mapping is planned by LCMP for late-1999. Relationship to other Datasets: The Pipe layer can have the following relationships to the Parcel layer; · 1:1 to Parcel, · 1 to Many to Parcel, · Many to 1 to Parcel or · No direct relationship to Parcel, only direct relationship to Government roads (Unused road licences). Current Design Issues: Layer is tiled on a parish basis Future Design Issues: The capture of miscpc over the City of Geelong is a future consideration. Related Documents: None LCMP Data Take-on Manual (Version 7), Data Acquisition - Plot Markup procedures, LCMP Drafting Specifications 
Status
Obsolete 
 
 

Spatial

Horizontal Accuracy
50m 
 
 

Maintenance

Maintenance and update frequency
As needed 
 
 

Format

Title
DIGITAL Arc/Info Revision 7 Librarian layer 1 
 
 

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Keywords

Topic category
  • Environment
  • Society
 
 

Resource Constraints

Use limitation
restricted Access subject to custodial approval 
Classification
Restricted 
 
 

Lineage

Statement
Dataset Source: Derived (CLM Regional office plans and Files) Dataset Originality: Primary & Derived 
Description
Collection Method: Administrative Processes 
Description
Extensive documentation of the data take-on process is described in the LCMP Data Take-on Manual (Version 7), available through LIMS Spatial Systems Group. Essentially, the initial process involves the processing of the LIG data using an IGDSARC command. Classes, levels and weights are outlined in a former Survey and Mapping Victoria document, "Level map, Graphic Attribute and Feature Code Specifications for Cadastral Data Elements". CLM Regional staff have marked up plans to verify and show the extent of Aglic boundaries through the LCMP program. 
 
 

Metadata Constraints Metadata Constraints

Classification
Unclassified 
 
 

Quality

Attribute Quality
Comments
All attributes in the AAT for pipe have been verified as correct 
 
Positional Accuracy
Comments
Precision: Accuracy of +/- 25m Determination: 
 
Conceptual Consistency
Missing Data
Comments
complete 
 
Excess Data
 
 


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