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This document requests a complete settlement infrastructure and impact plan for Tasmania Together. The plan would include broadscale resource inventories, public access plans, urban development plans, limited impact transportation plans, utility placement plans, and standards for improving indoor workspaces. A cross-section of local, regional, and government representatives would comprise flexible task-specific committees to develop each plan, with ultimate approval given to the affected local communities. The plans would be implemented by shared resource bodies to help all communities, especially smaller, poorer, and more isolated ones, benefit from development expertise.
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scientific development of a Public Lands Inventory and
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and women-led through deliberate partnership with
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agencies to identify, inquire, document and digitally map
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