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On April 10 the FCC issued a report on application of the Telecommunication Act of 1996 to the universal service fund and the Internet . In the event that Franchisee is or shall become subject to more extensive or different nondiscriminatory equal access requirements with respect to the provision of Broadband Internet Access Transport Services imposed by or agreed upon with any other jurisdiction in the United States , any requesting Internet Service Provider may , at its option , require Franchisee to comply with such other requirements in lieu of Section 1.02 of this Ordinance . The only one of the gardens in the Mt Macedon area that is open on a regular basis is ' Forest Glade ' which welcomes visitors every weekend from September to May . This early prosperity is evident in some surviving bluestone buildings including the Mt Shadwell Hotel ( 1855 ) and the Mortlake Flour Mill built in 1856 to capitalise on the needs of the diggers . The Lyrebird Forest Reserve , 2.8 km north on the Thorpdale Road , possesses a 4.8-km loop track which winds from the picnic area along the Little Morwell River , through forests of stringy-barks , grey gum , banksia and king-fern , which are home to lyrebirds , crimson rosellas and yellow-tailed black cockatoos . It is open from Wednesday to Sunday from 10.30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. Mortlake is an historic settlement of about 1200 people located at the base of Mt Shadwell , an extinct volcano which has proven a rich source of olivine ( an olive-coloured quartz gemstone ) . It specialises in drawings such as those of Sir William Dobell , Sir Russell Drysdale and Fred Williams and features changing exhibitions , public lectures , workshops and musical events . Such access shall be provided at any technically feasible point selected by the requesting Internet Service Provider . Major Thomas Mitchell sighted the district in 1836 during his Australia Felix expedition and the Derwent Company , which succeeded the Port Phillip Association , established the Mount Shadwell station here in 1839 .