Elements and Performance Criteria
- Prepare inventory of heritage and cultural assets
- Heritage and cultural assets within the community, and council expectations and requirements relating to them, are identified.
- The significance of each heritage and cultural asset is assessed according to established criteria and community expectations.
- An adequate information base of significant places is obtained through comprehensive field investigation and research.
- Data is collected accurately and objectively on heritage and cultural assets.
- A comprehensive inventory of heritage and cultural assets is prepared with full and detailed descriptions of history and significance.
- Assess threats and opportunities for the protection of heritage and cultural assets
- Identify and develop strategies for the protection of heritage and cultural assets
- Criteria are established to identify priorities.
- Consultation with the community and property owners is undertaken to seek views on the conservation action required to protect the significant attributes of the area.
- A framework for the legal protection of heritage and cultural assets is established through existing legislation.
- Practical and appropriate strategies to conserve heritage and cultural assets are determined.
- The effectiveness of strategies is assessed through a comparison with methods used elsewhere.
- The policy elements of the proposed heritage program are determined.
- Innovative approaches are developed to protect heritage and cultural assets in response to the local community need.
- Implement strategies for the protection of heritage and cultural assets
- The study and program are adopted by the local authority.
- Consultation is undertaken with the community and property owners about the study and proposed heritage program.
- Financial resources are identified and procured within budget cycles to support the achievement of required outcomes.
- Personnel are identified, trained and assigned to tasks so that requirements for skills and knowledge are met.
- Physical facilities and equipment are identified and procured within budget cycles to support the achievement of required outcomes.
- Community education and information materials are prepared and distributed to ensure ongoing support for the strategy.
- The strategy is incorporated into council policies and procedures and relevant legislation.
- A timetable for implementation is established and priorities are set.
- Monitor and review the effectiveness of strategies to protect heritage and cultural assets
- Further research is undertaken on places listed as being of local significance in the study.
- Additional plans of significance are identified and reviewed.
- An annual heritage report is prepared if required.
- Information received from monitoring and review is used to develop new strategies that are based on accumulated knowledge and experience.
- Prepare inventory of heritage and cultural assets
- Heritage and cultural assets within the community, and council expectations and requirements relating to them, are identified.
- The significance of each heritage and cultural asset is assessed according to established criteria and community expectations.
- An adequate information base of significant places is obtained through comprehensive field investigation and research.
- Data is collected accurately and objectively on heritage and cultural assets.
- A comprehensive inventory of heritage and cultural assets is prepared with full and detailed descriptions of history and significance.
- Assess threats and opportunities for the protection of heritage and cultural assets
- Identify and develop strategies for the protection of heritage and cultural assets
- Criteria are established to identify priorities.
- Consultation with the community and property owners is undertaken to seek views on the conservation action required to protect the significant attributes of the area.
- A framework for the legal protection of heritage and cultural assets is established through existing legislation.
- Practical and appropriate strategies to conserve heritage and cultural assets are determined.
- The effectiveness of strategies is assessed through a comparison with methods used elsewhere.
- The policy elements of the proposed heritage program are determined.
- Innovative approaches are developed to protect heritage and cultural assets in response to the local community need.
- Implement strategies for the protection of heritage and cultural assets
- The study and program are adopted by the local authority.
- Consultation is undertaken with the community and property owners about the study and proposed heritage program.
- Financial resources are identified and procured within budget cycles to support the achievement of required outcomes.
- Personnel are identified, trained and assigned to tasks so that requirements for skills and knowledge are met.
- Physical facilities and equipment are identified and procured within budget cycles to support the achievement of required outcomes.
- Community education and information materials are prepared and distributed to ensure ongoing support for the strategy.
- The strategy is incorporated into council policies and procedures and relevant legislation.
- A timetable for implementation is established and priorities are set.
- Monitor and review the effectiveness of strategies to protect heritage and cultural assets
- Further research is undertaken on places listed as being of local significance in the study.
- Additional plans of significance are identified and reviewed.
- An annual heritage report is prepared if required.
- Information received from monitoring and review is used to develop new strategies that are based on accumulated knowledge and experience.