Public consultation on heritage significance of places or objects
45 Public consultation on heritage significance of places or objects
(1) If, on completing the assessment, the Council considers places or objects of the class are of heritage significance, it must:
(a) prepare a statement of heritage value for places or objects of the class; and
(b) give a written notice to the local government council in whose area the places or objects are known to be situated; and
(c) publish a notice on the Agency's website inviting submissions on the heritage significance of places or objects of the class.
A notice under subsection (1)(c) must state:
(a) where copies of the statement of heritage value can be obtained; and
(b) that submissions are to be made to the Council in writing within 28 days after the notice mentioned in subsection (1)(c) is published (the public consultation period).
(3) The Council must make available, without fee, copies of the statement of heritage value.
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