Heritage agreements or local heritage agreements
80 Heritage agreements or local heritage agreements
The chief executive may, after obtaining and considering the council’s advice, enter into an agreement (a heritage agreement) for a Queensland heritage place with—
the owner of the place; or
with the owner’s consent, another person or entity who has an interest in the place.
The chief executive officer of a local government may enter into an agreement (a local heritage agreement) for a local heritage place with—
the owner of the place; or
with the owner’s consent, another person or entity who has an interest in the place.
A heritage agreement or local heritage agreement attaches to the land the subject of the agreement, unless the agreement states otherwise.
Note—
For when a heritage agreement that attaches to land is binding on an owner or occupier of a place, see section 174.
The chief executive may, after obtaining and considering the council’s advice, change or end a heritage agreement—
if the agreement was entered into with the owner of the Queensland heritage place—by agreement with the owner; or
if the agreement was entered into with another person or entity—by agreement with the person or entity and the owner.
The chief executive officer of a local government may change or end a local heritage agreement for a local heritage place—
if the agreement was entered into with the owner of the place—by agreement with the owner; or
if the agreement was entered into with another person or entity—by agreement with the person or entity and owner.
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