Powers of the Tribunal in relation to heritage agreement
101 Powers of the Tribunal in relation to heritage agreement
The owner of land to which a heritage agreement may relate under section 91 may apply to the Tribunal to consider stated matters of concern and to determine what provisions a heritage agreement should contain in respect of those matters if —
the owner is willing to enter into a heritage agreement with the Council or another public authority; but
negotiations for a heritage agreement have not resolved all matters of concern to the owner.
On the application of any party to a heritage agreement, the Tribunal may —
make an order directing any person to perform their obligations under the agreement; or
make an order for the payment of damages or compensation for failure to perform obligations under the agreement; or
make any other order that is consistent with the objectives of this Act to secure performance of the agreement.
The provisions of the Planning and Development Act 2005 Part 14 apply to applications under this section, with any modification that may be necessary, as they apply to applications for review under that Act.
Nothing in this section affects the jurisdiction of any court.
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