Land to which a heritage agreement may relate
91 Land to which a heritage agreement may relate
A heritage agreement may relate to land constituting the whole or any part of —
a registered place; or
a place in relation to which —
the Council has made a recommendation under section 40(2); and
the Minister has not yet given a direction under section 41(1);
or
a place that is the subject of a protection order; or
a place included in —
a heritage list established or maintained under a local planning scheme; or
a heritage area designated under a local planning scheme;
or
any other place the Council has approved as the subject of a heritage agreement by reason of —
special interest, not necessarily amounting to significance, relevant to the cultural heritage the place possesses; or
the relationship of the place to a registered place; or
the nature of, or the potential relationship of the place to and its effect or potential effect upon, a particular environment meriting conservation.
A heritage agreement may relate to land contiguous to or associated with a place mentioned in subsection (1), but only in so far, and to such depth below the natural surface, as may be reasonably necessary for the purposes of the agreement.
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