Heritage Regulations 2019

A nomination of a place for entry on the register must —

be made in writing; and

include the following —

the name and address of the nominator;

the street address (if any) of the place;

a land description of the place or other particulars sufficient to identify the location and boundaries of the land included in the place;

a map showing the precise area of the place;

a description of the place;

at least one photograph of the place as commonly viewed from the street or nearest public road.

A nomination of a place for entry on the register must give reasons why the nominator considers the place to have cultural heritage significance.

Subregulation (1C) applies in relation to a place that was previously nominated for entry on the register if the outcome of the previous nomination was that —

the Council made a preliminary determination that the place did not warrant review; or

the Council completed a review of the place but did not recommend to the Minister that the place be entered in the register; or

the Minister directed the Council not to enter the place in the register.

The statement of reasons required by subregulation (1A) must include significant information relating to the cultural heritage significance of the place that was not provided to the Council in connection with any previous nomination.

Within 60 days after receiving the nomination the Council must make a preliminary determination as to whether the nominated place warrants review under section 40(1) of the Act.

The following persons are prescribed for the purposes of section 39(3) of the Act in relation to a place which the Council determines under section 39(2) of the Act to warrant review —

each local government in whose district the place or any part of it is situated;

the Commission.