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Preserve heritage sites and areas

Modified: 2009/09/09 12:32 by admin - Categorized as: Rural Residential and Smallholdings
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Summary:

Preserve sites and areas with indigenous and European heritage
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Resources:

Type Name Date Summary
Historic Heritage Conservation (Western Australian Planning Commission) 2007 This planning bulletin introduces State Planning Policy 3.5 Historic Heritage Conservation and provides guidance on planning for historic heritage conservation.
Protecting Heritage (Environmental Defenders Office WA) 2003 This Fact Sheet looks at the laws protecting cultural heritage in Western Australia, and identifies the bodies responsible for their management
Safeguarding Aboriginal heritage - Water Notes 30 (Bucktin, H.) 2002 This Water Note is intended to provide community members and government staff with an understanding of the importance of rivers and wetlands to Aboriginal people and why there is the need for consultation. The Water Note focuses on legal responsibilities under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 and the Native Title Act 1993 and the preferred approach before, and during, river and wetland restoration activities to ensure that sites of heritage or spiritual significance are protected. The note also provides a brief overview of the spiritual significance and history of rivers and wetlands to Aboriginal people.
Statement of Planning Policy 3.5 - Historic Heritage Conservation (Unknown) 2007 This policy sets out the principles of sound and responsible planning for the conservation and protection of Western Australia’s historic heritage.
Heritage management (Department of Indigenous Affairs (WA)) 2008 Website providing guidelines and links for reporting and recording a site, site disturbance, register of Aboriginal sites, Aboriginal heritage surveys, Aboriginal heritage management plans, sites and photography, Aboriginal skeletal/Ancestral remains
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Contacts:

Type Name Contact Notes
Heritage Council of Western Australia P: 08 9221 4177
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e: heritage@hc.wa.gov.au.		 The Heritage Council is the State's advisory body on heritage matters and focuses on places, buildings and sites. It was set up under the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990.
Department of Indigenous Affairs WA P: +61 8 9235 8000
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e: info2@dia.wa.gov.au		  
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