OKA5913 NHO Annual Report PMS:OKA NHO AR 2007...Collingwood Birkdale Crescent, Liverpool Liverpool 8/12/06 1774 ... Camden Park Estate and Belgenny Farm Elizabeth Macarthur Avenue,

1 Additions and Deletions to the Register under the Heritage Act 71

2 Attendance at Heritage Council and Committee Meetings 73

3 Summary of Recommendations of the Heritage Council of NSW to the Minister for Planning 74

4 Summary of Funding Programs 2005-06 77

5 Legal Change 100

6 Human Resources 100

7 Performance of Executive Officer 100

8 Employment Arrangements 100

9 Overseas Travel 100

10 Occupational Health and Safety 100

11 Disability Action Plan 100

12 Ethnic Affairs Priority Statement 100

13 Budgets and Financial Statements 101

14 Payment of Accounts 101

15 Credit Card Usage 101

16 Consultants Engaged by the Heritage Council of NSW 101

17 Waste Reduction and Purchasing 101

18 Government Energy Management Policy 101

19 Land Disposal 102

20 Risk Management and Insurance Activities 102

21 Guarantee of Service 102

22 Publications 102

23 Consumer Response 102

24 Freedom of Information 103

25 Privacy Management Plan 103

26 Cost of Production of Annual Report 103

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Appendix 1

Additions and Deletions to the Register under the Heritage Act

State Heritage Register listings made under section 31 of the Heritage Act 1977 (as amended) between 1 July 2006 and 30 June 2007:

Item Address Local Government Area Listing Date Listing No.

Brewarrina Aboriginal Mission Site The Old Mission Road, Brewarrina Brewarrina 21/7/06 1732

Cossington 43 Ku-Ring-Gai Avenue, Turramurra Ku-Ring-Gai 18/8/06 1763

Berry Museum 135 Queen Street, Berry Shoalhaven 1/9/06 1755

Up-To-Date Store and Garth Jones Collection of farm machinery

127-129 Cowabbie Street, Coolamon Coolamon 13/10/06 1761

Woodlands 1 Werona Avenue, Killara Ku-Ring-Gai 13/10/06 1762

C B Newling Centre 122 Mossman Street, Armidale Armidale Dumaresq 8/11/06 1769

Booloominbah 51-61 Trevenna Road, Armidale Armidale Dumaresq 8/11/06 1768

Collingwood Birkdale Crescent, Liverpool Liverpool 8/12/06 1774

Ben Buckler Gun Battery 1893 Waverley Waverley 15/12/06 1742

Our Lady of Pompeii Roman Catholic Church Edon Street, Yoogali Griffith 15/12/06 1746

HMAS Parramatta shipwreck and memorials Historic Shipwreck: Cascade Gully Memorials Parramattaand Sydney, Parramatta

Parramatta/Sydney 15/12/06 1676

Central Mine Manager’s Residence, former Piper Street, South Broken Hill Broken Hill 15/12/06 1770

Fishwick House, The 15 The Citadel, Castlecrag Willoughby 15/12/06 1751

Denbigh 421 The Northern Road, Cobbitty Camden 22/12/06 1691

Gledswood 900 Camden Valley Way, Catherine Field Camden 22/12/06 1692

Orielton 179 Northern Road, Narellan Camden 22/12/06 1693

Camden Park Estate and Belgenny Farm Elizabeth Macarthur Avenue, Camden Camden 22/12/06 1697

Harrington Park 1 Hickson Circuit, Harrington Park Camden 22/12/06 1773

Old Man’s Valley Cemetery Old Man’s Valley, off Quarry Road,Hornsby

Hornsby 22/12/06 1764

Hermit’s Cave Complex Scenic Drive, Griffith Griffith 12/1/07 1766

Norah Head Lightstation Precinct Bush Street, Norah Head Wyong 13/4/07 1753

Rooty Hill, The Eastern Road, Rooty Hill Blacktown 13/6/07 1756



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Appendix 1

Additions and Deletions to the Register under the Heritage Act (continued)

State Heritage Register removals between 1 July 2006 and 30 June 2007:

Interim heritage orders made under section 22 of the Heritage Act 1977 (as amended) between 1 July 2006 and 30 June 2007:

Orders made under section 136 of the Heritage Act (as amended) between 1 July 2006 and 30 June 2007

Item Address Local Government Area Removal Date Listing No. Reason for removal

Prospect Reservoir Reservoir Road Blacktown/Fairfield 9/2/07 1631 Found to beduplicate listing

HMAS Parramatta shipwreck and memorials

Historic Shipwreck: CascadeGully Memorials Parramattaand Sydney, Parramatta

Parramatta/Sydney 22/3/07 N/A Found to beduplicate record

Item Address Local Government Area Listing Date Listing No.

Golden West Hotel 43-45 Miller Street, Gilgandra Gilgandra 2/8/06 103

M24 Japanese Midget Submarine wreck Unincorporated waters NSW Coastline Unincorporated 1/12/06 104

Great North Road, St Alban’s Road Ramp Great North Road, Bucketty Hawkesbury 5/2/07 105

Archaeological Site 134-140 Marsden Street, Parramatta Parramatta 22/3/07 101

St Mary and St Mina Coptic Orthodox Church 24A Railway Road, Sydenham Marrickville 18/5/07 106

Old Adaminaby Remains Lake Eucumbene Snowy River 4/6/07 108

Item Address Local Government Area Listing Date

Great North Road, St Alban’s Road Ramp Great North Road, Bucketty Hawkesbury 6/2/07



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Appendix 2

Attendance at Heritage Council and Committee Meetings

Heritage Council MemberHeritage Council

Meetings AttendedApprovals Committee

Meetings Attended

State Heritage RegisterCommittee Meetings

Attended

Total number of meetings in 2006-07 5 11 9

Chris Johnson 1 4

David Logan 3 10

Diane Jones (Approvals Committee) 0 8

Gary Best (from January to February 2007) 1 1

Hewitt Whyman 1 1

Janet Dore 4 8

Jacqui Goddard (to December 2006) 2 6

John Robertson 1

Julie Bindon 5 10

Lisa Corbyn 0

Michael Clarke (State Heritage Register Committee) 0 7

Michael Collins, Chair 5 9

Peter Mould 5 10

Reece McDougall 5 8*

Rosemary Annable 5 8

Ross Fitzgerald 3 6

Sharon Sullivan AO 4 7

Tina Jackson (from January 2007) 2 3

Deputies

Susan Macdonald (Deputy for Executive Director, Heritage Office.)

5 10

Bruce Baskerville (Deputy for Executive Director, Heritage Office.)

1

Bruce Pettman (Deputy for Government Architect.)

1

Jason Ardler (Deputy for Director General, Department of Environment and Climate Change.)

4 8

Russell Couch (Deputy for Director General, Department of Environment and Climate Change.)

1



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Appendix 3

Summary of Recommendations of the Heritage Council of NSW to the Minister for Planning

The Heritage Council of NSW and its committees made the following recommendations to the Hon. Frank Sartor,Minister for Planning in 2006-07. The full minutes of HeritageCouncil meetings and recommendations are available onlineat www.heritage.nsw.gov.au.

Heritage Council of NSWBraidwood Exemption Review2 August 2006The Heritage Council: Resolve that the Heritage Council recommend to theMinister, in accordance with section 57(2) of the HeritageAct, that, by order to be published in the GovernmentGazette following exemption be granted:

HERITAGE ACT, 1977Order under Section 57(2) of the Heritage Act, 1977

I, the Minister for Planning, pursuant to section 57(2) of the Heritage Act 1977, on the recommendation of theHeritage Council of New South Wales, do by this Ordergrant exemptions from section 57(1) of the Heritage Act1977, described in Schedule B in relation to the landdescribed in Schedule A.

FRANK SARTORMinister for PlanningSydney,August 2006

SCHEDULE AAll those pieces or parcels of land in the Parishes ofBraidwood, Coghill, Boule and Percy, County of SaintVincent shown to be within the State Heritage Registercurtilage on the plan catalogued HC 2008 in the Office of the Heritage Council of New South Wales.

SCHEDULE BEXEMPTIONS TO SUBSECTION 57(1) OF THE HERITAGEACT 1977

The following development does not require approval unders. 57(1) of the Act:

1. Integrated development for work to a private owner-occupied house for which consent has been granted by the consent authority which is consistent with thegeneral terms of proposed approval which have beenprovided to the consent authority by the Heritage Council.

The general terms of proposed approval issued by the Heritage Council may require the submission of an application under s. 60 of the Heritage Act which will prevail over this exemption.

2. Integrated development for which the consent has beenmodified by the consent authority pursuant to s. 96 of theEnvironmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 in amanner which is consistent with any comments providedby the Heritage Council to the consent authority.

NOTE 1: ’Integrated development’ and ’consent authority’have the same meaning as in the Environmental Planningand Assessment Act 1979. ’General terms of approval’means the ’general terms of any approval proposed to be granted by the approval; body in relation to thedevelopment’, as used in Division 5 of Part 4 of theEnvironmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979.

NOTE 2: Integrated development which is exempt under 2 is not subject to the requirement in s. 65A of the Act in relation to modification of existing approvals.

Review of Standard Exemptions2 August 2006The Heritage Council:

1. recommend that the Minister for Planning, in accordance with section 57(2) of the Heritage Act, by order to be published in the Government Gazette, revoke the Schedule of Exemptions to section 57(1) of the Heritage Act 1977 published in the GovernmentGazette on 4 April 2006 and grant the replacementstandard exemptions described in Annexure A to the report.

2. revoke the exceptions to sections 139(1) and (2) of the Heritage Act published in the Government Gazette on 18 February 2000 and 4 April 2006 and create, inaccordance with section 139(4) of the Heritage Act, by Order to be published in the Government Gazette,exceptions to the requirement for an excavation permit as described in Annexure B to the report.

Review of Delegations to State Agencies2 August 2006The Heritage Council resolved to:

1. seek the consent of the Minister, in accordance withsection 169(3) of the Heritage Act, to delegate certain ofits functions to the Executive Director, Tenant and AssetManagement Services of the Sydney Harbour Foreshore



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Authority, as specified in column 1 of Schedule A, subjectto the conditions listed in column 2 of Schedule A andthe general conditions in Schedule B, as contained inAnnexure A, in relation to land for which Sydney HarbourForeshore Authority is the consent authority under theEnvironmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 andto revoke the previous delegation to the Director BuiltEnvironment, Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authorityconsented to by the Minister on 30 April 2002;

2. seek the consent of the Minister, in accordance withsection 169(3) of the Heritage Act, to delegate certain of its functions to the Executive Director Cultural Heritageof the Department of Environment and Conservation, as specified in column 1 of Schedule A, subject to theconditions listed in column 2 of Schedule A and thegeneral conditions in Schedule B, as contained inAnnexure B, in relation to land which is managed by the Department of Environment and Conservation, and to revoke the previous delegation to the ManagerCultural Heritage Division of the National Parks andWildlife Service consented to by the Minister on5 September 2002; and

3. authorise the Chair of the Heritage Council to sign the instruments of delegation on behalf of the HeritageCouncil in accordance with the Minister’s consent.

Port Macquarie Government House Site4 October 2006

The Heritage Council recommended to the Minister theprovision of a $70,000 grant to Mr Peter Kuhn to assist withthe provision of an on-site interpretative centre within thenew ’FOCUS’ development at 2 Clarence Street, PortMacquarie.

Revised Section 57(1) Delegations to Historic Houses Trust of NSW 6 June 2007

The Heritage Council resolved to:

1. advise the Minister, in accordance with section 57(2) of the Heritage Act, to:

a. revoke the existing exemptions made to the HHT undersection 57(2) of the Heritage Act; and

b. under section 57(2) of the Heritage Act grant anexemption from all section 57(1) activities to propertiesowned or managed by HHT and listed on the State

Heritage Register as outlined in Annexure A with thefollowing conditions:

i. that the Historic Houses Trust provide an annualreport to the Heritage Council on future worksproposed for its properties;

ii. that the Historic Houses Trust advise the HeritageOffice archaeologists of any proposed worksrequiring major excavation at its properties toallow due consideration of the need for additionalarchaeological work;

iii. that the Director of the HHT must lodge allarchaeological monitoring or excavation reportsprepared with the Heritage Office library oncompletion after review by Heritage Officearchaeologists;

iv. that the HHT employ as required a consultanthistorical archaeologist with appropriatearchaeological qualifications, knowledge, skills and experience and the Director of the HHT mustobtain the advice of that person about the heritagesignificance of the archaeological resource and/orthe impact of the development proposal on theheritage significance of the archaeological resource,and take that advice into account;

v. that the Director of the HHT must take intoaccount as far as practicable the cumulative effectof approvals on the heritage significance of theitem and on the heritage resource of its area; and

vi. that the Director of the HHT must ensure thatapprovals are in accordance with any requirements,guidelines, regulations and general conditionsissued by the Heritage Council. The Director of theHHT may impose additional conditions which donot conflict with any Heritage Council conditions.

c. sign the instrument of delegation at in accordance withthe Minister’s consent; and

d. in addition to the above the Heritage Council requires a formal annual reporting mechanism to be establishedunder which the HHT would report to the HeritageOffice / Heritage Council on its works program for the previous year undertaken under the exemptions.The form this takes can be decided in discussionbetween the HHT and the Heritage Office.


State Heritage Register CommitteeThe State Heritage Register Committee, as delegate of the Heritage Council of NSW, made the followingrecommendations to the Minister for Planning.

Listings on the State Heritage RegisterIn respect of the following properties the committee:

1. resolved that the item was of state significance;

2. recommended to the Minister that he direct the listing ofthe item on the State Heritage Register if he consideredthe item to be of state significance;

3. recommended that for those properties asterisked theMinister grant site specific exemptions in addition to theHeritage Council’s Standard Exemptions.

Old Man’s Valley Cemetery, off Quarry Road, Hornsby*2 August 2006

Up To Date Store and Garth Jones Collection of farmmachinery, 127–129 Cowabbie Street, Coolamon2 August 2006

’Woodlands’ (formerly ’Inglewood’) 1 Werona Avenue, Killara2 August 2006

Narrandera Showground Industrial Hall6 September 2006

Hermit’s Cave Complex, Griffith6 September 2006

HMAS Parramatta (II) Memorial6 September 2006

St Francis Xavier’s Church, Berrima2 November 2006

Englefield7 February 2007

Randwick Presbyterian Church – Randwick7 February 2007

Wentworth Memorial Church7 February 2007

PS Rodney, Darling River7 March 2007

Loggan Rock Avalon*7 March 2007

Holy Trinity Anglican Church Group Kelso4 April 2007

Binnawee Homestead and Outbuildings Mudgee*4 April 2007

Bathurst Showground, Kendall Avenue6 June 2007

Interim Heritage OrdersThe State Heritage Register Committee recommended that the Minister make an interim heritage order for thefollowing items

Golden West Hotel2 August 2006

M24 Japanese Midget Submarine Wreck Site1 December 2006

Great North Road, St Alban’s Road Ramp5 February 2007

Old Adaminaby Remains4 June 2007

Amendments to the State Heritage RegisterThe State Heritage Register Committee recommended that the Minister direct the amendment of the State HeritageRegister listing boundary of Raffins Mill and Brick BottleKilns, Portland. 6 July 2006


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Appendix 3

Summary of Recommendations of the Heritage Council of NSW to the Minister for Planning



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Appendix 4

Summary of Funding Programs 2006-07

The table below details 194 projects approved in the year to the end of June 2007, totalling $2,754,525 under the Heritage Incentives Program.

Funding totalling $5,123,557 was allocated in the 2005-06 financial year under the 2006-08 Heritage Incentives Program for work to be undertaken in 2006-07 and 2007-08. For full details of the 287 projects funded last year, see last year’s annualreport, pages 77-99.

Note that this is a two-year program. This year we administered the first year of the Heritage Incentives Program for 2006-08.

Funding types

Grant = 100% grant fundingDollar for Dollar Grant = 50/50 fundingPro Rata Grant = a combination of Heritage Office grant funds and applicant funds, i.e. 30/70, 40/60

Total number of projects approved

Total funding approved

$

Program 1: Conservation Work Program 0 0

Program 2: Land Tax and Local Rate Rebate Program 3 21,793

Program 3: Kick Start Funding 1 10,000

Program 4: Conservation Management Plans 6 13,500

Program 5: Special Purpose Small Grant and Loans Program 7 41,000

Program 6: Interpretation of Major Heritage Sites 0 0

Program 7: Heritage Education and Promotion Projects 0 0

Program 8: Thematic Studies and Nomination to the State Heritage Register 0 0

Program 9: Aboriginal Heritage Program 5 131,780

Program 10: Local Government Heritage Management Program 167 2,449,452

Program 11: Heritage Partnership Agreements 4 77,000

Program 12: Local History and Archives Program 0 0

Special allocations 1 10,000

TOTAL 194 2,754,525


Program 1: Conservation Work ProgramNo new projects were approved in 2006-07.(Sixty-nine projects were approved in 2005-06 totalling $2,416,210 over two years.)

Program 2: Land Tax and Local Rate Rebate ProgramThree new projects were approved in 2006-07 totalling $21,793.(Six projects were approved in 2005-06 totalling $46,900 over two years.)

Program 3: Kick Start FundingOne new project was approved in 2006-07 for $10,000.(Three projects were approved in 2005-06 totalling $30,000.)


APPENDICES

Project No. Project Name Applicant Name ProjectTotal

Project CostApplicantContrib.

ApprovedFunding

ApprovedFunding Type

LTR 2007 177 Laurelbank, 85-87 Penshurst Street,Willoughby

Laurelbank MasonicCentre Pty Ltd

to replace the slate roof $53,460 $40,460 $13,000 Grant

LTR 2007 357 Woodlands, 1 Werona Avenue, Killara

Mr William Mills to undertake conservation work

$2,200 $1,100 $1,100 Dollar for Dollar Grant

LTR 2007 364 Woodlands, 1 Werona Avenue, Killara

Mr William Mills to obtain professionalarchitectural advice and prepare measureddrawing and sketch design for a developmentapplication to removeunsightly 1920’s additionsto the rear of the property

$16,368 $8,675 $7,693 Pro Rata Grant

$72,028 $50,235 $21,793



ApprovedFunding


KSP 2007 360 Hunter Baillie MemorialPresbyterian Church,Annandale

Hunter BaillieMemorialPresbyterian Church

to assist the fund raising appeal for theHunter Baillie MemorialPresbyterian Church at Annandale

$87,873 $77,873 $10,000 Grant


Program 4: Conservation Management PlansSix new projects were approved in 2006-07 totalling $13,500.(Nineteen projects were approved in 2005-06 totalling $47,500.)


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ApprovedFunding


CMP 2007 345 Brownlow Hill Estate(1828), Camden, CMP

Brownlow Hill Pty Ltd to prepare a conservationmanagement plan forBrownlow Hill Estate at Camden

$21,000 $18,500 $2,500 Pro Rata Grant

CMP 2007 287 Iandra Homestead(1910), Greenthorpe and Outbuildings CMP

Margaret MabelMorris

to prepare a conservationmanagement plan forIandra Homestead atGreenthorpe

$5,000 $2,500 $2,500 Dollar forDollar Grant

CMP 2007 359 Nissen Huts, Belmont North CMP

Lake Macquarie CityCouncil

to undertake aconservation managemnetplan for the 34 NissenHuts at Belmont North

$20,000 $17,500 $2,500 Pro Rata Grant

CMP 2007 256 Roxy Community Theatre (1930), Leeton CMP

Leeton Shire Council to prepare a conservationmanagement strategy forthe Roxy Theatre at Leeton

$3,000 $2,000 $1,000 Pro Rata Grant

CMP 2007 356 St. Joseph’s Mount,Sisters of Mercy Catholic Convent,Bathurst CMP

Sisters of MercyAustralia

to undertake aconservation managementplan for St. Joseph’sMount at Bathurst

$10,000 $7,500 $2,500 Pro Rata Grant

CMP 2007 280 Woodlands, 1 Werona Avenue, Killara CMP

Mr William Mills to prepare a conservationmanagement plan forWoodlands at Killara

$10,000 $7,500 $2,500 Pro Rata Grant

$69,000 $55,500 $13,500


Program 5: Special Purpose Small Grants and Loans ProgramSeven new projects were approved in 2006-07 totalling $41,000.(Five projects were approved in 2005-06 totalling $22,500.)

Program 6: Interpretation of Major Heritage SitesNo new projects were approved in 2006-07.(Six projects were approved in 2005-06 totalling $75,250 over two years.)

Program 7: Heritage Education and Promotion ProjectsNo new projects were approved in 2006-07.(Six projects were approved in 2005-06 totalling $66,900 over two years.)

Program 8: Thematic Studies and Nomination to the State Heritage RegisterNo new projects were approved in 2006-07.(Ten projects were approved in 2005-06 totalling $174,755 over two years.)


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ApprovedFunding


SGP 2007 178 Bungarby Memorial HallBombala HeritageAssessment

Bungarby MemorialHall PreservationCommittee

to prepare a heritageassessment for theBungarby Memorial Hall Bombala


SGP 2007 182 Bungarby Memorial HallBombala PreservationProject

Bungarby MemorialHall PreservationCommittee

to undertake conservationworks to BungarbyMemorial Hall Bombala

$20,000 $15,000 $5,000 Pro Rata Grant

SGP 2007 181 Federation of AustralianHistorical Societies Inc.Tourism Publication

Federation ofAustralian HistoricalSocieties Inc.

to prepare a web basedtourism publication forhistorical societies

$10,500 $5,500 $5,000 Pro Rata Grant

SGP 2007 313 Milparinka PoliceKitchen, Conservation

Milparinka Heritageand TourismAssociationIncorporated

to undertake conservationwork to the formerMilparinka police stationkitchen

$64,000 $59,000 $5,000 Pro Rata Grant

SGP 2007 350 St Helen’s Park House,St Helen’s Park

Wilhelm Schimak & Denis Turner

to undertake urgent roof repairs

$20,800 $10,800 $10,000 Pro Rata Grant

SGP 2007 180 Strathallan Stone Ruin Stabilisation

Rodney & DaleWallace

to stabilise the stoneworkfor the Strathallan ruin

$10,000 $5,000 $5,000 Grant

SGP 2007 179 Vineyard Haven, New Italy Settlement -ArchaeologicalStabilisation

Mr Arnold Vayo to stabilise the well,fencing and other works to secure thearchaeological site

$5,000 $0 $5,000 Grant

$142,300 $101,300 $41,000


Program 9: Aboriginal Heritage ProgramFive new projects were approved in 2006-07 totalling $131,780.(Nine projects were approved in 2005-06 totalling $134,582.)

Program 10: Local Government Heritage Management Program167 new projects were approved in 2006-07 totalling $2,449,452 over two years.

Multiple year funding has been provided to local government since 2002-03 as follows:

• in 2005-06 one hundred and thirty-three projects were approved totalling $696,541

• in 2004-05 thirty-six projects were approved totalling $262,832. Top-up funding was also approved for 23 previously approvedprojects totalling $54,000.

• in 2003-04 thirty-one projects were approved totalling $281,242 over two years.

• in 2002-03 two hundred and fifteen projects were approved totalling $2,617,949 over three years.


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ApprovedFunding


IND 2007 186 Burra Bee Dee Mission,near Coonamble,ConservationManagement Strategy

Burra Bee DeeElders Group

to prepare a conservationmanagement strategy forthe Burra Bee Dee Missionnear Coonamble

$15,000 $0 $15,000 Grant

IND 2007 184 Ferguson’s Cottage,Coffs Harbour CMS

Coffs Harbour and District LocalAboriginal LandCouncil

to prepare a conservationmanagement strategy forFerguson’s Cottage atCoffs Harbour

$11,000 $0 $11,000 Grant

IND 2007 187 Indigenous CoastalFishery and CulturalMapping, NSW Southand Far South CoastStage 2

Brady Consultants to continue the study inAboriginal fishery practiceson the NSW South Coastfrom Shoalhaven RiverNorth Boundary toUlladulla South Boundary

$60,000 $10,000 $50,000 Pro Rata Grant

IND 2006 188 Link Up - StolenGenerations AboriginalHeritage Project

Link-Up (NSW)AboriginalCorporation

to create a multi-mediainstallation to demonstratethe history and after-effects of forced removalon Aboriginal communitiesacross NSW

$88,200 $42,420 $45,780 Pro Rata Grant

IND 2007 185 Manly AboriginalHeritage Self GuidedWalks Brochures

Lane Cove, Manly,North Sydney,Warringah andWilloughby Councils

to prepare two brochuresfor Aboriginal Heritage selfguided walks in Manly


$194,200 $62,420 $131,780


Heritage Advisors82 new projects were approved in 2006-07 totalling $1,149,000 over two years.(72 projects were approved in 2005-06 totalling $275,334.)


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ApprovedFunding


LGP 2007 198 Armidale DumaresqHeritage Advisor Years 5-6

Armidale DumaresqCouncil

to continue the heritageadvisory service

$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 211 Ballina Heritage AdvisorYears 6-7

Ballina ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 206 Bathurst Regional Heritage Advisor Years 13-14

Bathurst RegionalCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 212 Bega Valley Heritage Advisor Years 11-12

Bega Valley ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 213 Bellingen Heritage Advisor Years 7-8

Bellingen ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 204 Berrigan Heritage Advisor Years 8-9

Berrigan ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 191 Blacktown Heritage Advisor Years 2-3

Blacktown CityCouncil



LGP 2007 214 Bland Heritage AdvisorYears 11-12

Bland Shire Council to continue the heritageadvisory service

$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 232 Blayney Heritage AdvisorYears 17-18

Blayney ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 267 Bogan Heritage Advisor Year 4

Bogan ShireCouncil



LGP 2007 267 Bogan Heritage Advisor Year 5

Bogan ShireCouncil


$21,000 $14,000 $7,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 210 Boorowa Heritage Advisor Years 10-11

Boorowa Council to continue the heritageadvisory service

$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 215 Bourke Heritage AdvisorYears 12-13

Bourke ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 233 Brewarrina Heritage Advisor Years 6-7

Brewarrina ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 199 Broken Hill Heritage Advisor Years 20-21

Broken Hill CityCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 216 Byron Heritage AdvisorYears 9-10

Byron Shire Council to continue the heritageadvisory service

$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 217 Cabonne Heritage Advisor Years 12-13

Cabonne ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 197 Cobar Heritage AdvisorYears 6-7

Cobar Shire Council to continue the heritageadvisory service

$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 219 Coffs Harbour Heritage Advisor Years 5-6

Coffs Harbour City Council


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant



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Heritage Advisors (continued)



ApprovedFunding


LGP 2007 218 Conargo Heritage Advisor Years 2-3

Conargo ShireCouncil



LGP 2007 220 Coolamon Heritage Advisor Years 9-10

Coolamon ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 221 Cooma-Monaro Heritage Advisor Years 11-12

Cooma-MonaroShire Council


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 222 Coonamble Heritage Advisor Years 5-6

Coonamble ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 223 Cowra Heritage AdvisorYears 3-4

Cowra Shire Council



LGP 2007 224 Deniliquin Heritage Advisor Years 15-16

Deniliquin Council to continue the heritageadvisory service

$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 253 Dubbo Heritage AdvisorYears 14-15

Dubbo City Council to continue the heritageadvisory service

$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 193 Dungog Heritage AdvisorYears 10-11

Dungog ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 225 Eurobodalla Heritage Advisor Years 8-9

Eurobodalla ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 226 Forbes Heritage AdvisorYears 10-11

Forbes ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 189 Glen Innes Severn Heritage Advisor Years 2-3

Glen Innes SevernCouncil



LGP 2007 261 Goulburn MulwareeHeritage Advisor Years 3-4

Goulburn MulwareeCouncil



LGP 2007 227 Great Lakes Heritage Advisors Years 5-6

Great Lakes Council


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 207 Greater Hume Heritage Advisor Years 1-2

Greater Hume Shire Council

to establish a heritageadvisory service


LGP 2007 209 Greater Taree Heritage Advisor Years 10-11

Greater Taree City Council


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 264 Griffith Heritage AdvisorYears 3-4

Griffith City Council to continue the heritageadvisory service


LGP 2007 228 Gundagai Heritage Advisor Years 8-9

Gundagai ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 268 Gwydir Heritage AdvisorYears 3-4

Gwydir ShireCouncil






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ApprovedFunding


LGP 2007 255 Harden Heritage AdvisorYears 6-7

Harden ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 231 Inverell Heritage AdvisorYears 8-9

Inverell ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 192 Jerilderie Heritage Advisor Years 9-10

Jerilderie ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 203 Junee Heritage AdvisorYears 11-12

Junee Shire Council to continue the heritageadvisory service

$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 258 Kempsey Heritage Advisor Years 6-7

Kempsey ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 194 Kiama Heritage AdvisorYears 9-10

Kiama Council to continue the heritageadvisory service

$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 234 Lachlan Heritage AdvisorYears 3-4

Lachlan ShireCouncil



LGP 2007 235 Leeton Heritage AdvisorYears 8-9

Leeton ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 236 Lismore Heritage AdvisorYears 9-10

Lismore CityCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 252 Lithgow Heritage AdvisorYears 10-11

Lithgow CityCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 361 Local Government and Shires AssociationsLocal Government Training Courses Years 4-5

Local Government& ShiresAssociations

to enable the LocalGovernment and ShiresAssociations to run anannual series of heritagetraining courses for local government

$27,000 $0 $27,000 Grant

LGP 2007 196 Maitland Heritage Advisor Years 17-18

Maitland CityCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 205 Mid-Western RegionalHeritage Advisor Years 3-4

Mid-WesternRegional Council



LGP 2007 260 Moree Plains Heritage Advisor Years 8-9

Moree Plains ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 237 Murray Heritage AdvisorYears 7-8

Murray ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 254 Muswellbrook Heritage Advisor Years 8-9

Muswellbrook ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 238 Narrandera Heritage Advisor Years 7-8

Narrandera ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 239 Narromine Heritage Advisor Years 10-11

Narromine ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant




APPENDICES



ApprovedFunding


LGP 2007 183 Oberon Heritage AdvisorYears 1-2

Oberon Council to establish a heritageadvisory service


LGP 2007 240 Orange Heritage AdvisorYears 13-14

Orange City Council to continue the heritageadvisory service

$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 265 Palerang Heritage Advisor Years 1-2

Palerang Council to establish a heritageadvisory service


LGP 2007 190 Parkes Heritage AdvisorYears 6-7

Parkes ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 229 Port Macquarie-HastingsHeritage Advisor Years 10-11

Port Macquarie-Hastings Council


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 241 Port Stephens Heritage Advisor Years 10-11

Port StephensCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 269 Queanbeyan Heritage Advisor Years 16-17

Queanbeyan CityCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 200 Richmond Valley Heritage Advisor Years 1-2

Richmond ValleyCouncil



LGP 2007 201 Shoalhaven Heritage Advisor Years 10-11

Shoalhaven CityCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 208 Singleton Heritage Advisor Year 4

Singleton Council to continue the heritageadvisory service


LGP 2007 208 Singleton Heritage Advisor Year 5

Singleton Council to continue the heritageadvisory service

$21,000 $14,000 $7,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 242 Snowy River Heritage Advisor Years 9-10

Snowy River Shire Council


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 266 Tamworth Regional Heritage Advisor Years 3-4

Tamworth RegionalCouncil



LGP 2007 257 Temora Heritage AdvisorYears 7-8

Temora ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 259 Tenterfield Heritage Advisor Years 8-9

Tenterfield ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 243 Tumut Heritage AdvisorYears 9-10

Tumut Council to continue the heritageadvisory service

$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 341 Unincorporated AreaHeritage Advisor Years 2-3

Department of Planning






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ApprovedFunding


LGP 2007 263 Upper Hunter Heritage Advisor Years 3-4

Upper Hunter Shire Council



LGP 2007 244 Uralla Heritage AdvisorYears 7-8

Uralla Shire Council to continue the heritageadvisory service

$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 246 Wagga Wagga Heritage Advisor Years 18-19

Wagga Wagga City Council


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 247 Walgett Heritage AdvisorYears 5-6

Walgett ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 371 Warrumbungle Heritage Advisor Years 1-2

WarrumbungleCouncil



LGP 2007 251 Weddin Heritage AdvisorYears 13-14

Weddin ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 248 Wellington Heritage Advisor Years 13-14

Wellington Council to continue the heritageadvisory service

$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 249 Wentworth Heritage Advisor Years 11-12

Wentworth ShireCouncil


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 250 Wingecarribee Heritage Advisor Years 10-11

Wingecarribee Shire Council


$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 195 Yass Valley Heritage Advisor Years 16-17

Yass Valley Council to continue the heritageadvisory service

$42,000 $28,000 $14,000 Pro Rata Grant

$3,098,000 $1,976,000 $1,149,000


Local Heritage Funds68 new projects were approved in 2006-07 totalling $1,152,100 over two years.(57 projects were approved in 2005-06 totalling $358,707.)


APPENDICES



ApprovedFunding


LGP 2007 289 Ballina Local Heritage Fund Years 5-6

Ballina ShireCouncil

to continue the localheritage fund

$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 334 Bathurst Regional Local Heritage Fund Years 9-10

Bathurst RegionalCouncil


$120,000 $90,000 $30,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 290 Bega Valley Local Heritage Fund Years 12-13

Bega Valley ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 291 Bellingen Local Heritage Fund Years 14-15

Bellingen ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 286 Berrigan Local Heritage Fund Years 8-9

Berrigan ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 292 Bland Local Heritage Fund Years 8-9

Bland Shire Council to continue the localheritage fund

$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 300 Blayney Local Heritage Fund Years 11-12

Blayney ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 337 Bogan Local Heritage Fund Years 5-6

Bogan ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 321 Bombala Local Heritage Fund Year 1

Bombala Council to establish a localheritage fund

$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 293 Bourke Local Heritage FundYears 11-12

Bourke ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 372 Brewarrina Local Heritage Fund Years 4-5

Brewarrina ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 295 Broken Hill Local HeritageFund Years 18-19

Broken Hill CityCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 296 Cabonne Local Heritage Fund Years 5-6

Cabonne ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 188 Clarence Valley Local Heritage Fund Years 3-4

Clarence ValleyCouncil


$160,000 $120,000 $40,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 297 Cobar Local Heritage FundYears 5-6

Cobar Shire Council to continue the localheritage fund

$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 298 Coffs Harbour Local Heritage Fund Years 4-5

Coffs Harbour CityCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant


Local Heritage Funds (continued)


APPENDICES



ApprovedFunding


LGP 2007 328 Conargo Local Heritage Fund Years 3-4



$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 299 Coolamon Local Heritage Fund Years 9-10



$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 274 Coonamble Local Heritage Fund Years 5-6

Coonamble ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 275 Cowra Local Heritage FundYears 7-8

Cowra Shire Council to continue the localheritage fund

$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 276 Deniliquin Local Heritage Fund Years 7-8

Deniliquin Council to continue the localheritage fund

$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 285 Dubbo Local Heritage FundYears 4-5

Dubbo City Council to continue the localheritage fund

$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 272 Dungog Local Heritage Fund Years 5-6

Dungog ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 338 Eurobodalla Local Heritage Fund Years 3-4

Eurobodalla ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 340 Forbes Local Heritage FundYears 3-4

Forbes ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 333 Goulburn Mulwaree Local Heritage Fund Years 3-4

Goulburn MulwareeCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 277 Great Lakes Local Heritage Fund Years 5-6

Great Lakes Council to continue the localheritage fund

$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 332 Greater Hume Shire CouncilYears 2-3

Greater Hume ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 319 Greater Taree Local Heritage Fund Years 7-8

Greater Taree CityCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 368 Griffith Local Heritage FundYear 1

Griffith City Council to establish a localheritage fund

$10,000 $7,500 $2,500 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 278 Gundagai Local Heritage Fund Year 5-6

Gundagai ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 336 Gwydir Local Heritage FundYears 3-4

Gwydir ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 281 Inverell Local Heritage FundYears 9-10

Inverell ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant




APPENDICES



ApprovedFunding


LGP 2007 270 Jerilderie Local Heritage Fund Years 9-10

Jerilderie ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 320 Junee Local Heritage FundYears 10-11

Junee Shire Council


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 327 Kempsey Local Heritage Fund Years 5-6

Kempsey ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 301 Lachlan Local Heritage Fund Years 3-4



$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 302 Leeton Local Heritage FundYears 4-5

Leeton ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 303 Lismore Local Heritage Fund Years 9-10

Lismore CityCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 339 Lithgow Local Heritage Fund Years 4-5

Lithgow CityCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 304 Lockhart Local Heritage Fund Years 4-5

Lockhart ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 273 Maitland Local Heritage Fund Years 8-9

Maitland CityCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 284 Mid-Western Regional Local Heritage Fund Years 3-4

Mid-WesternRegional Council


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 322 Moree Plains Local Heritage Fund Years 8-9

Moree Plains ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 324 Muswellbrook Local Heritage Fund Years 3-4

Muswellbrook ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 306 Narrandera Local Heritage Fund Years 7-8

Narrandera ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 307 Narromine Local Heritage Fund Years 7-8

Narromine ShireCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 369 Oberon Local Heritage FundYears 1-2

Oberon Council to establish a localheritage fund

$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 308 Orange Local Heritage FundYears 11-12

Orange City Council to continue the localheritage fund

$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant




APPENDICES



ApprovedFunding


LGP 2007 271 Parkes Local Heritage FundYears 7-8

Parkes Shire Council

to continue the local heritage fund

$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 279 Port Macquarie-HastingsLocal Heritage Fund Years 9-10

Port Macquarie-Hastings Council


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 309 Port Stephens Local Heritage Fund Years 4-5

Port StephensCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 335 Queanbeyan Local Heritage Fund Years 9-10

Queanbeyan City Council


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 310 Richmond Valley Local Heritage Fund Years 2-3

Richmond ValleyCouncil


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 311 Shoalhaven Local Heritage Fund Years 9-10

Shoalhaven City Council


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 312 Snowy River Local Heritage Fund Years 7-8

Snowy River Shire Council


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 331 Tamworth Regional Local Heritage Fund Years 3-4

Tamworth Regional Council


$120,000 $90,000 $30,000 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 325 Temora Local Heritage FundYears 6-7

Temora Shire Council


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 329 Tenterfield Local Heritage Fund Years 6-7

Tenterfield Shire Council


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 288 Tweed Local Heritage FundYears 2-3

Tweed Shire Council


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 330 Upper Hunter Local Heritage Fund Years 3-4

Upper Hunter Shire Council


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 314 Wagga Wagga Local Heritage Fund Years 8-9

Wagga Wagga City Council


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 315 Walgett Local HeritageFund Years 5-6

Walgett Shire Council


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 316 Weddin Local Heritage FundYears 10-11

Weddin Shire Council


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 317 Wellington Local Heritage Fund Years 6-7

Wellington Council to continue the local heritage fund

$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant



Local Government StudiesArchaeological StudiesOne new project was approved in 2006-07 for $20,000.

Heritage Main Street StudiesFour new projects were approved totalling $12,000.(No projects were approved in 2005-06.)


APPENDICES



ApprovedFunding


LGP 2007 318 Wentworth Local Heritage Fund Years 5-6

Wentworth Shire Council


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 202 Wingecarribee Local Heritage Fund Years 4-5

Wingecarribee Shire Council


$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

LGP 2007 283 Yass Valley Local Heritage Fund Years 8-9

Yass Valley Council to continue the local heritage fund

$65,600 $49,200 $16,400 Pro Rata Grant

$4,608,400 $3,456,300 $1,152,100



ApprovedFunding


LGP 2007 370 Old Adaminaby Remains,Lake Eucumbene

Snowy River ShireCouncil

to undertake anarchaeological surveyand management report

$20,000 $0 $20,000 Grant



ApprovedFunding


LGP 2007 174 Ardlethan near CoolamonHeritage Main Street Study


to undertake a mainstreet study


LGP 2007 282 Gunnedah Heritage MainStreet Study

Gunnedah ShireCouncil



LGP 2007 347 Lake Cargelligo nearCondobolin Heritage MainStreet Study




LGP 2007 346 Tottenham near CondobolinHeritage Main Street Study




$24,000 $12,000 $12,000


Community Based Heritage StudiesTwelve new projects were approved in 2006-07 totalling $116,352 over two years.(Four projects were approved in 2005-06 totalling $62,500 over two years.)


APPENDICES



ApprovedFunding


LGP 2007 367 Balranald Community Based Heritage Study Year 3

Balranald ShireCouncil

to complete thecommunity basedheritage study

$1,000 $500 $500 Dollar forDollar Grant

LGP 2007 305 Conargo Community Based Heritage Study Years 1-2


to undertake acommunity basedheritage study


LGP 2007 262 Cooma-Monaro CommunityBased Heritage Study Years 1-2

Cooma-MonaroShire Council



LGP 2007 176 Dubbo Community Based heritage StudyReview (Urban)

Dubbo City Council to undertake acommunity based review of the Dubboheritage study (Urban)


LGP 2007 245 Gilgandra CommunityBased Heritage Study Years 1-2

Gilgandra ShireCouncil



2007 342 Moree Plains CommunityBased Heritage Study

Moree Plains Shire Council

to undertake acommunity based review


2007 350 Queanbeyan CommunityBased Heritage Study Year 2

Queanbeyan City Council


$30,000 $22,700 $7,300 Pro Rata Grant

2007 294 Tamworth RegionalCommunity Based Heritage Study Years 1-2

Tamworth Regional Council



LGP 2007 365 Wakool Community Based Heritage Study Stage 2

Wakool ShireCouncil



LGP 2007 175 Walcha Community Based Heritage Study

Walcha ShireCouncil



LGP 2006 163 Warrumbungle CommunityBased Heritage Study(Coonabarabran section)Years 1-2

WarrumbungleCouncil



LGP 2007 343 Young Community BasedHeritage Study Years 1-2

Young Shire Council



$248,104 $131,752 $116,352


Program 11: Heritage Partnership AgreementsFour projects were approved in 2006-07 totalling $77,000 usually over two years.(Fourteen projects were approved in 2005-06 totalling $1,065,419 usually over three years.)


APPENDICES



ApprovedFunding


ORG 2007 230 Catholic Archdiocese of Canberra and GoulburnHeritage Advisor Years 1-2

CatholicArchdiocese ofCanberra andGoulburn

to establish a heritageadvisory service for theCatholic Diocese ofCanberra and Goulburn


ORG 2007 352 Great North Road Special Grant

Convict Trail Project Inc

to enable the purchaseof office equipment in 2006/07 and toincrease the existingapproved funding for the office manager’sposition for 2007/08

$15,000 $0 $15,000 Grant

ORG 2007 363 KABC (NSW) SustainableCities Heritage Award Years 6-7 2006/07 & 2007/08

Keep AustraliaBeautiful Council(NSW)

to sponsor heritageawards under the NSWSustainable Citiesprogram

$15,000 $0 $15,000 Grant

ORG 2007 362 KABC (NSW) Tidy Towns Heritage Awards Sponsorship Years 12-13 2006/07 & 2007/08

Keep AustraliaBeautiful Council(NSW)

to sponsor heritageawards under the NSWTidy Towns program

$40,000 $0 $40,000

$84,000 $7,000 $77,000


Program 12: Local History and Archives ProgramAn annual allocation of $45,000 is provided to the Royal Australian Historical Society to assist local historical societies and individualsto undertake historical research and publication of local history; cataloguing, interpretation and conservation of local archives;conservation and interpretation of NSW heritage items. The funding for the 2006-07 and 2007-08 financial years was approved in2005-06.

35 new projects were approved in 2006-07 totalling $46,950.


APPENDICES



ApprovedFunding


LHA 2007 01 Historic Bridle Tracks,Southern Tablelands and Eastern Escarpment

Access for All To identify, map anddocument historic bridletracks of the SouthernTablelands and adjacentEastern Escarpment

$4,000 $3,000 $1,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 02 Rous Cricket Club History Book

Alstonville PlateauHistorical SocietyInc.

To produce a definitivehistory of the RousCricket Club

$6,234 $4,234 $2,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 03 Anglican Historical Society Archives

Anglican HistoricalSociety (Diocese ofSydney)

To list the material in the collection of the Anglican HistoricalSociety now held by the centre for theHistory of ChristianThought and Experienceat Macquarie University

$8,463 $7,963 $500 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 04 More Than Just Gold Diggers

Robyn Atherton To identify and recordinformation aboutChinese persons wholived and worked inMurrumburrah andsurrounding villagesbetween 1860-1960

$2,466 $2,066 $400 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 05 Mervyn Bishop PhotoArchive Cataloguing and Preserving

Mervyn Bishop To arrange, catalogueand conserve thephotographic archives of Mervyn Bishop overthe past 40 years, fromAboriginal cadet at theSydney Morning Heraldto educator, artist and commissionedphotographer

$4,000 $3,000 $1,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 06 The Old Blacktown PublicSchool Research Project

Blacktown & DistrictHistorical Society

To compile and publishan abridged diary onactivities at the formerBlacktown Public School between 1875-1939 fromresearched records heldat the State Archives

$5,934 $4,932 $500 Pro Rata Grant


Program 12: Local History and Archives Program (continued)


APPENDICES



ApprovedFunding


LHA 2007 07 Holy Trinity AnglicanChurch, Berrima ChurchRecording

Bowral & DistrictADFAS - ChurchRecorders Group

To publish a record of the fabric andfurnishings of HolyTrinity Anglican Church at Berrima

$15,090 $13,590 $1,500 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 08 Nubrygin CemeteryPreservation

Richard Clayton To identify people buriedin the NubryginCemetery, the earliest inthe Euchareena districtnear Wellington

$3,600 $3,400 $200 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 09 Jim Comerford Collection Coalfield HeritageGroup Inc.

To catalogue, interpretand conserve theComerford Collection of books, folders, maps, photos andnewspaper cuttings

$5,122 $3,122 $2,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 10 Fitzroy Iron Works,Mittagong and Australia’sHidden National Treasure

Leah Day To publish a book onthe history of the firstiron works in Australia,the archaeologicalrelics discovered inMittagong in 2005

$359,000 $357,000 $2,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 11 Mangrove Creek, Gosford19th Century RoadsResearched andDocumented

Dharug and Lower HawkesburyHistorical Societyinc

To research, documentand photograph the five significant 19th century roads,bridges and surroundinginfrastructure and recordand transcribe the oralhistory of people wholived in the MangroveCreek area

$5,657 $3,157 $2,500 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 12 Scenes From GerringongDistrict’s Past: Sir CharlesKingsford Smith’s HistoricFlight in 1933

Gerringong &District HistoricalSociety Inc.

To enable theGerringong & DistrictHistorical Society todisplay old photographsand prints that illustrate the growth ofGerringong and district

$1,200 $600 $600 Dollar forDollar grant

LHA 2007 13 Captain Henry NewtonBiography: From AssistantPilot to Superintendent ofNavigation in Newcastle1873-1906

Pamela Harrison To publish achronological account ofthe pilot service and thePort of Newcastle duringthe period of its mostsignificant developments(1873-1906) usingnewspaper and NSWState Records

$42,600 $40,600 $2,000 Pro Rata Grant




APPENDICES



ApprovedFunding


LHA 2007 14 Project Mosaic HawkesburyHistorical Society

To employ a professionalto create a database of6000 mosaic artefacts

$3,960 $2,960 $1,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 15 Historical Indexes of theCanberra and QueanbeyanDistricts

Heraldry &Genealogy Societyof Canberra Inc.

To produce indexes ofhistorical interest andheritage value regardingthe Canberra/Queanbeyan region,researched from primarysources at the StateRecords of NSW

$16,900 $15,000 $1,900 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 16 Wellington Shire StainedGlass WindowsPhotographic Catalogue

Judith Hiatt To establish aphotographic catalogueof the historic stainedglass windows inWellington Shire tosupplement the written cataloguealready researched and documented.

$2,150 $1,150 $1,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 17 Huguenot Families InAustralia

Huguenot Society of Australia inc

To publish a list ofknown families ofHuguenot origin inAustralia, complete with dates of arrival and sources

$4,660 $2,660 $2,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 18 Identification, Assessmentand Listing of ’Old Banks’on the Paterson River atMindaribba

Peter Johnson To undertake historicalidentification, preliminaryarchaeologicalassessment, assessmentfor significance andnomination for heritagelisting of approx. fifteen hectares, known historically as ’Old Banks’, a firstcontact site and laterlocation of a GovernmentHouse, garden andmilitary outpost

$11,530 $9,530 $2,000 Pro Rata Grant




APPENDICES



ApprovedFunding


LHA 2007 19 Harry Boyle Collection,Maitland, Management Plan Development andImplementation

Maitland CityLibrary

To format, classify and conserve the Harry Boyle Collection of tapes, maps, reports,booklets and localhistorical news items to be donated to theMaitland City Library to underpin thedevelopment of the local studies section

$15,400 $13,400 $2,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 20 Manly, Warringah andPittwater Minute BooksFilming and Digitisation

Manly, Warringah & PittwaterHistorical Society

To microfiche the Minute Books of Manly,Warringah and PittwaterHistorical Society frominception in 1924 andcopy to CD Rom or DVD

$1,470 $720 $750 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 21 Mt Kembla Mining Heritage Inc Registration,Cataloguing and RehousingHistorical Collection

Mt Kembla MiningHeritage Inc.

To implement museumpractices of registration,cataloguing, storage and handling for thegrowing collection

$14,289 $12,289 $2,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 22 Mudgee in Pictures 1850 to 1950: a PhotographicHistory of Mudgee

Mudgee HistoricalSociety Inc.

To prepare and publish a thematic photographichistory of Mudgee fromthe mid-1800s to 1950

$17,000 $15,000 $2,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 23 Printing Industry in New England Oral History

Museum of Printingat the New EnglandRegional ArtMuseum, Armidale

To collect, record andtranscribe recollectionsof printing workers whoused equipment similarto that in the Museum of Printing at the NewEngland Regional ArtMuseum at Armidale

$3,700 $2,700 $1,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 24 Muswellbrook Shire CouncilRegister of Records,Historical Series RecordsMicrofilming Stage 2

Muswellbrook Local& Family HistorySociety Inc.

To microfilm historicallyimportant records heldby Muswellbrook ShireCouncil

$14,400 $12,400 $2,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 25 Naval Historical SocietyPhotographic CollectionRehousing

Naval HistoricalSociety of Australia Inc.

To transfer the NavalHistorical Society’s 19th and 20th centuryphotographic collectionfrom acidic to archivalalbums

$5,000 $4,000 $1,000 Pro Rata Grant



APPENDICES




ApprovedFunding


LHA 2007 26 Nepean District HistoricalSociety Map DigitisationProject

Nepean DistrictHistorical SocietyInc.

To digitally scan theNepean District HistoricalSociety map collectionand reproducing alaminated copy for day to day use, placing theoriginals in mylar sleeves

$8,980 $7,480 $1,500 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 27 Burials in StocktonCemetery NSW 1890-2005

Newcastle FamilyHistory Society Inc.

To research all burialswithin Stockton cemeteryfrom 1890-2005

$38,100 $36,100 $2,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 28 100 Lives Of Cobar Heather J Nicholls To compile a bookshowcasing 100 lives of Cobar residents nowburied in the localcemetery

$5,225 $3,225 $2,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 29 Gingkin Papers Oberon Council To catalogue the Gingkin papers and write a chapter for thethematic history ofOberon Shire on theconnection between the Burrangerang Valley and Oberon

$8,575 $7,575 $1,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 30 Orange and DistrictHistorical Society ArchivesProtection Project

Orange and DistrictHistorical SocietyInc.

To provide appropriateprotection for a portionof the Orange andDictrict HistoricalSociety’s archives andsignificant objects

$3,900 $2,900 $1,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 31 Murray Collection Presbyterian ChurchBowenfels (Lithgow)

To provide public accessto the Murray FamilyBook Collection frompre-1843 Scotland andfrom 1843-2004 atWarrawang, Mt Lambie.

$15,800 $13,800 $2,000 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 32 Berry Cemetery Obituaries Shoalhaven FamilyHistory Society Inc.

To produce Berry CemeteryObituaries (vol. 2), a companion volume to Berry CemeteryTranscriptions (vol. 1)

$2,874 $1,437 $400 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 33 Tinonee Historical SocietyPhotographic Collection

Tinonee HistoricalSociety Inc

To scan and copy to CD,catalogue and store the Tinonee HistoricalSociety photographiccollection in GreaterTaree

$4,000 $3,000 $1,000 Pro Rata Grant



Special AllocationsOne new project was approved in 2006-07 for $10,000. (6 projects were approved in 2005-06 totalling $257,000.)


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ApprovedFunding


LHA 2007 34 Tottenham Historical Society Cataloguing

TottenhamHistorical SocietyInc

To catalogue theTottenham HistoricalSociety collection

$10,362 $9,662 $700 Pro Rata Grant

LHA 2007 35 150 Years of Schooling in Hargraves

Julia Wilson To research, revise andcorrect the history anduse of the schoolbuildings in Hargraves

$1,800 $1,300 $500 Pro Rata Grant

$672,939 $625,989 $46,950



ApprovedFunding


HAP 2007 358 Merewether Surf House,Roof Conservation

Newcastle CityCouncil

To undertake urgentconservation work to theroof of the MerewetherSurf House

$10,000 $0 $10,000 Grant


Appendix 5

Legal Change

Heritage Act 1977 (NSW)

There were no amendments made to the Heritage Act this year.

Appendix 6

Human Resources

The Heritage Council of NSW does not employ staff. For information on the employees of the Heritage Office,Department of Planning, see the NSW Department ofPlanning Annual Report 2006-07.

Appendix 7

Performance of Executive Officer

The Heritage Council of NSW does not employ staff. Forinformation of the performance and numbers of executiveofficers of the Department of Planning, including the HeritageOffice, see the NSW Department of Planning Annual Report2006-07.

Appendix 8

Employment Arrangements

The Heritage Council did not receive personnel services froma department or special purpose service entity. The councildid not employ any staff in 2006-07.

Appendix 9

Overseas Travel

The Chair of the Heritage Council of NSW, Michael Collins,attended the World Heritage Committee meeting in Christchurch, New Zealand, in June 2007 as therepresentative of the Council.

Appendix 10

Occupational Health and Safety

For information on the Occupational Health and SafetyPolicy of the Heritage Office, Department of Planning, seethe NSW Department of Planning Annual Report 2006-07.

Appendix 11

Disability Action Plan

Meetings of the Heritage Council of NSW are held at thepremises of the Heritage Office, Department of Planning. The Heritage Office is fully accessible to disabled visitors and staff. Where possible, within the constraints of a historicbuilding, the design complies with the Design for Accessand Mobility Standard AS1428.1/2001. For further details on the Department of Planning’s Disability Action Plan, seethe NSW Department of Planning Annual Report 2006-07.

The Heritage Council’s Fire, Access and Services AdvisoryPanel have incorporated the provision of advice on disabledaccess to heritage buildings as part of its brief.

Appendix 12

Ethnic Affairs Priority Statement

The Heritage Council of NSW is committed to the NSWPrinciples of Multiculturalism. We encourage all parts of thecommunity to identify and celebrate their heritage and provideprograms and incentives to assist community groups assessand manage their special heritage places and objects.

The NSW Government’s key objectives are outlined in theWhite Paper Cultural Harmony The Next Decade 2002 – 2012.They are: leadership to encourage and value a culturallydiverse society through the establishment of supportive policy;legal and planning frameworks; community harmony andaccess; equity within the framework of social justiceobligations and economic and cultural opportunities.


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These principles are incorporated into the activities of theHeritage Council of NSW as defined by its Strategic Plan2005-10. A summary of progress in 2006–07 is set out below:

• the Heritage Council of NSW is committed to the use ofplain language in the preparation of all publications,including the quarterly newsletter Heritage NSW;

• one of the Heritage Council’s priorities under the HeritageIncentives Program is to offer funding to assist ethniccommunities to identify, assess and manages places,objects and collections they value;

• projects funded under the Heritage Incentives Program in 2006-07 included:

– To identify and record information about Chinesepersons who lived and worked in Murrumburrah and surrounding villages between 1860-1960

– To arrange, catalogue and conserve the photographicarchives of Mervyn Bishop over the past 40 years, fromAboriginal cadet at the Sydney Morning Herald toeducator, artist and commissioned photographer

– To publish a list of known families of Huguenot origin in Australia, complete with dates of arrival and sources

– To stabilise the well, fencing and other works to secure the Vineyard Haven, New Italy Settlementarchaeological site

Appendix 13

Budgets and Financial Statements

The Heritage Council of NSW does not hold any assets or operate a budget. Under section 106 of the Heritage Act 1977 funding for loans or grants can be made by theMinister on the recommendation of the Heritage Council.This funding is managed by the Heritage Office, Departmentof Planning. The financial statements of the Department ofPlanning can be viewed in the NSW Department of PlanningAnnual Report 2006-07.

Appendix 14

Payment of Accounts

The Heritage Council of NSW does not hold any assets andtherefore does not process accounts. In 2006-07 theHeritage Council was supported by the Heritage Office,Corporation Sole, Minister Administering the Heritage Act1977 and the Department of Planning. For financial details ofthe Corporation Sole and the Heritage Office, Department ofPlanning, see the NSW Department of Planning AnnualReport 2006-07.

Appendix 15

Credit Card Usage

No member of the Heritage Council of NSW held agovernment corporate credit card in 2006-07. Two membersof the Heritage Council held a Cabcharge card to assist withattendance at meetings. Expenses in relation to these cardswere met by the Heritage Office, Department of Planning.

Appendix 16

Consultants Engaged by the Heritage Council of NSW

The Heritage Council of NSW did not engage anyconsultants in 2006-07.

Appendix 17

Waste Reduction and Purchasing

For information on the implementation of the WasteReduction and Purchasing Policy of the Heritage Office,Department of Planning, see the NSW Department ofPlanning Annual Report 2006-07.

Appendix 18

Government Energy Management Policy

The Heritage Council has no property assets under itsmanagement.


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Appendix 19

Land Disposal

The Heritage Council of NSW does not own any property.

Appendix 20

Risk Management and Insurance Activities

Members of the Heritage Council of NSW are coveredthrough the Heritage Office, Department of Planninginsurance arrangements for activities relating to HeritageCouncil meetings and workers’ compensation. The HeritageOffice, Department of Planning, carries a comprehensiverange of insurance through the Treasury Managed Fundcovering property, public liability, motor vehicle, workers’compensation and other contingencies. This cover has fewexclusions. The annual premium is paid for the current yearand this arrangement of self insurance is reviewedperiodically to ensure that it remains adequate.

Appendix 21

Guarantee of Service

Services relating to the Heritage Council of NSW areprovided to the public by the Heritage Office, Departmentof Planning. The Heritage Office has developed a Guaranteeof Service to guide its communications with the public andthe quality of services provided. The Guarantee of Servicecan be viewed online at the Heritage Office website.

Appendix 22

Publications

The Heritage Council of NSW produces a range of print and online material relating to the management of heritage in NSW, including books, brochures, guidelines, reports and newsletters. The material is available by contacting the Heritage Office or by visiting our website:www.heritage.nsw.gov.au

This year we published in both hard copy and online:

• Heritage Council of NSW Annual Report 2005-06

• Heritage NSW, Spring 2006, Vol. 13, No. 2

• Heritage NSW, Autumn 2007, Vol. 14, No. 1

This year we published online only:

• Historical Archaeology Code of Practice

• Conserving Historic Signs

• Guidelines for nominations to the State Heritage Register

• Analysis and review of the submissions made to the Productivity Commission Inquiry into Australia’sHistoric Heritage

• Community-based heritage studies: a guide, revised edition

• How to establish a heritage advisor service, revised edition

• How to undertake a heritage main street study, revised edition

• Eight suggestions on how local councils can promoteheritage conservation, revised edition

• Template for heritage strategy annual report 2006-07 to 2007-08

• Local government heritage management programsummary heritage strategy report for 2006-07

Appendix 23

Consumer Response

We receive letters and emails from the public on theactivities of the Heritage Council of NSW and theperformance of the Heritage Office, Department of Planning.We are committed to handling public feedback courteouslyand efficiently, and, in the case of formal complaints, toresponding to issues quickly and equitably.

In 2006-07 no complaints were received

We received 44 written compliments on a range of issues,including listings, the processing of applications to theHeritage Council, grants and funding, presentations andtraining, quality of service provided by Heritage Office staff,library service, Heritage NSW and Maritime Heritage Online.The community event held to commemorate the loss of theIron Knight generated a high level of positive feedback.


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Appendix 24

Freedom of Information

Under the Act the public has the right to apply for access to certain information relating to the Heritage Council ofNSW and its decisions. This information covers a wide range of areas and subjects that do not infringe personalprivacy policies. Requests are now processed through theFOI Unit of the Department of Planning. For information onapplications made under the provisions of the Freedom ofInformation Act 1989 to the Heritage Office, Department ofPlanning, see the NSW Department of Planning AnnualReport 2006-07.

Appendix 25

Privacy Management Plan

The Heritage Council of NSW respects the privacy ofmembers of the public who deal with the council through its heritage activities and meetings. Correspondence,minutes and records of the Heritage Council are managedby the Heritage Office, Department of Planning, which as a government department complies with the Privacy andPersonal Information Protection Act 1998.

In accordance with the Act, the Department of Planning hasdeveloped a privacy management plan. The plan identifiespersonal information held by the Department of Planning,including the Heritage Office, and sets out obligations foremployees, guidelines for the storage and dissemination ofinformation and procedures for lodging complaints and/orinternal reviews.

The Heritage Office, Department of Planning, received noapplications to access personal information in terms of thislegislation during 2006-07.

Appendix 26

Cost of Production of Annual Report

The total external cost incurred in the production of theHeritage Council of NSW Annual Report 2006-07 was$18,774.36. This included costs for graphic design, layout,print management and production and preparation ofinternet files. The report is available in hard copy or online:www.heritage.nsw.gov.au.


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Aboriginal heritage 48, 62

Account payments 101

Access 100

Aims and objectives 12

Annual report costs 103

Approvals 56, 58, 59

Archaeology, excavation permits 57

Australian government heritage 29

Braidwood 20

Budget 101

Committees 61

Conversation of state significant items 56, 58, 59

Consultants 101

Consumer response 102

Chair of Heritage Council of NSW 10

Charter 12

Credit card usage 101

Development assessment 56, 58, 59

Disability Action Plan 100

Electronic Service Delivery 36, 41, 46

Emergency Orders 28, 72

Employment arrangements 100

Energy management 101

Equal employment opportunity 100

Ethnic affairs priority statement 100

Executive Officers 100

Fire, access and services 63

Financial statements 101

Freedom of information 103

Funds granted to non-government organisations 93

Government Energy Management 101

Guarantee of Service 102

Heraldic Heritage 33

Heritage Act 22, 100

Heritage advisors 45, 46

Heritage agreements 60

Heritage and conservation registers 32, 33

Heritage Council of NSW 14, 68, 73

Heritage Council committees and panels 61

Heritage Council meetings and visits 61

Heritage Council members 14, 68, 73

Heritage Council recommendations 74

Heritage Incentives Program 44, 50, 77

Historical archaeology 51, 57, 63

Human resources 100

Information management systems 36, 41, 46

Insurance 102

Interim Heritage Orders 28, 35, 72

Internet resources 41, 46

Land Disposal 102

Legal change 100

Legislation 22, 100

Letter of submission 1

Library 53

Listings 26, 71

Local government heritage management 53

Local heritage 35, 37

Management and structure 17, 67, 68

Maritime archaeology 34, 35, 49

Media 40

Minimum Maintenance Standards 60

Mission statement 12

National Heritage List 29

Occupational health and safety 100

Online heritage databases 36

Organisational chart 17

Overseas travel 100

Payment of accounts 101

Performance Summary 4

Planning instruments 57

Practical conservation skills 59

Privacy management plan 103

Productivity Commission 42

Publications 40, 102

Risk Management and Insurance 102

Senior Executive Service 100

Shipwrecks 34, 35, 49

State Arms 33

State-owned heritage 32

State of the Environment Report 60

State Heritage Register 26,71

Strategic plan 12

Statutory approvals 56, 58, 59

Statutory planning tools 57

Summary Review of Operations 4

Sydney Opera House 18, 31, 32

Technical Advice 44

Training 48

Underwater cultural heritage 34, 35, 49

Volunteers 42

Websites 41, 46

Waste management 101

World Heritage List 31


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