PART ONE - Campbelltown City Council - NSW Government

Planning and Environment Committee Meeting 5 April 2011 Page 942.7 Campbelltown Heritage Study And Register Review10. That Council consider including a notation on the Section 149 certificates forproperties that have been identified in the Campbelltown Heritage Study and RegisterReview (2010) as having high archaeological potential, subject to Council obtaininglegal advice to determine if there are any unexpected ramifications for Council.11. That Council’s Environmental Planning Section nominate a designated SeniorStrategic Planner to: undergo appropriate training to update the Heritage Study and Register; update the Heritage Study and Register as required; and send an updated copy of the electronic register to the NSW Department ofPlanning’s Heritage Branch on an annual basis or whenever substantial changeshave been made.12. That Council consider introducing a requirement for development applicants andother persons preparing Conservation Management Plans and Heritage ImpactStatements to submit four hard copies of the documents and an electronic copy (in anappropriate format) to Council so that the information can be integrated into Council’sHeritage Study and Register and add to the reference material available on heritageitems within the Campbelltown LGA.13. That Council consider the appointment of a Heritage Advisor, and apply for fundingfrom the NSW Department of Planning’s Heritage Branch to assist with funding theposition, should funding become available.14. That Council: Continue to write annually to private owners of heritage items (within theCampbelltown LGA) to advise that they can apply for assistance under Council’sLocal Heritage Fund; and Liaise with the NSW Department of Planning’s Heritage Branch to ask that it writeto the owners of Epping Forest to enforce the minimum standards for maintenancethat apply to State listed heritage items.15. That Council investigate future opportunities for funding to augment the LocalHeritage Fund, and that application(s) be made to source this funding wheneverfunding is available.16. That Council: Continue to write annually to private owners of heritage items (within theCampbelltown LGA) to advise that they can apply for assistance under Council’sLocal Heritage Fund. Consider, as a long-term project and subject to the required resources and fundingbeing available, improving access to, and interpretation of, the Nepean RiverReserve (including the Railway Bridge and Menangle Weir).17. That Council continue the current practice of investigating and applying for heritageassistance grants as they become available.