Check if any other approvals applyĪctivities or work exempt from approval under the Heritage Act 1977 might still need other approvals. If your proposed activity or work is not covered by any exemption you must apply and be granted approval before the activity or work takes place.

fits the description of any site-specific exemptions for the item.

complies with the relevant standards for each standard exemption.

fits the description of one or more standard exemption.

complies with the general conditions that apply to all standard exemptions.

The proposed activity or work may be exempt from needing approval if it:

To find out if site-specific exemptions also apply for a heritage item, check the State Heritage Inventory (search the item and look under the 'Procedures/Exemptions' tab), the Heritage Council endorsed conservation management plan for the item (if applicable) or contact us.īefore doing anything assess for yourself whether the activity or works can be done under an exemption. are not covered by the standard exemptions.are overseen by a qualified heritage consultant.have been previously approved (by the relevant consent authority).are necessary for day-to-day management of the property.

These site-specific exemptions may include activities and work that: Some State Heritage Register-listed items also have site-specific exemptionsįor nominated or listed State Heritage Register items we can negotiate site-specific exemptions with the property owner/manager to ensure certain activities and work can be done without needing approval by the Heritage Council.

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