archaeological & built heritage assessment - The Heritage Council
archaeological & built heritage assessment - The Heritage Council
archaeological & built heritage assessment - The Heritage Council
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• <strong>The</strong> future conservation and development of the <strong>archaeological</strong> resource within the waterway as<br />
a landscape unit should be guided by the principles of the Australia ICOMOS charter for the<br />
conservation of places of cultural significance (the Burra Charter) as per revised version 1988<br />
• <strong>The</strong> statement of cultural significance and the analysis of individual sites and monuments, towns<br />
and <strong>archaeological</strong> complexes contained within this report should be utilized by all relevant<br />
parties as a basis for future planning and development<br />
Policy<br />
• Where a site or structure is allocated provisions for enhancement of the significance of place a<br />
regulated approach should be initially adopted in order to minimise detrimental effects<br />
Recommendations<br />
• <strong>The</strong> character and quality of a site or structure epitomized in its layout, construction and original<br />
building materials should be retained and/or complemented in any future works<br />
• As works are ongoing, advice from appropriate and experienced conservation advisers should be<br />
sought on a continuous basis<br />
• Prior to alteration or major intervention at a site or structure a detailed record of its present<br />
state should be completed and retained<br />
• Should ground disturbance be required in an area of <strong>archaeological</strong> interest any excavation works<br />
should be planned and monitored in accordance with the procedures set out by the Department<br />
of Environment <strong>Heritage</strong> and Local Government (DoEHLG)<br />
Policy<br />
• A systematic management and maintenance programme should be established by the relevant<br />
bodies as a preventative measure against long-term neglect of sites/structures<br />
Recommendations<br />
• <strong>The</strong> sites/structures should be cared for by a planned maintenance and repair programme based<br />
on sound knowledge of the place and its building materials, regular inspection and prompt<br />
preventative maintenance and repair<br />
• Supervision of minor repair works could be allocated to a local person(s) who has been provided<br />
with appropriate training, experience and resources with support of professional advice as<br />
necessary<br />
Policy<br />
• Provisions for funding development works on sites/structures adjacent to the waterway should be<br />
implemented according to pre-defined long-term financial planning<br />
Recommendation<br />
• Many sites/structures will require funding on a continuous basis therefore long-term financial<br />
planning is necessary. As such, an agreed scheme of priorities should be in place in order to take<br />
advantage of funding as it becomes available<br />
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