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In accordance with the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 and Regulations the National Capital Authority has completed the following heritage management plans:

  • National Carillon and Aspen Island Heritage Management Plan
  • Anzac Parade Heritage Management Plan
  • Changi Chapel Heritage Management Plan
  • General Bridges Grave Heritage Management Plan
  • High Court of Australia and National Gallery of Australia Precinct Management Plan
  • Lake Burley Griffin and Adjacent Lands Heritage Management Plan
  • Parkes Place and National Rose Gardens Heritage Management Plan
  • Parliament House Vista Heritage Management Plan
  • York Park North Oak Plantation Heritage Management Plan

The National Capital Authority is currently undertaking the following heritage management plans:

  • Blundell's Cottage and Surrounds Heritage Management Plan
  • King George V Memorial Heritage Management Plan Review
  • Old Parliament House Gardens Precinct Heritage Management Plan
  • State Circle Cutting Heritage Management Plan

Due to commence in 2013/2014

  • Acton Peninsula Buildings 1, 2 and 15 Heritage Management Plan
  • Acton Peninsula Limestone Outcrops Heritage Management Plan
  • Commencement Column Monument Heritage Management Plan
  • Surveyors Hut Heritage Management Plan
  • High Court of Australia and National Gallery of Australia Precinct Conservation Management Plan Review
  • York Park North Oak Plantation Heritage Management Plan Review

Click here to view the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 [External Link]

Heritage Strategy 2010-2013

Under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999, Commonwealth agencies that own or control one or more places are required to prepare a heritage strategy. The purpose of the heritage strategy is to ensure that places with Commonwealth Heritage values are protected and managed properly.

The National Capital Authority's Heritage Strategy 2010-2013 outlines how the NCA will:

  • Identify and assess the Commonwealth Heritage values of places it manages;
  • Prepare a register of heritage places;
  • Prepare reports to the Minister administering the EPBC Act;
  • Manage heritage places and values, including the tools and measures that assist in satisfying heritage responsibilities; and
  • Identify corporate management, training and promotion responsibilities.

The National Capital Authority's Heritage Strategy 2010-2013 was endorsed by the Minister administering the EPBC Act in 2010. The NCA will review its Heritage Strategy in 2013.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 18 June 2013 08:09