Heritage Regulations 2017
20Fee for review of Executive Director's determination in relation to permits
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20 Fee for review of Executive Director's determination in relation to permits
Subject to regulations 25 and 26, for the purpose of section 106(3) of the Act, the prescribed fee is 200 per cent of the corresponding permit application fee set out in regulation 13.
21 Fee for review of Executive Director's determination in relation to refusal of a permit to demolish or destroy registered place or registered object
Subject to regulations 25 and 26, for the purpose of section 106(3) of the Act, in respect of a review of a determination by the Executive Director in relation to a refusal of a permit to demolish or destroy the whole of a registered place or registered object, the prescribed fee is 40 per cent of the corresponding permit application fee set out in regulation 14.
Reg. 21A inserted by S.R. No. 3/2024 reg. 10.
21A Form of application for exemption from requirement to obtain consent
For the purposes of section 123A(3) of the Act, the prescribed form is the form set out in Schedule 7B.
22 Form of application for consent
For the purposes of section 124(2)(a) of the Act, the prescribed form is the form set out in Schedule 8.
23 Fees for application for consent to undertake works or activities in relation to archaeological sites or archaeological artefacts
Subject to regulations 25 and 26, for the purposes of section 124(2)(b) of the Act, the prescribed fees are as follows—
(a) for an application for consent to uncover and expose—
in order to assess the condition and potential of the archaeology for the purposes of—
(iii) constructing one domestic residential dwelling on a lot or allotment; or
(iv) constructing an extension to one domestic residential dwelling on a lot or allotment—20 fee units;
(b) for an application for consent to excavate—
for the purposes of—
(iii) constructing one domestic residential dwelling on a lot or allotment; or
(iv) constructing an extension to one domestic residential dwelling on a lot or allotment—30 fee units;
(c) for an application for consent to uncover and expose—
in order to assess the condition and potential of the archaeology for all other purposes—50 fee units;
(d) for an application for consent to excavate—
for all other purposes—72·4 fee units;
(e) for an application for consent to damage and disturb an archaeological site or part of an archaeological site for—
(i) the construction of one domestic residential dwelling on a lot or allotment; or