sec.56ACouncil to make decision on destroyed place recommendation

### sec.56A Council to make decision on destroyed place recommendation The council must, within 60 days after receiving a destroyed place recommendation for a place, decide to either— remove the place from the register; or leave the place on the register, with or without variation. The council may decide to remove a State heritage place the subject of a destroyed place recommendation from the Queensland heritage register, only if the council considers— the place has been— completely or substantially destroyed by fire or natural disaster; or wholly or substantially demolished by development carried out under a development approval or a recommendation under section 71 (7) ; and the place does not satisfy any of the cultural heritage criteria; and the owner of the place has been consulted about the removal. Immediately after making a decision on a destroyed place recommendation, the council must advise the chief executive of the decision and the day it was made. Within 10 business days after receiving the advice, the chief executive must— publish the decision, and notice of the day it was made, in the gazette; and give notice of the decision to— the owner of the place; and the local government for the area in which the place is situated. s 56A ins 2011 No. 6 s 114 amd 2014 No. 61 s 28 (sec.56A-ssec.1) The council must, within 60 days after receiving a destroyed place recommendation for a place, decide to either— remove the place from the register; or leave the place on the register, with or without variation. (sec.56A-ssec.2) The council may decide to remove a State heritage place the subject of a destroyed place recommendation from the Queensland heritage register, only if the council considers— the place has been— completely or substantially destroyed by fire or natural disaster; or wholly or substantially demolished by development carried out under a development approval or a recommendation under section 71 (7) ; and the place does not satisfy any of the cultural heritage criteria; and the owner of the place has been consulted about the removal. (sec.56A-ssec.3) Immediately after making a decision on a destroyed place recommendation, the council must advise the chief executive of the decision and the day it was made. (sec.56A-ssec.4) Within 10 business days after receiving the advice, the chief executive must— publish the decision, and notice of the day it was made, in the gazette; and give notice of the decision to— the owner of the place; and the local government for the area in which the place is situated. - (a) remove the place from the register; or - (b) leave the place on the register, with or without variation. - (a) the place has been— (i) completely or substantially destroyed by fire or natural disaster; or (ii) wholly or substantially demolished by development carried out under a development approval or a recommendation under section 71 (7) ; and - (i) completely or substantially destroyed by fire or natural disaster; or - (ii) wholly or substantially demolished by development carried out under a development approval or a recommendation under section 71 (7) ; and - (b) the place does not satisfy any of the cultural heritage criteria; and - (c) the owner of the place has been consulted about the removal. - (i) completely or substantially destroyed by fire or natural disaster; or - (ii) wholly or substantially demolished by development carried out under a development approval or a recommendation under section 71 (7) ; and - (a) publish the decision, and notice of the day it was made, in the gazette; and - (b) give notice of the decision to— (i) the owner of the place; and (ii) the local government for the area in which the place is situated. - (i) the owner of the place; and - (ii) the local government for the area in which the place is situated. - (i) the owner of the place; and - (ii) the local government for the area in which the place is situated.