Heritage Agreement between The Evangelical Lutheran Church, 98 Strand Street, Cape Town and The South African Heritage Resource AgencyHeritage Agreement • December 12th, 2016
Section [42] Heritage agreementsHeritage Agreement • September 30th, 2013
Heritage (Beechwood Garden) Amendment Act 2005Heritage Agreement • April 18th, 2006
SWS Heritage contextHeritage Agreement • September 23rd, 2019
• Since 8 June 2015 (SWS Agreement execution), State Government departments, agencies and other authorities and instrumentalities that are identified by the State Government (including the Development Commissions) are required to enter into a Noongar Standard Heritage Agreement (NSHA) with SWALSC on behalf of the relevant SWS Agreement group, when conducting an Aboriginal Heritage Survey in any SWS Agreement area
ContractHeritage Agreement • March 16th, 2022
Project Title Heritage Agreement Landscape Region Funding (GST exclusive) Track re-vegetation Kangaroo Island $10,000.00 Decisive invasive weed eradication and re-vegetation Hills and Fleurieu $4,500.00 ONGOING MANAGEMENT HA856 Hills and Fleurieu $7,308.00 McFarlanes Eyre Peninsula $8,503.00 Continuing rehabilitation at Pilkena - HA 1175 Hills and Fleurieu $4,320.00 Pest animal and weed control to improve native habitats Limestone Coast $9,796.13 HA 522 Internal Fencing ARBON - TOOLIGIE. Eyre Peninsula $10,000.00 In the Pines Murraylands and Riverland $5,850.46 Protect a special area by excluding browsing animals - 'Goatguard' Northern and Yorke $9,187.00 HA - Vegetation Assessment and Management Plan Section 249 Murraylands and Riverland $9,993.40 Protecting remnant vegetation in the catchment of the Hindmarsh River Hills and Fleurieu $5,175.00 Tanunda Native Pine Protection Project Northern and Yorke $7,722.50 Maintain Heritage 953 Limestone Coast $10,000.00 Mount Greenly Restoration
SOUTH WEST SETTLEMENTHeritage Agreement • May 5th, 2020 • Western Australia
ContractHeritage Agreement • January 7th, 2005
Heritage agreements – relevance to the expedited procedureHeritage Agreement • March 5th, 2010
The Central West Goldfields People (NTP) objected to the expedited procedure being applied to the grant of E26/108 which overlapped their registered native title claim area. The proposed tenement also overlapped the areas claimed by two registered and two unregistered native title parties. The grantee had entered into a Regional Standard Heritage Agreement (RSHA), which had been agreed between the government party, the Goldfields Land and Sea Council and peak bodies to provide appropriate protection of Aboriginal heritage. The RSHA related to only one registered native title party. The NTP had provided the grantee party with an alternative heritage agreement, which the grantee party initially did not agree to execute. The grantee party stated it was, however, willing to enter an RSHA with the NTP—at [5] to [10].
ContractHeritage Agreement • August 25th, 1998
HERITAGE AGREEMENT FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS(FAQ’s)Heritage Agreement • October 4th, 2022
A Heritage Agreement is an agreement between a land owner and the Minister responsible for the Native Vegetation Act 1991(the Act), for the permanent protection of native plants and animals on private land.
HERITAGE AGREEMENT EXECUTED WITH ADNYAMATHANHA TRADITIONAL LANDS ASSOCIATION IN SAHeritage Agreement • June 24th, 2022
• Taruga’s subsidiary Strikeline Resources Pty Ltd has executed a heritage agreement with the Adnyamathanha Traditional Lands Association (ATLA)
PREPARED FOR CIRCULATION INVITING PUBLIC COMMENTHeritage Agreement • December 5th, 2020
Page No. Clause No. Clause Heading 3 1 The Parties 3 1.1 The University of Cape Town 3 1.2 Heritage Western Cape 4 2 Definitions 8 3 Preamble 9 4 Purpose 10 5 Agreement 10 5.1 Management of Heritage Resources on Campuses 11 5.2 Conservation Framework 13 5.3 Inventory 14 5.4 Precinct Plans 16 5.5 Site Development Plans 18 5.6 Building Plans 19 5.7 Approval of Improvements before adoption of a Precinct Plan, SDP or Building Plan 19 6 Visual Impact Assessment/Conservation Management Plans 19 7 Restrictions 19 8 General 20 9 Interpretation 20 9.1 Notices 20 9.2 Headings/Type Size or Font/Emphasis 21 9.3 Consent or Approval or Satisfaction 21 9.4 Singular/Plural/Male/Female/Neuter gender 21 9.5 Unenforceable 22 9.6 Successors-in-title 22 9.7 Incorporation 22 10 Determination of Disputes 26 11 Costs of preparing this Agreement 27 12 Domicilium citandi et executandi 27 13 Warranties 27 14 Variations 28 15 Cancellation 28 16 Obligations / Powers 28 17 South African Law 28 18 Inspection and Acc
Heritage Agreement and Commencement of Desktop StudyHeritage Agreement • July 7th, 2014
Global has successfully negotiated and signed a Heritage Agreement (“HA”) with the Yamatji Marlpa Aboriginal Corporation, the Native Title representative body for the Nyangumarta People. The HA is an integral step towards the Company’s Exploration Licence applications being granted by the Department of Mines and Petroleum. The Company will now commence the heritage notice process to allow for tenure to be cleared for on-ground exploration activities.
ContractHeritage Agreement • October 4th, 2022
Noongar Heritage Agreement for Local GovernmentHeritage Agreement • July 9th, 2020
South West Aboriginal Land & Sea Council Aboriginal Corporation, ICN 3832 for and on behalf of the Whadjuk People Agreement Group.
Jidi Jidi Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC ICN 3598 and [Tenement Holder] Nharnuwangga Wajarri and Ngarlawangga Heritage AgreementHeritage Agreement • November 17th, 2015
A The Nharnuwangga, Wajarri and Ngarlawangga People are common law holders of native title in respect of the Nharnuwangga Wajarri and Ngarlawangga Land.
Heritage Agreement achievedHeritage Agreement • June 10th, 2024
On the beautiful blue sky day that was Wednesday 22 May, a large group of people gathered at Woorabinda Environment Centre. The Minister for Environment and Water, the Hon. David Speirs, local Member Josh Teague, Adelaide Hills Council (AHC) Mayor Jan-Claire Wisdom and CEO Andrew Aitken, Woorabinda Patron Prof. Chris Daniels, Ministerial, Departmental and AHC staff, several journalists and a good number of Friends of Woorabinda Bushland Reserves (FOWBR) were all present for this auspicious occasion.
APPLICATION FORMHeritage Agreement • February 27th, 2020
Heritage Agreements play an important role in conserving nature on private land. The Heritage Agreement is an agreement between a land holder and the Minister for Climate, Environment and Water and provides long term protection for South Australia’s unique native plants and animals.
Heritage AgreementHeritage Agreement • May 28th, 2021 • New South Wales
HERITAGE AGREEMENTHeritage Agreement • January 31st, 2020 • Western Australia
