Australian Engineering Week Tour 2011Heritage Management Agreement • March 31st, 2016
In January 1998, the Water Corporation of WA and the National Trust of Australia (WA) reached an agreement whereby all heritage aspects of the former Goldfields Water Supply Scheme would be managed by the National Trust under the name of the Golden Pipeline Project. This agreement included the transfer of a number of decommissioned assets of the original scheme to the National Trust for conservation and interpretation. The Corporation provided seed funding of $ 1.3 million to enable the National Trust to commence work on the Golden Pipeline Project and subsequent grants from State and Federal Governments enabled the Trust to carry out
HERITAGE MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT IN TERMS OF SECTION 42 OF THE NATIONAL HERITAGE RESOURCES MANAGEMENT ACT (ACT NO. 25 OF 1999)Heritage Management Agreement • November 17th, 2009
Page No. Clause No. Clause Heading 4 1 The Parties 4 1.1 SAHRA 4 1.2 BEFEPOA 5 1.3 Boschendal 6 – 10 2 Definitions and Interpretation 11 3 Preamble 11 – 12 4 Purpose 12 5 Agreement 12 5.1 Farm Management and Partiarian Lease Agreement 12 – 15 5.2 BEFEPOA 15 – 16 5.3 Restrictions 16 – 20 5.4 Boschendal Design Guidelines (Founders’ Estates) 20 – 24 5.5 Conservation Management Plan 24 5.6 Pre-disturbance Archaeological Investigations 24 – 26 5.7 Archaeological / Historical Residues Management Plan 26 – 27 5.8 Basic Developable Area Plans 27 – 28 5.9 Detailed Developable Area Plans 28 – 34 5.10 Approval of Developable Area Plans and BuildingDocuments 34 – 35 5.11 Alteration or Demolition of Heritage Resources 35 5.12 Visual Impact Assessment 35 – 36 5.13 Built Environment Survey 36 5.14 Farming Operations 37 5.15 Endorsement of Title Deeds 37 – 38 6 General 38 7 Interpretation 38 7.1 Notices
