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This document serves as a declaration form required under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006, informing applicants about the necessity of a Cultural Heritage Management Plan (CHMP) when applying for a planning permit in Victoria. It outlines the responsibilities of the applicant regarding the CHMP and emphasizes the legal consequences of providing false information.

How to fill out cultural heritage management plan

How to fill out cultural heritage management plan

1. Identify the objectives of the cultural heritage management plan.
2. Conduct a preliminary assessment of the cultural heritage resources involved.
3. Engage stakeholders, including local communities, experts, and agencies.
4. Develop a framework for managing cultural heritage resources, including policies and procedures.
5. Specify the methods for documentation and monitoring of heritage resources.
6. Outline preservation, conservation, or restoration strategies.
7. Establish educational and interpretive programs to raise awareness.
8. Create a budget and timeline for implementation.
9. Review and revise the plan as necessary based on new findings or changes.

Who needs cultural heritage management plan?

1. Government agencies responsible for heritage conservation.
2. Local communities with cultural heritage sites.
3. Non-profit organizations focused on cultural heritage.
4. Archaeologists and cultural resource management professionals.
5. Developers and landowners with heritage resources on their property.
6. Researchers and academics studying cultural heritage.

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What is cultural heritage management plan?

A cultural heritage management plan is a structured document that outlines the management strategies for the protection, conservation, and presentation of cultural heritage sites and resources.

Who is required to file cultural heritage management plan?

Entities such as developers, governmental agencies, and organizations involved in projects that may impact cultural heritage sites are typically required to file a cultural heritage management plan.

How to fill out cultural heritage management plan?

To fill out a cultural heritage management plan, one must gather necessary data on the heritage site, conduct impact assessments, outline mitigation strategies, and ensure compliance with relevant laws and guidelines.

What is the purpose of cultural heritage management plan?

The purpose of a cultural heritage management plan is to ensure that cultural heritage sites are effectively preserved and protected from adverse effects due to development or other activities.

What information must be reported on cultural heritage management plan?

A cultural heritage management plan must report information on the significance of the site, potential impacts, management strategies, stakeholders involved, and monitoring plans.