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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 JUNE 2018
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 JUNE 2018
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LO} NOOSA Policy Guideline
me mi Ree eie HERITAGE LEVY POLICY
GUIDELINE
Corporate Plan Reference: Looking after community assets
Endorsed by Chief Executive Officer: <signature> <DD Month, YYYY>
Guideline Owner and Department: Manager, Libraries & Galleries
GUIDELINE PURPOSE
The purpose of the Heritage Levy Guideline is to detail the administration of the Heritage Levy Policy
and provide direction to Council officers regarding,expenditure and activities under the Levy
program.
GUIDELINE SCOPE
This guideline applies to all programs, activities or incentives that are directly or indirectly funded or
supported, wholly or partly, by the Heritage Levy.
This guideline does not apply to other Heritage related activities.or services undertaken by Council
that are not funded by the Heritage Levy.
POLICY GUIDELINE
The Heritage Levy Policy outlines four categories under which the Heritage Levy revenue can be
used to fund heritage relatedinitiatives. This guideline provides further clarification on the eligibility
of proposed activities under each. category:
1. Heritage Assets
Heritage assets includes buildings, structures, sites, collections and artefacts considered to have
heritage value because of their historic, scientific, aesthetic, social or architectural significance to
the Noosa region or. community.
Funds under this category will be applied to the preservation of Council-owned heritage assets or
the acquisition of heritage assets by Council.
A. Heritage Preservation is characterised as major works to preserve, repair or refurbish
Council-owned heritage assets, infrastructure, sites or collections.
Consideration of funding under this category will be on an individual basis and advice will be
taken from relevant experts and stakeholders to determine the merit of using Heritage Levy
funds for preservation purposes. Heritage Levy funding will be prioritised for works that would
not receive funding under another Council program.
Heritage infrastructure proposals may include major renewals, repairs or refurbishments and
major works to ensure the preservation of the structure such as treatment of major pest
damage.
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