Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2020L01271:reg:7:p5
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2020L01271
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 7 (pt 5/16)
Character Range: 159354–162551

to all buildings within the precinct is maintained by periodically inspecting restricted-access areas on the precinct and enforcing security checks.

•          Inspect lighthouse for signs of wear and tear attributed to visitor intake.

•          The maintenance of the light holds priority over official tours being conducted inside the lighthouse (some delays in the tour guide
   service may be required during inspections and
   routine maintenance).

•          Ensure access to the lightstation complies with workplace health and safety measures.

•          Ensure general admittance inside the  lighthouse
   is managed and monitored by NPWS.

Interpretation

 Policy 4 – Accurate and relevant interpretation of the history and significance of the place should be made available to site users/visitors and for offsite external research.

 AMSA will continue to have this information available through the maintenance of site interpretive signage and via its publicly accessible website.
 Implementation strategy:

•          All relevant information concerning the history and significance of the place will be checked for accuracy and updated appropriately.

•          Information will be presented in the form of on- site interpretative signage and online resource files — accessible to both relevant personnel and the general public.

•          This information will be maintained and updated in accordance with changes to the history and significance of the place.

Management

 Policy 5 – AMSA will continue to conserve the lighthouse in accordance with Commonwealth and NSW State listing requirements.

 For work's requiring heritage approval, AMSA will obtain permission from any relevant state or federal authorities. Conservation works will be undertaken as required.

 Implementation strategy:

•          Liaise with the relevant federal agencies when proposing work on the site.

•          Approval in writing must be granted for any proposals for development.

Policy 6 – The cultural significance of the lightstation will be the basis for deciding how to manage it.

 The heritage values (cultural significance) of
 the place are to be conserved. This heritage management plan includes relevant background information to support this policy – in particular Section 3. 'History' above.

 Implementation strategy:

•          Conserve the lightstation to protect its heritage
   values (cultural significance).

•          When possible, strive to maintain the original
   fabric of the lightstation.

•          Utilise the Burra Charter as the primary guide for the treatment of fabric.

•          Engage appropriately qualified heritage consultants when making decisions regarding impact on heritage values.

•          Assess impacts on the heritage values of the place when considering proposed alterations or adaptations.

Policy 7 – Monitor, review and report the Commonwealth heritage values of the lightstation every five years or sooner if major changes to the lightstation occur.

 The Commonwealth heritage values of the lighthouse are to be monitored and reported on a regular basis. A Heritage Asset Condition  report is updated for Cape Byron