Planning and Development


Heritage

Is my home a "heritage item"?

Muswellbrook Shire Council’s draft Heritage LEP identifies buildings and structures, ranging from private homes through to commercial buildings as heritage items. The heritage provisions do not necessarily prohibit development but aim to promote conservation of heritage by encouraging sympathetic development of heritage items. Council may be consulted as to whether a property is listed and what procedures for renovation or development should be undertaken.

Council has engaged the services of a Heritage Advisor who visits Council for two days every second month to provide a free advisory service to the community in relation to heritage issues.  Appointments with the Heritage Officer can be made through Council's Environmental Services Department to discuss a wide range of issues from new colour schemes to financial assistance for heritage projects. More information concerning heritage issues is available by contacting the Environmental Services Department.

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