Local Heritage Review 
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  3/05/2010  - 31/05/2010 

Council is seeking community feedback about the important themes that make up Wollongong’s history.  Council recently engaged Historian, Terry Kass, to prepare a thematic history of Wollongong. A draft of the thematic history has been completed and we are looking for your input.

Council is in the process of reviewing and updating its heritage schedule. An initial and fundamental element in this process is the preparation of a thematic history of the Wollongong Local Government Area. Council has engaged consultant Historian Terry Kass to undertake this task. The project is being completed in accordance with the NSW Heritage Branch publications and guidelines and with financial support from the NSW Heritage Branch of the Department of Planning.

The task of developing a thematic history of Wollongong involves the review of our existing heritage lists and the history of Wollongong to identify historical themes that will then be used in the review of the Heritage list.

The first draft of the Thematic History of Wollongong has now been prepared by Terry Kass and Council is currently seeking community input on this draft document. The document is not a comprehensive history of the city, but provides a summary of the important themes in the city's development. The thematic history will be used to assist the review of the Heritage List contained in the Wollongong LEP 2009.

Community feedback on this draft document should be provided to Council by Monday 31 May 2010. Following this date, the document will be reviewed and finalised prior to being reported to Council’s Administrators.

Documents

Draft Thematic History of Wollongong Report.pdfDraft Thematic History of Wollongong Report6481 KB

In accordance with the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009, your submission including any personal information such as your name and address, will be made available for public inspection and may be exhibited on Council’s website. You may request, in the form of a statutory declaration, that Council suppress the personal information in your submission from public inspection, if you consider that the personal safety of any person would be affected if the information was not suppressed. Any such request will be dealt with in accordance with the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998.

You may also make an anonymous submission however if you choose to do so Council will be unable to contact you any further as to the outcome of your submission. It should also be noted that the lack of information as to your place of living may affect Council's consideration of the potential impact of the subject proposal.

Note: If Council receives a submission from any person who is legally required to provide a disclosure of any reportable political donation and / or gift under section 147 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979, Council is legally required to publicly disclose all relevant details of the reportable political donation or gift onto Council's website. This will include the name and residential address of the person who provided the political donation or gift onto Council's website for full viewing by the general public.

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