Heritage orders protect places of special interest, character, intrinsic or amenity value, visual appeal or of special significance to the tangata whenua. They are incorporated into district plans and act like designations. Only heritage protection authorities may issue heritage orders.
Who is a heritage protection authority?
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How can you apply to become a heritage protection authority?
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How is a heritage order finalised?
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What is the effect of a heritage order?
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What costs are involved?
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What are the relevant legal provisions?
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Where can you get further information?
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