What is the relationship of the National Trust to local councils, the NSW Heritage Council and the Australian Heritage Council?
The Trust often helps local councils in the preparation of Local Environmental Plans. The Trust encourages local councils to refer development applications affecting properties listed on the Trust’s Architectural Advisory Committee. The Trust nominates a member of the NSW Heritage Council and often refers details of properties under threat to the Heritage Council. The Trust forwards information on all places in its Register to the Australian Heritage Council for consideration of listing on the Register of the National Estate. The State Heritage Register contains items and places of State Heritage significance which are protected under the provisions of the NSW Heritage Office, tel: (02) 9635 6155.
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