Heritage Resources definition

Heritage Resources means artifacts and other manifestations of material culture, documents, publications, photographs and film, prehistoric and historic sites, historic buildings and other structures, cultural landscapes, heritage celebrations, heritage festivals and fairs, and heritage recordings, music, and songs.

Heritage Resources means archaeological or historic sites, burial sites, artifacts and other objects of historical, cultural or religious significance, and historical or cultural records.

Heritage Resources means the Electric Facilities and Thermal Facilities prescribed in Schedule A to the Terms of Reference, together with the related civil works and plant;

Examples of Heritage Resources in a sentence

• The specialist will require a Phase 2 mitigation permit from the relevant Heritage Resources Authority before a Phase 2 may be implemented.The Mitigation is done in order to rescue representative fossil material from the study area to allow and record the nature of each locality and establish its age before it is destroyed and to make samples accessible for future research.

• CULTURAL RESOURCES: The latest published version of the Alaska Heritage Resources Survey (AHRS) has been consulted for the presence or absence of historic properties, including those listed in or eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places.

• Provincial Heritage Resources Authority (PHRA) identifies and manages Grade 2 heritage resources.

• Should any heritage remains be exposed during excavations or any other actions on the site, these must immediately be reported to the Provincial Heritage Resources Authority of the Western Cape, Heritage Western Cape.

• Please be advised that if section 38 of the National Heritage Resources Act 25 of 1999 is applicable to your proposal or alternatives, then you are requested to furnish this Department with written comment from the South African Heritage Resource Agency (SAHRA) – Attach comment in appropriate annexure 38.

More Definitions of Heritage Resources

Heritage Resources means a heritage site, a heritage object, and any work or assembly of works of nature or human endeavour that is of value for its archaeological, paleontological, prehistoric, historic, cultural, natural, scientific or aesthetic features, and may be in a form of sites or objects or combination thereof.

Heritage Resources means sites, buildings, objects or works which may be of interest because of the archeological, prehistoric, historic, cultural, natural or aesthetic value, and whether or not designated as such under the provisions of this by-law.

Heritage Resources means “Heritage Site” means

Heritage Resources in this District Plan means buildings, structures, and places or sites that have historical, architectural, archaeological, cultural or spiritual value or significance.

Heritage Resources are objects or places either created, used or modified by humans. In order to qualify as a heritage resource, the creation, use, or modification must have first occurred no less than 50 years ago. Heritage resources include sites, structures, buildings, districts, and objects associated with, or representative of, people, cultures, and human activities and events. The term heritage resource means any such property, regardless of its NRHP eligibility status.

Heritage Resources means sites, buildings, objects or works which may be of interest because of the archeological, prehistoric, historic, cultural, natural or aesthetic value, and whether or not designated as such under the provisions of this by-law.2. (b) (6) “Inventory of Buildings” or “Inventory” means the inventory of buildings, erections, structures and lands which may be, or contain, a local heritage resource. (7) “Minister” means the member of the Executive Council of the Government of Manitoba who has been charged with the administration of The Heritage Resources Act. (8) “Municipality” means the municipal corporation known as The City of Brandon. (9) “Municipal Heritage Notice” means a written notice advising that a site has been designated as a municipal heritage site. (10) “Municipal Heritage Permit” means a permit issued under the authority of City Council to authorize the carrying out of any development, work, activity, or project upon or within a site that is subject to a existing municipal notice of intent or that is designated as a municipal heritage site. (11) “Municipal Heritage Site” means a municipal site within the City of Brandon that represents an important historical development of the locality, of its natural history, or its people and their culture, and has been designated as such by a by-law of the municipality. (12) “Municipal Notice of Intent” means a formal notice given by City Council of its intention to designate a municipal site that is located within the City of Brandon as a municipal heritage site. (13) “Municipal Site” means, as the case may require, an area or a parcel of land; or a building or structure or an exterior or interior portion or segment of a building or structure within the City of Brandon, whether it is privately owned or owned by the municipality. (14) “Owner” means the registered owner, under The Real Property Act of Manitoba, of land on which a building or structure is located, or the grantee thereof in a valid conveyance registered under The Registry Act of Manitoba, or an agent of such owner.

Heritage Resources includes archaeological sites, traditional use sites, structural features and heritage landscape features and associated objects.