Robert Tidd

2014 candidate for Campbelltown City Council.
Heritage survey responses.

1. What do you think Council's role is in protecting and conserving heritage?
   The council is the first line of defence in protecting and conserving heritage. it is important that it takes a lead role in protecting local heritage.

2. What measures and incentives do you support to protect and conserve local heritage?
   I am not elected yet it is my intention to support heritage issues as they arise.

3. What is the most important heritage protection issue in your local government area?
   Protection of the unique environment and local history.

4. What policies and programs will you advocate to protect and conserve heritage in your local area?
   I am not elected yet it is my intention to support heritage issues as they arise.

5. Do you support local Councils retaining development approval powers for projects over $3m in value?
   I am concerned that large projects often have implications beyond the local council area. This needs to be balanced against the need to make processes as efficient as possible.

6. Do you have any other thoughts about the protection of heritage in your Council area?
   The unique nature of the Campbelltown area needs to be preserved and people need to be made aware of the many things that this area offers. Sorry I could not write more but this is an extremely busy week in the election process.