Heritage Property Regulations (Sask. Reg. 279/80)

1 SR 279/80HERITAGE PROPERTY The Heritage Property Regulations being Saskatchewan Regulations 279/80 (effective November 28, 1980). NOTE: This consolidation is not official. Amendments have been incorporated for convenience of reference and the original statutes and regulations should be consulted for all purposes of interpretation and application of the law. In order to preserve the integrity of the original statutes and regulations, errors that may have appeared are reproduced in this consolidation. 2 SR 279/80 HERITAGE PROPERTY Table of Contents TITLE AND INTERPRETATION 1 Title 2 Interpretation 3 Definitions re Act REVIEW BOARD 4 Address for service 5 Request for review 6 Receipt of request 7 Counsel or agent 8 Decision 9 Adjournment CANCELLATION OF PERMIT 10 Cancellation of permit 3 SR 279/80HERITAGE PROPERTY SASKATCHEWAN REGULATION 279/80 under The Heritage Property Act � Section 79 TITLE AND INTERPRETATION Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Heritage Property Regulations. Interpretation 2 In these regulations, �Act� means The Heritage Property Act. 28 Nov 80 SR 279/80 s2. Definitions re Act 3 For the purposes of the Act: (a) �boulder effigy� means all sites which contain or contained lines, clusters, configurations or patterns of stones, rocks, cobbles or other lithic objects which depict zoomorphic, anthropomorphic, or geometric figures or other representations; (b) �burial object� means all archaeological objects which are, or have been, found in association with a burial place; (c) �burial place� or �burial mound� means all sites which contain or upon inspection can be reasonably expected to contain or have contained human skeletal material or burial objects; (d) �human skeletal material� means all osseous parts or elements of the human anatomy (e) �medicine wheel� means all sites which contain or did contain lines, clusters, configurations and circular or semi-circular patterns of stones, rocks, cobbles or other lithic objects; (f) �petroglyph� means any picture, design, symbol, art work or other representation pecked, carved or incised on a natural rock surface at least 75 years before the present; (g) �pictograph� means any picture, design, symbol, art work or other representation painted on a natural rock surface at least 75 years before the present. 28 Nov 80 SR 279/80 s3. 4 SR 279/80 HERITAGE PROPERTY REVIEW BOARD Address for service 4 Every referral to the review board pursuant to the Act is to be in writing and to be filed with the secretary of the review board whose address for service is: Secretary, Saskatchewan Heritage Property Review Board, Saskatchewan Culture and Youth, 11th Floor, Avord Tower, 2002 Victoria Avenue, Regina, Saskatchewan. S4P 3V7 28 Nov 80 SR 279/80 s4. Request for review 5 The request for a review shall state the affected property, the person requesting the review and the reasons for the request. 28 Nov 80 SR 279/80 s5. Receipt of request 6 The secretary of the review board shall notify the applicant in writing upon receipt of the request and inform him of the location of the public meeting. 28 Nov 80 SR 279/80 s6. Counsel or agent 7 Any person appearing before the review board may be represented by counsel or an agent. 28 Nov 80 SR 279/80 s7. Decision 8 Every decision of the review board shall state the date it is issued. 28 Nov 80 SR 279/80 s8. Adjournment 9(1) Upon the request of a party to a hearing and the designating authority, the review board may adjourn any matter before it and, in that case, the board shall not prepare a decision and shall so notify all parties participating in the hearing and any other person who requests such notice. (2) The chairman of the review board may adjourn a meeting of the review board at his discretion. 28 Nov 80 SR 279/80 s9. 5 SR 279/80HERITAGE PROPERTY CANCELLATION OF PERMIT Cancellation of permit 10(1) For the purposes of subsection 68(8) of the Act, the permit holder, in a request for the cancellation of his permit, shall: (a) provide, in writing, an explanation of the reason for the request; (b) furnish, in writing, a description of the activities completed in accordance with that permit; (c) describe all measures required to: (i) complete the activities proposed in the application for that permit; and (ii) if applicable, return, insofar as it is possible, the site to its original state; and (d) provide reasonable assurance that the work described in clause (c ) has been completed. (2) At the time that a request is made for the cancellation of a permit, the permit holder shall: (a) furnish the curatorial repository identified in that permit with copies of or, if required by the minister, originals of all records, maps, forms and photographs amassed; and (b) yield to that repository all objects recovered and acquired in the course of the permitted work. 28 Nov 80 SR 279/80 s10. 6 SR 279/80 HERITAGE PROPERTY REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN Printed by the authority of THE QUEEN�S PRINTER Copyright©1997