8.8. Interpretation 8.8.1. Issue 38: Explaining the history of the site Policy 38: Collect and organise documentary material that explains the historical use and development of the lightstation and make it available to people who use or visit the site or who have an interest Commentary The site is remote, and is not proposed to be developed for regular public visiting. There is only a small audience for interpretation staff who live at the lightstation, plus very occasional special — interest visitors. There is a wider audience of people who are interested to know about the lightstation, although they are unlikely to visit this is a potential audience for books, magazine articles, online pieces or other — media. Implementation strategy Dent Island Lightstation Heritage Management Plan available on site and associated artefacts and documents maintained on site. 9. Implementation plan Ref Primary Key Issue Task Priority Duration No. Responsibility GBRMPA and 8.1.1 Conserve the lightstation High 2013 AMSA Cultural Review the heritage significance GBRMPA and 8.2.3 management plan within Low 2018-2019 AMSA five years Organise documentary Cultural 8.8.1 material regarding historical Medium GBRMPA Ongoing values use No intrusion of new Visual setting 8.1.2 structures or landscape High GBRMPA Ongoing alteration Community, Traditional Community GBRMPA and As 8.2.2 Owner and stakeholder Medium consultation AMSA required consultation Lessee, Report and monitor on an 8.2.4 High GBRMPA and Ongoing annual basis Reporting AMSA Ensure adequate records GBRMPA and 8.2.5 Medium Ongoing are kept AMSA Apply best heritage practice GBRMPA and 8.2.1 High Ongoing Expert when considering works AMSA heritage Ensure appropriate GBRMPA and As advice 8.3.1 knowledge, skills and Medium AMSA required advice Staff & and community GBRMPA and community 8.3.2 Low Ongoing awareness training program AMSA awareness
8.8. Interpretation 8.8.1. Issue 38: Explaining the history of the site Policy 38: Collect and organise documentary material that explains the historical use and development of the lightstation and make it available to people who use or visit the site or who have an interest Commentary The site is remote, and is not proposed to be developed for regular public visiting. There is only a small audience for interpretation — staff who live at the lightstation, plus very occasional special interest visitors. There is a wider audience of people who are interested to know about the lightstation, although they are unlikely to visit — this is a potential audience for books, magazine articles, online pieces or other media. Implementation strategy Dent Island Lightstation Heritage Management Plan available on site and associated artefacts and documents maintained on site. 9. Implementation plan Key Issue Ref No. Task Priority Primary Responsibility Duration Cultural significance 8.1.1 Conserve the lightstation High GBRMPA and AMSA 2013 8.2.3 Review the heritage management plan within five years Low GBRMPA and AMSA 2018-2019 Cultural values 8.8.1 Organise documentary material regarding historical use Medium GBRMPA Ongoing Visual setting 8.1.2 No intrusion of new structures or landscape alteration High GBRMPA Ongoing Community consultation 8.2.2 Community, Traditional Owner and stakeholder consultation Medium GBRMPA and AMSA As required Reporting 8.2.4 Report and monitor on an annual basis High Lessee, GBRMPA and AMSA Ongoing 8.2.5 Ensure adequate records are kept Medium GBRMPA and AMSA Ongoing Expert heritage advice 8.2.1 Apply best heritage practice when considering works High GBRMPA and AMSA Ongoing 8.3.1 Ensure appropriate knowledge, skills and advice Medium GBRMPA and AMSA As required Staff & community awareness 8.3.2 and community awareness training program Low GBRMPA and AMSA Ongoing