Nominating a Heritage Place

Anyone can nominate a Place for heritage consideration. A place can also be identified by the South Australian Heritage Council (the Council) or through a recommendation from a heritage survey.

Nominated places are assessed against the criteria outlined in the Heritage Places Act 1993. If a nominated place is considered to be of State significance it will be provisionally entered into the South Australian Heritage Register (the Register) by the Council or its delegate.

Please note that Places which have been nominated during the past three years will not be reconsidered by the South Australian Heritage Council, unless the nominator can provide significant new information not provided through any previous nomination and assessment.

We are here to help! To assist in determining whether or not the object you are interested in nominating is covered by the three criteria, it is suggested that you contact Heritage South Australia on telephone 8372 7521 and ask to speak to an Assessment Officer.

Download the Place Nomination Form here.