Ulmarra-Nymboida Heritage Study

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Consultation has concluded

We are seeking your help with this project.

Residents interested in local history and heritage are invited to use this web page to share information, stories, old photographs, old documents, records, show programmes, and other items that help to tell the story of the development of the Ulmarra and Nymboida areas (former shires). Do you have old photographs of buildings owned by your families? We would love to see them.

You might also be interested in being part of a working group to help collate the information on heritage places and items valued by the community. For further details on this please contact Deborah Wray or Gina Scheer.

Clarence Valley Council received funding from the Office of Environment and Heritage to conduct this study, with a final report due in late 2019. Council will review this project and hopes to achieve protection for more heritage items and places located in the former Ulmarra and Nymboida shire areas.

We are seeking your help with this project.

Residents interested in local history and heritage are invited to use this web page to share information, stories, old photographs, old documents, records, show programmes, and other items that help to tell the story of the development of the Ulmarra and Nymboida areas (former shires). Do you have old photographs of buildings owned by your families? We would love to see them.

You might also be interested in being part of a working group to help collate the information on heritage places and items valued by the community. For further details on this please contact Deborah Wray or Gina Scheer.

Clarence Valley Council received funding from the Office of Environment and Heritage to conduct this study, with a final report due in late 2019. Council will review this project and hopes to achieve protection for more heritage items and places located in the former Ulmarra and Nymboida shire areas.

Consultation has concluded

This heritage study aims to identify a range of places which tell the story of development of this area. Recording of the history and places which are important forms part of the heritage report, but does not mean that the place will necessarily be considered for heritage listing.

Places which have significant heritage values may be included in the consultants final report with recommendations to be included in a heritage schedule. Other items may simply be recorded.

The addition of  a heritage item has to go through a formal amendment to the Clarence Valley Local Environmental Plan 2011 and will be subject to public exhibition and consultation with owners. 

Heritage listing  does not 'lock a place up' but is to ensure that the important elements are conserved and that any future changes are sympathetic. Keeping a place in use is usually the best way of conserving it.

Some frequently asked questions and answers are on the information page. If you have a specific question please submit it below.