Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) The chief executive may, whether or not on application by a person, give the council a written recommendation (a destroyed place recommendation) that a State heritage place be removed from the register if—
(a) the place has been—
(i) completely or substantially destroyed by fire or natural disaster; or
(ii) wholly or substantially demolished by development carried out under a development approval or a recommendation under section 71(6); and
(b) the chief executive considers the place no longer satisfies any of the cultural heritage criteria; and
(c) the chief executive has consulted with the owner of the place about the proposed recommendation.
(2) The destroyed place recommendation must be accompanied by—
(a) details of the complete or substantial destruction or the whole or substantial demolition; and
(b) reasons why the chief executive considers the place no longer satisfies any of the cultural heritage criteria; and
(c) details of how the owner of the place was consulted with under subsection (1)(c), and the outcome of the consultation.