dan_windwood_050417_2.jpg Recently appointed Dunedin City Council heritage policy planner Dan Windwood. The latest addition to the Dunedin City Council city development team, the heritage policy planner said those buildings were more the exception than the norm, and Dunedin's building stock was closer to what he was used to. ''The vast majority of heritage buildings in the United Kingdom are 19th and 20th-century.'' His job includes working with property owners, advising on heritage issues and associated resource consent matters, as well as promoting heritage through the annual Dunedin Heritage Re-use Awards. While back home working last year for the Nottingham City Council in planning and heritage roles, he saw the Dunedin job advertised online.

Source: Otago Daily Times April 05, 2017 18:00 UTC