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Development Assessment Report
Specific Outcomes Probable Solutions Proposal
valued heritage features, through—
a) respecting the original architectural
style and proportions of the relevant
era;
b) retaining the original roof form and
pitch;
c) retaining or conforming with the
original veranda, window and door
design and detailing;
d) ensuring the building works are
compatible with the scale, height and
bulk of the building;
e) providing visual and structural
disconnection of the new works for the
existing building;
f) using materials of the relevant
architectural era;
g) retaining existing mature vegetation
around the site;
h) ensuring new garages, fencing and
landscaping are compatible with the
scale and design of the relevant
architectural era
13.21 Retention of historical streetscapes within character areas
Retention, relocation & demolition S5.1 Character buildings and heritage Not Applicable
O5 The valued streetscape character sites within character areas are retained Complies with S5.2
within character areas are protected (see Figure 13.1 for some examples of
through the retention of buildings that character buildings);
contribute positively to that character. OR
S5.2 Where a character building or Complies
heritage site cannot be practicably The existing character building cannot
retained on its existing premises, the be practicably retained on the premises
building or structure is relocated to an to accommodate the proposed use and
alternative location within the Noosa is proposed to be relocated for reuse to
Shire and reinstated to a standard that is an appropriate location with Noosa.
suitable for reuse, provided relocation of Refer Structural Engineering Report for
the character building or heritage site House Relocation which confirms
will not result in the loss of valued suitability for relocation, together with
streetscape character; Heritage Impact Assessment which
OR confirms that relocation will not result in
the loss of valued streetscape character.
S5.3 Demolition only occurs where the— Not Applicable
a) building or structure cannot be Complies with S5.2
practicably retained on the existing
premises; and b) the premises are
physically constrained such that the
building or structure cannot be
relocated to an alternative location; or c)
the building or structure is structurally
unsound and not capable of economic
repair.
Adaptive reuse S6.1 No solution provided Complies
O6 Character buildings are conserved Adaptive reuse on the site is not
and protected by adaptively reusing possible however the building will be
such sites, provided any new use— conserved and protected by relocating
a) does not impact on the cultural for reuse to an appropriate location
heritage significance of the site; with Noosa in accordance with S5.2.
b) respects the valued streetscape Refer Heritage Impact Assessment and
character; Structural Engineering Report for House
c) is compatible with the amenity of Relocation.
adjacent uses; and
d) provides for adequate buffer areas
and buffer elements between nearby
uses
13.22 Building works within character areas
O7 Building works to premises within S7.1 Building works on character Complies
character areas, are designed to be buildings or heritage sites are located to No building works will occur to the
sympathetic to the valued streetscape the rear of the building or to where they character building as it is proposed to
character through— are not visible from the street. be relocated in accordance with S5.2.
a) respecting the form, bulk, scale and
height of heritage sites or character S7.2 New buildings incorporate building Complies
buildings within the streetscape; elements, materials and styles that The new building incorporates building
b) complementing original roof forms reflect the desired built form character elements, materials and styles that
and pitch within the streetscape; of the street or character area. reflect the desired built form character.
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