Code Assessment

                                   identified on Figure 7.2.2.4.
                                   (Cooroy Framework and
                                   Character Plan)

PO6 Development retains and AO6.1 Development enhances Not applicable
enhances key contextual views, and does not intrude upon
to Mt Cooroy, Black Mountain important sightlines to Mt Cooroy.
range and other views to the
rural and open spaces around AO6.2 For Cooroy district centre, Not applicable
Cooroy.                        buildings and structures do not
                               significantly interrupt or encroach
                               upon key contextual views as
                               identified on Figure 7.2.2.4
                               (Cooroy        Framework        and
                               Character Plan) and shown in
                               Figure 7.2.2.6.
PO7 Buildings, structures and AO7.1 Development retains or Not applicable
landscaping are consistent with reuses buildings that have cultural
and reflective of the traditional heritage       or       townscape
country town character of Cooroy significance,    including    where
in terms of form, proportion, subject to the Heritage and
composition and use of materials. Character Overlay (as mapped in
                                  Schedule 2) or identified as a
                                  heritage site or character area on
                                  Figure 7.2.2.4 (Cooroy Framework
                                  and Character Plan).


                              Editor’s Note— Section 8.2.7
                              (Heritage and Character Overlay)
                              sets    out   requirements   for
                              development on heritage places
                              and in character areas.

                              AO7.2 Development is compatible Not applicable
                              with existing buildings including
                              Federation and Art Deco styles,
                              without mimicking such styles.


                              AO7.3 Roof forms use traditional Not applicable
                              Queensland style roof designs,
                              including gable, hip and valley,
                              pitched, or multiple gable roof
                              forms with a roof pitch of no less
                              than five degrees, examples
                              shown in Figure AP3-6B.


                              AO7.4 For residential buildings, Not applicable
                              roof form is visible from the street
                              and     not    concealed     behind
                              parapets.




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