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2020-07-16 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 5 - Final Noosa Plan 2020 Part 8-10 Schedules & Appendix
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Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes
Building work for demolition or removal of a local heritage place
PO4 AO4.1
Local heritage places are retained, where practicable, and not Local heritage places are retained on their existing premises;
removed from character areas.
OR
AO4.2
Where a local heritage place cannot be practicably retained on
its existing premises, it is relocated to an alternative location
within the Noosa Shire and reinstated to a standard that is
suitable for reuse, provided relocation of the building or
structure will not adversely impact on the cultural heritage
significance of the heritage site, having regard to whether the
maintenance of its significance is dependent on the building
on structure being retained in its existing location;
Editor’s Note—Council may require a heritage impact statement
prepared by a suitably qualified heritage consultant, in
accordance with PSP1 Preparing a well made
application,demonstrating that the cultural heritage significance
will not be adversely affected.
OR
AO4.3
Demolition only occurs where the—
﴾a﴿ building or structure cannot be 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 site; or
﴾c﴿ the building or structure is structurally unsound and not
capable of economic repair.
Editor’s Note—Council may require a heritage impact statement
prepared by a suitably qualified heritage consultant, in
accordance with PSP1 Preparing a well made
application demonstrating that the building or structure is
structurally unsound and not capable of economic repair.
AO4.4
Where a local heritage place is to be relocated or demolished,
an archival quality photographic record is made of the features
of the place, which meets the standards outlined in the
Queensland Government Guideline: Archival recording of
heritage places.
Building work or operational work involving a local heritage place Table 8.2.7.3 Criteria for
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