Appendix G - Heritage exemption certificate Lot 131 SP143417

                                                                                                           Notice
                                                                   Section 74 Exemption Certificate

Conditions of Approval:
1. Carry out all development in accordance with the information provided in the application signed by the
   applicant Miss Janette Rowe on behalf of Department of Agriculture and Fisheries on 22 October 2019 and
   the following information. In the case of a discrepancy between the application and conditions, conditions take
   precedence.
   (Reason - To ensure development is carried out as approved)

 Document No.       Document Title:                                                                Date
 NRA-05133C18-      Noosa Boat Shed B&FP Complex – Existing and Demolition Site Plan by            18/07/19
 DA-2000 Rev C      nra-co-lab
 NRA-05133C18-      Noosa Boat Shed B&FP Complex – Proposed Site Plan by nra-co-lab                02/09/19
 DA-2001 Rev D
                    Aborist Report prepared by Tree Logistics (7 pages) received by email          01/11/19
                    from Janette Rowe on 06/11/19.
2. A copy of this Exemption Certificate is to be displayed and/or retained at the Heritage Place for the duration
   of development works approved herein.
   (Reason - To facilitate the monitoring of development works for compliance purposes)
3. Inform the Cultural Heritage Coordinator, Heritage, Arts and Heritage, Department of Environment and
   Science via [email protected] in writing, within 10 working days of completion, that development
   authorised under this notice is complete. State location and name of registered place and permit number
   and condition number this report is being made under and include photographs both before and after
   development of the area where work is being undertaken.
   (Reason - To ensure development complies with approval)

4. During development and at completion of development, permit access to the registered place by
   Department of Environment and Science officers if requested.
   (Reason - To ensure development complies with approval)
5. During development, protect existing building fabric and other significant elements or artefacts from
   incidental damage.
   (Reason - To ensure that the cultural heritage values of the place are appropriately recognised and
   managed)
6. During development, should damage occur to existing building fabric and/or other significant elements or
   artefacts, report such incidents immediately to Cultural Heritage Coordinator, Heritage Branch,
   Environmental policy and Planning, Department of Environment and Science. An incident report confirming
   the details of the incident (email: [email protected]) must be provided within 2 business days of the
   initial notification to Department of Environment and Science. The incident report must include (but is not
   limited to) the following information:
         a. Location and name of the Heritage place;
         b. Permit number and condition number incident report being made under;
         c. Details of incident, including time and cause of incident and damage report;
         d. Details of measures that were in place at the time to protect against such incident and why these did
             not prevent damage;
         e. Details of proposed measures to reinstate, remediate or rectify damage; and
         f. Name and contact details of person making report.
   (Reason - To ensure that the cultural heritage values of the place are appropriately recognised and managed)
7. This exemption certificate only applies to development substantially commenced within 4 years of date of
   issue.
   (Reason - To ensure development is carried out in a reasonable time)

Take Notice: This certificate does not exempt the applicant from the need to obtain such other approvals as may
be required under other legislation.
Exemption Certificate No: 201910-9573 EC



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