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2 Emerald Planning Report
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.
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
PO5 AO5 Not Applicable –
Development conserves and is subservient to the Development does not alter, damage remove or The subject site is adjacent to but not a Heritage Place
features and values of the local heritage place that conceal significant features of the local heritage place. itself. This is a vacant site.
contribute to its cultural heritage significance and
does not adversely affect the character, setting or
appearance of the local heritage place.
PO6 No acceptable outcome provided Not Applicable –
Development on local heritage places: The subject site is adjacent to but not a Heritage Place
(a) respects the original architectural style and itself. This is a vacant site.
proportions of the relevant era;
(b) retains the original roof form and pitch;
(c) retains or conforms with the original veranda,
window and door design and detailing;
(d) ensures building works are compatible with the
scale, height and bulk of the building;
(e) provides visual and structural disconnection of
new works from the existing building;
(f) locates building works to the rear of the
existing building or to where they are not visible
or overly obtrusive from the street or public
places;
(g) uses materials of the relevant architectural era;
(h) retains existing mature vegetation around
the site, particularly where it contributes to the
heritage significance of the place;
(i) ensures new garages, fencing and landscaping
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