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2 Emerald Planning Report
Building Works or Operational Works within character areas
PO9 No acceptable outcome provided Complies –
Development in character areas is compatible with The proposed development compliments and is compatible
the setting and valued streetscape character by— with the local streetscape character respecting the form,
(a) respecting the form, bulk, scale and height of bulk, scale, height and style of nearby buildings in the
heritage sites or character buildings within the character streetscape. Carparking and services are located
streetscape; at the rear of the building and not visible from the Emerald
(b) complementing original roof forms and pitch Street frontage.
within the streetscape;
(c) locating 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;
(d) conforming with the original fencing, veranda
and façade design and detailing within the
streetscape;
(e) using materials and elements that reflect the
valued character; and
(f) retaining existing mature vegetation around
the site.
PO10 No acceptable outcome provided To Comply –
The construction timing, transport, access, storage This will be a requirement of the building contractor.
and use of materials on and adjacent to the character
area and character buildings are managed to avoid
adversely impacting on features and values.
Advertising devices and interpretive signage
PO11 No acceptable outcome provided Complies –
Interpretive signs do not adversely impact on the Proposed signage will not adversely impact on the local
valued character of a local heritage heritage character of the area.
place or character area.
Advertising devices No acceptable outcome provided Complies –
PO12 Proposed signage will be in keeping with other nearby
Advertising devices located on a local heritage streetscape signage and will not adversely impact on the
place or within a character area are designed and local heritage character of the area.
sited so as to—
(a) be compatible with the cultural heritage
significance and valued character of the place or
area;
(b) not obscure the appearance or prominence of
the heritage or character values when viewed
from the major road network or any
adjoining public open space.
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