Attachment 2 - Local Heritage Advice - 3 Grady Street, Kin Kin

Is this an added income stream or is it an additional workspace or an artist in residence
opportunity?
Knowing the purpose helps answer relevant questions relating to heritage.

I’ve attached here for you the Heritage inventory sheet for the former church, which is
marked up with some amendments. Yes, it is the church façade that is of significance facing
Main Street in Kin Kin, you’ll note on page 4 the other significant features too.
Also attached are the plans – marked up on the southern elevation with design change
recommendations.

While the rear of the church is not as significant, I do query why the new
garage/carport/shed has a pitched roof and gothic arch window. Can these please be
removed as they confuse the history of the property. It is only the church building, its porch,
and any undocumented church related structures that are of significance. The
garage/shed/carport would be a better fit for this property with a skillion roof, similar to the
existing annexe and proposed new dwelling.

Changes proposed for a heritage item need to ensure the heritage is still visible/protected.
Adding a sign at the carport saying the property is the former St Lukes church of England,
constructed in 1926 and deconstructed in 2021 would be excellent, and highly
recommended!
Changes proposed also have to meet the following controls of the Noosa Plan 2020 - Noosa
Plan 2020, Part 8 Overlays, 8.2 Overlay codes, 8.2.7 Heritage Overlay Code - Table
8.2.7.3 - Criteria for assessable development (part)

I look forward to hearing from you - and thank you again for the information and plans.

Kind regards
Gina

Gina Scheer | Heritage Advisor
Strategy and Environment
Phone: (07) 5329 6240
[email protected] | www.noosa.qld.gov.au

Work days are usually Wednesday to Friday




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