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

Hi Gina,

Patrick passed on your details so we could get in touch regarding a proposed development
involving a dwelling house, secondary dwelling and shed at 3 Grady Street, Kin Kin.
The applicant is proposing to establish a dwelling house use, which includes building work to the
existing church building, which is mapped as local heritage. A copy of the proposal plans is
attached for your reference.

We are seeking advice in relation to the relevant outcomes of the Heritage Overlay Code,
particularly regarding any proposed changes to the façade of the existing building. The proposal
intends to retain the church façade facing 50 Main Street, Kin Kin (Lot 214 SP143420), which
represents the primary public viewpoint and the building’s former point of entry.

Could you please review the plans and advise whether this approach is consistent with the
expectations and requirements for a local heritage place? Additionally, could you please confirm
whether the heritage values attributed to the existing church are primarily associated with its
presentation and historical orientation toward 50 Main Street, despite the property frontage being
from Grady Street?

Any assistance or preliminary feedback you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Kind Regards

Matthew Adamson
(Appeals | Development Assessment | Advice)
M - 0407 946 210 | O – 5430 6671
Professional Address – 28 Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville, QLD 4566
Mail - PO Box 894 Cooroy QLD 4563




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