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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 26 APRIL 2018
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 26 APRIL 2018
Submission No. 4 (continued)
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Division 5— General Provisions for the Heritage Overlay
13.11 Definitions
The following definitions are applicable to this code—
chenein om means an area or streetscape identified on the Heritage Overlay Maps
1.2 to OM9.2 and which may include within it heritage sites and character
buildings.
Character buildings means buildings within a character area that contribute positiveyto
the identified character of the area and may indude buildings that represent periods or
styles that predominate within the character area but have not been listed as a heritage
site. Figure 13 at the end of this code shows some examples of character buildings.
economic repair means the reasonable expenditure of monies to reinstate a building to
structural soundness.
heritage site means a site, building, item or place of historical cultural heritage
significance identified on Heritage Overlay Maps OM1.2 to OM 9.2 or Tables 3.1 — 3.9 of
Schedule 3 Heritage Sites. The term does not indude places listed on the Queensland
Heritage Register under the Queensiand Heritage Act”.
Character Statements for Character Areas
Maples Street Cooroy Character Area
The Maple Street Character Areais focused around the historic business centre of Cooroy and extends
from Morara St in the north to Crystal Street in the south and includes 9-73 Maple Street and 19
Crystal Street, as shown on Heritage Overlay MapOM3.2. The character area contains a number of
business, community and residentid buildings remaining from the early to mid twentieth century, which
influence the character of this area. Some of theseare listed as Heritage Sites within Schedule 3 of
the plonning scheme as follows—
-Former Cooroy Butter Factory (Art Gallery), c.1930-11 Maple Street
-Former Ferguson's Auctioneer's Office. c. 1910-21 Maple Street
-The Memorial Hall, c.1926 - 23-29 Maple Street
Conroy Post Office, c.1914- 33 Maple Street
-Methodist (Uniting) Churchand Church Hallc.1911-51 Maple Street
-Peachy's House, c.1929-68 Maple Street’.
The character area displays country town character elementsreminiscent of Coproy's history. Thearea
is chorocterised by traditional building design of a predominately low rise and low impact scale. typified
by lightweight construction. with a timber frame, generally raised above ground on stumps, many
featuring verandah elements. sunhoods and awnings to window and wall openings and simple roof designs,
either gobledor hipped. Typical materials usedinclude timber for cladding and corrugated iron for
roofs.
The business area is chorocterised by continuous shop fronts with buildings predominantly of single
storey, Many buildings have successfully maintained o human scale with flat cantilevered awnings over
the footpath creatingg intimate town atmosphere. Outdoor dining, verandas and glazed shopfronts
provide anactive interesting streetscape and places for people to meet.
oan Ses Eee ON RADE rraes ee eea area ar ee mene eeenny: On enn tEm: CE OD
Environmental a eee places.
” Refer to Schedule 3 Hetage for the complete list of hertage sites.
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