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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 26 APRIL 2018
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 26 APRIL 2018
Submission No. 4 (continued)
Further along Maple Street, south of the business area building formsare domestic in scale and form
and are consistent with the Queensland vernacular traditions. Landscaped setbacks and front yards
without front fences and low impact domestic scale buildings, contribute to the open character of this
port of the character area.
Tewantin Road Cooroy Character Arca
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the eastern approach to Cooroy township and includes 26 to 52 Tewantin Road, as shown on Heritage
Overlay Mop OM3.2. The character area is characterised by relatively largeallotments with
Queensland vernacular style timber and iron houses on stumps, many featuring verandah elements,
sunheeds to windows and wall openings and simple roof designs, either gabledor hipped. The Anglican
Church of the Holy Nativity is locatedon 46 Tewantin Road.
Pomona Character Area
The Pomona Character Area is focusedon the central area of Pomona township, south westof the
railway line and includes business, residential and community premises within parts of Reserve Street,
Memorial Avenue, Station Street, Rectory Street, Hospital Street Red Street and Signal Street, as
shown on Heritage Overlay Map OM5.2. Some of these premises ore listed as Heritage Sites within
Schedule 3 of the planning scheme as follows—
-Pomona Post Office, cl936 - 11 Memorial Ave
-Memorial School of Arts, c.1926-6 Reserve Street
~Ambulance Building, c.1917; 1971-17 Reserve Street
-Former Pomona State School (Pomona & District Kindergarten and Childcare Centre). c.1907
~ Stan Topper Pork, 21 Reserve Street
-The Rotunda, cl1939-2 Bazzo Park, Reserve Street
Pomona Hotel, c1901; 1913 - 1 Station Street
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Development is charocterised by traditional building design of low riseand low impact
scale, typified by light weight construction.with a timber frame, generally raised above ground on
stumps, many featuring verandah elements, sunhoods to windowsand wall openings and simple roof
designs, either gabled or hipped.
Business premises on Stetien Memorial Avenue Streetand the eastem side of Reserve Street have
continuous shopfronts making use of simple parapet walls for advertising. Some of the shops along
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thet directly adjoin the street frontage, providing an active streetscape with outdoor dining
opportunities and a place for people tomeet. Premiseswith wide ownings over the street front,
integrated signage and glazed shopfronts lorge windows give an open and welcoming feel and add visual
interest and character to the streetscape.
Readily identifiable public buildings help to define the town's character, such as the School of Arts Hall,
The parts of the character area where residential uses predominate are characterised by Queensland
vernacular style housing on large residential lots withopen streetscapesand wide landscaped front
gordens. Houses ore predominately of timber cladding (weatherboord) and corrugatediron roofs.
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