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Appendix I - Local Planning response
Heritage Overlay Code
Column 1 Column 2 Assessment
Specific outcomes Probable solutions (if code assessment)
Effects of use
O1 The operation of any new use on or adjoining a No solution provided. Complies
heritage site respects the cultural heritage significance The boatshed adjoins and gains access through the
of the site by mitigating any adverse impacts, including Noosa River Caravan Park (Russel Park), Lot 131
vibration, movement of foundations, changes in SP143417 that is a Queensland Heritage Place (place id
drainage flow patterns, erosion and pollution. 602706). The boatshed has relied on the Caravan Park
for site access since the inception of the fisheries land
use in the 1974. No adverse impacts will occur to the
heritage place as a result of the proposed development.
Please refer to the Heritage Exemption Certificate at
Appendix H.
Retention and reuse of heritage sites
Retention S2.1 Heritage sites are retained on the existing Not applicable
O2 Heritage sites are retained, where practicable, premises; The proposal does not not involve development on a
and not removed from character areas. OR heritage place.
S2.2 Where a heritage site cannot be practicably
retained on its existing premises, it is relocated to an
alternative location within the Noosa Shire and
reinstated to a standard that is suitable for reuse,
provided relocation of the building or structure will not
adversely impact on the cultural heritage significance
of the heritage site, having regard to whether the
maintenance of its significance is dependent on the
building or structure being retained in its existing
location1;
OR
S2.3 Demolition only occurs where the—
a) building or structure cannot be practicably
retained on the existing premises; and
b) the premises are physically constrained such that
the building or structure cannot be relocated to
an alternative location; or
c) the building or structure is structurally unsound
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Council may request a report be prepared by a suitably qualified heritage consultant, in accordance with PSP1 Information Council May Request, demonstrating that the cultural heritage significance will not be adversely impacted.
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