Appendix I - Local Planning response

    Column 1                                                                                 Column 2                                                                               Assessment
    Specific outcomes                                                                        Probable solutions (if code assessment)
                                                                                                  and not capable of economic repair2.
                                                                                             OR

                                                                                              S2.4 Where a heritage site is to be relocated or
                                                                                              demolished, a description and photographic record of
                                                                                              the building or structure is prepared and submitted to
                                                                                              Noosa Council.
    Adaptive reuse                                                                            No solution provided.                                                                 Not applicable
    O3      Heritage sites are conserved and protected by                                                                                                                           The proposal does not not involve development on a
    adaptively reusing such sites, provided the new use—                                                                                                                            heritage place.
    a) respects the cultural heritage significance of the
         site;
    b) is compatible with the amenity of adjacent uses;
         and
    c) provides for adequate buffer areas and buffer
         elements between nearby uses.
    Building works on heritage sites3
    O4      Building works on a heritage site are designed to S4.1 Building works on heritage sites are located to the                                                              Not applicable
    be sympathetic with the cultural heritage significance      rear of the building or to where they are not visible                                                               The proposal does not not involve development on a
    of the building and ensure the retention of valued          from the street.                                                                                                    heritage place.
    heritage features, through—
    a) respecting the original architectural style and
          proportions of the relevant era;
    b) retaining the original roof form and pitch;
    c) retaining or conforming with the original veranda,
          window and door design and detailing;
    d) ensuring the building works are compatible with
          the scale, height and bulk of the building;
    e) providing visual and structural disconnection of the
          new works for the existing building;
    f) using materials of the relevant architectural era;
    g) retaining existing mature vegetation around the
          site;
    h) ensuring new garages, fencing and landscaping are
          compatible with the scale and design of the
          relevant architectural era.
    Retention of historical streetscapes within character areas

2
    Council may request that an assessment be undertaken by a suitably qualified structural engineer, which demonstrates that the building or structure is structurally unsound and not capable of economic repair, as per PSP1- Information Council May Request.
3
    Council may request a report be prepared by a suitably qualified heritage consultant, in accordance with PSP1- Information Council May Request, demonstrating that the building works will not adversely impact on the cultural heritage significance of the site.


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