2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 7 - Final New Noosa Plan - Part 8-10 Schedule Appendix - Clean version

                   9­73 Maple Street and 19 Crystal Street, as shown on Heritage Overlay Map is retained and protected.
          (ii)     Business, community and residential buildings from the early to mid­twentieth century, which influence the character
                   of the area are retained.
          (iii)    Local heritage places within Table 8.2.7.4 of this overlay code are protected including:
                   (A)   Former Cooroy Butter Factory (Art Gallery), c.1930 – 11 Maple Street;
                   (B)   Former Ferguson’s Auctioneer’s Office, c.1910 – 21 Maple Street;
                   (C)   The Memorial Hall, c.1926 – 23­29 Maple Street;
                   (D)   Cooroy Post Office, c.1914 – 33 Maple Street;
                   (E)   Methodist (Uniting) Church and Church Hall, c.1911 – 51 Maple Street; and
                   (F)   Peachy’s House, c.1929 – 68 Maple Street.

          (iv)     Development reflects country town character elements reminiscent of Cooroy’s heritage characteristics.
          (v)      Development maintains and reflects the historic architectural features in Cooroy including the traditional building
                   designs 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 gabled or hipped. Typical materials used include timber for
                   cladding and corrugated iron for roofs.
          (vi)     The business centre characteristics, including continuous shop fronts with buildings predominantly single storey,
                   reflecting a human scale with flat cantilevered awnings over the footpath that create an intimate town atmosphere,
                   are retained and protected.
          (vii)    Outdoor dining, verandas and glazed shopfronts provide an active interesting streetscape and places for people to
                   meet.
          (viii)   Development along Maple Street, south of the business centre maintains a domestic scale and form consistent with
                   the Queensland vernacular with landscaped setbacks and front yards without front fences, and low impact domestic
                   scale buildings that contribute to the open character of this part of the character area.

    (e)   For Cooroy­Tewantin Road Character Area:
          (i)      The Tewantin Road Character Area extending along the south­eastern side of Tewantin Road at the eastern
                   approach to Cooroy township, including 26 to 52 Tewantin Road, as shown on Heritage Overlay Map is protected.
          (ii)     The relatively large allotments with Queensland vernacular style timber and iron houses on stumps, many featuring
                   verandah elements, sunhoods to windows and wall openings and simple roof designs, either gabled or hipped are
                   retained.
          (iii)    The Anglican Church of the Holy Nativity at 46 Tewantin Road contributes to the Tewantin Road Character Area’s
                   features.

    (f)   For Pomona Character Area:
          (i)      The Pomona Character Area comprising the central area of Pomona township, south west of the railway line
                   including 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 is protected.
          (ii)     Local heritage places within Table 8.2.7.4 of this code are protected including—
                   (A)   Pomona Post Office, c1936 – 11 Memorial Ave;
                   (B)   Memorial School of Arts, c.1926 – 6 Reserve Street;
                   (C)   Ambulance Building, c.1917; 1971 – 17 Reserve Street;
                   (D)   Former Pomona State School (Pomona & District Kindergarten and Childcare Centre), c.1907;
                   (E)   Stan Topper Park, 21 Reserve Street;
                   (F)   The Rotunda, c1939 – 2 Bazzo Park, Reserve Street; and
                   (G)   Pomona Hotel, c1901; 1913 – 1 Station Street.

          (iii)    The urban residential areas of Pomona continue to be characterised by typical Queensland vernacular houses
                   (pitched roofs and lightweight construction raised on stumps) and open landscaped front yards with no or only low
                   fences to frontages.
          (iv)     Development maintains the historic architectural features and grid pattern streets.
          (v)      The business centre along Memorial Avenue and the eastern side of Reserve Street maintains continuous


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