2017-11-07 P&E Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 1 - Amendments for Multiple Housing Type 2 Duplex & Minor Corrections

                                                                 including 26 to 52 Tewantin Road, as shown on Heritage Overlay Map
                                                                 OM3.2 is protected;
            Including amendments to 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan



                                                    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 Cooroy Character Area’s features;

                                                  h)             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 OM5.2 is protected;

                                                    ii.          Heritage Sites within Schedule 3 of the planning scheme 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;

                                                            g.   Pomona Hotel, c1901; 1913 – 1 Station Street;


                                                   iii.          The urban residential areas of Pomona, 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 are maintained;
                                                   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 shopfronts making use of simple
                                                                 parapet walls for advertising;

                                                   vi.           Buildings along Memorial Avenue reflecting the art deco style built after a
                                                                 fire in 1939 are protected and maintain features reflective of the art deco
                                                                 style including pressed tin ceilings, geometric decorative features and
                                                                 parapets, light, neutral and pastel colours, and rendered masonry
                                                                 construction;

                                                  vii.           Shopfronts along Memorial Avenue form a row of continuous narrow
                                                                 shopfronts that directly adjoin the street frontage, providing an active
                                                                 streetscape with outdoor dining opportunities and a place for people to meet;

                                                  viii.          Buildings in Memorial Avenue maintain wide awnings over the street front,
                                                                 with integrated signage and large windows providing an open and
                                                                 welcoming feel and visual interest and character to the streetscape;


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