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2017-11-07 P&E Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 1 - Amendments for Multiple Housing Type 2 Duplex & Minor Corrections
13.17 Specific outcomes for the Heritage Overlay Code
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan
The specific outcomes sought for the Heritage Overlay Code are included in column 1 of
Table 13.5. Probable solutions for code assessment development are included in column
2 of Table 13.5.
Table 13.5
column 1 column 2
Specific outcomes Probable solutions (if code assessment)
13.18 Effects of use
O1 The operation of any new use on or adjoining No solution provided.
a heritage site respects the cultural heritage
significance of the site by mitigating any adverse
impacts, including vibration, movement of
foundations, changes in drainage flow patterns,
erosion and pollution.
13.19 Retention and reuse of heritage sites
Retention
O2 Heritage sites are retained, where practicable, S2.1 Heritage sites are retained on the
and not removed from character areas. existing premises;
OR
S2.2 Where a heritage site cannot be
practicably retained on its existing premises,
it is relocated to an alternative location
within the former 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 location20;
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 and not capable of economic
repair21.
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.
20
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.
21
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.
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