1730Response

e The demolition of the enclosed bedroom annexe at the rear of the
house.
The replacement of top hung windows with casement windows.
The construction of a lower level and carport
The extension to include weatherboard cladding and galvanised iron
roofing to match the existing building materials.

Lot 12 on RP43995 is located within the Character Area of the Heritage Overlay of
Noosa Plan 2020; that is, the eastern half of the site is located within the Character
Area and the western half is located outside of the Character Area.

Reconfiguration of a Lot and Building Work within the Character Area are subject to
Code Assessment with respect to the Heritage Overlay Code.

The proposal complies with PO3 of the Heritage Overlay Code as:

¢ The proposal does not reduce public access to a local heritage area.
The proposal does not result in a local heritage place being obscured from
public view.

e The proposal does not obscure or destroy any pattern of an historic
subdivision, the landscape setting or the scale and consistency of the urban
fabric relating to the character area.

The proposal complies with PO8 of the Heritage Overlay Code as:

« The existing streetscape of Rectory Street is retained.
¢ The character building is retained and the proposed building extension is
within the character of the existing dwelling.

The proposal complies with PO of the Heritage Overlay Code as:

e The building is compatible with the form, bulk, scale and height of the
character buildings within the streetscape.
The roof pitch is retained.
The verandah, fagade and building detaining conform with the streetscape of
Rectory Street.
The building materials reflect the Pomona character.
The mature vegetation is retained.

Issue: Stormwater

4. Both proposed Lots 11 and 12 drain from the northwest corner of the Lot to
the south-east corner; therefore, the runoff from the relocated house will drain
to the open drain located along the Rectory Street frontage, which drains to
the stormwater pipe at the intersection of Rectory and Red Streets in
accordance with the current situation of all houses along Rectory Street.

The stormwater runoff can drain easily from the building area of Lot 11 to the
Rectory Street frontage without entering Lot 12; therefore, there will no
requirement for any inter-allotment drainage Easements.