PO1

Any demolition must:

1. not result in the loss of the cultural heritage significance of the local heritage place, or
2. demonstrate the building or structure to be demolished is not capable of structural repair and represents a safety hazard, or
3. ensure that part of the local heritage place is not of cultural heritage significance.

Note—The Heritage planning scheme policy provides guidance on the preparation of a Heritage Impact Statement and structural condition report in responding to this performance outcome.

PO2

Development is compatible with the conservation and management of the cultural heritage significance of the local heritage place.

Note—Development follows the principles of the Burra Charter. The Heritage planning scheme policy provides guidance on preparing a Statement of Impact, Heritage Management Plan and other information necessary to demonstrate satisfaction of this performance outcome.

PO3

Development does not adversely affect the heritage significance of the local heritage place and is compatible with its heritage values including:

1. maintaining views to and from the place where significant
2. consistency with the character, setbacks, setting or appearance of the place
3. minimising overshadowing on to the place
4. avoiding altering, removing or concealing significant heritage features, and
5. consistency with open space and landscaping features.

PO4

Any reconfiguring a lot:

1. does not diminish the cultural significance of the local heritage place including maintaining its historical context, landscape settings and consistency with the prevailing built environment
2. reflects the pattern and layout of the original subdivision in the area, and
3. does not reduce public access to the local heritage place.

PO5

Building work incorporates design elements which are compatible with the values of the local heritage place in terms of:

1. architectural features,
2. external materials, and
3. finishes and colours.

PO6

Excavation or other earthworks do not create an adverse impact on archaeological and heritage values of the local heritage place.

Note—The Heritage planning scheme policy provides guidance on responding to this performance outcome.

PO7

Any new fencing, landscaping, access or car parking arrangements are designed and sited in a manner that:

1. does not have a detrimental impact on the significant values or views of the place
2. enhances the overall appearance of the local heritage place, and
3. is sensitive to materials, colours, scale, placement and layout of the place.

PO8

Development does not adversely impact on known or potential archaeological deposits.

Note—The Heritage planning scheme policy provides guidance on the preparation of an Archaeological Management Plan that is necessary to demonstrate satisfaction of this performance outcome.

PO9

Any changes as a result of development and associated works to a local heritage place are appropriately managed and documented.

AO9

Development is compatible with a conservation management plan prepared in accordance with the Burra Charter.

Note—An archival quality photographic record is made of the features of the place that are impacted because of the development.

PO10

Development does not adversely affect the heritage significance of the adjoining local heritage place including:

1. maintaining views to and from the heritage place where significant
2. consistency of built form, building materials, fencing and setbacks
3. minimising for overshadowing on to the heritage place, and
4. consistency with open space and landscaping features.

PO11

Reconfiguring a lot does not:

1. reduce public access to the adjoining local heritage place, or
2. contribute to adversely impacting on significant views to and from the local heritage place, or
3. obscure, destroy or disrupt any pattern of historic subdivision, the historical context, the landscape settings or the scale and consistency of the built environment relevant to the local heritage place.