Owners of heritage items and homes in conservation areas
Free heritage impact statement checklist for an addition to a heritage item or a home in a conservation area: what the NSW guidelines expect.
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How it works
What you get
The check is free. The paperwork after it is drafted at the Statement of Environmental Effects door.
Modeled on: NSW Guidelines for preparing a statement of heritage impact (2023)
From public data
minimum contents the NSW guidelines set for a statement of heritage impact, from site history to a conclusion with recommended conditions
Source: NSW Guidelines for preparing a statement of heritage impact (2023)
A Statement of Environmental Effects for a granny flat, deck or alteration DA in NSW, written against the LEP and DCP controls for your lot. Free to read.
Questions
Under clause 5.10(5) of the standard NSW LEP, the consent authority may, before granting consent, require a heritage management document for development on land with a heritage item, in a heritage conservation area, or in the vicinity of either.
The NSW guidelines recommend an appropriately qualified and experienced heritage professional, and say whoever prepares it must understand the Burra Charter.
At minimum: a site description and map, site history, physical analysis, heritage significance, a description of the works, an impact assessment, for conservation areas or nearby items how the works affect their significance, and a conclusion with recommended conditions or mitigation.
Related doors
Where is the property for the DA?
Where is your venue?
Where is the building site?
What does the business do? How many staff?
Where is the workplace the plan covers?
Where is the property needing consent?
Answer it and ePlan opens the Statement of Environmental Effects door with your answer filled in.