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Planning and Environment Committee Meeting 5 April 2011 Page 702.7 Campbelltown Heritage Study And Register ReviewComment:This recommendation relates directly to the preparation of the new comprehensive LEP for theCampbelltown LGA. The new LEP will include the new standard heritage provisions provided bythe NSW Department of Planning. However, specific local heritage controls, that augment thestandard provisions, will need to be included in the Sustainable City Development Control Plan, ifsuch controls are deemed necessary. Council has recently applied for substantial funding underthe NSW Department of Planning’s LEP Acceleration Fund (LAF) to fund additional resources toassist in the preparation of the LEP. If Council’s application for funding is successful, some of thisfunding may be able to be used to appoint a specialist heritage planner to assist in thepreparation of the DCP controls. If the application for funding is not successful, the provisions inthe existing Heritage DCP should be carried over into the Sustainable City Development ControlPlan, and a further review of the controls would be undertaken when, and if, funds becameavailable.Suggested Recommendation:That Council include heritage provisions in the Sustainable City Development Control Plan toguide the conservation of heritage items and ensure that any development is appropriate for thetype of item, its heritage significance and its setting.Recommendation 4: Include relevant provisions in the City-wide DCP – developmentaffecting historic curtilagesThe Heritage Study recommends that Council’s City-wide DCP should describe the principles tobe followed in the design and siting of development to minimise the impact on the setting of anitem and its historic curtilage. In the case of subdivision or other significant development likely toaffect the curtilage of a heritage item, the DCP should require the preparation of a heritagecurtilage study that describes the impact of the proposed subdivision and any development likelyto occur as a result of this subdivision on the historic and contemporary curtilage, views andsetting of the item.Comment:This recommendation does relate directly to the preparation of the new comprehensive LEP forthe Campbelltown LGA. As stated previously, the new LEP will include the new standard heritageprovisions provided by the NSW Department of Planning, but more detailed local provisions willneed to be included in the Sustainable City Development Control Plan, if such controls aredeemed necessary.Suggested Recommendation:That Council include heritage provisions in the Sustainable City Development Control Plan thatdescribe the principles for the design and siting of development to minimise the impact on thesetting of a heritage item (or group) and its historic setting, and a requirement for a heritagecurtilage study to be provided by the applicant with any application for subdivision that is likely toaffect the curtilage of a heritage item, group or heritage conservation area.
Planning and Environment Committee Meeting 5 April 2011 Page 712.7 Campbelltown Heritage Study And Register ReviewRecommendation 5: Include relevant provisions in the City-wide DCP – Queen StreetHeritage Conservation AreaThe Heritage Study recommends that Council prepare specific controls for inclusion in its DCP toprotect the heritage significance of the Queen Street Heritage Conservation Area and eachidentified Group of Heritage Items. These controls should focus on how to protect the cumulativeor aggregated heritage significance of the Heritage Conservation Area or Group and ways inwhich any new development should respect the significance of the Group.Comment:This recommendation relates directly to the preparation of the new comprehensive LEP for theCampbelltown LGA. As there is limited scope to include heritage provisions on specific areas inthe new LEP, it is important that specific controls for the Queen Street Heritage ConservationArea be included in the Sustainable City DCP.Suggested Recommendation:That Council include specific heritage provisions relating to the Queen Street HeritageConservation Area and Group in the Sustainable City DCP, to assist in ensuring the ongoingprotection of the significance of the heritage items in this area.Recommendation 6: State Heritage Register Listings – Nomination of Items for SHRThe Heritage Study recommends that Council advise the NSW Heritage Council that theproperties identified in Appendix 3 – Recommendation 6 (of the Campbelltown Heritage Studyand Register Review 2010) are considered likely to be of State heritage significance and requestthat the NSW Heritage Council assess them to determine whether they should be listed on theState Heritage Register.Item DetailsReason for NominationCampbelltownSt Peters Anglican Church Group;Church, Rectory, Stables andCemetery, and Mawson ParkCordeaux StreetLot 7028, DP 1055669; Lot 1, DP668144; Lot 100, DP 811930; Lots 50,51 and 52, DP 811930Reservoir, Cattle Tank and SiltTrapsAllman Street (within Hurley Park)Lot 7021, DP 1028116St Peters Church Group is likely to be of State historical, associative and aestheticsignificance.Contains one of the earliest Georgian Churches in Australia (1821), its early ColonialCemetery (1820), a late Victorian Italianate Rectory (1887) and stables and MawsonPark, which has been the centre of public recreation since the proclamation ofCampbelltown in 1820.The Group continues to demonstrate a strong connection between its elements andthe town centre, with the continuum of State (in the form of the Old Court House), theCommunity, the Church and Cemetery and Education still able to be clearly read andappreciated in the landscape.Constructed 1833-1839, the Reservoir, Cattle Tank and Silt Traps are likely to be ofState historical and aesthetic/technical significance as a unique example of a largewater supply-related public work surviving from the Colonial period. It is one of theearliest forms of water conservation engineering/damming works for public use in NSWand possibly Australia.
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