Regulatory Committee Agenda - Waipa District Council

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DISTRICT COUNCIL
Regulatory
Committee Agenda
building use as well as recording the structure's last use. This work
should include a thorough investigation of the building fabric to answer
questions about the Cambridge Farmers' Club and Wells floor plans
and the fabric of the building during those phases of use. Products
should include (but is not limited to):
• overall site plan;
• floor plans that show the various periods of building construction;
• elevations (exterior) and through sections;
• roof and ceUing plans that record the various periods of building
construction (as possible);
• details of joinery, architraves, fireplaces, etc.;
• a photographic record of the building (with plan notations);
• exterior paint sampling to identify CFC and Wells paint colours (e.g.
'cratering');
• wall paper samples or paint colours that related to the CFC and
Wells phases, if any ore identified; and
• samples of any other building fabric that are unusual or could be
interpreted in a museum display.
Notes: i) CAD system is recommended for the architectural plans. The
building information should be compiled as a report. In
addition larger format plans must be provided with the report
and a copy of the digital photographs copied to CD. It is
suggested that an architectural draftsman with heritage
building experience be commissioned do this work.
Reasons for Decision
ii) Copies of the report information should be deposited with
WDC and the Cambridge Library. The large format
architectural drawings, photo CD, a copy of the report and any
samples of relevant building material should be deposited with
the Cambridge Museum.
a) The application is not consistent with the objectives and policies of the
operative Waipa District Plan and the proposed Waipa District Plan. It
is however considered that special circumstances exist which support
the demolition/removal of the building from the site.
b) Any actual and potential effects on the environment can be
appropriately mitigated through conditions of consent.
c) The application does not contravene the matters set out in Part 2 of
the RMA.
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