Heritage report

Brisbane City Plan 2014 designates particular places having heritage values as a heritage place. The heritage overlay map identifies sites as local heritage, state heritage or area adjoining local or state heritage.

Development on or adjoining a heritage place is not to detract from the cultural heritage significance of that heritage place. This includes any Aboriginal cultural values. The heritage overlay code details when a heritage impact assessment report is required to demonstrate compliance with heritage assessment criteria (assessment benchmarks).

The heritage planning scheme policy provides a guide for preparing a heritage impact assessment report.

Lodging a detailed heritage impact assessment report will assist with a quicker assessment process. Ensure the report incorporates the guidance and advice contained within the heritage planning scheme policy and achieves the outcomes in the City Plan.

More information

For more information, read Council's heritage and character buildings fact sheet.

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