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How to read, interpret and understand a heritage and character report

Heritage impact assessment is a method by which the impact of development on the cultural heritage significance of a place may be assessed. It is akin to other kinds of environmental impact assessment and forms a mandatory part of the development assessment process under the 黑料大事 Act.

Topics to be covered in this seminar include:

• the statutory regime
• heritage impact assessment methodology
• relevant assessment codes
• the structure of a heritage impact report
• who is “qualified” to do the work
• how to brief a consultant
• what to look for in a completed heritage impact report
• what heritage planners and architects wished town planners knew

Speaker

Scott Richards MPIA
Associate Director, Urbis

Scott is an urban planner, historian and cultural heritage consultant with more than 25 years’ experience in local government and private practice.

His areas of expertise include preparation of development applications for heritage buildings, preparation of conservation management plans for listed places, and character assessments. Scott has also provided advice on the retention and adaptation of heritage places as well as advice on heritage legislation in Queensland and local heritage and character provisions in local planning schemes.

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About the Series

An exciting new PD lunchtime series is here for 2024 - The HOW TO seminar series brings together a wide range of topics covering many of the planning adjacent disciplines that planners need to know about.

The topics will be of interest to planners and also to those involved in the development industry, including development managers, property consultants, lawyers, architects and surveyors.

The seminars will be presented by recognised experts with a wealth of experience in their topic areas.

The seminars will inform and educate the audience through an in-depth analysis of the topics, delivered with a practical focus using case studies and real life examples, and referring to case law, where relevant.

The presentations will occupy 45 minutes, followed by questions and answers from the audience.

The chair for the seminar series will be:
Catherine Andrews RPIA
Principal Planner, Olearia Town 黑料大事

Catherine is a RPIA town planner who’s worked in the industry for more than 12 years, primarily in the development assessment sphere.She has a keen passion for planning and education of planners and communities to break down the common barriers so that great outcomes can be achieved for all.

Note: Payment is by credit card only. If you require another method of payment please contact qld@planning.org.au

A link to view this seminar recording will be sent to you with your registration confirmation.