36Thornton Hall and land in the vicinity

36 Thornton Hall and land in the vicinity

36 Thornton Hall and land in the vicinity

(1) The council must not grant consent to development which may affect the building known as Thornton Hall or its curtilage unless a Heritage Conservation Plan applying to that building or curtilage has been submitted to and adopted by council and the development is consistent with that Plan.

(2) Despite any other provision of this plan, the council may grant consent to car parking within Zone Nos 2 (a) and 2 (d) in conjunction with the use of the building known as “Thornton Hall”.

(3) Despite any other provision of this plan, the council must not consent to development on land shown cross-hatched on the map if that development exceeds one storey or utilises attic space as living space.

(4) For the purposes of this clause Heritage Conservation Plan means a plan which applies to all or part of Thornton Hall and its curtilage which—

(a) describes the significance of Thornton Hall and its curtilage,

(b) describes the conservation policies required to conserve the significance and values described in paragraph (a),

(c) describes the preferred uses at the building and its curtilage and the works involved that will minimise the impact on the heritage significance of Thornton Hall and its curtilage (or any part thereof),

(d) has been prepared in accordance with the requirements for European heritage contained in Section 6.28 (North Penrith) of Part 6 (Site and Area Specific Controls) of Penrith Development Control Plan 2006, as adopted by the council on 21 August 2006, to the extent that those requirements apply to Thornton Hall and its curtilage, and

(e) has been adopted by council (including any amendments to that plan endorsed by resolution of council) whether as part of any master plan applicable to that land, or on its own.

cl 36: Ins 15.12.2000. Am 2006 (755), Sch 4 [4].