Sydney Local Environmental Plan 2005
104Demolition of heritage items
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104 Demolition of heritage items
104 Demolition of heritage items
(1), (2) (Repealed)
(3) The consent authority must not grant consent for development which will result in the complete or substantial demolition of a heritage item unless it is satisfied that the item, or so much of the item as is proposed to be demolished, does not have such heritage significance as would warrant its retention.
(4) Before granting such consent, the consent authority must also be satisfied that, after the demolition work has been carried out, redevelopment will be carried out that will—
(a) result in buildings of a higher architectural and urban design quality (in terms of the principles and other provisions of this plan and of any master plan, development plan or development control plan applying to the site) than were exhibited by the heritage item before the work was carried out, and
(b) make a positive contribution to the streetscape, and
(c) in the case of partial demolition, enhance the adaptive re-use of the residual part of the heritage item.
cl 104: Am 2008 (571), Sch 3.168 [3].