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Heritage Tasmania 16 February 2021 Joanne Adlard From: Macdonald, Deirdre < [email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 16 February2021 5:02 PM To: dvcouncil Cc: Joanne Adlard Subject: Comment - DraftPlanning Scheme Amendment RZ2020/02 and RZ 2020/03 Attachments: unnamed historic photoJpg; Lycett 1825Jpg Dear Derwent Valley Council Thank you foryour referral of the draftPlanning Scheme Amendment RZ 2020/02 and RZ 2020/03. Please note that this response has been prepared by Heritage Tasmania and is to be treated as comment only and not as a formal representation under Section38 of LUPAA. Heritage Tasmania's Advisory Team has reviewed the proposed amendments. Deirdre Macdonald also discussed the amendments with Shane Wells, who prepared the planning reporton behalf of Council. We would like to offerthe followingcomments: • RZ 2020/03 proposes to introduce a site specific clause to allow forthe subdivision of one additional lot at 420 Back River Road, Magra ( title information211968/1). This former School House is entered on the Tasmanian Heritage Register as Place #1206. Heritage Tasmania agrees in principle to the subdivision of this property, providing sufficientcurtilage to the rear of the school house is retained, and given the generous existing lot size. Please note that Heritage Council approval, through the discretionarypermit application process, will be required for any proposed subdivision of this site. • RZ 2020/02 contains 3 proposed amendments; with AmendmentsA and C appearing very straightforward and with no issues related to their sites' historic cultural values. Heritage Tasmania has no comment in relation to A and C. • RZ2020/02 Amendment B (title reference 122628/36) is however of some Interest to Heritage Tasmania. It is proposed to rezone this land from the Open Space Zone to the Rural Resource Zone. This site is currently an undeveloped open space owned by Council, but leased to a neighbouring property. It is understood that followingrezoning it proposed to sell offthis land. The lot occupies an elevated position, with Council owned river frontage reservesbetween this lot and the river. The site is surrounded by places of historic interest and occupies a commanding position on a bend in the River Derwent.Heritage Tasmania has carried out some preliminaryhistorical research and it appears this land is part of an area that is likely to possess cultural heritage values, dating from the early European settlement of New Norfolk, including the Governor'sRetreat and through to early agriculturaluses {see attached images). Thesite is also close to heritage listed sites, such as Turriff Lodge and the Tynwald Hop Kiln and Mill. We recommend that further research into the historyof this site is undertakenprior to a decision being made to rezone, noting that the proposed new Rural Resource zone would potentially allow a comprehensive redevelopment of the site. It is also recommended that further research is undertaken prior to any decision being made about potentially selling offthis land. New Norfolkis currently rapidly expanding and changing. A site like this in a strategically importantlocation may be invaluable forfuture public development, say as a regional artgallery specialising in Tasmanian landscape art. Privatisation of the this land and its subsequent redevelopment would in our view represent a significant loss to the public and forfuture development as a public benefit. Thanks you foryour consideration of these comments. We would be most happy to furtherdiscuss any of the points we have made, so please do not hesitate to contact me either by email or on 0419 589 283. Kind regards, Deirdre Deirdre Macdonald I Heritage Advisor I HERITAGE TASMANIA 0419 S89 283 (M) I [email protected] Department of PrimaryIndustries, Parks, Water and the Environment I www.heritage.tas.gov.au 134 Macquarie St, HobartTAS 7000 I GPO Box 618, HobartTAS 70011 1300 850 332 (local call cost) 1 From: Joanne Adlard <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, 13 January 2021 10:02 AM To: Development (StateGrowth) <[email protected]>; 'TasWater Development Mailbox' <[email protected]>; Heritage Enquiries <[email protected]>; Property Services <[email protected]> Subject: DraftPlanning Scheme Amendment RZ 2020/02 and RZ 2020/03 Good morning, Please find attached a report that was provided to Council to approved the rezoning of 3 properties and the subdivision of a parcel of land at Magra for your information and comments (if necessary). Regards Joanne (Jo) Adlard Administration Officer (03) 62 618 505 'adlard d c. tas. ciov.au Circle Street, New Norfolk PO Box 595, New Norfolk, TAS, 7140 www.derwentvalley.tas.gov.au CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER The information in this transmission may be confidential and/or protected by legal professional privilege, and is intended only for the person or persons to whom it is addressed, If you are not such a person, you are warned that any disclosure copying or di&semination of the information is unauthorised. If you have received the transmission in error. please immediately contact this office by telephone or email, to inform us of the error and to enable arrangements to be made for the destruction of the transmission. or its return al our cost. No liability is accepted for any unauthorised use of the information contained in this transmission. Please consider the environment before printing this email and where possible use duplex printing to preserveresources. CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER: The infonnat1on in this transmission may be confidential and/or protected by legal professicnal privilege, and is intended only for the person or persons to whom it 1s addressed. If you are not such a person you are warnedthat any disclosure. copying or dissemination of the information is unauthorised If you have received the transmission in error, please immediately contact this office by telephone, fax or email. to inform us of the error and to enable arrangements to be made for the destniction of the transmission. or its return at our cost. No liability is accepted for any unauthorised use of the information contained in this transmission. 2 Hi Shane Thank you for carrying about some further investigation into the cultural heritage values of the site and for providing Brad's report. I see it is clear that, although the land parcel in question most likely formed part of the 100 acre Governor's Retreat, the buildings themselves were well-removed from this site. I note that Brad does ascribe likely significance to the site due to its cultural landscape and scenic values and suggests that 'prior to any proposed development of the site, that a more comprehensive assessment of landscape values be undertaken'. I also note Brad's summary that the proposed rezoning has no likely major heritage issues and, based on the information contained in his report, I agree with this conclusion. Please let me know if you have any follow-up questions. Kind regards, Deirdre Deirdre Macdonald I Heritage Advisor I HERITAGE TASMANIA 0419 589 283 (M) I [email protected] Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and the Environment I www.heritage.tas.gov.au 134 Macquarie St, Hobart TAS 7000 I GPO Box 618, Hobart TAS 700111300 850 332 (local call cost) Mr. Shane Wells Consultant Strategic Planner Derwent Valley Council Circle Street NEW NORFOLK TASMANIA 24/12/20 Dear Shane Further to your enquiry regarding the possible historic heritage values of the parcel of land PID 122628/36 situated at New Norfolk (Derwent Valley Council owned), I provide the following comments. / Primarily, I understand that your questions are: Whether the site is the location of the cl815 building 'The Governor's Retreat' built for Governor Davey on the New Norfolk 'Government Doman' - a 100-acre parcel of land forming the headland within the bend of the Derwent River. Whether the place has any particular cultural landscape or scenic values. Whether the proposed rezoning to 'Rural Resource' may have any impact upon any such heritage values. Brief contextual history: The 'Governor's Retreat' was built around 1815 for Governor Davey. With Government House situated in Elizabeth Street Hobart, it was desirable for the Governor to have a countryresidence. The building was occupied by successive Governors until the completion of the current Government House on the Hobart Domain in 1857. The surrounding farmlandhad been leased by the Shoobridge family from 1848 who established hopfields on the former Government Domain. Alexander Riddoch purchased the site in 1871 and re-named it TurriffLodge, after his home Turriffin Scotland. Later owned by the Onslow family. The homestead was substantially extended cl900. Turriff Lodge was compulsorily acquired by the Government around 1945 for the construction of a school and hospital (neither of which occurred). Council acquired part of the farm mid-c20th for a sewerage scheme. In the 1960s the site was incorporated into the Royal Derwent Hospital campus. The buildings were demolished (except for the hop kiln which remains as a private residence). I provide the following as a pictorial overview of resources which may assist in answering those questions. Figure 1 - Tasmanian Archive and Heritage Office PWD266/1/1406. /" ' cll_. ' � f I • �, . � ' 1 ., • ..,,.I ,' I�rjr'l"(',IIN'. rt I C!-m'r',,,.�,,od(Jllq_s� . ,.... r I I (;l,,u-,:#, -t.. e.O•A,N-�.M-,-.. �• J 1,,,.,,,,.t //.,,,,-,,,,u_,_ /, ,r,htm� A,,,.,.,-,1 .. ,,-I /I•,·,, , .. 1 1 rd ,//a�/..,,t ' • J ti A'.,q,.,.,,,",, I I I ;, , 7'. /.J,.,,,� �r An undated but probably c1820s town plan of New Norfolk, which depicts major public buildings at that time. The 'Government Domain' area includes the Governor's Retreat (depicted here by green arrow), stables and barracks, NtAGUoC�fSCf.Nt"(.:::_. PIONtfR AVtHO( Georeferencing this plan (built features depicted in green) to the river and street grid of New Norfolk indicates a high level of accuracy in the surveyand places the Governor's Retreat on what is still Crown land adjacent to 7 Lady Franklin Court and 6 Davey Court.
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