Strathfield Heritage Conservation Conditions

1. Development must be in accordance with: a) Architectural drawings, prepared by Hayball as listed below: Dwg No Dwg Title Date Rev Project Name: ACU STEM CEE - DA DAOO.OO Cover sheet 19.03.2025 3 DAOI.OO Existing site plan 19.03.2025 3 DAOI.OI Demolition plan 06.08.2025 4 DAOI.02 Proposed site plan 06.08.2025 4 DA02.OO Basement floor plan 06.08.2025 4 DA02.Ol Ground floor plan 06.08.2025 4 DA02.02 Level 01 floor plan 06.08.2025 4 DA02.03 Level 02 floor plan 06.08.2025 4 DA02.04 Rooftop services plan 06.08.2025 4 DA03.Ol Elevations 06.08.2025 4 DA03.02 Elevations north + east 06.08.2025 4 DA03.03 Elevations south + west 06.08.2025 4 DA03.11 Sections 06.08.2025 4 DA05.Ol External materials…

11. The Applicant must ensure that if substantial intact archaeological deposits and/or State significant relics or any other buried fabric such as works are discovered, work must cease in the affected area(s) and the Heritage Council of NSW must be notified. Additional assessment and approval may be required prior to works continuing in the affected area(s) based on the nature of the discovery. Reason: All significant fabric within a State Heritage Register curtilage should be managed according to its significance. This is a standard condition to identify to the applicant how to proceed if historical archaeological relics, or other unexpected buried discoveries such as works are identified…

12. Should any Aboriginal objects be uncovered by the work which is not covered by a valid Aboriginal Heritage Impact Permit, excavation or disturbance of the area is to stop immediately and Heritage NSW is to be informed in accordance with the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974. Works affecting Aboriginal objects on the site must not continue until Heritage NSW has been informed and the appropriate approvals are in place. Aboriginal objects must be managed in accordance with the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974. Reason: This is a standard condition to identify to the applicant how to proceed if Aboriginal objects are unexpectedly identified during works. Compliance

2. A suitably qualified and experienced heritage consultant must be nominated for this project. The nominated heritage consultant must provide input into the detailed design, provide heritage information to be imparted to all tradespeople during site inductions, and oversee the works to minimise impacts to heritage values. The nominated heritage consultant must be satisfied that all work has been carried out in accordance with the conditions of this consent. Reason: So that appropriate heritage advice is provided to support best practice conservation and ensure works are undertaken in accordance with this approval. Site protection

10. Following the receipt of the Archaeological Research Design and Excavation Methodology as part of the Section 60 Application, the Heritage Council of NSW reserves the right to issue Archaeological Conditions as part of the Section 60 Approval to manage the archaeology. Matters such as (but not limited to) fieldwork methodology, artefact analysis, final reporting may be included as part of these archaeological conditions. Reason: To ensure the significant archaeological resource at the site is appropriately managed. Unexpected historical archaeological relics

7. A photographic archival recording of the subject site must be prepared prior to the commencement of works, during works and at the completion of works. This recording must be in accordance with the Heritage NSW publication 'Guidelines for preparing archival recordings of heritage items as a condition of consent' (2025). The digital copy of the archival record must be provided to Heritage NSW. Reason: To capture the condition and appearance of the place prior to, and during, modification of the site which impacts significant fabric. Historical archaeology

10. Acoustical Engineer Contacts & Reference Material Further information including lists of Acoustic Engineers can be obtained from: (a) Australian Acoustical Society—professional society of noise-related professionals (www.acoustics.asn.au) (b) Association of Australian Acoustical Consultants—professional society of noise related professionals (www.aaac.org.au) (c) NSW Industrial Noise Policy – Office of Environment & Heritage (www.environment.nsw.gov.au)

3. Significant built and landscape elements are to be protected during site preparation and the works from potential damage. Protection systems must ensure significant fabric, including landscape elements, is not damaged or removed. Reason: To ensure significant fabric including vegetation is protected during construction. Heritage Interpretation Plan

4. An interpretation plan for the subject site must be prepared in accordance with the Heritage NSW publication 'Interpreting Heritage Places and Items Guidelines' (2005) and submitted for approval to the Heritage Council of NSW (or delegate) prior to the issue of a Construction Certificate.

13. If requested, the applicant and any nominated heritage consultant may be required to participate in audits of Heritage Council of NSW approvals to confirm compliance with conditions of consent. Reason: To ensure that the proposed works are completed as approved. Section 60 application

15. An application under section 60 of the Heritage Act 1977 must be submitted to, and approved by, the Heritage Council of NSW (or delegate), prior to relevant work commencing. Reason: To meet legislative requirements. Condition reason: Protection and conservation of Heritage.

6. The approved interpretation plan must be implemented prior to the issue of an Occupation Certificate. Reason: Interpretation is an important part of every proposal for works at heritage places. Photographic Archival Recording

9. Heritage NSW – General Terms of Approval Approved development