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Harden Local Environmental Plan 2011 (Amendment No 2) Under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 New South Wales Harden Local Environmental Plan 2011 (Amendment No 2) under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 I, the Minister for Planning, make the following local environmental plan under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979. SHARON LANGMAN, DIRECTOR ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, HARDEN SHIRE COUNCIL As delegate for the Minister for Planning Published LW 3 October 2014 (2014 No 655) Harden Local Environmental Plan 2011 (Amendment No 2) [NSW] Harden Local Environmental Plan 2011 (Amendment No 2) under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 1 Name of Plan This Plan is Harden Local Environmental Plan 2011 (Amendment No 2). 2 Commencement This Plan commences on the day on which it is published on the NSW legislation website. 3 Land to which Plan applies (1) To the extent that this Plan adds properties as heritage items, this Plan applies to the land referred to in Schedule 1 to this Plan. (2) To the extent that this Plan brings some additional land under flood planning controls, this Plan applies to certain land in Jugiong. 4Maps The maps adopted by Harden Local Environmental Plan 2011 are amended or replaced, as the case requires, by the maps approved by the Minister on the making of this Plan. Page 2 Published LW 3 October 2014 (2014 No 655) Harden Local Environmental Plan 2011 (Amendment No 2) [NSW] Schedule 1 Amendment of Harden Local Environmental Plan 2011 Schedule 1 Amendment of Harden Local Environmental Plan 2011 Schedule 5 Omit the Schedule. Insert instead: Schedule 5 Environmental heritage (Clause 5.10) Locality Item Name Address Property Significance Item Description No Beggan Beggan Ardesier Glen Ayr Road Lot 67, DP 753590 Local I10 homestead and outbuildings Beggan Beggan Glen Ayr Glen Ayr Road Lot 101, Local I12 homestead and DP 1164621 curtilage Berremangra Reedy Creek Old Hume Lot 194, DP 720175 Local I29 homestead Highway Cunningar Railway water Burley Griffin Lot 1, DP 995489 Local I40 supply (Blue Way Dam) Cunningar Lowlynn Cunningar Road Lot 1, DP 177119 Local I52 homestead Cunningar Old Barwang Fairview Lane Lot 55, DP 753607 Local I55 homestead and outbuildings Currawong Currawong Hartfield Road Lot 3, DP 580948 Local I8 Group, including stockman’s cottage and homestead Currawong St Mark’s Tiverton Road Lot 1, DP 957871 Local I9 Anglican Church and Cemetery Demondrille Demondrille Burley Griffin Local I4 Creek Bridge Way Demondrille Pise cottage ruin Harden Wombat Lot 375, DP 753624 Local I11 Road Demondrille Demondrille Main Southern State I1 Junction railway Railway ruins and signal box Galong Galong Galong Road Lot 171, DP 753614 Local I14 Cemetery Galong Public school George Street Lot 166, DP 753614 Local I15 Galong Uniting Church High Street Lot 22, DP 5295 Local I16 Page 3 Published LW 3 October 2014 (2014 No 655) Harden Local Environmental Plan 2011 (Amendment No 2) [NSW] Schedule 1 Amendment of Harden Local Environmental Plan 2011 Locality Item Name Address Property Significance Item Description No Galong St Clement’s Kalangan Road Lot 1, DP 606878 Local I17 Retreat Galong Galong Railway Main Southern State I2 Station and yard Railway group Galong Former post McMahon Road Lot 2, DP 317531 Local I19 office Galong Pise cottage and McMahon Road Lot A, DP 308506 Local I20 garage Galong Residence McMahon Road Lot 1, Section 7, Local I21 DP 8235 Galong Memorial Hall McMahon Road Lot 6, DP 5295 Local I22 Galong Former railway Orient Street Lot 1, DP 741772 Local I23 station Galong St Lawrence Ryan Street Lot 1, DP 1093932; Local I24 Home and St Lots 1 and 2, Michael’s DP 556200; Lot 1, Church DP 952247; Lot 2, DP 1119039 Harden St Anthony’s Albury Street Lot 1, DP 1011158 Local I25 Catholic Church Harden Pise Victorian Albury Street Lot 1, DP 1093722 Local I26 cottage Harden Trinity Centre Albury Street Lot 2, DP 1011158 Local I27 Harden Pise cottage 128 and 130 Lots 1 and 2, Local I28 duplex Albury Street DP 625188 Harden Harden Fire 141 Albury Lot A, DP 332953 Local I5 Station Street Harden Bum Gum Bonoak Road Lot 381, DP 753590 Local I30 homestead and former dairy Harden Hillside Bouyeo Road Lot 490, DP 753624 Local I32 homestead Harden Federation 50 Clarke Street Lot 7, Section 13, Local I33 cottage DP 758737 Harden Derneveagh Currawong Lot 106, DP 753624 Local I34 homestead, Road curtilage and outbuildings Harden Uniting Church Derby Street Lots 4 and 5, Local I35 and Hall Section 34, DP 758737 Harden Pise cottage 22 Derby Street Lot 4, Section C, Local I36 DP 6919 Harden Pise cottage 9 Lucan Street Lot 21, Section C, Local I38 DP 6919 Page 4 Published LW 3 October 2014 (2014 No 655) Harden Local Environmental Plan 2011 (Amendment No 2) [NSW] Schedule 1 Amendment of Harden Local Environmental Plan 2011 Locality Item Name Address Property Significance Item Description No Harden Vernacular 55 Lucan Street Lot A, DP 316098 Local I39 cottage Harden Harden Railway Main Southern State I3 Station and yard Railway group Harden Railway Main Southern Local I41 via-duct Railway Harden Rocky Ponds Main Southern Local I42 derailment site Railway Harden The Old Bank 27 Neill Street Lot A, DP 394024 Local I43 building Harden Post office 32 Neill Street Lot 7, Section 62, Local I44 DP 758737 Harden Myrella Newington Lot 1, DP 1154046 Local I45 homestead Road Harden Nimby West Nimby Road Lot 102, DP 753610 Local I46 homestead Harden Pise Victorian 15 North Street Lot 3, DP 1086629 Local I47 cottage Harden Pise Victorian 35 North Street Lot 2, DP 844504 Local I48 cottage Harden Pise Victorian 84 North Street Lot 1, DP 1093723 Local I49 cottage Harden Pise Federation 26 Scott Street Lot 10, DP 6273 Local I50 cottage Harden Pise Federation 66 Scott Street Lots 1 and 2, Local I51 cottage DP 6800 Harden Murrumburrah Swift Street Lot 1, DP 128631 Local I6 Harden District Hospital Harden Pise cottage 23 Swift Street Lot 2, DP 322951 Local I53 Harden Weirview Weirview Road Lot 534, DP 753624 Local I54 homestead Harden Harden Railway Whitton Lane Lot 1, DP 800626 Local I7 Precinct Harden Pise homestead Wombat Road Lot 140, DP 753631 Local I56 and machinery shed Harden Former Nubba Wombat Road Lot 179, DP 753631 Local I57 School Jugiong Police station Jugiong Road Lot 1, Section 46, Local I59 and lock up DP 758547 Jugiong Former stables Jugiong Road Lot 1, DP 1177936 Local I60 ruin Jugiong Jugiong Larmer Street Lot 20, Section 7, Local I58 Cemetery DP 758547 Page 5 Published LW 3 October 2014 (2014 No 655) Harden Local Environmental Plan 2011 (Amendment No 2) [NSW] Schedule 1 Amendment of Harden Local Environmental Plan 2011 Locality Item Name Address Property Significance Item Description No Jugiong Jugiong Riverside Drive Lots 1–3, Local I61 Cemetery DP 117819 Jugiong Pise ruin Riverside Drive Lot 2, DP 117819 Local I62 Jugiong Jugiong Public Staplyton Street Lot 1, Section 5, Local I63 School DP 758547 Kingsvale Kingsvale Back Creek Lot 1, Section 1, Local I64 School House Road DP 758753 Kingsvale Roseville stud Back Creek Lot 2, DP 34534 Local I65 Road Kingsvale The Pines Back Creek Lot 2, DP 876541 Local I66 homestead Road Kingsvale Anglican Back Creek Lot 11, Section 2, Local I67 Church Road DP 758573 Kingsvale Former hall Back Creek Lot 3, Section 2, Local I68 Road DP 758573 Kingsvale Artfield Park Huntleigh Road Lot 170, DP 753631 Local I69 homestead McMahons Reef Timberley Timberley Road Lot 190, DP 753590 Local I70 homestead and outbuildings Murrumburrah Courthouse Albury Street Lot 1, Section 22, Local I71 DP 758737 Murrumburrah Former Albury Street Lot 4, DP 727527 Local I72 schoolmaster’s residence Murrumburrah Historical Albury Street Lot 3, Section 38, Local I73 Society Museum DP 758737 Murrumburrah Murrumburrah Albury Street Lots 5–7, Local I74 Public School DP 727527; Lot 1, Section 14, DP 758737; Lot 2, Section 27, DP 758737; Lot 740, DP 820592 Murrumburrah Former council 230 Albury Lot 20, Section 35, Local I77 chambers Street DP 758737 Murrumburrah Liliansfel 259 Albury Lot 4, Section 25, Local I75 homestead Street DP 758737 Murrumburrah Federation 299 Albury Lot 741, DP 821793 Local I76 residence Street Murrumburrah Former bank 319 Albury Lot 1, DP 724127 Local I78 building Street Murrumburrah Commercial 337–341 Albury Lot 1, DP 228407 Local I79 Hotel Street Page 6 Published LW 3 October 2014 (2014 No 655) Harden Local Environmental Plan 2011 (Amendment No 2) [NSW] Schedule 1 Amendment of Harden Local Environmental Plan 2011 Locality Item Name Address Property Significance Item Description No Murrumburrah Murrumburrah 346 Albury Lots 14–16, Local I81 Antique Centre Street Section 39, and adjacent DP 758737 building Murrumburrah Gleehaven 383 Albury Lot 351, DP 753624 Local I82 homestead Street Murrumburrah Demondrille Bathurst Street Lot 11, Section 22, Local I83 Shire Council DP 758737 Chambers Murrumburrah Light Horse Bathurst Street Lot 1, DP 1027823 Local I84 Memorial Diorama and Park Murrumburrah Vernacular Bathurst Street Lot 3, Section 59, Local I85 timber slab DP 758737 cottage Murrumburrah Harden Burley Griffin Lot 1, DP 668458; Local I86 Murrumburrah Way Lot 1, DP 668462; Cemetery Lots 723 and 724, DP 753624; Lot 7008, DP 1021572; Lot 7013, DP 1021574; Lot 7022, DP 1021570; Lots 7325–7328, DP 1162286 Murrumburrah Our Lady of Clarke Street Lot 19, Section 19, Local I87 Mercy DP 758737; Lot 20, Presbytery DP 91266 Murrumburrah Georgian-style Iris Street Lot 1, DP 1079736 Local I88 cottage Murrumburrah St Paul’s 40 Iris Street Lot 1, Section 56, Local I89 Rectory DP 758737 Murrumburrah Pise ruin Lyons Street Lot A, DP 440223 Local I90 Murrumburrah Railway
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