Schedules of Adjacent and Other Listed Buildings and Places

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Appendix D - Schedules of Adjacent and other Listed Buildings and Places

PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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Jersey Opera House, Gloucester Street, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

i) Article 51 Paragraph 3(a) to show in relation to each site included on the List which one or more of the special interests set out in Article 51 Paragraph (2) attaches to the site; ii) Article 51 Paragraph 3(b) to describe the site with sufficient particularity to enable it to be easily identified and; iii) Article 51 Paragraph 3(d) to specify any activity, referred to in Article 55 Paragraph (1), which may be undertaken on the site without permission;

the following supports the view that the site known as Jersey Opera House, Gloucester Street in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest. i) HER Reference HE0220 ii) Special interest Architectural Historical iii) Statement of Significance A building of the best period of theatre and opera house design, which is comparable with good examples of the 1890s elsewhere in the British Isles. The only theatre of this period on the island, and a fine example of its type. iv) Description 4 storey, 2:3:2 bays. Lead attic roof, pitched, gable to street. Front/north elevation: render with raised hoods, applied ornament, moulded string courses to each floor, raised architrave to central doorways.

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Main timber double doors (replacement) to 3 central bays, upper panels glazed, overlights; side doorways to outer bays, east with similar door and 1 overlight, opposite to west blank, framed by moulded string course; canopy on very heavy consoles as balcony, name on 2 ribbons applied to front saying Opera House. 1st floor: French window openings to balcony enclosed by late C20 glazed canopy, flanked to outer bays by elliptical occuli with applied ornament; above the French window openings to 2nd floor: radial recesses pierced by five circular occuli with applied ornament, foliate and scrolled keystone supporting central array of applied petals; outer bays divided by pilasters rising to subsidiary open pediments above coulee; central attic with semicircular windows rising to balustrade, datestone '1900' and topped by a triangular pediment.

Original Victorian theatre destroyed by fire on the 28 March 1899. Adolphus Curry designed the new theatre ‘The Opera House’ which opened on the 9th July 1900. The grand re opening performance was Sydney Grundy’s ‘The Degenerates’ starring Lillie Langtry who had curtailed her holidays to have the honour of being the first performer to tread the new boards. Fire struck again in May 1921 when the auditorium was severely damaged. Reconstruction to designs by Jesty & Baker in 1922. In January 1997 the theatre closed for a major restoration project. The new theatre opened its door on the 9th July 2000. v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities (a) to use or operate a device designed or adapted to detect or locate metal or minerals in the ground is permitted and does not require express consent; (b) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site is a restricted activity for which express consent is required. Informative: Unless otherwise stated in the Description above, interior interest applies to the major, surviving elements of the historic interior. These could include:-

 historic joinery fittings such as staircases,

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fireplace surrounds, doors, moulded architraves, wall panelling and internal window shutters,

 historic structural timber features such as ceiling beams and joists, original timber roof frames and early wide floorboards,

 historic decorative plasterwork ceiling mouldings, cornices and central roses,

 historic ironwork such as fireplace grates, fire surrounds

 integral original stonework features such as fireplaces, niches and stairs and

 a distinctive or innovative plan form dating from before 1850.

This is not an exhaustive list. Nor are all these elements assumed to be present in this property. None the less it is assumed that the property is of an age and survives in a condition to suggest these features could be present and as such any activities which affect these features of special interest, where they are present, will require express consent. vii) Listed Status and Non-statutory Listed Building Grade 2 Grade vii) Date of Schedule 17/01/2017

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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13 (Everton House), Gloucester Street, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

i) HER Reference HE1002 ii) Special interest Architectural Historical iii) Statement of Significance Early 19th century house, with a very good coupled pair of open pedimented doorcases, fluted pilasters incorporating rare scallop shell and ball ornaments. Streetscape value. iv) Description 2 storey, 3 bay. Pitched slate roof, 2, C20 small dormers. Front/north elevation: render in ashlar effect, timber all replaced in sensitive manner. Doorway to west, timber door, 4 panel, upper 2 glazed, side light, tripartite overlight; timber doorcase, 1 of a joined pair with no. 15 to west: fluted squared pilasters, projecting hood: open pediment overhanging triplets of brackets flanked by balls, also at

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tops of pilasters supporting hood; lacks unusual delicate carved shell motifs below seen on original hood surviving to no. 15. Timber sashes, 2 pane (1/1), no horns. Rear/East elevation: Slate roof with large box dormer. Painted plain render finish. Windows pvc The interior of the property is not of interest. Side entrance passage, double pile, rear extension, rear yard. The only original early C19 interior feature visible is the staircase. The wide painted doglegged staircase has a round handrail, turned balusters, and bat-shaped newel posts c1850 to first floor level only, this has been grafted onto the c1820's original staircase with flat topped handrail, stick balusters, and both bat and baton turned newels posts. Part of a row of 7 similar houses which are shown as partially completed on Jersey magazine map of 1810 - shown as completed on 1834 Le Gros map. v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities (c) to use or operate a device designed or adapted to detect or locate metal or minerals in the ground is permitted and does not require express consent; (d) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site is a restricted activity for which express consent is required.

Informative: the carrying on of any activities to the interior of the property, which do not amount to development, do not require express consent. vii) Listed Status and Non-statutory Listed Building Grade 4 Grade vi) Date of Schedule 17/01/2017

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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15 (Taunton House), Gloucester Street, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

iv) Article 51 Paragraph 3(a) to show in relation to each site included on the List which one or more of the special interests set out in Article 51 Paragraph (2) attaches to the site; v) Article 51 Paragraph 3(b) to describe the site with sufficient particularity to enable it to be easily identified and; vi) Article 51 Paragraph 3(d) to specify any activity, referred to in Article 55 Paragraph (1), which may be undertaken on the site without permission; the following supports the view that the site known as 15 (Taunton House), Gloucester Street in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest.

i) HER Reference HE0221 ii) Special interest Architectural Historical iii) Statement of Significance Early 19th century house, with a very good coupled pair of open pedimented doorcases, fluted pilasters incorporating rare scallop shell and ball ornaments. Streetscape value. iv) Description 3 storey, 3 bay. Pitched slate roof, small rendered chimney to south. 2nd floor later addition. Front/north elevation: re- rendered. Doorway to east, timber door, 4 panel, upper 2 glazed, side light, overlight, timber doorcase, 1 of a joined pair with no. 13 to east: fluted squared pilasters, projecting hood: open pediment overhanging unusual delicate carved shell motifs below triplets of brackets flanked by balls, also

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at tops of pilasters supporting hood. Timber sashes, 2 pane (1/1), no horns, shutter hinges. The interior of the property is not of interest. Part of a row of 7 similar houses which are shown as partially completed on Jersey magazine map of 1810 - shown as completed on 1834 Le Gros map. 3rd storey added circa late C19. v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities (e) to use or operate a device designed or adapted to detect or locate metal or minerals in the ground is permitted and does not require express consent; (f) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site is a restricted activity for which express consent is required.

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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17 (Telford), Gloucester Street, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

vii) Article 51 Paragraph 3(a) to show in relation to each site included on the List which one or more of the special interests set out in Article 51 Paragraph (2) attaches to the site; viii) Article 51 Paragraph 3(b) to describe the site with sufficient particularity to enable it to be easily identified and; ix) Article 51 Paragraph 3(d) to specify any activity, referred to in Article 55 Paragraph (1), which may be undertaken on the site without permission; the following supports the view that the site known as 17 (Telford), Gloucester Street in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest.

i) HER Reference HE0214 ii) Special interest Architectural Historical iii) Statement of Significance Early 19th century town house, one of a mirrored pair with no 19, within longer group of 7, some external features surviving, of significance as part of the terrace for the streetscape contribution. iv) Description 3 storey, 3 bay. Pitched slate roof, raised to rear. Front/north elevation: render in ashlar effect, raised rusticated vermiculated lintels to ground and 1st floor. 2nd floor later addition, with windows out of alignment. Replacement door to west, elaborate console bracket, grape motif, hipped hood. Replacement windows, pairs of leaf pattern brackets below sills except 2nd floor. Scrolled iron brackets project from 1st floor windows. The interior of the property is not of interest.

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Part of a row of 7 similar houses which are shown as partially completed on Jersey magazine map of 1810 - shown as completed on 1834 Le Gros map. 3rd storey added circa late C19. v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities (g) to use or operate a device designed or adapted to detect or locate metal or minerals in the ground is permitted and does not require express consent; (h) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site is a restricted activity for which express consent is required.

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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19, Gloucester Street, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

x) Article 51 Paragraph 3(a) to show in relation to each site included on the List which one or more of the special interests set out in Article 51 Paragraph (2) attaches to the site; xi) Article 51 Paragraph 3(b) to describe the site with sufficient particularity to enable it to be easily identified and; xii) Article 51 Paragraph 3(d) to specify any activity, referred to in Article 55 Paragraph (1), which may be undertaken on the site without permission; the following supports the view that the site known as 19, Gloucester Street in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest.

i) HER Reference HE0222 ii) Special interest Architectural Historical iii) Statement of Significance Early 19th century town house, one of a mirrored pair with no 17, within longer group of 7, some external features surviving, of significance as part of the terrace for the streetscape contribution. iv) Description 3 storey, 3 bay. Pitched slate roof, large dormer to rear. 2nd floor later addition. Front/north elevation: render in ashlar effect with raised rusticated vermiculated lintels to ground and 1st floor. Replacement door to east, elaborate console bracket, grape motif, hipped hood, vermiculated panel below. Timber round-headed sash windows to ground and 1st floor, 2 pane (1/1), pairs of leaf pattern brackets below sills; 2nd floor replacement windows. The interior of the property is not of interest.

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Part of a row of 7 similar houses which are shown as partially completed on Jersey magazine map of 1810 - shown as completed on 1834 Le Gros map. 3rd storey added circa late C19. v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities (i) to use or operate a device designed or adapted to detect or locate metal or minerals in the ground is permitted and does not require express consent; (j) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site is a restricted activity for which express consent is required.

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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25 (Haddon House), Gloucester Street, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

xiii) Article 51 Paragraph 3(a) to show in relation to each site included on the List which one or more of the special interests set out in Article 51 Paragraph (2) attaches to the site; xiv) Article 51 Paragraph 3(b) to describe the site with sufficient particularity to enable it to be easily identified and; xv) Article 51 Paragraph 3(d) to specify any activity, referred to in Article 55 Paragraph (1), which may be undertaken on the site without permission; the following supports the view that the site known as 25 (Haddon House), Gloucester Street in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest.

i) HER Reference HE1113 ii) Special interest Architectural Historical iii) Statement of Significance House with early 19th century origins, one of a group of 7, of streetscape significance as part of a terrace. iv) Description 3 bay, 3-storey. Pitched roof with 2 modern dormers. Rendered with emphasised voussoirs to windows and ornate bracketed cills. Left hand side with rusticated quoins. Right hand gable abuts, and overlaps with, Opera House. Door hood with corbel brackets. Modern windows and door. Upper floor likely later addition. The interior of the property is not of interest. Part of a row of 7 similar houses which are shown as partially completed on Jersey magazine map of 1810 - shown as completed on 1834 Le Gros map.

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v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities (k) to use or operate a device designed or adapted to detect or locate metal or minerals in the ground is permitted and does not require express consent; (l) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site is a restricted activity for which express consent is required.

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Plan and Photograph(s) of 25 (Haddon House), Gloucester Street, St. Helier

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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31, Kensington Place, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

xvi) Article 51 Paragraph 3(a) to show in relation to each site included on the List which one or more of the special interests set out in Article 51 Paragraph (2) attaches to the site; xvii) Article 51 Paragraph 3(b) to describe the site with sufficient particularity to enable it to be easily identified and; xviii) Article 51 Paragraph 3(d) to specify any activity, referred to in Article 55 Paragraph (1), which may be undertaken on the site without permission; the following supports the view that the site known as 31, Kensington Place in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest.

i) HER Reference HE0288 ii) Special interest Architectural Historical iii) Statement of Significance A mid-late C19 terraced house, which retains some original external features and contributes to the streetscape as part of a terrace iv) Description End of terrace, 3 bay, 2 storey plus attic. Front (south) elevation: Lined rendered facade, slate mansard roof, 2 C19 dormers with C20 sashes. 1st floor: C20 sash windows with stepped lintels, exaggerated keystone with floral detailing. Ground floor: C20 sashes with stepped lintels, exaggerated keystones with floral detailing. Carriage arch with exaggerated keystone lintel and timber doors. The interior of the property is not of interest. Mid-late C19

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v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities The carrying on, of any of the following activities – (m) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site requires express consent.

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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35, Kensington Place, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

xix) Article 51 Paragraph 3(a) to show in relation to each site included on the List which one or more of the special interests set out in Article 51 Paragraph (2) attaches to the site; xx) Article 51 Paragraph 3(b) to describe the site with sufficient particularity to enable it to be easily identified and; xxi) Article 51 Paragraph 3(d) to specify any activity, referred to in Article 55 Paragraph (1), which may be undertaken on the site without permission; the following supports the view that the site known as 35, Kensington Place in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest.

i) HER Reference HE1144 ii) Special interest Architectural Historical iii) Statement of Significance A mid-late C19 terraced house, which retains some original external features and contributes to the streetscape iv) Description Mid terrace, 3 bay, 2 storey plus attic. Front(south) elevation: Rendered facade ( cctv cameras and street light attached) Slate mansard roof. 3 C19 dormers with 4 pane (2/2) sashes with rounded upper panes and horns, 1st floor: 4 pane (2/2) sash windows with rounded upper panes and horns, ground floor: 2 pane (1/1) sashes with rounded upper panes and horns. Steps up to raised doorway, large overlight and margin light, timber door with 3 bottom panels and glazed upper panel. The interior of the property is not of interest. Mid-late C19

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v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities The carrying on, of any of the following activities – (n) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site requires express consent.

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37, Kensington Place, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

xxii) Article 51 Paragraph 3(a) to show in relation to each site included on the List which one or more of the special interests set out in Article 51 Paragraph (2) attaches to the site; xxiii) Article 51 Paragraph 3(b) to describe the site with sufficient particularity to enable it to be easily identified and; xxiv) Article 51 Paragraph 3(d) to specify any activity, referred to in Article 55 Paragraph (1), which may be undertaken on the site without permission; the following supports the view that the site known as 37, Kensington Place in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest.

i) HER Reference HE0290 ii) Special interest Architectural Historical iii) Statement of Significance A mid-late C19 terraced house, which retains some original external features and contributes to the streetscape. iv) Description Mid terrace, 3 bay, 2 storey plus attic. Front(south) elevation: Lined rendered facade, slate mansard roof, 3 C19 dormers with 4 pane (2/2) sashes with rounded upper panes and horns, 1st floor: 2 pane (1/1) sash windows with margin lights and rounded upper panes and horns, ground floor: 2 pane (1/1) sashes with margin lights, rounded upper panes and horns. Steps up to raised doorway, console brackets, overlight with lettering 'aztec house' . Timber 4 panelled door with glazed upper panels. The interior of the property is not of interest. Side entrance, double pile, rear now subsumed within extensions. The

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building has been completely refurbished in recent times and there are no visible original internal features to record. Mid-late C19 v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities The carrying on, of any of the following activities – (o) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site requires express consent.

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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2 Edward Place, The Parade, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

the following supports the view that the site known as 2 Edward Place, The Parade in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest. i) HER Reference HE1266 ii) Special interest Architectural Historical iii) Statement of Significance One of a terrace of 3 substantial mid 19th century houses, which retain original features and contribute to the streetscape. iv) Description 3 storey plus attic, 3 bay. Front (east) elevation: pitched slate roof with brick chimney and small box dormer. Wall rendered to ashlar and keystone effect with vermiculated keystones. Replacement window to dormer. 3 no. 6 pane (3/3) timber frame sash windows with horns to second floor and 3 no. 12 pane (6/6) to first floor. Modern ground floor window and door with cornice bracket. Rear (west) elevation:

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not all visible. Small box dormer with modern window. 4 no. 2 pane (1/1) timber frame sash windows with horns. 1 flat roofed and 1 hipped roofed extension.

Part of mid C19 terrace of houses v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities (p) to use or operate a device designed or adapted to detect or locate metal or minerals in the ground is permitted and does not require express consent; (q) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site is a restricted activity for which express consent is required. Informative: Unless otherwise stated in the Description above, interior interest applies to the major, surviving elements of the historic interior. These could include:-

 historic joinery fittings such as staircases, fireplace surrounds, doors, moulded architraves, wall panelling and internal window shutters,

 historic structural timber features such as ceiling beams and joists, original timber roof frames and early wide floorboards,

 historic decorative plasterwork ceiling mouldings, cornices and central roses,

 historic ironwork such as fireplace grates, fire surrounds

 integral original stonework features such as fireplaces, niches and stairs and

 a distinctive or innovative plan form dating from before 1850.

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features could be present and as such any activities which affect these features of special interest, where they are present, will require express consent. vii) Listed Status and Non-statutory Listed Building Grade 3 Grade vii) Date of Schedule 24/02/2017

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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3 Edward Place, The Parade, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

the following supports the view that the site known as 3 Edward Place, The Parade in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest. i) HER Reference HE1267 ii) Special interest Architectural Historical iii) Statement of Significance One of a terrace of 3 substantial mid 19th century houses, which retain original features and contribute to the streetscape. iv) Description 3 storey plus attic, 3 bay. Front (east) elevation: pitched slate roof with rendered chimney and large box dormer with modern windows. Wall rendered to ashlar effect with foliate decoration at window heads and bracketed sills. 3 no. 6 pane (3/3) timber frame sash windows to second floor, 3 no. 2 pane (1/1) to first floor and 2 no. 2 pane (1/1) to ground floor. 2 vertical panel timber door and overlight with margin lights. Vermiculated panel and cornice bracket over. Rear (west) elevation: small box dormer. Wall

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rendered. 8 windows and a door. All replacements.

Part of mid C19 terrace of houses v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities (r) to use or operate a device designed or adapted to detect or locate metal or minerals in the ground is permitted and does not require express consent; (s) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site is a restricted activity for which express consent is required. Informative: Unless otherwise stated in the Description above, interior interest applies to the major, surviving elements of the historic interior. These could include:-

 historic joinery fittings such as staircases, fireplace surrounds, doors, moulded architraves, wall panelling and internal window shutters,

 historic structural timber features such as ceiling beams and joists, original timber roof frames and early wide floorboards,

 historic decorative plasterwork ceiling mouldings, cornices and central roses,

 historic ironwork such as fireplace grates, fire surrounds

 integral original stonework features such as fireplaces, niches and stairs and

 a distinctive or innovative plan form dating from before 1850.

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they are present, will require express consent. vii) Listed Status and Non-statutory Listed Building Grade 3 Grade vii) Date of Schedule 29/03/2017

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

SCHEDULE

4 Edward Place, The Parade, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

the following supports the view that the site known as 4 Edward Place, The Parade in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest. i) HER Reference HE1268 ii) Special interest Architectural Historical iii) Statement of Significance One of a terrace of 3 substantial mid 19th century houses, which retain some original features and contribute to the streetscape. iv) Description 3 storey plus attic, 3 bay. Front (east) elevation: pitched slate roof with rendered chimney and 2 small box dormers with glazed cheeks and replacement windows. Wall rendered to ashlar and keystone effect. 3 no. 6 pane (3/3) timber frame sash windows to second floor and 3 no. 12 pane (6/6) to first floor. Modern shop front. Separate 6 panel timber door to (north) side. Rear (west) elevation: not all visible. Small box dormer with modern window. Rendered to ashlar effect. 6 windows, 1 no. 6 pane (3/3) timber frame sash, the others all replacements.

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Part of mid C19 terrace of houses v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities (t) to use or operate a device designed or adapted to detect or locate metal or minerals in the ground is permitted and does not require express consent; (u) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site is a restricted activity for which express consent is required. Informative: Unless otherwise stated in the Description above, interior interest applies to the major, surviving elements of the historic interior. These could include:-

 historic joinery fittings such as staircases, fireplace surrounds, doors, moulded architraves, wall panelling and internal window shutters,

 historic structural timber features such as ceiling beams and joists, original timber roof frames and early wide floorboards,

 historic decorative plasterwork ceiling mouldings, cornices and central roses,

 historic ironwork such as fireplace grates, fire surrounds

 integral original stonework features such as fireplaces, niches and stairs and

 a distinctive or innovative plan form dating from before 1850.

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vii) Listed Status and Non-statutory Potential Listed Building Grade 3 Grade vii) Date of Schedule 12/12/2016

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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14, Patriotic Street, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

xxv) Article 51 Paragraph 3(a) to show in relation to each site included on the List which one or more of the special interests set out in paragraph (2) attaches to the site; xxvi) Article 51 Paragraph 3(b) to describe the site with sufficient particularity to enable it to be easily identified and; xxvii) Article 51 Paragraph 3(d) to specify any activity, referred to in Article 55 Paragraph (1), which may be undertaken on the site without the Minister’s permission; the following supports the Minister for Planning and Environment’s view that the site known as 14, Patriotic Street in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest.

i) HER Reference HE0392 ii) Special interest Architectural Historical iii) Statement of Significance A relatively rare example of 1930s Modernist commercial architecture in Jersey, retaining distinct features typical of that style. iv) Description Warehouse store with principal (southeast) Modernist façade, comprising 2 storeys with a stepped parapet wall. To the ground floor are 2 large vehicular doors flanking a slightly projecting central bay. There is a continuous strip of metal windows in 5 sections with projecting concrete head and sill, and rounded mullions. To the extreme left and right is a small single window with details matching the central bay. The ground floor composition is tied together by a projecting string course. At first floor level is a continuous

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window strip with projecting head and sill which continues to the end of the façade. The window strip is divided into a 1:3:5:3:1 arrangement - which echoes the stepped parapet - with rectangular piers defining the central 5-bay element. Over this window strip is a central blank panel. All windows are original Crittal with 3 horizontal bars. The interior of the property is not of interest. Built in early 1930s as agricultural merchants store. Shown on 1934/5 OS map. Previously known as Dumosch's Store. All except facade demolished in 2014. v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities The carrying on, of any of the following activities – (v) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site require the express prior consent of the Minister

Informative: the carrying on of any activities to the interior of the property, which do not amount to development, do not require the express consent of the Minister. vii) Listed Status and Non-statutory Listed Building Grade 4 Grade

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Plan and Photograph(s) of 14, Patriotic Street, St. Helier

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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10 (Rosedale), Patriotic Place, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

xxviii) Article 51 Paragraph 3(a) to show in relation to each site included on the List which one or more of the special interests set out in Article 51 Paragraph (2) attaches to the site; xxix) Article 51 Paragraph 3(b) to describe the site with sufficient particularity to enable it to be easily identified and; xxx) Article 51 Paragraph 3(d) to specify any activity, referred to in Article 55 Paragraph (1), which may be undertaken on the site without permission; the following supports the view that the site known as 10 (Rosedale), Patriotic Place in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest.

i) HER Reference HE1288 ii) Special interest Architectural Historical iii) Statement of Significance 1820s terraced house retaining original exterior character and features. iv) Description 3-bay, 2-storey with attic. The walls are stucco - scored in imitation ashlar - with a slate roof and brick chimneystack. There are 4-pane timber sash windows dating to the later C19 throughout, and a glazed cheek dormer to the front and rear roof slope. The door has a later C19 cornice on console brackets although the door itself has been replaced. The house retains a front and rear garden - including a decorative ironwork gate and bootscraper. The interior of the property is not of interest. Dates to the early C19 and shown on the 1834 Le Gros

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map. v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities The carrying on, of any of the following activities – (w) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site requires express consent.

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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Parade Gardens, The Parade, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

the following supports the view that the site known as Parade Gardens, The Parade in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest. i) HER Reference HE1915 ii) Special interest Historical Architectural Artistic iii) Statement of Significance Mid-C19 urban public gardens at heart of St Helier, laid out on an earlier parade ground. The site has many associations with public events. The focal sculpture of General Don is of particularly fine quality. The site survives largely intact although recent features have caused some damage to the historic character including large raised planters at the west end and a children's play area, and the path system has altered in the west half. Although of relatively simple design, it is of considerable significance in Jersey as an early public park, with an interesting

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earlier military history, and contains good examples of Victorian public art reflecting the fascination of that period with history and the cult of civic honour for leading figures from the past. iv) Description An urban park at the heart of St Helier developed during the C19 from a military parade ground. The triangular site is enclosed on all sides by roads, and bisected by a road east of centre. It is overlooked to the north by a row of late C19 villas of Hampton Place. A broad promenade runs alongside the west and south boundaries, through an avenue of mature trees including oak, sycamore and plane. The promenade formerly extended around the north side of the east half of the site but it has latterly been narrowed for car parking. The tree-lined promenade enclosing the open space has been present since the 1830s, as shown on the 1834 map of St Helier, and is a key part of the design of the site. The focal building is All Saints Church, consecrated in 1835, which stands adjacent to the north of the western half of the site but did not form part of the ornamental layout. It is a rendered C19 Classical-style building whose pedimented entrance front overlooks, and forms a feature from, the eastern half of the site. The larger, west half of the site is dominated by a broad promenade which crosses from the south-west corner to the north-east. The centrepoint is marked by a large circle of modern granite-walled raised planters. These enclose a granite plinth supporting a fine bronze bust of Philippe Baudains, Constable from the 1880s to the 1900s. The pedestal on which the bust stands was deigned by Adolphus Curry. It is tapered, with the base decorated in relief by leaf pattern scrollwork, and sits on a paved platform with concave sides - all carved locally by F.T. Carter in diorite taken from Philippe Baudains' own quarry at Ronez. Decorative cast iron railings, made by Mr H Webber of Aquila Road, enclose the monument - echoing the outline of the platform base and incorporating Baudains' monogram PB at each corner. A modern playground lies enclosed by a shrubbery to the north. A further path curves around the north side of this half and encircles a panel of lawn planted with a central magnolia. Two large, long modern raised seasonal bedding planters run alongside the west boundary path. An early-mid C20 cafe and W.C. block stands on the east boundary of

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this half (not of interest). The eastern half of the site narrows to a point at the east end and is largely laid to lawn. It is surrounded by paths and mature trees, notably beech on the north side and a large plane on the south. The east half is dominated by the statue of General Don which faces east, raised on a high plinth, and his two supporters on plinths below him to the north and south. The monument is of impressive size and design. There is a group of three statues of cast iron on a platform of Mont Mado granite approached by steps, flanked by old cannon. Don stands centre on a raised plinth in the style of a Regency Beau, flanked by the seated figures of Ceres (the Roman goddess of agriculture) and Mercury (the Roman god of trade, profit and commerce). Victorian cannon have been placed around the memorial and surrounding gardens since at least 1903 (including a piece believed to be from HMS Warrior). The gravel area around the statue is enclosed by modern granite-walled raised planters with seasonal bedding.

Important urban public gardens at heart of St Helier, laid out on a late 18th century military parade ground with a statue of General Don as the centrepiece. Mr CB Saunders who was responsible for laying out the Almorah Cemetery, was also responsible for tree- planting along the Parade and along the Triangle and Peoples' Park (JC, 1 April 1857). By December 1857 improvements in the Parade were proceeding apace (JC, 16 Dec. 1857). The wall around All Saints Chapel had been demolished and the land leveled to that of the Parade. The entry pillars had been prepared. By February 1858 (JC, 3 Feb. 1858) the glacis around All Saints' had been laid out with turf, which improved the 'bad effect' produced by the effect of the building spoiling this part of the Parade. The Don Memorial is of considerable historic interest and is one of Jersey's finest works of public art. It is by sculptor Pierre Robinet and was cast in Paris by A Durenne, being unveiled on 29th October 1885. The cast iron commemorative statue was erected to celebrate the work of General Sir George Don, who was Lieutenant-Governor of Jersey from 1806 to 1814, and is remembered for many improvements to the Island's defence, including its road network. The monument reflects the Victorian fascination with

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history and the cult of civic honour for leading figures from the past, combined with the rise of public parks and the desire to beautify fast-developing towns. The Baudains Monument was unveiled in 1897. The monument is a bronze bust of Philippe Baudains by Glasgow sculptor Archibald Shannan. Philippe Baudains was Constable for St Helier for 15 years (1881-1896), and the bust looks towards the Town Hall. It was paid for by public subscription. v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities The carrying on, of any of the following activities – (x) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site require express consent. Informative: Unless otherwise stated in the Description above, interior interest applies to the major, surviving elements of the historic interior. These could include:-

 historic joinery fittings such as staircases, fireplace surrounds, doors, moulded architraves, wall panelling and internal window shutters,  historic structural timber features such as ceiling beams and joists, original timber roof frames and early wide floorboards,  historic decorative plasterwork ceiling mouldings, cornices and central roses,  historic ironwork such as fireplace grates, fire surrounds  integral original stonework features such as fireplaces, niches and stairs and  a distinctive or innovative plan form dating from before 1850.

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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Victoria Park, Peirson Road, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

the following supports the view that the site known as Victoria Park, Peirson Road in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest. i) HER Reference HE1916 ii) Special interest Historical Architectural iii) Statement of Significance A compact mid-C19 formal public park. Although its layout has been altered, particularly the replacement of the focal bandstand with the statue of Queen Victoria, and the loss of much of the original path network, the historic character as the contrasting element of a group of 3 contiguous public parks survives, and includes one of the few examples of Victorian public sculpture and a good quality public facility. It forms the formal pivot point between the two adjacent larger and naturalistic public parks, People's and Westmount Parks. It is of significance in

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Jersey as part of an extensive ensemble of C19 public parks. iv) Description A compact mid-C19 seaside public park which forms the pivot point with People's Park to the north and Westmount Park to the west. The urban site is enclosed by Pierson Road to the south-east, and St Aubin's Road to the north and west. It is open to the north-west towards People's Park and to the south towards the promenade and sea. Formerly West Park railway station stood on the opposite side of the road to the south. The triangular site is divided into two sections: a triangular lawn to the south, enclosed by a low rendered wall, and to the north a narrow triangle laid to gravel. At the centre of the southern half stands a statue of Queen Victoria moved here in the later C20. It is surrounded by a circle of raised late C20 granite rubble seasonal bedding planters and reached via paths from several entrances In the northern corner is a modern granite memorial cross backed by raised planters and surrounded by a boundary path. The south boundary is dominated by an ornamented 1920s granite W.C. block with a 1950s addition in similar style. It is of a single storey, built in rock-faced pink granite with contrasting brown quoins and window dressings with the entrances to the sides (west/east). There are 2 pairs of long windows with a central stone mullion to the front elevation, and high level single windows to the rear. At both ends of the building are open granite porches shielding views to the inside. There is a gambrel roof of slate with a pair of small barge-boarded gables with finials, and a pair of triangular ventilation dormers to the front and rear slopes. The 1935 OS shows a complex pattern of paths, most of which does not apparently survive. This pattern was focussed on a central octagonal bandstand (also shown on the 1907 map of St Helier) approximately in the position now occupied by Queen Victoria. The northern half of the site beyond the low wall is enclosed by paths and planted around the edge with various mature trees including walnut, beech and holm oak. This has always been separated from the southern section of the park. The whole park enjoys panoramic views south-west across the sweep of St Aubin's Bay, focussed on Noirmont cliff and woodland, terminating at Noirmont Tower.

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Formerly known as Triangle Park, a small, formal mid-C19 seaside gardens linked with People's Park and Westmount Park, with 1920s public WC building. The Le Gros map (1849) shows the whole area, including the sites of Westmount Park and People's Park as undeveloped open land. Mr CB Saunders who was responsible for laying out Almorah Cemetery, was also responsible for tree-planting along the Parade and along the Triangle and People's Park (JC, 1 April 1857). The original focal point was an octagonal bandstand (1907 map) at the heart of a network of serpentine paths (O.S.), since lost. The statue of Queen Victoria was originally unveiled in 1890 at the Weighbridge, and moved to its present location in 1976 - Triangle Park officially renamed Victoria Park in its honour. The statue is a full-length portrait of Queen Victoria, made by French sculptor Georges Wallet and cast in Paris - set on a tall plinth of La Moye granite designed by Adolphus Curry, which is carved with the Queen's monogram surrounded by a crown. The inscription "Erigé par le peuple" (erected by the people) is at the base, and the two sides bear the dates 1837 and 1887 to signify Victoria's Golden Jubilee. v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities The carrying on, of any of the following activities – (y) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site require express consent. Informative: Unless otherwise stated in the Description above, interior interest applies to the major, surviving elements of the historic interior. These could include:-

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fireplaces, niches and stairs and  a distinctive or innovative plan form dating from before 1850.

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Plan and Photograph(s) of Victoria Park, Peirson Road, St. Helier

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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Peoples Park, La Route de St. Aubin, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

the following supports the view that the site known as Peoples Park, La Route de St. Aubin in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest. i) HER Reference HE1897 ii) Special interest Historical Architectural iii) Statement of Significance A mid-late C19 naturalistic seaside public park and recreational space. It survives largely intact apart from the loss of the focal bandstand, although the site remains, and the southern corner of the park. A relatively simple design of the main period of public park construction, but of considerable significance in Jersey as an early public park forming part of an extensive ensemble of C19 public parks with Westmount Gardens and Victoria Park. iv) Description A mid-C19 seaside park and recreation ground. The park combines a steep hillside with a large open levelled area below, adjacent to Westmount Gardens

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and Victoria Park, with St Aubin's Road to the south and Westmount to the north. A row of mature trees including London Plane trees and sycamore runs along the boundary with St Aubin's Road marking the edge of a broad promenade, part of which is now a parking area. The promenade returns alongside Westmount Road. The layout has a similar combination of open lawn below and sylvan cliff above to Westmount Gardens which is laid out contiguous to Peoples Park. The large lawn is divided from the steep slope above by a low, granite retaining wall. This lower area is enclosed by an approximately oval circuit path, including the promenade for much of its length. On the north side of the large oval lawn is a terrace set into the slope above a flight of steps, formerly the site of a bandstand (1907 map). From the east and west ends of the lawn paths following the contours zig-zag through trees up the cliff side to Westmount Road. Some of the paths have steps. One emerges at the north-west corner of the park, close to two entrances to Westmount Gardens. Part of the top of the park is now a bowls club with a bowling green and small clubhouse. The south corner of the park with various paths has apparently been lost to the new Westmount apartment block. The planting on the upper level is of recently planted deciduous woodland trees, with some shrub underplanting. A recent timber pergola frames the path from Westmount Road up to the Bowls Club. The lower level enjoys views south-east over Victoria Park towards the sea and a dramatic view of Elizabeth Castle. It also overlooks the houses on the far side of Pierson Road, partly screened by the promenade trees. The paths on the upper levels enjoy views of St Helier to the east, and from the southern path views over St Aubins Bay and of the castle.

Large open space including steep hillside and levelled area below, between Westmount Gardens and Victoria Park with St Aubin's Road to S and Westmount to N. The le Gros map (1849) shows the whole area, including the sites of Westmount Park and Victoria Park as undeveloped open land. The land was purchased in 1865 from the Seigneur de Meleches, with contributions by the Parish of St Helier, Lt-Governor, Bailiff and Jurats. Mr CB

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Saunders who was responsible for laying out the Almorah Cemetery, was also responsible for tree- planting along the Parade and along the Triangle and Peoples Parks. v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities The carrying on, of any of the following activities – (z) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site require express consent. Informative: Unless otherwise stated in the Description above, interior interest applies to the major, surviving elements of the historic interior. These could include:-

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Plan and Photograph(s) of Peoples Park, La Route de St. Aubin, St. Helier

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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Westmount Gardens & Lower Park, St Aubin's Road, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

the following supports the view that the site known as Westmount Gardens & Lower Park, St Aubin's Road in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest. i) HER Reference HE1899 ii) Special interest Historical Architectural Artistic iii) Statement of Significance A naturalistic cliffside seaside park of mid-late 19th century origins, with later alterations, which expertly exploits the topography to provide easy walks and marine views. Of major significance in Jersey as an early and complex public park on the island representing part of the history of the island as a tourist resort and part of an ensemble with the contiguous Peoples and Victoria Parks. Includes a good example of a 1930s seaside shelter, and one of the island's finest works of Victorian public art. iv) Description A seaside public park with long views, of mid-late 19th century origins with later alterations, divided into two by St Aubin's Road, with cliffside walks to the

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north and open lawns to the south. The north section of the park largely occupies a south-facing cliff and is retained against St Aubin's Road by a granite rubble wall. The main entrance to the upper, cliff-side levels is off St Aubin's Road, towards the east end of the site, with a path which immediately divides into two arms which snake their way up the cliff via a sequence of viewpoints to the top. The network of paths largely follow the contours and are focussed on a central feature of looped paths around a semicircular platform. Although the paths and open platform of this focal feature survive their surrounds are in poor condition and partly overgrown. It is likely that this was a horticultural feature of some complexity but this is now unclear. The steep paths include many flights of steps and are retained by low granite rubble walls. The slopes are planted with many pines, holm oak and other trees of varying ages including mature specimens. Formerly an entertainment pavilion terminated the east end of the cliff, but this has been replaced by a recent apartment block. The south section of the park beyond St Aubin's Road comprises an open lawn enclosed by a path, leading south to Victoria Avenue. Towards the east end of the lawn alongside Victoria Avenue, set into the bank linking the lawn with St Aubin's road immediately above, stands West Park Shelter - a two-storey Modernist seaside shelter of late 1930s origin. The shelter retains its design and features which are typical of the period and architectural style. It is rendered with a curved front to the south, a flat roof and overhanging eaves with stepped central pediment; 4 columns (2 engaged), with Ionic capitals, at both levels supporting the roof and upper viewing stage; blind port-hole windows; and flanking staircases. The interior of the shelter is not of interest. It overlooks the broad lawn in front. A steep planted bank runs parallel above the lawn with several flights of steps up to St Aubin's Road. The grandest steps are at the west end, a right-angled flight. The steps lead to a broad promenade on the south side of St Aubin's Road overlooking the lower level of the park and the sea beyond. This also forms the pavement linking First Tower and St Helier. The modern granite boundary walls forming the north and south boundaries of the Lower Park are not of interest. In the southeast corner of Lower Park is the

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Jubilee Monument, a particularly detailed example of stone carving in the form of a granite pedestal surmounted by an intricately carved crown on a cushion; the south side of pedestal inscribed: "Victoria Avenue 22nd June 1897". The whole park enjoys panoramic views south to St Aubin's Bay and the surrounding hills. The upper, wooded half of the park is prominent in views from Noirmont, Belcroute Bay and St Aubin's, in which it forms a significant dark green break in the development pattern along the coast between Millbrook and St Helier. The listing does not include the site of the electricity sub-station (shaded in blue on the attached plan).

Steep hill on west side of the town, 250ft high laid out as public recreation ground with long views from summit, originated as Gallows Hill. The Le Gros map (1849) shows the whole area as undeveloped open land. In 1865 the Parish of St Helier bought the common and hill for £4k for a public park. In 1883 the old name Gallows Hill was discarded and it was officially renamed Westmount. The 1907 Sewerage Map of St Helier shows the east end of the park with the central feature set into a former quarry. Its form is difficult to interpret but from this and early photos it seems that there was a bridge running from the south up to the northern section. The Pavilion divided this park from Peoples Park to the east. The 1935 OS shows the park layout including the pavilion which formerly stood at the east end. It was planted with numerous conifers on the upper slopes surrounding a focal figure of 8 feature. The paths led up to an open plateau with a glasshouse and nearby small buildings. The lower levels between the two roads were open lawn, possibly with seasonal bedding displays. This map does not show the present shelter, which was likely built in late 1930s. The Jubilee Monument was unveiled in 1898 to commemorate Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, and the naming of Victoria Avenue. v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities The carrying on, of any of the following activities – (aa) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site

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require express consent. Informative: Unless otherwise stated in the Description above, interior interest applies to the major, surviving elements of the historic interior. These could include:-

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Plan of Westmount Gardens & Lower Park, St Aubin's Road, St. Helier

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

SCHEDULE

Elizabeth Castle & Hermitage, La Baie de la Ville (St. Aubins Bay), St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

xxxi) Article 51 Paragraph 3(a) to show in relation to each site included on the List which one or more of the special interests set out in paragraph (2) attaches to the site; xxxii) Article 51 Paragraph 3(b) to describe the site with sufficient particularity to enable it to be easily identified and; xxxiii) Article 51 Paragraph 3(d) to specify any activity, referred to in Article 55 Paragraph (1), which may be undertaken on the site without the Minister’s permission; the following supports the view that the site known as Elizabeth Castle & Hermitage, La Baie de la Ville (St. Aubins Bay) in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest. i) HER Reference HE1426 ii) Special interest Architectural Archaeological Historical iii) Statement of Significance The significance of Elizabeth Castle is in its long associations with the history of the States of Jersey and the conflicts between England, France and, latterly, Germany, which are reflected in its fabric, as well as its landscape contribution to St Aubin's Bay and the south coast of the island. The castle is a major monument, combining a great many unique archaeological and architectural features with its special historical significance. iv) Description Originally founded as an Abbey in 1155, the castle site has undergone numerous and extensive alterations and incorporates examples of military architecture and

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associated structures from the Tudor period to the Second World War. The site now comprises an Upper Ward (containing upper and lower Keeps and associated buildings, including 2 examples of surviving 16th century houses), a Lower Ward (principally C18 barracks, magazines and storehouses set around a parade ground) and an Outer Ward - all connected by a series of gates. The whole is contained within defensive walls that incorporate various batteries, bastions and gun casemates. The Hermitage chapel is situated on a separate rocky outcrop reached via a breakwater. It is believed to have been occupied in the sixth century by the hermit Helibert - who later became St Helier - and a small chapel was built here in the twelfth century. At the base of the rock are the remains of a tri-absidal chapel dating to the ninth or tenth century AD - the oldest ecclesiastical remains in Jersey and the Channel Islands. The castle is the site of the Abbey (later Priory) of St Helier (1155) and a major example of Tudor (1551) and later fortification. The site is of archaeological interest for its standing structures and the potential of below-ground remians, such as the ruined Abbey buildings. v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities The carrying on, of any activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site requires express consent. Unless specifically provided for by the Heritage Management Agreement which forms an integral part of this listing schedule, the following are deemed to be restricted activities for which express consent is required (a) to use or operate a device designed or adapted to detect or locate metal or minerals in the ground; (b) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site. (c) to insert a probe into the surface of the site (d) to dig a hole or make an excavation, (e) to remove sand, stone, gravel, earth or rock (f) to tip earth or waste material. This might include activities that would involve works to the subsoil; drainage works; planting or uprooting trees, hedges or shrubs; the stripping of top soil; tipping operations; the commercial cutting and removal of turf or gardening.

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The following activities are permitted and do not require express consent.

(g) where part of all of the site is in current agricultural use, ploughing to a depth not greater than previously carried out and no more than 30cm;

(h) where part or all of the site is already in use as a garden, gardening activity where it would not disturb the soil below the depth of 30cm;

(i) here part of all of the site is used as a graveyard, the excavation of graves, where provision is made for archaeological recording.

Those works set out in the management agreement dated 24 January 2017 are permitted activities do not require express consent under the auspices of Article 55(3)(b).

 works which amount to development, under the auspices of Article 5, and which require permission under Article 9; and

 works which, while not amounting to development, adversely affect the special interest of the site, under Article 54(1);

require express consent. vii) Listed Status and Non-statutory Listed Building Grade 1 Grade viii) Date of Schedule 12/05/2017

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Plan and Photograph(s) of Elizabeth Castle & Hermitage, La Baie de la Ville (St. Aubins Bay), St. Helier

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Department of the Environment Planning and Building Services

South Hill, St Helier, Jersey, JE2 4US

Tel: +44 (0)1534 445508

Fax: +44 (0)1534 445528

Heritage management agreement HE1426 – Elizabeth Castle: curtain walls

Purpose and scope This heritage management agreement sets out those activities which may be undertaken without the need for express consent in relation to the listed building or place defined above. This schedule has been agreed between the Department of the Environment and Jersey Heritage to enable the regular repair and maintenance of the tide and sea washed parts of the external curtain walls at Elizabeth Castle without the need for repeated applications to be made for express consent. The curtain walls the subject of this agreement are originally identified and specified in the Elizabeth Castle Conservation Report (2006) (see: http://www.jerseyheritage.org/media/PDF- Reports/Elizabeth_Castle.pdf) and are shown in the plans contained within the appendix to this agreement. They include:

 201 -Lower Ward curtain walls  301 - Outer Ward curtain walls and Charles Fort curtain walls

Jersey Heritage maintain Elizabeth Castle on behalf of the States of Jersey. The repair of the curtain walls is a largely predictable and rolling programme that can be undertaken in accordance with an agreed methodology. In some cases unpredicted storm and sea damage requires more urgent work but again, this can be carried out to an agreed methodology. This heritage management agreement sets out the agreed methodology for carrying out such works to enable the routine management and maintenance of the castle’s curtain walls to be carried out as efficiently and effectively as possible whilst ensuring the integrity of this heritage asset. For the avoidance of doubt:  this document is to be relied upon only for the regular maintenance and repair of the Elizabeth Castle’s curtain walls. If works are planned outside of the scope of this agreement, planning permission will be required. In particular, the following works will require express planning permission o large scale re-pointing of masonry

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o dismantling and re-building of walls o new drains o substantial base rock stabilisation works o ground breaking works

It is also important to note that this agreement does not provide any authority to undertake works which might destroy or cause damage to any protected flora, fauna and/or their den or nest, under the auspices of the Conservation of Wildlife (Jersey) Law 2000. Legal context Under the auspices of Article 51(3) of the Planning and Building (Jersey) Law, 2002, as amended, the Chief Officer is required to specify the special interest of a listed building or place and to define the extent of its interest. Article 55(3) of the law enables those works which may be undertaken without the need for express consent to be specified (i.e. they are permitted activities) where they will not injure or deface the site. For the avoidance of doubt  works which amount to development, under the auspices of Article 5, and which require permission under Article 9; and

 works which, while not amounting to development, adversely affect the special interest of the site, under Article 54(1); require express consent and are excluded from this management agreement. Schedule and specification of permitted activities for repair and works to the curtain walls, as identified above, of Elizabeth Castle Methods of repair Theses repair methods have been established by Hockley and Dawson, consulting engineers, since their first inspection in 2007. The consulting architect is Antony Gibb Ltd. The application and use of these methods of repair are permitted activities and will not require express consent.

Low level repairs (these are repairs which occur below Mean High Water)

 rake back tidal debris and shingle to expose the masonry.  remove loose debris from open joints or holes.  set aside loose masonry for re-use.  investigate the extent of voiding in each case.  pack voids with selected masonry in 1:1 mortar mix of coarse aggregate and NHL5 rammed tight.  joins exceeding 35mm wide to have selected masonry galletting stones as appropriate

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 all masonry is to match the existing in terms of size of stone, coursing lines and width of joint.  re-point with NHL5 mortar mix as above, packed tight with a flush joint.

Higher level repairs (these are repairs which occur above Mean High Water)

 clean out holes by hand back to firmly bedded stones, removing all loose material and any cement mortar  piece in new stones of size and type to match those adjacent within the holes, bedded in hydraulic lime mortar: mix HNL5 (1 part) to well-graded aggregate (2.5 parts).  respect existing coursing lines and using packing stones as necessary in a manner to match existing adjacent work.  finish mortar back from the face of the stones to a depth to match that adjacent, which may already be weathered.  if dangerously loose stones are found during the course of work, they are to be re-bedded in the manner set out above.  where missing stones are replaced or re-bedded on upper parts of the wall, re-pointing will extend only over the area of the holes and immediate vicinity, approximately 50mm either side of the work.

Access, supervision and notification Access to low level work will be by fixed scaffold or scaffold tower erected on the beach. Where work takes place below beach level, shingle will be removed and set aside by mechanical excavator, and replaced on completion. Materials will be mixed within the Castle, in the works compound adjacent to the Hospital Block and carried round to the wall being worked on. Work will only be carried out by suitably qualified stonemasons with experience in the use of lime mortars. Supervision of the works will be carried out by Jersey Heritage Maintenance Manager and Jersey Heritage Term Architectural Consultant. Adequate notification of the commencement of works, of at least five working days, will be given to the Department of the Environment:  to allow the suitable monitoring of works to the Listed Building; and  to ensure ecological issues are being addressed as set out in this agreement. Notification should be sent to:  Principal Planner (Historic Environment) ([email protected] )  Principal Ecologist (EMRE) ([email protected] )

Inspections An annual inspection of the curtain walls will take place to monitor their condition and to specify “stich-in-time” re-pointing and repairs that will prevent future significant collapse.

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Where necessary, tell-tales or measuring studs will be fixed on either side of significant cracks in order to gauge movement. These will be monitored as part of the inspection routine in shorter intervals dependant on the specific characteristic of the crack. The condition of the rock face and ground on which the walls are built is to be monitored in addition to the walls themselves. Stabilization requirements will be monitored.

Recording An annual condition report will be prepared by a suitably qualified conservation professional that identifies any areas needing immediate repair. A copy of the report will be lodged with the Jersey Heritage Term Architectural Consultant, the Jersey Heritage Maintenance Manager and the Historic Environment Team of the Department of the Environment. Work carried out under this agreement will be recorded on a plan of the Castle maintained for the purpose by the Jersey Heritage Term Architectural Consultant with a copy retained at the Jersey Archive and the Maintenance Manager’s office.

Drainage Water has been seen flowing through the curtain walls in places. When this is noted investigation of the potential source will be investigated. As the surface and rainwater drainage system in the Castle is only partially understood, a full drain survey was commissioned in 2014. Arising from this is a requirement to repair defective drainage as part of ongoing works which lie outside the scope of this agreement.

Ecology Birds The site of Elizabeth Castle, comprising the castle and its associated walls and other buildings as well as the natural surrounding rocks and maritime structures, provides an important nesting site for a number of protected sea and other birds, particularly the swift (Apus apus). It also provides an important roost and feeding area at high tide for protected resident and wintering sea birds, such as the Brent goose. Care needs to be exercised, therefore, to ensure that works do not unduly disturb nesting, roosting or feeding birds. Windows of opportunity need to be carefully identified. All work undertaken under the auspices of this heritage management agreement is to be undertaken outside of the nesting season (March – August inclusive) unless it can be shown that it is evident that no birds have nested during the season where the works are being carried out and where such works will not disturb nesting birds nearby. It is unlikely that nesting birds will be found in the tide-washed areas of the curtain walls the subject of this agreement. Any work undertaken at the castle must involve an inspection of holes for evidence of bird nests, or occupation by other species, such as lizards – such an inspection must be carried out by a competent person and recorded If any evidence of occupation by protected wildlife species is found, the holes and cracks must be retained – it is an offence to block access to the den or nest of a protected species.

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Known protected bird species at Elizabeth Castle:  Swift (Apus apus ) – spring migrant and breeding summer visitor  Common tern (Sterna hirundo) – spring migrant and breeding summer visitor. Under pressure (only 1 egg in 2013)  Oystercatcher (Haemotopus ostralegus) – resident breeding bird. High winter count September (273) 2013  House sparrow (Passer domesticus) (potentially) - resident breeding bird  Starling (Sturnus vulgaris) (potentially) - resident breeding bird  Brent goose (Branta bernicla ) – autumn migrant and winter visitor  Gull species – resident breeding birds

Cavities in the walls not only provide a substrate for plants to grow on but also provide a nest hole for certain birds. The swift, for instance, which is the conservation priority bird species at the castle, is now confined to a small number of nesting locations on the Island, Elizabeth Castle being one. Swifts are usually gregarious and colonial nesters, the colony size being determined largely by nest site availability. A certain amount of cavities should, therefore, always be made available for birds to nest at the castle site. There is also an opportunity to provide artificial nesting sites. All known (and potential) breeding locations for birds are being mapped. The Castle Gardien has a record of where birds nest which is shared with the Societe Jersiaise. Liaison between Jersey Heritage and Societe Jersiaise will enable the maintenance and enhancement of this mapping data in order to ensure that works in and around known nest sites can be appropriately managed. Outside of these defined areas, cavity nesting bird species must still be catered for, with for example priority holes being maintained.

Bats All species of bats are strictly protected, as are their roosts. If bats are encountered during any works, then these should cease and the Department for the Environment notified immediately. Bats often need bespoke solutions and you advice will be needed to protect any bats on the property. Bats may be disturbed in their roosts at any time of year, but are particularly vulnerable during breeding (June to September) and hibernation (October to April) times. The works permitted under this schedule are within a tidal zone and as such it is unlikely that bats roosts will be encountered. Guidelines for avoiding breeding and hibernation periods The following table is a guide only, and seasonal variation will occur with weather and other conditions. Working areas should always be inspected for nesting/roosting species before starting work.

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Toads, Avoid work to ponds and other water bodies Frogs, newts

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Plants There are two known protected plant species at the castle for which specific consideration will need to be given when undertaking works under the auspices of this heritage management agreement.

Known protected plant species:  Glasswort (Salicornia europaea) – 20-30 plants  Sharp-leaved fluellin (Kickxia elatine)

 The Glasswort (Salicornia) is to be found in the area of vegetation to the south of the curtain walls of the Lower Ward (201 f-g: see plan at appendix) and Raleigh’s Yard in the Upper Ward (108: see plan at appendix). The entirety of this vegetated area should be protected against trampling and erosion to encourage this plant to spread. Any Sharp-leaved fluellin (Kickxia) growing on the walls will need to be identified with certainty. This will require surveying of any area proposed to be worked by a qualified individual prior to any works being undertaken. Whilst it is unlikely that this species will be found in the tidal washed areas of the walls due diligence should be exercised a part of site planning work.

Other plants Lichens will need to be protected from lime run off during works. Deep rooted plants will need to be removed where they are dislodging or affecting masonry, or where they will do so within ten years. Glyphosate herbicide can be applied where roots cannot be removed without dismantling substantial sections of the wall. Small, wall-loving species will be retained where they do not affect the stability of the wall. This is rarely the case. Ivy may be left to spread provided the roots do not penetrate the wall. This is most typical at the wall head, but occasionally elsewhere. Vegetation protecting and strengthening slopes and exposed rock around the Castle will be undisturbed to encourage growth.

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All grass areas should be left undisturbed by works associated with the repair and maintenance of the curtain walls as they are used, in the autumn and winter, by Brent geese during periods of high water as a food source.

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Plan of the Curtain Walls covered by this Agreement Plans of Completed and Pending Repairs

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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Fort Regent & South Hill Battery, Le Mont de la Ville, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

xxv) Article 51 Paragraph 3(a) to show in relation to each site included on the List which one or more of the special interests set out in Article 51 Paragraph (2) attaches to the site; xxvi) Article 51 Paragraph 3(b) to describe the site with sufficient particularity to enable it to be easily identified and; xxvii) Article 51 Paragraph 3(d) to specify any activity, referred to in Article 55 Paragraph (1), which may be undertaken on the site without permission;

the following supports the view that the site known as Fort Regent & South Hill Battery, Le Mont de la Ville in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest. i) HER Reference HE1195 ii) Special interest Architectural Archaeological Historical iii) Statement of Significance Fort Regent is the only substantial, and best- preserved, late Georgian fort in the Channel Islands. It is a key part of the history of fortifications in Jersey and the development of defensive theory and design in the context of a changing military environment, particularly the threat of French invasion. The listing includes the area of the fort from the Glacis Field to the North-East Outworks and Signal Station, and the area of the South Hill Battery. The scarped area around the fort is included, as is the east ditch. The listing does not include post-1945 structures and

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features within the site. The 1974 Parade Ground roof is listed separately. iv) Description A large integrated fort complex including two bastions and four redans giving complete firing cover to the outer wall; an 18ft thick curtain wall constructed on the edge of the natural cliff along the western flank (further steepened by blasting); defensive ditches around the north, east and south sides of the fort; Northern outworks; a deep gorge blasted between Regent Road and the hill to the east (further widened in 1897 to allow for the Jersey Eastern Railway Company terminus at Snow Hill), with East outworks erected on a small granite spur above the gorge; and Parade Ground (roofed in 1974). Also an essential component of the defensive arrangements for Fort Regent is the Glacis field to the south, designed to prevent cannon fire directly at the outer wall and expose advancing infantry. The approach road includes stone copings with original iron spikes that mark the position of a rolling bridge opposite the Counterguard ditch. The Rue de L'Est offers fine views of the magnificent masonry of the fort's east wall. South Hill was also an integral part of the original fort complex. The southern redoubt, built initially by Conway, remains, although substantially remodelled before the First World War to take British 6" guns - the concrete walls below the upper battery date from this period. On the seaward side of South Hill, masonry walls surmount the cliff face of Mount Bingham, including late 18th century work.

Fort, 1806-1814, with C18 Signal Station and South Hill Battery. The town hill was a centre for ritual in prehistory and site of a Neolithic monument (moved to Henley-on-Thames in 1787). Fortifications were first constructed on the hill in the mid-18th century. The Signal Station pre-dates the fort and has been operational since 1792 - one of the oldest in the British Isles. The French attacks of 1779 and 1781 led to the establishing of a series of Signal Stations to relay information about shipping movements around the Island. The battery on South Hill developed from the late C18 and was later integral to the C19 fort complex and its defensive strategy. Construction of the fort itself was completed in 1814 - named after the Prince Regent. A fresh water well

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(235ft deep) for the garrison was completed in 1808. The pump house is located under the parade - the original beam engine survives in part. The military importance of Fort Regent declined steadily during the first half of the 20th century and it seems that it was used primarily as a barracks. A battery was fully manned during the First World War. The last duty of the Royal Militia of the Island of Jersey was to garrison the fort from September 2nd 1939 to June 1940. The German occupying forces used Fort Regent during World War II. South Hill was armed with machine gun and mortar positions, and Conway's 18th century works were augmented with new concrete structures. Post-war the fort was used for temporary storage of derelict vehicles and accommodated a variety of companies storing coal, potatoes and wine. Converted to large leisure complex in 1970s. Archaeological interest of standing structures and potential below-ground remains of earlier phases of development. v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities The carrying on, of any of the following activities – (bb) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site require express consent. Informative: Unless otherwise stated in the Description above, interior interest applies to the major, surviving elements of the historic interior. These could include:-

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

SCHEDULE

Almorah Crescent Communal Gardens, Almorah Crescent, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

the following supports the view that the site known as Almorah Crescent Communal Gardens, Almorah Crescent in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest. i) HER Reference HE1908 ii) Special interest Historical Architectural iii) Statement of Significance Mid-C19 private communal gardens for the most prominent grand terrace on Jersey, which exploits dramatic views over St Helier to the sea. It survives largely intact. Although its layout is relatively simple, it is of significance in Jersey for its early date and association with such a prominent and much- illustrated building. iv) Description The communal gardens for one of the grandest terraces in Jersey, a splendid composition on a magnificent site with both prospect and aspect. The site originally stood in isolation at the top of the cliff, but was gradually engulfed during the C19 by the

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houses of suburban St Helier. However, this has not damaged its prominent position nor the panoramic views over the town to the sea. The wider setting is residential development with Victoria Crescent immediately below to the south-east. The vehicle entrance gives access from St Helier off Lower Kings Cliff to the west: 2 large rendered drum piers are set into granite rubble walls. A tarmac forecourt runs in front of (i.e. to the south of) the terrace, presume formerly gravel. The terrace comprises 10 white- painted stucco houses, each of two bays and four storeys. The ground floors are very plain, rusticated, first floor balcomies topped by curving lead Regency canopies carried on slim black painted wooden struts with cast iron railings, shutters to French windows, above windows inset in curved recesses with Regency canopies above. The main feature of the site is a semicircle of lawn below the forecourt running in front of all but the westernmost and easternmost houses, Nos. 1 and 10 respectively which each have their own private, terraced gardens. The garden of no.1 is raised and supported by a granite rubble retaining wall. The frontage of No.10 is divided by large slabs of limestone paving terraced above a level lawn, with steps below the west end of the garden terrace down to the basement. A granite rubble retaining wall divides the west side of this sunken garden from the forecourt. The main lawn is laid out informally with scattered trees including 2 mature false acacia, which may be of C19 origin. It is bounded to the south by a low granite retaining wall. Between the east end of the main lawn and the terraced garden to No. 10 a path including a flight of steps, flanked by granite rubble walls, gives pedestrian access directly down to Upper Midvale Road and thence past Victoria and Windsor Crescents to the centre of St Helier.

A typical example of a private communal gardens for a grand terrace. The terrace was started in 1844 by Charles La Cloche Ricard, a speculative builder. The terrace was named for his wife who was the first English child to be born in Almorah in the Himalayas. In 1845 he was advertising incomplete houses for sale (Brett). Potential for C19 paths and other garden features.

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v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities (cc) to use or operate a device designed or adapted to detect or locate metal or minerals in the ground is permitted and does not require express consent; (dd) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site is a restricted activity for which express consent is required. Informative: Unless otherwise stated in the Description above, interior interest applies to the major, surviving elements of the historic interior. These could include:-

 historic joinery fittings such as staircases, fireplace surrounds, doors, moulded architraves, wall panelling and internal window shutters,

 historic structural timber features such as ceiling beams and joists, original timber roof frames and early wide floorboards,

 historic decorative plasterwork ceiling mouldings, cornices and central roses,

 historic ironwork such as fireplace grates, fire surrounds

 integral original stonework features such as fireplaces, niches and stairs and

 a distinctive or innovative plan form dating from before 1850.

This is not an exhaustive list. Nor are all these elements assumed to be present in this property. None the less it is assumed that the property is of an age and survives in a condition to suggest these features could be present and as such any activities which affect these features of special interest, where they are present, will require express consent. vii) Listed Status and Non-statutory Listed Place Grade 2 Grade vii) Date of Schedule 18/08/2016

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

SCHEDULE

1, Almorah Crescent, St. Helier.

In amplification of the requirement of;

xxxi) Article 51 Paragraph 3(a) to show in relation to each site included on the List which one or more of the special interests set out in Article 51 Paragraph (2) attaches to the site; xxxii) Article 51 Paragraph 3(b) to describe the site with sufficient particularity to enable it to be easily identified and; xxxiii) Article 51 Paragraph 3(d) to specify any activity, referred to in Article 55 Paragraph (1), which may be undertaken on the site without permission;

the following supports the view that the site known as 1, Almorah Crescent in the Parish of St. Helier is of special interest. i) HER Reference HE0001 ii) Special interest Architectural Historical iii) Statement of Significance Almorah Crescent is the finest Regency style terrace in Jersey. iv) Description Part of Almorah Crescent, the grandest 19th century terrace in Jersey which has a splendid composition on a magnificent site with both prospect and aspect. The crescent comprises ten houses built on a slight curve. The dominant south front is four storeys high and incorporates much of the subtlety and delicacy of the Regency period. The two end houses project slightly forward from the main façade and the whole front is joined with a continuous headed balcony complete with openwork iron pillars. The rendering of

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the ground floor is rusticated with boldly recessed false joints, whereas at the upper levels the rendering is plain and decoration is provided by delicate canopies continuous at first floor level and individual at second floor level. Additional emphasis is given to the second and third floor windows by forming shallow recesses around each opening. The generous overhanging eaves supported on moulded brackets complete a skilfully designed façade. The composition of the crescent includes communal gardens to the front of the terrace, and an area of rear service buildings on La Pouquelaye and, within it, 19th century buildings and structures relating to the original 1840s crescent - all of which are an intrinsic part of the site. Those buildings within the rear service area that are twentieth century additions are not of interest.

Regency terrace, 1844-45. Started in 1844 by Charles La Coche Ricard, a speculative builder. The terrace was named for his wife, who had been the first English child to be born at Almorah in the Himalayas. The incomplete houses, built by Francois Le Brun, were advertised for sale in 1845. v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities (ee) to use or operate a device designed or adapted to detect or locate metal or minerals in the ground is permitted and does not require express consent; (ff) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site is a restricted activity for which express consent is required. Informative: Unless otherwise stated in the Description above, interior interest applies to the major, surviving elements of the historic interior. These could include:-

 historic joinery fittings such as staircases, fireplace surrounds, doors, moulded architraves, wall panelling and internal window shutters,

 historic structural timber features such as

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ceiling beams and joists, original timber roof frames and early wide floorboards,

 historic decorative plasterwork ceiling mouldings, cornices and central roses,

 historic ironwork such as fireplace grates, fire surrounds

 integral original stonework features such as fireplaces, niches and stairs and

 a distinctive or innovative plan form dating from before 1850.

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PLANNING AND BUILDING (JERSEY) LAW 2002 LISTED BUILDINGS and/or PLACES Les bâtisses et endraits historique

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German Occupation Site: Naval Coastal Artillery Battery 'Lothringen', Noirmont Point, St. Brelade.

In amplification of the requirement of;

xxxiv) Article 51 Paragraph 3(a) to show in relation to each site included on the List which one or more of the special interests set out in Article 51 Paragraph (2) attaches to the site; xxxv) Article 51 Paragraph 3(b) to describe the site with sufficient particularity to enable it to be easily identified and; xxxvi) Article 51 Paragraph 3(d) to specify any activity, referred to in Article 55 Paragraph (1), which may be undertaken on the site without permission;

the following supports the view that the site known as German Occupation Site: Naval Coastal Artillery Battery 'Lothringen', Noirmont Point in the Parish of St. Brelade is of special interest. i) HER Reference BR0247 ii) Special interest Architectural Historical iii) Statement of Significance Part of an integrated network of German defensive structures constructed in Jersey during the Second World War, more widely part of the Atlantic Wall. Of outstanding importance as the only naval coastal artillery battery in Jersey; and probably the best example of a former German coastal battery to be found in Western Europe. iv) Description Site includes numerous structures: Personnel shelter, 2cm anti-aircraft gun emplacement (x 4), Personnel shelter for anti-aircraft gun crew (x 4), Platform for

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15cm naval artillery gun (no. 3), Early (1941) searchlight shelter, Early searchlight operating platform, Platform for 15cm naval artillery gun (no. 4), Personnel and/or ammunition shelter (x 12, the other 11 being buried), Water reservoir, Platform for 15cm naval artillery gun (no. 1), Emplacement for searchlight, Electricity generator bunker, Emplacement for 7.5cm close defence gun, Naval coastal artillery observation tower MP 1 (restored), Standard type M132 subterranean command bunker for naval artillery batteries (restored), Platform for 15cm naval artillery weapon (no. 2), Searchlight generator bunker, Personnel shelter for searchlight crew, Searchlight shelter with associated operating platform, and Emplacement for 2cm anti-aircraft gun with crew shelter beneath.

The MP1 naval artillery direction and range finding tower is a prime example of a type of fortification to be found in the Channel Islands. It is of a unique design among the 8 towers constructed in the CI. The coastal artillery gun platforms were built in November 1941 to support the 15cm ships' guns with which the battery was equipped. The influence of naval design on the construction of these platforms can be seen. The naval artillery battery command bunker extends downwards on 2 floors, with only 2 armoured observation cupolas above ground.The only example to survive intact in Jersey; the only other example to survive elsewhere is in Norway.

Part of an integrated network of German defensive structures constructed in Jersey during the Second World War, more widely part of the Atlantic Wall. v) Location Plan attached vi) Restricted activities (gg) to use or operate a device designed or adapted to detect or locate metal or minerals in the ground is permitted and does not require express consent; (hh) to carry on an activity which might injure or deface the site or part of a site is a restricted activity for which express consent is required.

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Informative: Unless otherwise stated in the Description above, interior interest applies to the major, surviving elements of the historic interior. These could include:-

 historic joinery fittings such as staircases, fireplace surrounds, doors, moulded architraves, wall panelling and internal window shutters,

 historic structural timber features such as ceiling beams and joists, original timber roof frames and early wide floorboards,

 historic decorative plasterwork ceiling mouldings, cornices and central roses,

 historic ironwork such as fireplace grates, fire surrounds

 integral original stonework features such as fireplaces, niches and stairs and

 a distinctive or innovative plan form dating from before 1850.

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