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Heritage Council of NSW Heritage Office Annual Report 2000 Heritage Council of NSW Heritage Office Annual Report 2000 - 2001 APPENDICES APPENDICES A Additions & Deletions to the State Heritage Register B Attendance at Heritage Council & Committee Meetings C Recommendations of the Heritage Council of NSW D Summary of Funding Programs E Freedom of Information Act F Equal Employment Opportunity Disclosure G Management of the Heritage Office H Accounts Payable Performance I Financial Statements INDEX 87 APPENDIX A ADDITIONS AND DELETIONS TO THE REGISTER KEPT UNDER SECTIONS 22 & 31 OF THE HERITAGE ACT 1977 State Heritage Register listings made under section 31 of the Heritage Act 1977 (as amended) between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2001 Item Address Local Govt Area Listing Date Listing No Merembra Homestead 218 Gormans Hill Road, Bathurst Bathurst City 14/07/2000 01397 Great Drain and two house sites off Wisemans Ferry Road, Maroota South Baulkham Hills 14/07/2000 01402 Newcastle Customs House 1 Bond Street, Newcastle Newcastle City 14/07/2000 01403 Horsley Homestead Bong Bong Road, Dapto Wollongong City 4/08/2000 00134 Kirkham Stables and Precinct Kirkham Lane, Narellan Camden 11/08/2000 01411 Brewarrina Fish Traps Brewarrina Brewarrina 11/08/2000 01413 Timber Slab Cottage 44 Barden Street, Tempe Marrickville 29/09/2000 01412 Commonwealth Bank 48-50 Martin Place, Sydney Sydney City 17/11/2000 01427 Murray Downs Homestead Moulamein Highway, Wakool Wakool 17/11/2000 01438 Miss Porter's House 434 King Street, Newcastle Newcastle City 17/11/2000 01445 Bungarribee Homestead Complex – Archaeological Site Doonside Road, Doonside Blacktown City 8/12/2000 01428 High Conservation Value Old Growth Forest Upper North East NSW Tenterfield 22/12/2000 01487 Forbes Post Office 118 Lachlan Street, Forbes Forbes 22/12/2000 01414 Wellington Post Office 21 Maughan Street, Wellington Wellington 22/12/2000 01415 Orange Post Office 221 Summer Street, Orange Orange City 22/12/2000 01416 North Sydney Post Office 92-94 Pacific Highway, North Sydney North Sydney 22/12/2000 01417 Paddington Post Office 246 Oxford Street, Paddington Woollahra 22/12/2000 01418 Wingham Post Office Wynter Street, Wingham Taree 22/12/2000 01419 Kempsey Post Office Belgrave Street, Kempsey Kempsey 22/12/2000 01420 Tamworth Post Office Fitzroy Street, Tamworth Tamworth City 22/12/2000 01421 Yass Post Office 101 Comur Street, Yass Yass 22/12/2000 01422 Broken Hill Post Office 258-260 Argent Street, Broken Hill Broken Hill City 22/12/2000 01423 Goulburn Post Office 165 Auburn Street, Goulburn Goulburn City 22/12/2000 01424 Junee Post Office 119 Lorne Street, Junee Junee 22/12/2000 01425 Kiama Post Office 24 Terralong Street, Kiama Kiama 22/12/2000 01426 88 Redfern Post Office 113 Redfern Street, Redfern South Sydney 22/12/2000 01439 Pyrmont Post Office 148 Harris Street, Pyrmont Sydney City 22/12/2000 01440 Hay Post Office 120 Lachlan Street, Hay Hay 22/12/2000 01441 Newcastle Post Office 96 Hunter Street, Newcastle Newcastle City 22/12/2000 01442 Eric Pratten House 29 Telegraph Road, Pymble Ku-Ring-Gai 22/12/2000 01443 Price Morris Cottage 37 Upper Macdonald Road, St Albans Hawkesbury City 22/12/2000 01444 Gold Mining Water Race Old Hargraves Road, Windeyer Mudgee 22/12/2000 01447 Former Third Government Farm Gilbert Road, Castle Hill Baulkham Hills 22/12/2000 01448 Sydney Observatory Upper Fort Street, Millers Point Sydney City 22/12/2000 01449 Corowa Courthouse 8 Church Street, Corowa Corowa 22/12/2000 01450 Former Post Office 59-61 Katoomba Street, Katoomba Blue Mountains 22/12/2000 01453 Federation Pavilion, Cabarita Park Cabarita Road, Cabarita Concord 22/12/2000 01454 Brownlow Hill Estate Brownlow Hill Loop Road, Camden Wollondilly 25/01/2001 01489 Burwood Post Office (former) 168A Burwood Road, Burwood Burwood 18/05/2001 01490 Buhrich House II 375 Edinburgh Road, Castlecrag Willoughby 25/05/2001 01513 Red Cross House 153-159 Clarence Street, Sydney Sydney City 25/05/2001 01511 Gore Hill Memorial Cemetery Pacific Highway, Gore Hill Willoughby 25/05/2001 01491 No. 1 Chifley Square 68-96 Hunter Street, Sydney Sydney City 25/05/2001 01512 Woolley House 34 Bullecourt Avenue, Mosman Mosman 25/05/2001 01514 89 Interim Heritage Orders made under section 22 of the Heritage Act 1977 (as amended) between 1 July 2000 and 30 June 2001 Item Address Local Govt Area Listing Date Listing No Residence 50 Rosebery Road, Killara Ku-Ring-Gai 20/10/2000 00024 Residence 9 McIntyre Street, Gordon Ku-Ring-Gai 20/10/2000 00025 Residence 41 Nelson Street, Gordon Ku-Ring-Gai 20/10/2000 00026 House 127 Epsom Road, Chipping Norton Liverpool City 3/11/2000 00028 Cottage 46 Beresford Road, Strathfield Strathfield 3/11/2000 00029 House 185 Walker Street, North Sydney North Sydney 17/11/2000 00030 Highbury 165 High Street, Kirribilli North Sydney 17/11/2000 00031 Woronora Lodge Masonic Temple 27 Cook Street, Mortdale Hurstville 12/01/2001 00036 House 20 Martin Road, Centennial Park South Sydney 12/01/2001 00037 House 65 Parriwi Road, Mosman Mosman 2/03/2001 00041 House 99 Yarranabbe Road, Darling Point Woollahra 9/03/2001 00039 Combadello Homestead Combadello via Moree Moree Plains 18/05/2001 00044 90 APPENDIX B ATTENDANCE AT HERITAGE COUNCIL & COMMITTEE MEETINGS Heritage Council Heritage Council State Heritage Register Approvals Committee Member Meetings Attended Meetings Attended Meetings Attended Total number of meetings in 2000/2001 7 11 10 Hazel Hawke, Chair 5 Michael Collins, Deputy Chair 7 7 Helen Macfarlane – 5 alternate for above Jim Barrett 6 9 Mark Davidson – alternate for above Richard Mackay 6 8 Alan Croker – 1 2 8 deputy for above Elsa Atkin 6 1 Graham Quint – 1 9 alternate for above Ian Jack 7 10 Rosemary Annable – 1 alternate for above Mary-Lynne Taylor 4 7 Philip Thalis – 1 1 alternate for above Terrence Barnes 5 8 Bill Bott – 2 alternate for above Joan Templeman 4 9 5 Judith Bennet – alternate for above Joan Domicelj 7 9 Christine O’Brien – 2 1 alternate for above Evelyn Crawford 3 1 Jeanette Crew – alternate for above Ian Woods – alternate for above Garry Fielding 3 6 Kerry Bedford – 4 3 alternate for above Brian Gilligan 1 0 Jason Ardler – 6* 11* deputy for above Chris Johnson 4 2 Bruce Pettman – 3 6 deputy for above Rosalind Strong 7 7 7 Reece McDougall – 7 4 9 deputy for above * Robert Goodman is noted as representing NPWS for one Heritage Council meeting. * Robert Goodman and David Major are noted as representing NPWS for one SHR meeting each. 91 APPENDIX C RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE HERITAGE COUNCIL OF NSW The following recommendations were made to the Minister for Urban Affairs and Planning by the Heritage Council of NSW: It was resolved that the Heritage Council of NSW: AUGUST 2000 Heritage Incentives Program for 2000/2001 · recommend to the Minister, pursuant to Section 106 of the Act, that he approve of dollar for dollar funding of up to $22,500 in the current year to enable Leeton Shire Council to purchase the Henry Lawson Cottage at Leeton and dollar for dollar funding of up to $30,000 in 2001/2002 to ensure its long term conservation and to enable community based access to the property. Continued funding for Movable Heritage Officer Position and Thematic Studies · recommend that $20,000 be allocated to thematic studies under this years Heritage Incentive Program and $30,000 from the administrative budget. OCTOBER 2000 Archaeological Delegations to the Department of Urban Affairs and Planning (DUAP) · recommend to the Minister the approval of the delegation for certain archaeological approvals under section 57 and section 139 of the Heritage Act 1977 to Mr Denis Gojak, Heritage Asset Manager, Department of Urban Affairs and Planning, subject to the following conditions: a) This delegation is made to Mr Denis Gojak, Heritage Asset Manager, Department of Urban Affairs and Planning, hereafter ‘the Delegate’. b) This delegation applies to the following lands only: i) All lands owned by the Corporation Sole (The Minister administering the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979) within the County of Cumberland, and ii) all lands listed on the NSW Department of Urban Affairs and Planning section 170 Heritage Register. c) Approval is delegated for the following specific classes of minor works affecting archaeological relics (under s63 and s141 of the NSW Heritage Act 1977): i) monitoring (where there is an expectation of only minor archaeological remains and supervision is required primarily to record archaeological information); ii) surface collection (where artefacts are removed or collected without excavation from a context with no stratigraphic integrity); iii) test excavation (where small scale excavation is undertaken on a site to 92 determine the extent and preservation of a larger archaeological resource); iv) where the works are covered by the standard exemptions or by specific exemptions for that site; d) Major archaeological projects (including large scale salvage or research excavations) must be referred to the Heritage Office for approval. e) Where the delegate is uncertain whether proposed work is major or minor, or where the work may be controversial the matter must be referred to the Director of the Heritage Office. f) The Delegate must ensure applications and permits comply with Heritage Council requirements, guidelines, regulations and conditions at all times. The Delegate may set additional conditions which do not conflict with Heritage Council conditions. Heritage Council conditions may not be waived without the written consent of the Heritage Council. g) The delegation can be used to approve works by DUAP historical archaeologists, external historical archaeological consultants and qualified academics. In cases where the Excavation Director is the Delegate (Mr Denis Gojak), the application must be referred to the Heritage Office for approval.
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