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DISTRICT PLAN ISTHMUS SECTION - OPERATIVE 1999 Page 1 Updated 29/02/2012 APPENDIX 1 APPENDIX 1 SCHEDULE OF BUILDINGS, OBJECTS, HERITAGE PROPERTIES OR PLACES OF SPECIAL VALUE AND THOSE SUBJECT TO HERITAGE ORDERS Plan change annotations - key Indicates where content is affected by proposed plan modification x. x Refer to plan modification folder or website for details. Indicates where the content is part of plan modification x, which is x subject to appeal. Underlined content to be inserted. Struck through content to be deleted. CITY OF AUCKLAND - DISTRICT PLAN ISTHMUS SECTION - OPERATIVE 1999 Page 1 updated 29/02/2012 APPENDIX 1 CITY OF AUCKLAND - DISTRICT PLAN Page 2See key on page 1 ISTHMUS SECTION - OPERATIVE 1999 of this section updated 29/02/2012 APPENDIX 1 SCHEDULE OF BUILDINGS, OBJECTS, HERITAGE PROPERTIES OR PLACES OF SPECIAL VALUE, AND THOSE SUBJECT TO HERITAGE ORDERS. Note: Cat = Category Int = Interior Sur = Surrounds * = The site surround dimensions and/or interior definitions are listed at the back of this schedule. For an explanation of the categories, criteria for listing and rules refer Part 5C.7.1 BUILDINGS, OBJECTS, HERITAGE PROPERTIES AND PLACES OF SPECIAL VALUE THIS SCHEDULE DOES NOT INCLUDE PROTECTED ITEMS IN THE CENTRAL AREA OR THE HAURAKI GULF ISLANDS Note: This schedule is not the same as the New Zealand Historic Places Register for Auckland. It is a separate but parallel protection process. The District Plan list is in response to the Resource Management Act, and the New Zealand Historic Places Register is in response to the Historic Places Act. Since a heritage place may appear in either or both lists, care should be taken to ascertain and fulfill any obligations deriving from the place being included in either or both lists. MAP ADDRESS SCHEDULED ITEM CAT INT SUR REF Alberton Avenue 40, Mt.Albert Mt.Albert Grammar School B E05-13 * Alex Evans Street 5-7, Newton St Benedicts Church B C08-03 Alexis Avenue 4, Mt.Albert. Epworth Guest House B E05-04 Alexis Avenue 20, Mt.Albert Stone garage and fences B E05-09 Alfred Street 38, Onehunga Old Railway Station B H10-14 Almorah Road 77, Epsom “Rannoch”(house) B D09-06 Arney Road 11, Remuera Hanna House (house) B D10-04 Arney Road 27, Remuera House B D10-14 Ascot Avenue 3-9, Remuera Church (St Aidans) B E11-23 * * Ayr Street 2, Parnell Kinder House A C10-22 Ayr Street 14, Parnell “Ewelme Cottage” and A C10-24 Grounds Bassett Road 15, Remuera “Fairly” (house) B D10-15 Bassett Road 39, Remuera House B D10-02 CITY OF AUCKLAND - DISTRICT PLAN ISTHMUS SECTION - OPERATIVE 1999See key on page 1 Page 3 of this section updated 29/02/2012 APPENDIX 1 MAP ADDRESS SCHEDULED ITEM CAT INT SUR REF Beachcroft Avenue (Onehunga Bay Reserve) Bray’s Landing B H09-03 * Beatrice Road 4A-6, Remuera St Michaels Church B D10-03 * Beaumont Street 90, City Auckland Gas Company B B07-68 * Administration Birdwood Crescent 4B, Parnell Knox Church B C09-45 Blockhouse Bay Road 504-506, Blockhouse Bay Green Bay Mission Hall B G04-05 * (Blockhouse Bay Baptist Church) Bourne Street 10A, Mt.Eden House B D08-46 Brighton Road 19, Parnell House B C10-44 Burrows Avenue 4, Parnell House B C10-04 Campbell Road 1, Onehunga Royal Oak Hotel (Barfoot B G09-10 and Thomson Realty 1995) Carlton Gore Road 36, Grafton (Cnr. Glasgow Terrace) House B C09-08 Carrington Road, Pt. Chevalier Oakley Hospital Main A D04-01 * Building (UNITEC 1995) Castle Drive, 2, Epsom House B D09-63 Church and Galway Street Cnr., Onehunga. Church of the Assumption B H10-08 Graveyard, Presbytery and gateposts Church Street, Onehunga Mall, Onehunga St Peters Tower and B H10-05 churchyard Church Street and Luke Street Cnr., Otahuhu Anglican Church Cemetery B I14-06 Claude Road 37, Epsom House B F09-49 Claybrook Road 6, Parnell “Claybrook Cottage” B C09-05 (house) Clive Road 26, Mt.Eden “Wharetane” (house) B D08-09 Coles Avenue 2A, Mt.Eden House and garage B D08-45 College Hill 68, Ponsonby Cavalier Tavern B B7-87 Cornwall Park, One Tree Hill “Acacia Cottage” A F10-07 * Cornwall Park, One Tree Hill Sir John Logan Campbell - A E09-23 * Statue and fountain Cornwall Park, One Tree Hill “Te Mauri” (Te Toka Tu A F10-01 * Whenua) Cracroft Street 6-8, Parnell House B C09-44 Cracroft Street 10-12, Parnell House B C09-40 CITY OF AUCKLAND - DISTRICT PLAN Page 4See key on page 1 ISTHMUS SECTION - OPERATIVE 1999 of this section updated 29/02/2012 APPENDIX 1 MAP ADDRESS SCHEDULED ITEM CAT INT SUR REF Cracroft Street 14-16, Parnell House B C09-39 Dilworth Terrace 1-8, Parnell Dilworth Terrace Houses B B09-03 Domain Drive, Parnell Domain Bandstand B C09-41 * Domain Drive, Parnell Domain Grandstand A C09-07 * Domain Drive, Parnell Domain Kiosk B C09-42 * Domain Drive, Parnell Domain Wintergarden B C09-03 * Domain Drive, Parnell Statue of Robert Burns B C09-55 * Domain Drive 28, Parnell Auckland War Memorial A C09-04 * Museum Domain Drive, Auckland Domain Cenotaph A C09-31 * Dominion Road 426, Mt Eden Dominion Road Methodist B E07-24 Church Dominion Road 443, Balmoral St Albans Church B E07-04 Dominion Road 610-612, Mt Eden Capitol Theatre B E07-23 Edinburgh Street 5, Newton Maori Hall (Pacific B C08-35 Islanders Presbyterian Church 2010) Endeavour Street 69-79, Blockhouse Bay House B H04-12 Endeavour Street 69-79, Blockhouse Bay (Blockhouse Bay Blockhouse Bay Seawall B H04-11 * Beach Reserve) Epsom Avenue 74, Epsom (Auckland College of Stone Walls around playing B E09-11 Education) fields off Kohia Terrace and Gillies Avenue Esplanade Road 55, Mt. Eden House B D08-17 Exler Place 1-3, Avondale (cnr New Windsor Rd) Exler’s House B F04-17 Fairburn Road and Great South Road Cnr., Otahuhu Otahuhu Methodist Church B J14-01 Falcon Street 27-29, Parnell “Stonemason's House” B C09-01 (Ricks Blue Falcon Restaurant 1995) Findlay Street 15, Ellerslie House B F11-11 Findlay Street 23, Ellerslie House B F12-18 Findlay Street 32, Ellerslie House B F12-16 Findlay Street 36, Ellerslie House B F12-17 Franklin Road 72, Ponsonby House B B07-38 CITY OF AUCKLAND - DISTRICT PLAN ISTHMUS SECTION - OPERATIVE 1999See key on page 1 Page 5 of this section updated 29/02/2012 APPENDIX 1 MAP ADDRESS SCHEDULED ITEM CAT INT SUR REF Franklin Road 127-133, Ponsonby Rob Roy Hotel (Birdcage B B07-37 Tavern 1995) Garden Road 4, Remuera House B E11-04 Gillies Avenue 40, Epsom “Highwic” A D09-07 Gillies Avenue 74, Epsom Alfred Kidd House B D09-53 * Gillies Avenue 187, Epsom “Rocklands” (house) B E09-36 Gillies Avenue 200-206, Epsom Epsom Community Centre B E09-57 * Gillies Avenue 249-259 (Melville Park), Epsom Stone walls/posts/steps B E09-54 * Glanville Terrace 27, Parnell Queen Victoria School B C10-39 Golf Avenue, Otahuhu Charles T. Major Statue B J13-11 * Golf Avenue, Otahuhu Kings College (Main block) B J13-06 * Golf Avenue, Otahuhu Kings College Chapel A J13-05 * Grafton Road 123, Grafton House B C08-32 * Grafton Road 136, Grafton (cnr Calton Gore Road) Trinity College - Methodist B C08-28 theological College (White cliffe Art School) Grange Road 132, Mt.Eden St Albans Church portion of B E07-01 building in original Selwyn style (Scout Hall 1995) Great North Road, Western Springs (cnr Great North Road Tram Shelter (Bus shelter B D06-18 * and Stadium Road) 2005) Great North Road 335A, Grey Lynn Bakery (Commercial 1995) B C07-31 Great North Road 454, Grey Lynn Former Saint Joseph’s B D07-33 * Convent Great North Road 470, Grey Lynn St Joseph’s Catholic Church B D06-17 * and Bell Tower Great North Road 474, Grey Lynn Grey Lynn Public Library B D06-02 Great North Road 495-503, Grey Lynn Five Terrace Houses B C06-09 Great North Road 805, Western Springs Pumphouse (Motat 1995) A D06-01 * Great North Road 805, Western Springs Engineer’s House (MOTAT B D06-20 * 2010) Great North Road 1218-1220, Point Chevalier Ambassador Theatre B D04-21 * * (Commercial 2007) Great North Road 1630-1650, Avondale Church of Christ (Avondale B E04-12 Lions Hall) Great South Road and Mangere Road Cnr., Otahuhu War Memorial A J14-14 * CITY OF AUCKLAND - DISTRICT PLAN Page 6See key on page 1 ISTHMUS SECTION - OPERATIVE 1999 of this section updated 29/02/2012 APPENDIX 1 MAP ADDRESS SCHEDULED ITEM CAT INT SUR REF Great South Road and Mangere Road Cnr., Otahuhu Nixon monument A J14-13 * Great South Road 122, Remuera Remuera Railway Station B E10-23 * and Signal Box Great South Road 260, Greenlane Simpson House B E10-45 Greenlane West Brick wall, iron gates and B F09-52 ticket booths Greenlane West, Greenlane Hospital/National Womens Costley Blocks (2), B F09-22 * Hospital Greenlane Hospital. Greenlane West 197-211, (202-208 Cornwall Park), Huia Lodge B F10-31 * Cornwall Park Greenlane West 210, Greenlane Building 5: Greenlane B F09-53 * Hospital Grey Street 21, Cnr Grey and Onehunga Mall, Presbyterian Church B G10-26 Onehunga Grey Street 35, Onehunga House B G09-34 Grey Street 57, Onehunga Anglican Vicarage B G10-22 Grey Street 177, Onehunga “Kemp House” and coat of B G10-23 arms on facade. Heather Street 7-9, Parnell House B C09-46 Hillsborough Road 72a, Mt Roskill (Monte Cecilia Park) “Pah Homestead” (Arts A G08-02 * Centre 2010) Hillsborough Rd 72, Mt Roskill “The Pah” Stables (Monte B G08-10 * Cecila Convent 1995) Horoeka Avenue 14, Mt.Eden House B D08-41 Howe Street, Freemans Bay Beresford Street School B C08-21 * (Auckland Girls Grammar School Classrooms 1995) Howe Street 14, Newton Auckland Girls Grammar B C08-01 * School Huntly Avenue 16, Grafton House B C09-13 Hutton Street, Otahuhu Catholic Church Cemetery B I14-12 Jervois Road 43, Herne Bay Baptist Church B B07-08 Jervois
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