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ATTACHMENT A ATTACHMENT A HERITAGE FLOOR SPACE UPDATE - DECEMBER 2014 Heritage ATTACHMENT A Floor Space Update HFS awards, sales and development news December 2014 Introduction This issue of the Heritage Floor Space (HFS) Update reports on recent awards, sales and development applications which have been awarded or require the purchase of HFS. The award and allocation of Heritage Floor Space provides an incentive for the conservation and ongoing maintenance of heritage buildings within Central Sydney. Once conservation works have been completed and an award of HFS registered, HFS can be sold and transferred to a development which is required to purchase HFS to achieve the floor space proposed in the approved development application. Heritage Floor Space can be awarded in the B8 Metropolitan Centre Zone only. Its allocation is restricted to sites within Central Sydney where development exceeds specified Floor Space Ratios. The controls and requirements in respect to HFS are outlined in Sydney Local Environmental Plan 2012 (in particular Clauses 6.10 and 6.11) and Sydney Development Control Plan 2012 – Section 5.1.8. Contacting Owners of Heritage Floor Space Please note that the onus is on the applicant to pursue the owners of HFS in respect to any potential transfer. To facilitate this, the HFS Update includes the contact details of owners of HFS who have authorised the City to publish those details. Any other owner of HFS who wishes to have their contact details published is invited to contact Peter Blow on ph: 9265 9619 or [email protected] to obtain the form to be completed before the City can make those details public. Note: The applicant should contact Peter Blow on (02) 9265 9619 to confirm the amount of Heritage Floor Space outstanding and available for sale prior to any potential transfer. Recent HFS Activity Registered Awards There were no awards of Heritage Floor Space during 2014. Sales There were fourteen sales of Heritage Floor Space during 2014. The total amount of Heritage Floor Space transferred was 15,519.5m2 with an average price of $413 per sqm. Approved Awards One application was approved for the award of Heritage Floor Space during 2014 - 3,562.6m2 was approved for 153-159 Clarence Street, Sydney. Built circa 1882, this former warehouse at 60-62 Clarence Street is a reminder of the scale and quality of buildings in this part of Sydney. It has historic significance for its association with John Sands, one of Sydney’s oldest publishing companies that occupied the building between 1883 and 1905. The building has aesthetic significance for its extraordinary composition of polychrome brickwork, ceramic tile panelling with zigzag cream brick motifs, modelled cement emblems at first floor level and window joinery with carved barley-twist mullions, forming a harmonious, engaging ensemble that enriches the streetscape. 1 OUTSTANDING HERITAGE FLOOR SPACE - The owners of this HFSATTACHMENT may sell their HFS. Please contact the ownersA direct to enquire about the purchase of HFS. Remaining HFS from Awards Building SCHI No Address Owner m2 Name number available Parking Station 383-95a/ Kent Street/Sussex Street, DW & Co P/L 9 168-180 Sydney Capitol Theatre 4117 3 Campbell Street, Sydney City of Sydney/IPOH 2,212 AWA House 4086 45-47 York Street, Sydney Vaneri P/L 31 Retail Terrace 2150 77-79 York Street, Sydney Linkbond (Asia) Ltd 1,379 2100 104 King Street, Sydney Hillridge Investments 462 Ron Wakil - ph: 02 9290 9839 4050 414-418 Kent Street, Sydney Susan Varga 588 4050 414-418 Kent Street, Sydney Judith Langton 588 Company Building 4005 152-156 Clarence Street, Sydney Clarence Street Properties P/L 511 Qantas House 2014 68-96 Hunter Street, Sydney DEXUS Funds Management Ltd 359 2076 341 George Street, Sydney NGI Investments P/L 4,666 c/- Ms L. Straman - ph: 02 8281 6604 Metropolitan Fire Brigade 4119 211-217 Castlereagh Street, Sydney Minister for Emergency Services 8,541 Building (NSW Fire Brigades) Railway House 2161 19-31 York Street, Sydney Memocorp Australia P/L 4,423 c/- Mr Jae Kang - ph: 02 9279 1211 Former Central Agency 4018 48-58 Druitt Street, Sydney Henroth P/L 3,220 Building, aka Paisley Daniel Maurici - ph: 02 9212 7740 House Carla Zampatti Building 4053 435A-437 Kent Street, Sydney Carla Zampatti (NSW) P/L 4,145 Commerce Building 4168 345B Sussex Street, Sydney Commerce Building P/L 3,306 HFS remaining from awards 34,440 Remaining HFS from Allocations No Address Owner m2 available 533 Kent Street, Sydney C W Crawley 30 400 George Street, Sydney Farwell Investments P/L 105 10 Spring Street, Sydney Despa Deutsche Sparkassen Immobilien 13 Anlage Gesellschaft mbH 511-513 Kent Street, Sydney Toga Development 224 60-62 Castlereagh Street, Sydney Hooker Projects P/L 988 60 Castlereagh Street, Sydney Perpetual Nominees Ltd 2 210-216 Clarence Street, Sydney Red Breast P/L 85 Bill Rees - ph: 02 8217 8888 2 Park Street, Sydney Trust Company 0.5 339-347 Kent Street, Sydney MML Properties P/L & Athelas Ltd 25 16-20 Hunter Street, Sydney Leda Holdings P/L 35 8 Spring Street, Sydney J.P. Morgan Trust 2 37-51 Martin Place, Sydney Colonial Portfolio Services Ltd 943 Stockland Property Management Ltd 1,092 16-32 Bridge Street, Sydney National Australia Trustees Ltd 2 790-798 George Street, Sydney Bowmont P/L 1,174 c/- D. Low ph: 02 9212 4599 263-265 Castlereagh Street, Sydney Henroth Pty Ltd 6 77-79 Liverpool Street, Sydney Mehmet Cihan - ph: 0421 323 579 1,295 122-122B Pitt Street, Sydney 122 Pitt Street Sydney Ltd 678 2 OUTSTANDING HERITAGE FLOOR SPACE - The owners of this HFSATTACHMENT may sell their HFS. Please contact the ownersA direct to enquire about the purchase of HFS. Remaining HFS from Allocations No Address Owner m2 available 126 Phillip Street, Sydney Farwell Investments P/L 2,490 c/- Investa Properties Michael Cook - ph: 02 8226 9413 126 Phillip Street, Sydney Farwell Investments P/L 40 Ashington Management P/L 13 Undetermined CF Building Services P/L 1,620.5 Jeff Taitz or Robyn Shnier ph: 02 9233 4477 18-32 Jamison Street, Sydney Commonwealth Custodial Services P/L 1 Undetermined Valad Commercial Management Ltd 691 Undetermined Anson Developments (Australia) P/L 142 c/- Mr Wei Min Hu ph: 02 8296 8711 Undetermined Valad Commercial Management Ltd 1,390 184-190 Pitt Street, Sydney Westfield Management Ltd 10 168-174 Pitt Street, Sydney 77-83A Castlereagh Street, Sydney 97-99 Castlereagh Street, Sydney 14-24 College Street, Sydney Venus No.8 P/L 7 367-373A George Street, Sydney Kingvest P/L 44 367-373A George Street, Sydney Kingvest P/L 102 416-418 George Street, Sydney Fortius Funds Management P/L 39.5 416-418 George Street, Sydney Fortius Funds Management P/L 68.5 416-418 George Street, Sydney Fortius Funds Management P/L 37 108-120 Pitt Street, Sydney CFS Managed Property P/L and 242 CBus Property 5 Martin Place P/L 161 Clarence Street, Sydney Crown Central P/L 707 161-163 Clarence Street, Sydney 304 Kent Street, Sydney 161 Clarence Street, Sydney Multiplex (Clarence Street) P/L 310 161-163 Clarence Street, Sydney 161 Clarence Street, Sydney Multiplex (Clarence Street) P/L 505 161-163 Clarence Street, Sydney Undetermined Farwell Investments P/L 260 11 Alberta Street, Sydney Alberta Developments P/L 85 c/- Freya McLeod ph: 02 9274 1133 580 George Street, Sydney GPT Funds Management 2 P/L 14 168-190 Day Street, Sydney Loftex P/L 50 c/- George Banjanin ph: 02 8920 0516 HFS remaining from allocations 15,568 Total HFS outstanding 50,008 Note: Only whole amounts of HFS have been included in the “Remaining HFS from Allocations” table. 3 AWARD OF HERITAGE FLOOR SPACE SINCE 1 JANUARY 2009 ATTACHMENT A Building Name SCHI Street No. Address Vendor HFS HFS Number Approval Award Date Railway Institute Bldg 6031 101 Chalmers Street, Surry Hills Protono P/L 17/04/09 1,262 Metropolitan Fire 4119 211-217 Castlereagh Street, Sydney Minister for Emergency 11/09/09 8,541 Brigade Building Services (NSW Fire Brigades) Railway House 2161 19-31 York Street, Sydney Memocorp Australia P/L 10/12/09 4,423 National Building 4071 248A-250 Pitt Street, Sydney Carefree Holdings P/L 14/04/10 2,671 Former Central 4018 48-58 Druitt Street, Sydney Henroth P/L 08/04/11 3,220 Agency Building, aka Paisley House Carla Zampatti 4053 435A-437 Kent Street, Sydney Carla Zampatti (NSW) P/L 02/05/11 4,145 Building 5045 11-23 Rawson Place, Haymarket YHA Ltd 07/11/11 1,970 The Commerce 4168 345B Sussex Street, Sydney Commerce Building P/L 28/03/12 3,306 Building 4115 95 Bathurst Street, Sydney Minh Hai and Chi Thuyen Ta 09/05/12 910 John Sands Building 2051 60-62 Clarence Street, Sydney Levanai Nominees P/L 02/06/10 734 REGISTERED ALLOCATION OF HERITAGE FLOOR SPACE SINCE 1 JANUARY 2009 No Address Vendor Purchaser $/m2 HFS HFS (excl Transfer Transfer GST) Date 275 Pitt Street, Sydney Castle Partners IPOH Pty Ltd $451 26/03/2009 61 Finance Pty Ltd 531-535 George Street, Sydney Susan Agnes Fellar Eastside Investments P/L $330 29/04/2009 270 545-551 200-218 Goulburn Street, Sydney Valad Funds Management Anka (Darlinghurst ) P/L $350 17/08/09 849 Ltd 232-236 Pitt Street, Sydney Cicibuck P/L Pitt & Castlereagh P/L $340 15/02/2010 575.5 238-242 Pitt Street, Sydney 244-248 Pitt Street, Sydney 161-163 Castlereagh Street, Sydney 165-167 Castlereagh Street, Sydney 232-236 Pitt Street, Sydney Kulin Holdings P/L Pitt & Castlereagh P/L $360 22/03/2010 1720 238-242 Pitt Street, Sydney 244-248 Pitt Street, Sydney 161-163 Castlereagh Street, Sydney 165-167 Castlereagh Street, Sydney 232-236 Pitt Street, Sydney WG Sherman and Pitt & Castlereagh P/L
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