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Citywide Rules. Heritage Appendix Note: In list A the Heritage Items are listed in CHI number order and should be used in conjunction with the Planning Maps. In list B the Heritage Items are listed in alphabetical order (street address). heritage appendix HERITAGE ITEMS List A: Heritage Items listed in CHI number order LEGAL CHI NO. LOCATION DESCRIPTION CATEGORY INTERIOR DESCRIPTION 828 Hobsonville Cemetery, Headstones, graves containing Category II No Pt Allot 21 BLKXI 1 Scott Road, Hobsonville families from nearby brickworks, Waitemata including R.O. Clark Jnr. Significance attributed to historical value. 1088 Whenuapai Village Hall, 41 1950s weatherboard building, Category III No Lot 24 DP 15956 BLK Waimarie Road, Whenuapai Significance attributed to VI community, pattern & landmark values. 1089 Former Church, Weatherboard building, built 1890s. Category II No Lot 10 DP 3104 302 West Coast Road, Glen Significance attributed to historical, Eden architectural & community values. 1092 Glen Eden Railway Station, Weatherboard railway station Category I Yes SEC 1 SO 70422 West Coast Road, Glen Eden] building. Significance attributed to historical, architectural & pattern values. 1093 Playhouse Theatre, Art Deco style red brick structured Category II No Lot 5 DP 1946 15 Glendale Road, Glen Eden building, built 1935. Significance attributed to architectural, historical, landmark & visual values. 1100 Dwelling Weatherboard, transitional villa, built Category II No Lot 1 DP 54424 109 Hepburn Road, Glendene circa 1915. Significance attributed to historical & architectural and pattern values. 1102 Dwelling Weatherboard cottage, built 1870s. Category II No Lot 2 DP 51411 105 Hepburn Road, Glendene Significance attributed to historical, heritage fund assistance architectural & pattern values. 1105 Dwelling L-shaped brick villa with front Category II No Lot 3 DP 1931 236 Hepburn Road, Glendene verandah, built 1890s. Significance attributed to architectural values. 1109 Dwelling, 1920s weatherboard bungalow. Category II No Lot 2 DP 59385 11 Punga Road, Whenuapi Significance attributed to historical & architectural values. 1113 Gun Emplacements WW1 anti-aircraft gun Category i No Lot 5 DP 138786 Near Pringle & Beach Roads emplacements. Intersection, Te Atatu Significance attributed to historical & pattern values. 1115 Dwelling, Weatherboard colonial cottage, built Category III Yes Lot 1 DP 48414 2 Fowey Avenue, Te Atatu 1880s. Significance attributed to historical, architectural & visual values. 1119 Te Atatu Holy Family Catholic Concrete A-frame church building Category II No Lot 23 Deeds Whau 14 Church, with a framed glass front facade, 92-94 Taikata Road, Te Atatu built 1960’s. Significance attributed to architectural, landmark, community/ cultural, pattern & visual values. 1120 Post Office, 1920s weatherboard building. Category II No Lot 125 DP 31409 57 Ferry Parade, Herald Island Significance attributed to historical & architectural values. 1124 Dwelling, Weatherboard bungalow, built Category II No Lot 5 DP 50426 12 Rewarewa Road, Te Atatu 1920s. Significance attributed to historical & architectural values. 1125 Dwelling, Ornate plaster walled bungalow, Category III No Lot 12 DP 59518 46 Rewarewa Road, Te Atatu built 1920s. Significance attributed to architectural values. heritage appendix 2 This page updated March 2012 HERITAGE ITEMS List A: Heritage Items listed in CHI number order LEGAL CHI NO. LOCATION DESCRIPTION CATEGORY INTERIOR DESCRIPTION 1127 Dwelling, Two storey timber weatherboard Category II No Lot 8 DP 47729 17 Ayrton Street, Te Atatu building, built 1910. Significance attributed to historical & architectural values. 1131 Shop - Weatherboard clad shop built circa Category II No Lot 125 DP 31409 52 Ferry Parade, Herald Island 1953. Significance attributed to historical value. 1133 First Methodist Church, Stucco walled building, built 1924. Category II No Lot 42 DP 38305 Corner Te Atatu & Taikata Significance attributed to historical, Street, Te Atatu architectural & community values. 1139 Dwelling, Plaster clad English cottage style. Category II No Lot 1 DP 40492 5 Bridge Avenue, Te Atatu Significance attributed to architectural & visual values. 1144 Dwelling, Plaster/brick, English style cottage, Category III No Lot 5 DP 27327 20 Tirimoana Road, Te Atatu built 1920s. Significance attributed to historical & architectural values. 1153 Dwelling, Ornate weatherboard bay villa, built Category III No Lot 142 DP 31409 62 Ferry Parade, Herald Island 1880s. Significance attributed to architectural value. 1154 Former Massey Post Weatherboard building, built 1930s. Category II No Pt Lot 1 DP 80003 Office,393-397 Don Buck Road, Significance attributed to historical, Massey landmark & sense of place values. 1160 Dwelling, Weatherboard cottage, built 1910. Category II No Lot 1 DP 64770 44 Royal Road, Massey Significance attributed to historical values. 1162 Dwelling, Cement render, clay tile roof Category II No Lot 1 DP 69759 333 Royal Road, Massey cottage, built early this century. Significance attributed to architectural values. 1170 Dwelling, Weatherboard building, turn of the Category III No Lot 1 DP 56442 87 Glen Road, Massey century. Significance attributed to historical & architectural values. 1173 Henderson Substation, Group of three buildings near site Category III No Lot 1 DP 146083 2 Lincoln Park Ave, Henderson entrance, built 1930-40s comprising three storeyed brick building, cement render building and brick shed . Significance attributed to historical & architectural values. 1174 Radio NZ - Transmitter Building, Art Deco style, masonry structured Exterior: Category I Yes - 1930’s transmitter Lot 8 DP 1034 2-12 Selwood Road, Massey building, built 1936. Significance Interior: Category III equipment attributed to historical, architectural, landmark & visual values. 1180 Stringer Dam, Wheeler Stream, Timber Stringer Dam, built 1920s. Category I No Wainamu, Bethells Significance attributed to historical and pattern values. 1181 Stringer Dam,Wainamu Stream, Stringer Dam, built 1920s. Category I No Wainamu, Bethells Significance attributed to historical and pattern values. 1198 Three unit house, Clark’s glazed ceramic blocks, semi- Category I No Pt Lot 2 House No 67 18 Clark Road, Hobsonville detached building built 1880s. Significance attributed to historical, architectural & pattern values. heritage appendix 3 HERITAGE ITEMS List A: Heritage Items listed in CHI number order LEGAL CHI NO. LOCATION DESCRIPTION CATEGORY INTERIOR DESCRIPTION 1210 Dwelling, Two-storey English cottage timber Category III No Lot 358 DP 25642 39 Kopiko Road, Titirangi weatherboard building with a brick base, built 1930s. Significance attributed to historical & architectural values. 1211 Dwelling, Single storey brick building with tiled Category III No Lot 359 DP 25642 41 Kopiko Road, Titirangi gabled roof, built 1930s. Significance attributed to historical & architectural values. 1218 Cottage, Simple, end gabled timber Category II No Lot 5 DP 54666 11 Huia Road, Titirangi weatherboard cottage built turn of the century. Significance attributed to historical, architectural & visual values. 1224 Church, Weatherboard church building with Category II No Lot 1 DP 2503 of Allot 711 Swanson Road, Swanson/ iron gabled roof built 1901. 115 Waipareira Ranui Significance attributed to historical & architectural values. 1226 Dwelling, Art Deco style building finished with Category III No Lot 7 DP 23604 Flat 1 710 Swanson Road, Swanson cement render, started in 1948. DP 123286 Significance attributed to historical & architectural values. 1227 Shed, Concrete building, built 1940s. Category III No Lot 1 DP 7651 680 Swanson Road, Swanson Significance attributed to historical values. 1234 Dwelling, Weatherboard house, built 1870s. Category II No Lot 1 DP 122022 731 Swanson Road, Swanson/ Significance attributed to historical & Ranui architectural values. 1235 Dwelling, L-plan timber weatherboard bay Category III No Lot 1 DP 67027 749 Swanson Road, Swanson villa, built late 19th century. Significance attributed to historical & architectural values. 1236 Dwelling, Weatherboard bay villa, built turn of Category III No Lot 9 DP 16383 757 Swanson Road, Swanson the century. Significance attributed to historical & architectural values. 1237 Lopdell House, Concrete building with clay tile roof, Category I Yes Allot 676 & 740 418Titirangi Road, Titirangi built 1936. SO 47638 Significance attributed to historical, architectural, visual/landmark & community/cultural values. 1241 Titirangi Soldiers’ Memorial Concrete block building with Category II No Lot 3 DP 16793 Church, Marseilles tile roof. 116 Park Road, Titirangi Significance attributed to historical, architectural & visual values. 1242 Dwelling, Weatherboard cottage with hipped Category II No Lot 1 DP 123769 1 Williams Road, Hobsonville roof and a bullnosed verandah, built 1880s. Significance attributed to architectural, historical & visual values. 1248 Dwelling, Ornate timber bay villa, turn of the Category II No Lot 1 DP 25147 Corner Scenic Dr & Kohu Road, century. Titirangi Significance attributed to historical, architectural & landmark values. 1249 Dwelling, Timber weatherboard clad villa with Category II No Lot 19 DP 44258 2/12 Pooks Road, Swanson/ gabled front bay, built 1890s. Ranui Significance attributed to historical & architectural values. heritage appendix 4 HERITAGE ITEMS List A: Heritage Items listed in CHI number order LEGAL CHI NO. LOCATION DESCRIPTION CATEGORY INTERIOR DESCRIPTION 1252 Judo Club, Tiled hipped
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