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Rocks Site Maps, Detailed. Jack Mundey Place, Playfair St, Atherden St. for Non-Market Days BUSHELLS BUILDINGPLACE 1 2 3 4 5 MERCHANT HOUSE 11 10 A 47 A TERRACE GEORGE STREET AVERY Atherden Street 8 - 6 SIRIUS ST. ATHERDEN ST. ATHERDEN 11 B B Monument 10 BUILDING) PLAYFAIR TERRACE (HARRINGTON C C SIRIUS OLD SYDNEY HOLIDAY ST. INN D STREET D PARK FOUNDATION PLAYFAIR HOUSE TERRACE TARA CUMBERLAND WALK Planter IMMIGRATION MILL THE LANE E Planter E ROCKS SQUARE OBSERVER HOTEL CLELAND Planter BOND Seat Planter GLOUCESTER Planter LANE STORE Planterboxes Seat Planterboxes Seat F F KENDALL ARGYLE 10 STORE WEST NORTH STORE HOUSE ARGYLE G G EAST SCARBOROUGH ST. MUSEUM DISCOVERY STORE ARGYLE STORES ARGYLE STORE PLAYFAIR SOUTH UNWIN LANE H H CENTRE CENTRE HOUSE 10 Planter VISITOR ROCKS ST. THE PENRHYN KENDALL SYDNEY HOTEL ORIENT ARGYLE BARNEY & ST. GEORGE I I RESERVE JACK 10 MUNDEY BLIGH PLACE ST. La Renaissance ARGYLE Patisserie Cafe ST. J Rooms J Endeavour Guylian 11 Tap Chocolate Belgian 0 10 25 40 55 70 85 Cafe100 115 130 m BUILDING HARRINGTON ZIA PIA SHEET #: SITE: DATE: LEGEND: PIZZERIA VH - BlankMap - Jack Munday, Playfair & Atherden St3 & 4 October, 2020 EVENT NAME: DRAFTSPERSON: SYDNEY CLOCKTOWER 65 COTTAGE REYNOLDS COVE Victor Lam NEWSAGENT REVISION #: SITE CONTACT: SCALE: LANEPAPER SIZE: Place Management NSW (as bar scale) A3 Level 6, 66 Harrington Street, CONTACT NUMBER: Place Management NSW ISSUE DATE: 02 9240 8500 The Rocks, NSW 2000 02 9240 8500 PO box N408, Grosvenor Place 1220 GREENWAY BUSHELLS BUILDINGPLACE 1 2 3 4 5 MERCHANT HOUSE 11 10 A 47 A TERRACE GEORGE STREET AVERY 3980 Atherden Street 8 - ROCKS 6 SIRIUS GEORGE THE TIMES MARKET ST. FROM IN 22251 ACCESS BUMP STREET. 3150 ATHERDEN VARIED ST. ATHERDEN 11 B PLAYFAIR STREET A B TAP Monument 10 BUILDING) ROCKS PLAYFAIR TERRACE PLAYFAIR STREET A THE MARKET TAP (HARRINGTON 4358 , FRIDAY C C AREA SIRIUS OLD SUNDAY & SYDNEY MARKET ROCKS SATURDAY HOLIDAY ST. INN D STREET ROCKS D MARKET PARK THE PLAYFAIR STREET A TAP PLAYFAIR ACCESS FOUNDATION HOUSE TERRACE FROM STREET. GEORGE BUMP VARIED IN TARA TIMES CUMBERLAND WALK Planter IMMIGRATION 3114 MILL THE LANE E 2183 Planter E ROCKS SQUARE 3406 OBSERVER HOTEL CLELAND Planter BOND Seat Planter 3141 GLOUCESTER Planter LANE STORE Planterboxes Seat 2923 Planterboxes Seat 4693 F F KENDALL ARGYLE 10 STORE WEST NORTH , STORE HOUSE FRIDAY ARGYLE AREA SUNDAY & 22330 G MARKET G EAST SCARBOROUGH ST. MUSEUM DISCOVERY ROCKS SATURDAY STORE ARGYLE STORES ARGYLE STORE PLAYFAIR SOUTH UNWIN , LANE TIMES FRIDAY H OUT H CENTRE CENTRE THIS AREA HOUSE ONLY 10 AT BUMP Planter STREET SUNDAY VISITOR EXIT & ROCKS ST. PLACE MARKET ACCESS THE PENRHYN PLAYFAIR KENDALL POINT. NO SYDNEY HOTEL ROCKS SATURDAY 3808 MUNDEY TIMES ORIENT ARGYLE JACK BARNEY ARGYLE IN TO & ST. GEORGE ROCKS EXIT FROM I BUMP MARKET VARIED I ARGYLE STREET - JACK MUNDEY PLACE RESERVE AREA 10 FRIDAY TAP JACK , SATURDAY 5714 BLIGH ACCESS STREET. VARIED MUNDEY & SUNDAY PLACE BUMP ST. VARIED La Renaissance STREET ARGYLE Patisserie Cafe ST. Rooms J GEORGE J OUTTIMES Endeavour Guylian 11 Tap Chocolate Belgian Cafe BUILDING HARRINGTON ZIA PIA SHEET #: SITE: DATE: LEGEND: PIZZERIA VH - Services 1 - Jack Mundey, Playfair & Atherden St3 & 4 October, 2020 EVENT NAME: DRAFTSPERSON: SYDNEY CLOCKTOWER 67 COTTAGE Venue Hire Area REYNOLDS COVE Victor Lam NEWSAGENT REVISION #: SITE CONTACT: SCALE: LANEPAPER SIZE: Place Management NSW (as bar scale) A3 Level 6, 66 Harrington Street, CONTACT NUMBER: Place Management NSW ISSUE DATE: 02 9240 8500 The Rocks, NSW 2000 02 9240 8500 PO box N408, Grosvenor Place 1220 GREENWAY Location ID Basic Information Location Notes Detail Information ARGYLE STREET 86 32amp 5pin switched outlet 415V Green power pillar opposite Argyle stores 3 Phase Single phase, Green power pillar opposite ARGYLE STREET 28 15amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V argyle stores Single phase Single phase, Green power pillar opposite ARGYLE STREET 27 15amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V argyle stores Single phase Single phase, Green power pillar opposite ARGYLE STREET 26 15amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V argyle stores Single phase Single phase, Green power pillar opposite ARGYLE STREET 29 15amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V argyle stores Single phase ARGYLE STREET 87 32amp 5pin switched outlet 415V Green power pillar opposite Argyle stores 3 Phase ARGYLE STREET 76 50amp 415V MCA Lawn - South Pitt 1 x 3phase 50amp. 1 x 3phase 40amp Single phase, Green power pillar opposite ARGYLE STREET 30 15amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V argyle stores Single phase Single phase, Green power pillar opposite ARGYLE STREET 31 15amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V argyle stores Single phase ARGYLE STREET - Single phase, Inside smart pole corner of JACK MUNDEY PLACE 24 15amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V Jack Mundey Place/George Street Single phase ARGYLE STREET - JACK MUNDEY PLACE 66 10amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V Single phase, Greenway Lane, beneath DB Single phase ARGYLE STREET - JACK MUNDEY PLACE 25 15amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V Single phase, Greenway Lane, beneath DB Single phase ARGYLE STREET - Single phase, Inside smart pole corner Jack JACK MUNDEY PLACE 21 15amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V Mundey Place / Playfair Street Single phase ARGYLE STREET - Single phase, Inside smart pole at entrance JACK MUNDEY PLACE 22 15amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V of rocks centre entrance Single phase ARGYLE STREET - Single phase, Inside smart pole opposite JACK MUNDEY PLACE 23 15amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V greenway lane Single phase Green power piller at bottom on bethel BETHEL STREET 12 15amp 3pin RCD protected outlet 240V steps Single phase Green power piller at bottom on bethel BETHEL STREET 13 15amp 3pin RCD protected outlet 240V steps Single phase Green power piller at bottom on bethel BETHEL STREET 10 15amp 3pin RCD protected outlet 240V steps Single phase Green power piller at bottom on bethel BETHEL STREET 11 15amp 3pin RCD protected outlet 240V steps Single phase Campbell Store dock roller door, Metal CAMPBELLS COVE 2 20amp 3pin GPO 240V enclosure beside Single phase Campbell Store dock roller door, Metal CAMPBELLS COVE 3 20amp 3pin GPO 240V enclosure beside Single phase Campbell Store dock roller door, Metal CAMPBELLS COVE 4 20amp 3pin GPO 240V enclosure beside Single phase CAMPBELLS COVE 99 5pin switched outlet Campbells Cove Edge, Power Pole 3 Phase CAMPBELLS COVE 98 5pin switched outlet Campbells Cove Edge, Power Pole 3 Phase Metal enclosure beside Campbell Store CAMPBELLS COVE 82 32 Amp 5pin switched outlet 415V dock roller door Single phase Single phase, Fingers wharf DB on CAMPBELLS COVE 44 10amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V Campells Cove jetty Single phase CAMPBELLS COVE 9 15amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V Campells Cove jetty, Fingers wharf DB Single phase Metal enclosure beside Campbell Store CAMPBELLS COVE 81 32amp 5pin switched outlet 415V dock roller door Single phase Single phase, Dawes Point Park un DAW POINT PARK 40 10amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V underground box, unable to locate Single phase Single phase, Dawes Point Park un DAW POINT PARK 39 10amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V underground box, unable to locate Single phase Single phase, Dawes Point Park un DAW POINT PARK 38 10amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V underground box, unable to locate Single phase Single phase, Dawes Point Park un DAW POINT PARK 41 10amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V underground box, unable to locate Single phase FIRST FLEET PARK 69 10amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V First Fleet Park - Mounted on Silver DB Single phase FIRST FLEET PARK 91 32amp 5pin switched outlet 415V Mount on first Fleet Park Silver DB 3 Phase FIRST FLEET PARK 92 32amp 5pin switched outlet 415V Mount on first Fleet Park Silver DB 3 Phase Inside Flirst Fleet Park garden bed green FIRST FLEET PARK 90 32amp 5pin switched outlet 415V DB 3 Phase First Fleet Park - Inside garden bed green FIRST FLEET PARK 68 10amp 3pin double GPO 240V DB Single phase Inside Flirst Fleet Park garden bed green FIRST FLEET PARK 88 32amp 5pin switched outlet 415V DB 3 Phase Inside Flirst Fleet Park garden bed green FIRST FLEET PARK 89 32amp 5pin switched outlet 415V DB 3 Phase Inside First Fleet Park Silver DB back FIRST FLEET PARK 93 32amp 5pin switched outlet 415V onclosure 3 Phase Single phase, First Fleet park garden bed FIRST FLEET PARK 32 15amp 3pin RCD protected outlet 240V green power turret Single phase Single phase, First Fleet park Albert Street FIRST FLEET PARK 37 15amp 3pin RCD protected outlet 240V Side garden bed green power turret Single phase Single phase, First Fleet park garden bed FIRST FLEET PARK 34 15amp 3pin RCD protected outlet 240V green power turret Single phase Single phase, First Fleet park garden bed FIRST FLEET PARK 33 15amp 3pin RCD protected outlet 240V green power turret Single phase Inside First Fleet Park Silver DB back FIRST FLEET PARK 95 32amp 5pin switched outlet 415V onclosure 3 Phase Inside First Fleet Park Silver DB back FIRST FLEET PARK 94 32amp 5pin switched outlet 415V onclosure 3 Phase Single phase, First Fleet park Albert Street FIRST FLEET PARK 36 15amp 3pin RCD protected outlet 240V Side garden bed green power turret Single phase Single phase, First Fleet park Albert Street FIRST FLEET PARK 35 15amp 3pin RCD protected outlet 240V Side garden bed green power turret Single phase GEORGE STREET Single phase, Next to garden large flood MIDDLE 46 10amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V light behind cadmans cottage Single phase 3phases 50amp 5pin switched outlet, GEORGE STREET Sailors Thai (Wild ginger)/ Billich Gallery MIDDLE 72 50amp 415V Main Witch room beside Door 3 Phase GEORGE STREET Single phase, Next to garden small flood MIDDLE 45 10amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V light behind cadmans cottage Single phase GEORGE STREET NORTH 101 Unkown Rocks Market Usage 3 Phase Single phase, Inside public toilet DB GEORGE STREET enclosure George Street under Sydney NORTH 42 10amp 3pin double GPO 240V Harbour Bridge Single phase GEORGE STREET NORTH 100 Unkown Rocks Maret Usage 3 Phase HICKSON ROAD RESERVE 43 10amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V Mounted on DB Single phase HICKSON ROAD RESERVE 8 15amp 3pin swtiched outlet 240V Mounted on DB Single phase Adjacent Dawes Point Park MSB - lower LOWER FORT STREET 7 15amp swtiched outlet 240V forts street steps Single phase MUSEUM OF MCA Middle Pitt, 1 x 3phase 50amp.
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