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Heritage Council of NSW Heritage Office Annual Report 1999 – 2000 APPENDICES APPENDICES A Additions & Deletions to the State Heritage Register 80 B Attendance at Heritage Council & Committee Meetings 86 C Recommendations of the Heritage Council of NSW 87 D Summary of Funding Programs 99 E Freedom of Information Act 146 F Equal Employment Opportunity Disclosure 147 G Management of the Heritage Office 148 H Accounts Payable Performance 149 I Financial Statements 150 INDEX 185 79 79 APPENDIX A ADDITIONS AND DELETIONS TO THE REGISTER KEPT UNDER SECTIONS 22 & 31 OF THE HERITAGE ACT 1977 INTERIM HERITAGE ORDERS MADE UNDER SECTION 22 OF THE HERITAGE ACT 1977 (AS AMENDED) BETWEEN 1 JULY 1999 AND 30 JUNE 2000 Item Address Local Govt Area Date North West County Council 129 Otho Street, Inverell Inverell 05-Nov-1999 Building Drummond Lea 14 Clifton Street, Balmain Leichhardt 25-Feb-2000 Melocco Brothers Factory 1 Booth Street, Annandale Leichhardt 26-May-2000 (former) Cooerwull Presbyterian Great Western Hwy, Bowenfels Lithgow 03-Mar-2000 Church Hilderlea 7 The Crescent, Manly Manly 07-Dec-1999 Highbury 165 High Street, Kirribilli North Sydney 07-Dec-1999 House 15 Cremorne Road, Cremorne Point North Sydney 12-Nov-1999 House 57 Cremorne Road, Cremorne Point North Sydney 12-Nov-1999 House 17 Cremorne Road, Cremorne Point North Sydney 12-Nov-1999 Cottages 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, 39 Morehead South Sydney 12-Nov-1999 Street, Redfern House 20 Martin Road, Centennial Park South Sydney 18-Feb-2000 The Yellow House 57-59 Macleay Street, Potts Point South Sydney 12-May-2000 The Yellow House 57-59 Macleay Street, Potts Point South Sydney 31-Mar-2000 New England Brass and Iron 6 East Street, Uralla Uralla 08-Oct-1999 Lace Foundry Fifield House Fifield Lane, Yass Yass 07-Dec-1999 STATE HERITAGE REGISTER LISTINGS MADE UNDER SECTION 31 OF THE HERITAGE ACT 1977 (AS AMENDED) BETWEEN 1 JULY 1999 AND 30 JUNE 2000 Item Address Local Govt Area Date Babworth House 103 Darling Point Road, Darling Point Woollahra 13-Aug-99 80 Chinese Market Gardens Bunnerong Road, La Perouse Randwick 13-Aug-99 Epping Forest Mississippi Crescent, Kearns Campbelltown 13-Aug-99 Victoria Theatre (former) 8-10 Perkins Street, Newcastle Newcastle City 27-Aug-99 Yiu Ming Temple 16-22 Retreat Street, Alexandria South Sydney 24-Sep-99 Broughton House 43a Thomas Street, Parramatta Parramatta City 01-Oct-99 Christ Church King Street, Bungonia Mulwaree 01-Oct-99 Wing Hing Long & Co. 10 Ruby Street, Tingha Guyra 29-Oct-99 Store Joadja kerosene oil shale Joadja Road, Joadja Wingecarribee 05-Nov-99 mining and refining site Arnprior - Welcome Reef Mayfield Road, Larbert Tallaganda 18-Nov-99 Dam Avon Dam Avon Dam Road, Avon Dam Wingecarribee 18-Nov-99 Bankstown Reservoir Hume Highway, Bankstown Bankstown 18-Nov-99 Botany Swamps (Botany Between Botany and Mascot, including Botany 18-Nov-99 Reserve) Eastlakes, Botany Bradfield Carrier Fiddens Wharf Road To Knox Street, Ku-Ring-Gai 18-Nov-99 West Killara Burns Bay Aqueduct Head Of Burns Bay, Lane Cove Lane Cove 18-Nov-99 Cataract Dam Cataract Dam Road, Cataract Dam Wollondilly 18-Nov-99 Centennial Park Reservoir Oxford Street, Paddington Randwick 18-Nov-99 Chatswood Reservoirs 559 Pacific Highway, Artarmon Willoughby 18-Nov-99 Cooks River Aqueduct Cooks River, Marrickville Marrickville 18-Nov-99 Cordeaux Dam Cordeaux River, Cordeaux Wollondilly 18-Nov-99 Crown Street Reservoir & Crown Street, Surry Hills South Sydney 18-Nov-99 Site Double Bay Compressed Air Cross Street and Jamberoo Lane, Woollahra 18-Nov-99 Ejector Station Double Bay Glen-Dor - Welcome Reef Windellama Road, Lower Boro Mulwaree 18-Nov-99 Dam Johnston's Creek Sewer Hogan Park, Off Taylor Street, Marrickville 18-Nov-99 Aqueduct Annandale/ Glebe Khama Lea - Welcome Reef Khama Lea Off Larbert Road, Larbert Tallaganda 18-Nov-99 Dam La Vista - Welcome Reef La Vista Larbert Road, Larbert Tallaganda 18-Nov-99 Dam Lewisham Aqueduct Grosvenor Crescent East, Lewisham Marrickville 18-Nov-99 Manly Dam King Street, Manly Vale Warringah 18-Nov-99 Mayfield - Welcome Reef Mayfield Road, Lower Boro Mulwaree 18-Nov-99 Dam 81 Mayfield Homestead - Mayfield Road, Lower Boro Tallaganda 18-Nov-99 Welcome Reef Dam Medlow Bath Reservoir Delmonte Avenue, Medlow Bath Blue Mountains 18-Nov-99 Megarritys Bridge Warragamba Dam, Warragamba Wollondilly 18-Nov-99 Mosman Bay Aqueduct Reid Park, Mosman Mosman 18-Nov-99 Mount Dorothy Reservoir Caloola Road, Wentworthville Parramatta City 18-Nov-99 Nepean Dam - Wall & Avon Dam Road, Bargo Wollondilly 18-Nov-99 Valve House Ooranook - Welcome Reef Mayfield-Charleyong Road, Stewarts Mulwaree 18-Nov-99 Dam Crossing Penshurst Reservoir Penshurst Avenue, Laycock Road, Hurstville 18-Nov-99 Leeder Avenue, Penshurst Petersham Service Reservoir New Canterbury Road, Petersham Marrickville 18-Nov-99 & Site Potts Hill Pumping Station Brunker Road, Bankstown Bankstown 18-Nov-99 (remains) Potts Hill Reservoirs 1 & 2 Cooper Street & Brunker Road, Bankstown 18-Nov-99 and Site Yagoona Pressure Tunnel Shaft No.1 Rookwood Road, Bankstown Bankstown 18-Nov-99 & associated infrastructure Prospect Reservoir & Reservoir Road, Prospect Blacktown City 18-Nov-99 surrounding area Prospect Reservoir Valve East Of Reservoir, Prospect Blacktown City 18-Nov-99 House Sewage Pumping Station 1 Pyrmont Street, Pyrmont Sydney City 18-Nov-99 Sewage Pumping Station 11 Deloitte Avenue, Birchgrove Leichhardt 18-Nov-99 Sewage Pumping Station 12 Washington Street, Sydney Sydney City 18-Nov-99 Sewage Pumping Station 18 Rushcutters Bay Park, Rushcutters Bay Woollahra 18-Nov-99 Sewage Pumping Station 2 Pyrmont Bridge Rd & Wattle Street, Sydney City 18-Nov-99 Pyrmont Sewage Pumping Station 27 Callan Park, Rozelle Leichhardt 18-Nov-99 Sewage Pumping Station Carrington Road, Marrickville Marrickville 18-Nov-99 271 Sewage Pumping Station 3 Booth Street, Annandale Leichhardt 18-Nov-99 Sewage Pumping Station 38 General Holmes Drive, Mascot Rockdale 18-Nov-99 Sewage Pumping Station 4 Rose Street, Annandale Leichhardt 18-Nov-99 Sewage Pumping Station 42 Bennelong Road, Homebush Bay Concord 18-Nov-99 Sewage Pumping Station 5 Hutchinson Street, Annandale Leichhardt 18-Nov-99 Sewage Pumping Station 6 Lilyfield Road, Rozelle Leichhardt 18-Nov-99 Sewage Pumping Station 7 Robert Street, Rozelle Leichhardt 18-Nov-99 82 SWSOOS NO.2 Bay Street, Botany Botany 18-Nov-99 Track Coxs River Arms, Lake Burragorang, Blue Mountains 18-Nov-99 Warragamba Dam Upper Canal System From Prospect to Wollondilly, Wollondilly 18-Nov-99 Veteran Hall - 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    Offices with More than 100 Full-time Bargaining Unit Employees in Report Date Rate Schedule Codes A, C, M, P, Q November 10, 2006 ADMIN PERFORMANCE CLUSTER/ INSTALL ADMIN ID INSTALLATION-BID EMPLOYEE AREA DISTRICT ID FINANCE CLUSTER NAME COUNT CAPITAL METRO BALTIMORE PFC FM08 230378 BALTIMORE POST OFFICE 3196 FM92 232090 COLUMBIA POST OFFICE 158 FN21 232826 EASTON POST OFFICE 119 FN44 233348 FREDERICK POST OFFICE 304 FN65 233744 GLEN BURNIE POST OFFICE 111 TD74 230387 LINTHICUM INCOM MAIL FAC 504 CAPITAL PFC BT34 105000 WASHINGTON POST OFFICE 2649 FM22 230675 BETHESDA POST OFFICE 261 FN53 233528 GAITHERSBURG POST OFFICE 181 FN97 234554 HYATTSVILLE POST OFFICE 267 FQ16 237480 SOUTHERN MARYLAND PRC/DIST 1588 FQ37 237884 ROCKVILLE POST OFFICE 384 FQ59 238478 SILVER SPRING POST OFFICE 429 RT24 238750 SUBURBAN MD PROC/DIST CTR 742 TF83 231420 CAPITOL HEIGHTS POST OFFICE 128 GREATER SOUTH CAROLINA PFC NC51 451480 CHARLESTON (SC) POST OFFICE 429 NC65 451800 COLUMBIA (SC) POST OFFICE 927 ND09 452940 FLORENCE POST OFFICE 203 ND38 453620 GREENVILLE POST OFFICE 606 NF31 458320 SPARTANBURG POST OFFICE 133 GREENSBORO PFC KM12 362192 DURHAM POST OFFICE 304 KN03 363192 GREENSBORO POST OFFICE 1124 KN04 363193 GREENSBORO BULK MAIL CTR 541 KN38 363560 HICKORY POST OFFICE 232 KN42 363600 HIGH POINT POST OFFICE 124 KQ83 366352 RALEIGH POST OFFICE 1197 KR06 366608 ROCKY MOUNT POST OFFICE 243 KT92 368712 WINSTON-SALEM POST OFFICE 333 MID-CAROLINAS PFC KK42 360304 ASHEVILLE POST OFFICE 361 KL40 361392 CHARLOTTE POST OFFICE 1874 KM56 362680 FAYETTEVILLE POST OFFICE 625 KM75 362912 GASTONIA POST OFFICE 108 CAPITAL METRO U.S.