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Location of Historical Heritage Figure 7-8 | Hornsby: Location of historical heritage 485: SRA electricity plant and signal box HORNSBY LEGEND 0 200 HORNSBY LEP Heritage Item Metres Normanhurst Station Pennant Hills Beecroft EastwoodEastwood_SS West Ryde PARRAMATTA Rhodes Sinclair Knight Merz does not warrant that this DATA SOURCES document is definitive nor free of error and does Concord West Imagery: AUSIMAGE 2011, Contextual information: LPMA 2014, Streetworks 2001, not accept liability for any loss caused or arising Sydney Trains 2014, RailCorp 2014, SHR 2014, DoP 2014 from reliance upon information provided herein. STRATHFIELD SYDNEY REVIEW OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS Strathfield to Hornsby Signal Power Supply Upgrade 23/05/2014 | I:\ENVR\Projects\EN04405\Technical\Spatial\ArcMap\EN04405_REF_F007_HeritageItems_r2v2.mxd Newcastle Spatial Team - Prepared by : KM Checked by : AW Figure 7-9 | Normanhurst: Location of historical heritage 602: Roadside trees and bushland NORMANHURST Normanhurst Power Room & Padmount LEGEND 0 200 HORNSBY LEP Heritage Item Metres Normanhurst Station Pennant Hills Beecroft EastwoodEastwood_SS West Ryde PARRAMATTA Rhodes Sinclair Knight Merz does not warrant that this DATA SOURCES document is definitive nor free of error and does Concord West Imagery: AUSIMAGE 2011, Contextual information: LPMA 2014, Streetworks 2001, not accept liability for any loss caused or arising Sydney Trains 2014, RailCorp 2014, SHR 2014, DoP 2014 from reliance upon information provided herein. STRATHFIELD SYDNEY REVIEW OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS Strathfield to Hornsby Signal Power Supply Upgrade 23/05/2014 | I:\ENVR\Projects\EN04405\Technical\Spatial\ArcMap\EN04405_REF_F007_HeritageItems_r2v2.mxd Newcastle Spatial Team - Prepared by : KM Checked by : AW Figure 7-10 | Penrith and Beecroft: Location of historical heritage PENNANT HILLS 139: Bushland SHI 4801062: Beecroft Railway Station Group and Bushland Corridor C2: Beecroft, Cheltenham Heritage Conservation Area 142: Beecroft Railway Station and garden BEECROFT Beecroft Power Room & Padmount LEGEND 0 320 HORNSBY LEP Heritage Item Metres Normanhurst Station Pennant Hills LEP Heritage Item - Beecroft s170 RailCorp Register Conservation Area EastwoodEastwood_SS West Ryde PARRAMATTA Rhodes Sinclair Knight Merz does not warrant that this DATA SOURCES document is definitive nor free of error and does Concord West Imagery: AUSIMAGE 2011, Contextual information: LPMA 2014, Streetworks 2001, not accept liability for any loss caused or arising Sydney Trains 2014, RailCorp 2014, SHR 2014, DoP 2014 from reliance upon information provided herein. STRATHFIELD SYDNEY REVIEW OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS Strathfield to Hornsby Signal Power Supply Upgrade 23/05/2014 | I:\ENVR\Projects\EN04405\Technical\Spatial\ArcMap\EN04405_REF_F007_HeritageItems_r2v2.mxd Newcastle Spatial Team - Prepared by : KM Checked by : AW Figure 7-11 | Epping: Location of historical heritage EPPING SHI 4801911: Epping Railway Station Group LEGEND 0 200 HORNSBY Metres Normanhurst Station Pennant Hills Beecroft s170 RailCorp Register EastwoodEastwood_SS West Ryde PARRAMATTA Rhodes Sinclair Knight Merz does not warrant that this DATA SOURCES document is definitive nor free of error and does Concord West Imagery: AUSIMAGE 2011, Contextual information: LPMA 2014, Streetworks 2001, not accept liability for any loss caused or arising Sydney Trains 2014, RailCorp 2014, SHR 2014, DoP 2014 from reliance upon information provided herein. STRATHFIELD SYDNEY REVIEW OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS Strathfield to Hornsby Signal Power Supply Upgrade 23/05/2014 | I:\ENVR\Projects\EN04405\Technical\Spatial\ArcMap\EN04405_REF_F007_HeritageItems_r2v2.mxd Newcastle Spatial Team - Prepared by : KM Checked by : AW Figure 7-12 | Rhodes: Location of historical heritage RHODES I25: Rhodes Railway Station - Platforms 2 & 3 01235: Rhodes Railway Station group Rhodes Power Room & Padmount I118: Rhodes Industrial Park - grounds LEGEND 0 200 HORNSBY LEP Heritage Item Metres Normanhurst Station Pennant Hills Beecroft State Heritage Register EastwoodEastwood_SS West Ryde PARRAMATTA Rhodes Sinclair Knight Merz does not warrant that this DATA SOURCES document is definitive nor free of error and does Concord West Imagery: AUSIMAGE 2011, Contextual information: LPMA 2014, Streetworks 2001, not accept liability for any loss caused or arising Sydney Trains 2014, RailCorp 2014, SHR 2014, DoP 2014 from reliance upon information provided herein. STRATHFIELD SYDNEY REVIEW OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS Strathfield to Hornsby Signal Power Supply Upgrade 23/05/2014 | I:\ENVR\Projects\EN04405\Technical\Spatial\ArcMap\EN04405_REF_F007_HeritageItems_r2v2.mxd Newcastle Spatial Team - Prepared by : KM Checked by : AW Figure 7-13 | Concord West: Location of historical heritage I395: Concord West Railway Station park - landscape SHI 4801042: Concord I394: Concord West West Railway Station Railway Station Group and Park - train station CONCORD WEST Concord West Power Room LEGEND 0 200 HORNSBY LEP Heritage Item Metres Normanhurst Station Pennant Hills Beecroft s170 RailCorp Register EastwoodEastwood_SS West Ryde PARRAMATTA Rhodes Sinclair Knight Merz does not warrant that this DATA SOURCES document is definitive nor free of error and does Concord West Imagery: AUSIMAGE 2011, Contextual information: LPMA 2014, Streetworks 2001, not accept liability for any loss caused or arising Sydney Trains 2014, RailCorp 2014, SHR 2014, DoP 2014 from reliance upon information provided herein. STRATHFIELD SYDNEY REVIEW OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS Strathfield to Hornsby Signal Power Supply Upgrade 23/05/2014 | I:\ENVR\Projects\EN04405\Technical\Spatial\ArcMap\EN04405_REF_F007_HeritageItems_r2v2.mxd Newcastle Spatial Team - Prepared by : KM Checked by : AW Figure 7-14 | North Strathfield: Location of historical heritage SHI 4801029: North Strathfield Railway Station Group NORTH STRATHFIELD I397: Street trees (adjacent to North Strathfield Railway Station) - landscape LEGEND 0 200 HORNSBY LEP Heritage Item Metres Normanhurst Station Pennant Hills Beecroft s170 RailCorp Register EastwoodEastwood_SS West Ryde PARRAMATTA Rhodes Sinclair Knight Merz does not warrant that this DATA SOURCES document is definitive nor free of error and does Concord West Imagery: AUSIMAGE 2011, Contextual information: LPMA 2014, Streetworks 2001, not accept liability for any loss caused or arising Sydney Trains 2014, RailCorp 2014, SHR 2014, DoP 2014 from reliance upon information provided herein. STRATHFIELD SYDNEY REVIEW OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS Strathfield to Hornsby Signal Power Supply Upgrade 23/05/2014 | I:\ENVR\Projects\EN04405\Technical\Spatial\ArcMap\EN04405_REF_F007_HeritageItems_r2v2.mxd Newcastle Spatial Team - Prepared by : KM Checked by : AW Figure 7-15 | Strathfield: Location of historical heritage I29: Railway Bridge with Arnotts Sign over Parramatta Road HOMEBUSH SHI 4801129: Strathfield Railway Triangle and Flyover 01055: Strathfield rail underbridges STRATHFIELD 01252: Strathfield Railway Station group LEGEND 0 200 HORNSBY LEP Heritage Item Metres Normanhurst Station Pennant Hills Strathfield substation where Beecroft State Heritage Register work will occur inside the switch board EastwoodEastwood_SS s170 RailCorp Register West Ryde PARRAMATTA Rhodes Sinclair Knight Merz does not warrant that this DATA SOURCES document is definitive nor free of error and does Concord West Imagery: AUSIMAGE 2011, Contextual information: LPMA 2014, Streetworks 2001, not accept liability for any loss caused or arising Sydney Trains 2014, RailCorp 2014, SHR 2014, DoP 2014 from reliance upon information provided herein. STRATHFIELD SYDNEY REVIEW OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS Strathfield to Hornsby Signal Power Supply Upgrade 23/05/2014 | I:\ENVR\Projects\EN04405\Technical\Spatial\ArcMap\EN04405_REF_F007_HeritageItems_r2v2.mxd Newcastle Spatial Team - Prepared by : KM Checked by : AW Strathfield to Hornsby Power Supply Upgrade Review of Environmental Factors A substantial amount of heritage and archaeological investigations have been undertaken within the study area and significant proportion of the study area has already been recognised and protected through listing on various local and state registers. As a result, there is not likely to be any additional heritage items of relevance identified as part of this assessment. The previous assessments for other works in the rail corridor, as discussed in the Strathfield to Hornsby Power Supply Upgrade Program Non-Aboriginal Heritage Assessment (Jacobs SKM, 2014), indicate that the significance of Concord West Railway Station and Concord West Railway Station Park would be much reduced by the NSRU works and no longer meet the criteria for local listing. 7.6.2. Potential impacts Of the 14 heritage items assessed, two would be potentially impacted, and 12 would not be impacted by the Proposal. The proposed works, impacts and mitigation measures for historical heritage items area summarised in Table 7-21 . EN04405_S2H signal power supply upgrade REF_final © TfNSW 2013 Page 106 of 141 Strathfield to Hornsby Power Supply Upgrade Review of Environmental Factors Table 7-21: List of historical heritage items in the study area, proposed works, impacts, mitigation measures and statutory requirements Item No Item name Proposed works Impact description 1 Hornsby Railway Station Group No works within the LEP or s170 heritage No impact as the distance from the proposed and Barracks boundary works is sufficient. 1 SRA electricity plant and signal Decommissioning two transformers within the LEP Physical works are proposed within the LEP box
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