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Natural and Cultural Heritage Proposal 9

Revised Proposal for Topic 9.3 Historic

20 April 2016

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Key:

1. Rules within this chapter which have immediate legal effect at the time of public notification are shown in blue. 2. Black bold underline and strikethrough are changes that were made to the notified proposal, and filed on 4 November 2015. 3. Red bold underline and strikethrough show further changes to the revised proposal of 4 November 2015, and are made in conjunction with Caroline Rachlin's evidence in chief filed on 18 December 2015. 4. Red bold underline and strikethrough changes made to Appendix 9.3.6.3 - Heritage Item and Heritage Setting Exemptions from Zone and Transport Rules as consequential changes resulting from decisions or current revised proposals of other Chapters and therefore are not notated with submission number and name references. 5. Purple bold underline and strikethrough show further changes to the revised proposal of 18 December 2015, and are made in conjunction with Caroline Rachlin's rebuttal evidence filed on 15 January 2016. 6. Green bold underline and strikethrough show further changes to the revised proposal of 17 January, made in conjunction with information tabled by Caroline Rachlin at the Proposal 9 Hearings on 2 February 2016. 7. Bold blue underline and strikethrough show further changes to:

a. The 2 February tabled version (as relates to the objectives, policies and rules and the changes and new definitions of demolition and deconstruction respectively); and b. Those definitions which formed part of the revised proposal set out under point 5 above.

With this including changes following mediations on 21, 22 and 30 March 2016 and discussions with submitters. Words in orange underlined are definitions and will be linked to the definition in Chapter 2.

c. Minor changes which were made through Council's revised proposal of 16/03/16 as part of the definitions evidence / revised proposal for stage 2/3 definitions is shown within the definitions below (as italics - black bold underline and strikethrough).

Note: This updated Revised Proposal includes only Section 1: Historic Heritage provisions, and Definitions for Historic Heritage.

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9.3 Historic Heritage

9.3.1 Objective – Historic Heritage

a. The contribution of Hhistoric heritage is maintained recognising the important contribution it makes to the district’s distinctive character and identity is maintained through the protection and conservation of significant and its role in recovery. b. Maintain historic heritage in a way which through: i. a. Enables and supports the ongoing use and adaptive re-use of The appropriate management of identified historic heritage values; and ii. b. Facilitatesing the retention, repair, and reconstruction recovery of damaged heritage items damaged in the Canterbury earthquakes of 2010 and 2011; while; and, iii. c. Recognising Takes into account the condition of buildings, particularly those that have suffered effects of the Canterbury earthquakes damage, and the effect of financial and engineering factors on the ability to retain, restore, and continue using them. heritage items. [#3721.418 - 422, Crown, pg90, and 3721.418.304, Crown, pg71]

9.3.2 Policies 9.3.2.1 Policy - Protection of Sites of Ngāi Tahu Cultural Significance a. Work with Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu and Papatipu Rūnanga to identify and assess sites of Ngāi Tahu cultural significance for listing in the District Plan, including culturally significant landscapes, wāhi tapu and wāhi taonga. b. List sites of Ngāi Tahu cultural significance in the District Plan and recognise and protect Ngāi Tahu values, including protection from inappropriate subdivision, use and development. c. Protect sites of Ngāi Tahu cultural significance listed in the District Plan, through providing for their protection from inappropriate subdivision, use and development. [#3722.1 Te Runanga o Ngāi Tahu, pg3]

9.3.2.2 Policy - Protection of Significant Historic Heritage – Heritage Items and Heritage Settings a. Protect from inappropriate subdivision, use and development, heritage items and heritage settings which are listed in the District Plan as High Significance [Group 1], or Significant [Group 2]. The identification of significance [including for High Significance] is based on assessment according to the values set out under Policy 9.3.2.3 [i] – [vi], and the assessment for a level of High Significance under Policy 9.3.2.3[b]. [#3721, Crown, 3721.424, pg91]

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9.3.2.321 Policy - Protection of Significant Historic Heritage - Identification and Assessment of Historic Heritage Places for Scheduling in the District plan Heritage Items and Heritage Settings - Assessment and Identification a. Identify historic heritage places which represent cultural and historic themes and activities of importance to the district, and assess them for significance according to the following values: i. Historical and social value:; Historical and social values that demonstrate or are associated with: a particular person, group, organisation, institution, event, phase or activity; the continuity and/or change of a phase or activity; social, historical, traditional, economic, political or other patterns; ii. Cultural and spiritual value: ; Cultural and spiritual values that demonstrate or are associated with the distinctive characteristics of a way of life, philosophy, tradition, religion, or other belief, including: the symbolic or commemorative value of the place; significance to Tangata Whenua; and/or associations with an identifiable group and esteemed by this group for its cultural values; iii. Architectural and aesthetic value:; Architectural and aesthetic values that demonstrate or are associated with: a particular style, period or designer, design values, form, scale, colour, texture and material of the place; iv. Technological and craftsmanship value:; Technological and craftsmanship values that demonstrate or are associated with: the nature and use of materials, finishes and/or technological or constructional methods which were innovative, or of notable quality for the period; v. Contextual value:; Contextual values that demonstrate or are associated with: a relationship to the environment (constructed and natural), a landscape, setting, group, precinct or streetscape; a degree of consistency in terms of type, scale, form, materials, texture, colour, style and/or detail; recognised landmarks and landscape which are recognised and contribute to the unique identity of the environment; and vi. Archaeological and scientific significance value; Archaeological or scientific values that demonstrate or are associated with: the potential to provide information through physical or scientific evidence an understanding about social historical, cultural, spiritual, technological or other values of past events, activities, structures or people; and

b. Assess whether the historic heritage places has met a level of either for High 'Significant' ce or High Significance, through assessing it against the following: based on whether they have:

i. To meet the level of Significant (Group 2) the historic heritage place must:

A. Meet at least one of the values under Policy 9.3.2.1 (a)(i)-(vi) at a significant or high level; and

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B. Be of significance to the Christchurch District (and may also be of significance nationally or internationally), because it conveys aspects of the district's contextual/thematic development, and thereby contributes to the district's sense of place and identity; and C. Have a moderate degree of authenticity (based on physical and documentary evidence) to justify that it is of significance to the district ; and D. Have a moderate degree of integrity (based on how whole or intact it is) to clearly demonstrate that it is of significance to the district.

ii. To meet High Significance (Group 1) the historic heritage place must:

A. Meet at least one criterion of the values under (a)(i)- (vi) above at a high level; and B. Be of significance to the Christchurch District (and may also be of significance nationally or internationally), because it conveys important aspects of the district's contextual/thematic development, and thereby makes a strong contribution to the district's sense of place and identity, and C. Have a high degree of authenticity (based on physical and documentary evidence); and D. Have a high degree of integrity (particularly whole or intact heritage fabric and heritage values).

(i) a high degree of authenticity (based on physical and documentary evidence) ,; and (ii) a high degree of authenticity and/or integrity (particularly whole or intact heritage fabric and values) [including overall form and level of intactness], and (iii) and have a high overall significance to the district, or beyond the district, make an important because they: A. convey important aspects of contribution to the district's contextual development; and B. because of their important contribution to district sense of place and identity; and [#3721.25, Crown; #3630.6, Annandale, pg5; #3646.11, GT Developments (2011) Ltd, p6]

c. Schedule List (#3674, Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga) significant historic heritage places [heritage as heritage items and heritage settings] where:

(i) The thresholds for that are of High Significance (Group 1)and Significant (Group 2) or High Significance (Group 1) in the District Plan,. are met as outlined in 9.3.2.1b; and and protect them from inappropriate subdivision, use and development. [#3721.424, Crown, pg 91] (ii) The physical condition of the heritage item, and any necessary retention, repairs or reinstatement work would not significantly compromise the heritage values and

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integrity of the heritage item to the extent that it would no longer retain its heritage significance; unless (iii) Any engineering and financial factors are identified that would make it unreasonable to schedule the heritage item.

d. Schedule the interiors of heritage items only to the extent that the interior heritage fabric of those heritage items has been clearly identified in the schedule.

9.3.2.23 Policy - Protection of Significant Historic Heritage – Heritage Items and Heritage Settings a. Protect heritage items and heritage settings which are scheduled listed (#3674, Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga) in the District Plan from inappropriate subdivision, use and development. [Church Property Trustees [CPT], #3610, pg 4; #3721, Crown, 3721.424, pg91]

b. In the management of heritage items take into account that due to their respective heritage values, Significant (Group 2) heritage items are potentially capable of accommodating a greater degree of change resulting from works to the heritage item, than High Significance (Group 1) heritage items.[#3721.25, Crown)

9.3.2.2 - Policy - Heritage Areas

a. Identify groups of related historic places within a geographical area which represent cultural and historic themes and activities of importance to the district and assess them for significance and their relationship to one another according to: i. the criteria set out under Policy 9.3.2.1; and ii. whether the area is a comprehensive, collective and integrated place.

b. Schedule historic heritage areas that have been assessed as significant in accordance with Policy 9.3.2.2(a).

9.3.2.34. Policy - Protection of Significant Historic Heritage - Heritage Areas - Future Assessment and Identification a. Identify historic heritage areas which represent cultural and historic themes and activities of importance to the district, and assess them for significance according to the values set out under Policy 9.3.2.321[a]. b. Develop a framework for the protection of heritage values within heritage areas, including through scheduling listing (#3674, Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga) in the District Plan, and through the use of education, advice, and assistance.

9.3.2.3 Management of Significant Historic Heritage

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a. Manage the effects of subdivision, use and development on heritage items, heritage settings and heritage areas which are scheduled in the District Plan in a way that: (i) Protects and conserves heritage values from inappropriate subdivision, use and development; (ii) Provides for the ongoing use and adaptive reuse of historic heritage places in a manner that is sensitive to their heritage values while recognising the need for works to be undertaken to accommodate their long term viability taking into account engineering and financial factors; (iii) Recognises the need for a flexible approach to heritage management, with particular regard to enabling repairs, heritage investigative works, heritage upgrades to meet building code requirements, restoration and reconstruction, in a manner which is sensitive to the heritage values of the heritage item b. Any works to heritage items and heritage settings should be in accordance with the following principles: i. Identify and assess the heritage values and their significance; ii. Assess the sensitivity of the heritage values to any proposed changes; iii. Focus any changes to those parts of heritage items or heritage settings, which have more potential to accommodate change ; iv. Conserve, and wherever possible enhance, the authenticity and Integrity of heritage items and settings, particularly in the case of High Significance (Group 1) heritage items and heritage settings; v. Identify, minimise and manage risks or threats to the structural integrity of the heritage item and the heritage values of the heritage item, including from natural hazards vi. Document the material changes to the heritage item and heritage setting in the Statements of Significance. vii. Be reversible wherever practicable. viii. Distinguish between new work and existing heritage fabric in a manner that is sensitive to the heritage values.

c. Manage land use and subdivision within heritage areas scheduled on the planning maps in a way that:

(i) Avoids significant adverse effects on heritage values; and (ii) Enables development which is compatible with the historic heritage values of the area.

9.3.2.45 Policy - Archaeological Sites a. Assist Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga in the identification and protection of archaeological sites through the resource consent process. (#3610.5, Church Property Trustees)

9.3.2.56 Policy - Heritage Conservation Management and Heritage Principles – Heritage Items and Heritage Settings

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a. Works to heritage items and settings should follow best practice heritage conservation management and heritage principles. In particular work should: i. be based on an understanding of, and respect for, heritage fabric and values including through the use of conservation plans(#3721,Crown); ii. involve the least possible loss of heritage fabric and values; iii. retain reinstate (#3721, Crown)heritage fabric and values whenever possible to maintain or enhance heritage significance; iv. maintain, and whenever possible enhance, the authenticity and integrity of heritage places, particularly in the case of High Significance (Group 1)heritage items and heritage settings; v. be reversible whenever possible; and vi. be documented and recorded.

9.3.2.567 Policy – Ongoing, Viable Use of Heritage Items and Heritage Settings a. Provide for the appropriate ongoing, viable use, including and adaptive reuse and economic viability [#3721.436, Crown, pg 91]of heritage items and heritage settings, including the following:recognising and providing for the need for works necessary [#3610.6, Church Property Trustees [CPT], pg 4; 3692.14, The Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Chch, pg 13] as a result of damage incurred from the Canterbury earthquakes of 2010 and 2011 through: i. Enabling rRepairs and maintenance. ii. Enabling tTemporary activities. iii. Enabling sSpecific exemptions to zone and transport rules to provide for the establishment of a wider range of activities. iv. Providing Enabling for [#3721.437,Crown, pg91] Alterations, restoration, reconstruction, and heritage upgrade works, including seismic, fire and access upgrades., taking account of where they are consistent [#3610.7, CPT, pg5; #3692.15,The Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Chch, pg13; #3693.14, Albert Hall Limited, pg7; #3718.20, Tailorspace Limited, pg8; #3639.36 Greg & Mia Gaba, pg10]; with the heritage conservation management and heritage principles in Policy 9.3.2.56. v. Providing for alterations, including restoration of heritage items, where they are in accordance with heritage conservation management and heritage principles in Policy 9.3.2. 56. vi. Providing for Signs on heritage items, and within heritage settings. [#3721.440, Crown, pg 93] where they are in accordance with heritage conservation management and heritage principles in Policy 9.3.2.56. vii. Providing for alterations of New buildings in heritage settings., including new buildings and signs where they are in accordance with heritage conservation management and heritage principles in Policy 9.3.2.56

9.3.2. 678 Policy - Relocation of Heritage Items within and Beyond Heritage Settings

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a. Provide for the relocation of a heritage item within its heritage setting, where the relocation will maintain the heritage significance of the heritage item. b. Protect heritage items from relocation beyond its heritage setting except: i. When alternatives which retain the item within its setting have been explored, and relocation is demonstrated to be the only reasonable option to provide for the retention and ongoing viable use, including adaptive re-use of the heritage item and maintaining heritage significance; and ii. Where the location provides a setting compatible with the item’s heritage value.

9.3.2.7 Policy - Utilities

Ensure that utilities, where they are required by their locational, technical or operational requirements to be located within or on a heritage item or setting, are appropriately designed, located and installed to maintain as far as practicable the specific values of that heritage item or setting.

9.3.2. 89 Policy - Demolition of Heritage Items a. Avoid the demolition of heritage items unless exceptional circumstances can be demonstrated. the heritage item cannot otherwise be retained having regard to matters including the following: b. In considering whether exceptional circumstances exist take account of: i. Whether there is a threat to life and property for which interim protection measures would not remove that threat. The risk to public (Church Property Trustees, The Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Christchurch, and Alpine Presbytery (#3670); and Church Property Trustees (#3610); and The Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Christchurch (#3692); health and safety from retention of the heritage item. (ii) Whether tThe extent of the work required ability to retain and repair the heritage item is of such a scale that the as an alternative to demolition, without significantly compromising the heritage values and integrity of the heritage item would be significantly compromised. (iv) Whether the costs to retain the heritage item, (particularly as a result of damage) would be unreasonable. Iii(iv) The ability to retain the overall heritage values and significance of the heritage item through a reduced degree of demolition iv. The level of significance of the heritage item v. Whether the demolition is the only practical means of providing a significant public benefit from a development proposal. that could not otherwise be achieved and that outweighs the benefits of retaining the item. (#3721,Crown) v. The ability to retain the heritage item, particularly those that are earthquake damaged, and provide for an economically viable use

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vi. Whether demolition is for the purposes of providing for the temporary and reversible dismantling of parts of buildings or structures where this is necessary for the purposes of seismic strengthening, restoration or repair. [#3721.443, Crown, pg 93; #3486.5, N & T Tyler, pg 7; #3610.9, CPT, pg 5; 3639.37, Greg & Mia Gaba, pg10; #3670.31, The Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Chch and Alpine Presbytery, Church Property Trustees; #3692.16, The Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Christchurch, pg 14; #3693.15, Albert Hall Limited, pg 7; #3718.11, Tailorspace Property Limited, pg 8]

9.3.2.910 Policy - Awareness and Education of Historic Heritage a. Enhance the community’s awareness and understanding of the values of historic heritage, including sites of Ngāi Tahu cultural significance through education initiatives. b. Promote the use of conservation plans.

9.3.2.1011 Policy - Incentives and Assistance for Historic Heritage a. Provide incentives and technical advice (#3721,Crown)which to assist in achieving the retention, conservation and ongoing use of historic heritage, including earthquake repairs and seismic strengthening, in recognition of the public good value of heritage to the community.

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9.3.3 Rules - Historic Heritage 9.3.3.1 How to use the rules 9.3.3.1.1 These rules apply to scheduled listed (Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga, #3674) heritage items and heritage settings of High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2), and silent files. and heritage areas.

9.3.3.1.2 The planning maps identify sites that contain a heritage item and heritage areas.and silent files. Reference should also be made to: i. Appendix 9.3.6.1 Schedules of Significant Historic Heritage Places. ii. Appendix 9.3.6.2 Schedule of Silent File areas. iii. Appendices 9.3.6.4 and 9.3.6.5 Significant Historic Heritage Items and Settings Aerial Maps. iii. Appendix 9.3.6.6 and Appendix 9.3.6.7

9.3.3.1.3The schedules of Significant Historic Heritage Places (Appendix 9.3.6.1) contain the heritage item(s) which have met the significance threshold and their associated heritage setting, which make up a heritage place. Where heritage settings contain multiple items, a collective name for the heritage place is noted. Where the interiors of a heritage item are specifically scheduled this is stated in Schedule Appendix 9.3.6.1, with the specific interior heritage fabric protected for that heritage item scheduled in Appendix 9.3.6.7

9.3.3.1.4 The Significant Historic Heritage Items and Settings Aerial Maps (Appendices 9.3.6.4 and 9.3.6.5) show an outline of each heritage item. The item outline shows the extent of the roofline and the footprint of the parts or whole of the features contained within the heritage item. The aerial maps also show the extent of the associated setting, which do not always follow cadastral boundaries. Some open spaces contain multiple individual heritage items and settings and have status as a heritage item in their own right.

9.3.3.1.5 The rules that apply to heritage items, heritage settings and silent file areas are contained in the Activity Status Tables (including Activity Specific Standards) in Rules 9.3.3.2.1 to 9.3.3.2.67.

9.3.3.1.6 Rules contained in zone chapters and district wide chapters, including the utilities chapter and subdivision chapter (#3674, Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga) [including other sections of the Natural and Cultural Heritage chapter] also apply to activities within heritage items, heritage settings and silent file areas. The rules that relate to utilities within heritage items and heritage settings can be found in Chapter 11 (Transpower, #3494) (except refer to 9.3.3.1.7 below) Specific exemptions to zone and transport rules to enable a wider range of activities to establish within Heritage Items and Heritage Settings are identified in Appendix 9.3.6.3. These specific exemptions only apply where: i. the heritage item is retained in situ; or ii. resource consent has been granted for relocation of the heritage item within its heritage setting.

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9.3.3.1.7 The rules in Activity Status Table 9.3.3.2 shall not apply to works undertaken to electrical equipment located within heritage items in the Schedule of Significant Historic Heritage Places (at Appendix 9.3.6.1) as heritage item numbers 201, 207, 489, 544, 600 and 624) where such works are associated with the replacement, repair, maintenance and minor upgrading of the electricity distribution network and do not damage the building envelope. [#3720.36, Orion, pg 13] 9.3.3.8 Activities are permitted in heritage settings (subject to other rules in this Plan), except from the new buildings in heritage settings, see Rule 9.3.3.2.3 RD2 [#3323.28, Lyttelton Port Company Limited (LPC)], and temporary structures and signage in heritage settings, see Rule 9.3.3.2.1 P4, P5, and P6. 9.3.3.9 For rules for signage on heritage items and heritage settings the rules in Chapter 69 apply, except where expressly stated under Rule 9.3.3.2.1. 9.3.3.10 For Annandale Woodshed heritage setting (12 Starvation Gully Road), the rules for new buildings under Rule 9.3.3.2.3 shall not apply to the modification of, or new stockyards within the heritage setting (#3630, Annandale). 9.3.3.11 For Elmwood Park heritage item, the rules for heritage items shall not apply to the area shown as marked on the heritage aerial map 672). 9.3.3.12 The matters of discretion for heritage areas apply only to the Akaroa Heritage Area (HA1), and apply when triggered by a rule in the underlying chapter.

9.3.3.1.97 Advice Note Reference should also be made to other applicable legislation and requirements including the following: a. The Building Act and Building Code; b. The Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Act 2014 in relation to any modification or destruction of archaeological sites; c. In relation to crematoria and cemeteries, work involving monuments may also require a Monumental Work permit from Council’s Assets and Network Unit; d. Any work affecting heritage items and settings which may be subject to heritage orders are required to comply with the separate procedures specified in Part 8 of the Resource Management Act 1991.

9 3.3.2 Activity Status Table 9.3.3.2.1 Permitted Activities – Heritage Items and Heritage Settings (High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2)). The activities listed below are permitted activities if they comply with the Activity Specific Standards set out in this table and all relevant rules in the applicable zone chapter and other chapters. Activities may also be controlled, restricted discretionary, discretionary, or non-complying as specified in Rules 9.3.3.2.2 to 9.3.3.2. 67. The rules in the table below include restrictions on what may be done with heritage fabric. Confirmation that particular fabric is not heritage fabric, and therefore is not subject to those rules/standards, can be obtained by obtaining a certificate in accordance with Appendix 9.3.6.9 - Certification of non-heritage fabric.

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Activity Activity Specific Standards

a. Any temporary scaffolding must be erected: P1 Maintenance of a heritage item i. without fixing to the heritage item (except where this would breach health and safety requirements) Church Property Trustees, The Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Christchurch, and Alpine Presbytery (#3670); and Church Property Trustees (#3610); and The Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Christchurch (#3692); and protective material must be used to prevent damaging the surface of the heritage fabric;. or ii. under the design and/or supervision of a qualified heritage professional. practitioner on a Council approved list. a. Heritage fabric removed is limited to the P2 Repairs to a heritage item amount immediately [#3721, Crown, pg 94] necessary to carry out the associated work.

And

Any repairs shall be undertaken either:

A. In accordance with the following:

b. Any temporary scaffolding must be erected without fixing to the heritage item (except where this would breach health and safety requirements) Church Property Trustees, The Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Christchurch, and Alpine Presbytery (#3670); and Church Property Trustees (#3610); and The Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Christchurch (#3692); and protective material must be used to prevent damaging the surface of the heritage fabric. c. Introduced or new materials and new work shall be identifiable by use of a recognised conservation technique such as date stamping. d. The area the heritage fabric has been removed from shall be made weather tight.

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B. Under the design and/or supervision of a qualified heritage professional practitioner on a Council approved list. For Significant (Group 2) heritage items: P3 Heritage investigative and temporary works to

a Significant (Group 2)heritage item.., and a. Heritage fabric removed is limited to the Heritage investigative and temporary works to amount immediately [#3670.38, The Roman a High Significance (Group 1) heritage item, Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Christchurch where the works required are as a result of and Alpine Presbytery, Church Property damage sustained in the Canterbury Trustees, pg 16] necessary to carry out the earthquakes of 2010 and 2011. associated work.

And:

Any heritage investigative and temporary works shall be undertaken:

A. In accordance with the following:

b. Removed heritage fabric (excluding core drilling samples) shall be recorded, stored, and reinstated on completion of the works. c. The area the heritage fabric is removed from shall be made weather tight.

B. Under the design and/or supervision of a qualified heritage professional practitioner on a Council approved list.

For High Significance (Group 1) heritage items:

a. Heritage fabric removed is limited to the amount necessary to carry out the associated work.

And,

Any heritage investigative and temporary works shall be undertaken:

A. In accordance with the following:

b. Removed heritage fabric shall be recorded, stored, and reinstated on completion of the

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works. c. The area the heritage fabric is removed from shall be made weather tight.

d. Any heritage investigative and temporary works shall be undertaken under the design and/or supervision of a qualified heritage practitioner on a Council approved list.

a. The structure is removed within one month P4 The installation of tTemporary buildings or after the event. structures marquees or containers for events

in a heritage item which is an open space. (#3275, Arts Centre of Christchurch Trust Board; #3351 Canterbury Museum Trust Board)

a. The structure is removed within one month P5 The installation of tTemporary buildings or after the event. structures marquees or containers for events in a heritage setting. #3275, Arts Centre of Christchurch Trust Board; #3351 Canterbury Museum Trust Board)

a. Limited to: P6 Sign/Signage i. one sign per heritage item, not exceeding Clarification note: 0.2m2 in area; and The This rule Rules in Chapter 6 for signage, ii. one sign within a heritage setting, not including built form standards, apply applies exceeding 0.5m2 in area. to heritage items and heritage settings in a. For signs on heritage items addition to the rules for signage in Chapter 6 except where stated in this rule these i. protective material must be used to prevent additional standards apply. Where the rules damaging the surface of the heritage fabric, or conflict, this rule will prevail.(#3721,Crown) where fixing signs to the heritage item is necessary, the number of fixing points must be (#3602 Carter Group) limited to the amount minimum necessary to secure the sign. ii. b. For signs on heritage items, the method and materials used to fix to the heritage item must not permanently damage the any heritage fabric. unless that heritage fabric is of a type that is regularly replaced as part of maintenance activities. iii. the sign must not project out from a building above verandah level. b. c. For signs in heritage settings:, i. any sign which are is for the purposes of

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interpretation, the size of any sign shall not exceed 1.2m2 in size. ii d. For signs in heritage settings where the road frontage exceeds 50m, the maximum sign area shall be 0.5m2 per 50m of road frontage or part thereof, and the maximum area of any individual sign shall be 2.0m2. Any sign exceeding 0.5m2 in areas shall be separated from other signs by a minimum of 10m. (#3275, The Arts Centre of Christchurch Trust Board, pg7) b. The sign must be for one of the following purposes: i. Identification of activities within the heritage item or heritage setting. ii. Relate to information about the heritage item or heritage setting. iii. Safety signage in relation to the heritage item or heritage setting. c. Signs must not be fixed to a heritage item or obscure architectural features of a heritage item. cd. Signs must not be flashing or moving, or illuminated. (#3721,Crown)

a. Any temporary scaffolding must be erected P7 Works within a heritage setting: without fixing to any heritage item and a. Maintenance protective material must be used to prevent b. Repairs damaging the surface of the heritage fabric.

c. Restoration and Reconstruction

d. Heritage upgrade works e. Relocation f. Removal of buildings g. Modifications or additions to garden or landscaping, layout, or paths, paving, circulation, or on-site access, walk or cycle ways. h. Pruning or removal of trees. i. Maintenance and repair of roads.

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Clarification: P7 [a] - [f] relates to works to buildings, structures or features within heritage settings, but which are not listed in the District Plan as a heritage item. [#3323.28, Lyttelton Port Company Limited (LPC)]

a. Any building or earthworks must avoid direct P7 Development (i.e. buildings and earthworks) or indirect (i.e. vibration) impact on the on sites located above Monks Cave (HID underground scheduled heritage item. 1367), Moa Bone Point Cave (HID351), and the [#3723.271, Christchurch City Council, pg16] Lyttlelton Rail tunnel (HID 760) is not subject to the Historic Heritage Rules of section 9.3 where the following activity standard is met. [#3723.271, Christchurch City Council, pg16]

a. Regardless of any other rule, demolition or P8 Demolition and deconstruction of heritage deconstruction works carried out or items commissioned by the Chief Executive of the Canterbury Earthquake Authority under Section s38 of the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Act 2011. or section 77 of the Greater Christchurch Regeneration Act 2016.

b. Before making a decision under section 38, the Chief Executive of the Canterbury Recovery Earthquake Authority must consult with Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga and the Christchurch City Council. Replacement of buildings (which are not listed a. Buildings must reuse the existing floor pad P9 separately as a heritage item) in a heritage and foundations, or have upgraded or new setting or an open space heritage item, and foundations. where the replacement building is required as b. Buildings must be of the same location, a result of damage sustained in the footprint, form, scale and orientation as the Canterbury earthquakes of 2010 and 2011. damaged buildings [#3723.270, Christchurch City Council, pg16] c. The exterior of the building must be of compatible materials and colours with the damaged building and/or with the heritage item within the same setting.

Clarification: For a. to c. above, minor variations can be incorporated to the specified standards, providing there is not a material increase or variation. [#3723.270, Christchurch City Council, pg16] Heritage upgrade works - for: a. An heritage works plan earthquake P10 reconstruction and repair plan shall be Significant (Group 2) heritage items; and submitted to the Council in accordance with the heritage works plan at Appendix 9.3.6.8 for certification before commencing the heritage Group 1 (High Significance) heritage items, upgrade works. where the works are required as a result of

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damage sustained in the Canterbury earthquakes of 2010 and 2011. b. The plan required under (a) shall have been signed off by a qualified heritage practitioner on a Council approved list, prior to submitting to the Council for certification.

c. The plan required under (a) shall provide the information as set out in section X of Appendix X - Heritage Reconstruction and Repair Plan Certificate.

d. The works shall be undertaken in accordance with the certified heritage works plan.

Reconstruction and Restoration - for: a. An heritage works plan earthquake P11 reconstruction and repair plan shall be Significant (Group 2) heritage items; and submitted to the Council in accordance with the heritage works plan at Appendix 9.3.6.8 for Group 1 (High Significance) heritage items, certification before commencing the where the works are required as a result of reconstruction or restoration. damage sustained in the Canterbury earthquakes of 2010 and 2011. b. The plan required under (a) shall have been signed off by a qualified heritage practitioner on a Council approved list, prior to submitting to the Council for certification.

c. The plan required under (a) shall provide the information as set out in section X of Appendix X - Heritage Reconstruction and Repair Plan Certificate.

d. The works shall be undertaken in accordance with the certified heritage works plan.

Temporary lifting of a damaged heritage item a. The heritage item shall not be lifted to a P13 for the purposes of heritage investigative height exceeding 3.0m above any relevant works or repair recession plane in the applicable zone. b. The heritage item must be lowered back to its original position within 12 weeks of the lifting works having first commenced. c. The lifting and lowering shall be undertaken under the supervision of a qualified heritage professional. d. If the heritage item is located in a residential zone, the owners/occupiers of land adjoining the site shall be informed of the work at least seven days prior to the lift of the heritage item occurring. The information provided shall include details of a contact person, details of the lift, and the duration of the lift. e. The Council’s Resource Consents Manager shall be notified of the intention to lift the heritage item at least seven days prior to the lift occurring. The notification must include

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details of the lift, property address, contact details and intended start date.

Installation, modification or removal of a. Heritage fabric removed, or holes drilled or P14 systems and fixtures which form part of apertures created, is limited to the amount heating, cooling, ventilation, lighting, audio- necessary to carry out the associated work. visual, cooking, hot or cold water systems for buildings b. Materials or structures introduced shall not obscure heritage fabric.

d. Where the works affect heritage fabric they must be undertaken under the design and/or supervision of a qualified heritage professional.

9.3.3.2.2 Controlled Activities – Heritage Items - High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) The activities listed below are controlled activities. Conditions imposed are restricted to the matters over which control is reserved, as set out in the following table. The rules in the table below include restrictions on what may be done with heritage fabric. Confirmation that particular fabric is not heritage fabric, and therefore is not subject to those rules/standards, can be obtained by obtaining a certificate in accordance with Appendix 9.3.6.9 - Certification of non-heritage fabric.

Activity Matters over which control is reserved

C1 Heritage upgrade works for a. Matters of control for heritage upgrade works, and reconstruction and restoration of High Significance High Significance (Group 1) heritage (Group 1)and Significant (Group 2) heritage items, and items where either the works do not heritage investigative and temporary works for High comply with the activity specific Significance (Group 1) heritage items - 9.3.4.1 a to c h. standards in Rule 9.3.2.2.1 P10, or are not as a result of damage; and for Group 2 (Significant) heritage items which does not comply with the activity specific standards in Rule 9.3.2.2.1 P10.

C2 Reconstruction and Restoration for: a. Matters of control for heritage upgrade works, and reconstruction and restoration (#3721,Crown)of High (#3721,Crown) Significance (Group 1)and Significant (Group 2) High Significance (Group 1) heritage heritage items, and heritage investigative and items where either the works do not temporary works for High Significance (Group 1) comply with the activity specific heritage items - 9.3.4.1 - a - ch. standards in Rule 9.3.2.2.2 P11, or are not as a result of damage; and

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Group 2 (Significant) heritage items which does not comply with the activity specific standards in Rule 9.3.2.2.1 P11.

C3 Heritage investigative and temporary a. Matters of control for heritage upgrade works and works to a Significant (Group 1) heritage reconstruction of High Significance (Group 1) and item Significant (Group 2) heritage items, and heritage investigative and temporary works for High

Significance (Group 1) heritage items - 9.3.4.1 - a - ch.

C34 Demolition and deconstruction of the a. Matters of control for demolition and Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament deconstruction, Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, following heritage items other than 9.3.4.2 - a - c. where provided in P8 where there is a Section 38 notice in place: a. Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament (#3692.21, Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Christchurch, pg14) b. Christchurch Cathedral, 100 Cathedral Square (#3610, Church Property Trustees, pg 6)

C4 Temporary lifting of a damaged heritage a. Matters of control for temporary lifting or item for the purposes of heritage temporary moving, 9.3.4.3. a -c. investigative works or repair which does not comply with one or more of the activity specific standards in Rule 9.3.2.2.1

C5 Temporary moving of a damaged a. Matters of control for temporary lifting or heritage item for the purposes of temporary moving, 9.3.4.3. a -c. heritage investigative works or repairs.

9.3.3.2.3 Restricted Discretionary Activities – Heritage Items and Heritage Settings - High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) The activities listed below are restricted discretionary activities. Discretion to grant or decline consent and impose conditions is restricted to the Matters of Discretion set out in the following table. The rules in the table below include restrictions on what may be done with heritage fabric. Confirmation that particular fabric is not heritage fabric, and therefore is not subject to those rules/standards, can be obtained by obtaining a certificate in accordance with Appendix 9.3.6.9 - Certification of non-heritage fabric.

Activity The Council's discretion shall be limited to the following matters

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a. High Significance (Group 1) and Significant RD1 Alteration of a heritage item (Group 2) heritage items and heritage settings – 9.3.5.1 a - l. ab. Alteration of a heritage item - High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) heritage items - 9.3.5.2 a - h. 9.3.5.1 Alterations, New buildings, Relocations, Temporary Event Structures, Signage and Replacement of Buildings - Heritage Items and Settings - High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) - a. - p.

a. High Significance (Group 1) and Significant RD2 New buildings in a Alteration of a heritage (Group 2) heritage items and heritage settings – setting - new buildings 9.3.5.1 a - l. [#3323.30, Lyttelton Port Company Limited b. Alteration of a heritage setting - New buildings in (LPC)] heritage settings - High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) heritage settings - 9.3.5.3 a - e. 9.3.5.1 Alterations, New buildings, Relocations, Temporary Event Structures, Signage and Replacement of Buildings - Heritage Items and Settings - High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) - a. - p. a. High Significance (Group 1] and Significant RD3 New buildings, structures or features (Group 2) heritage items and heritage settings – located within an open space which is a 9.3.5.1 a - l. heritage item. b. New buildings, structures and features within open space heritage items - High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) heritage items - 9.3.5.4 a - e. 9.3.5.1 Alterations, New buildings, Relocations, Temporary Event Structures, Signage and Replacement of Buildings - Heritage Items and Settings - High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) - a. - p. a. High Significance (Group 1) and Significant RD4 Relocation of a heritage item within its (Group 2)heritage items and heritage settings – heritage setting. 9.3.5.1 a - l. b. Relocation of a heritage item within its heritage setting for High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) heritage items - 9.3.5.5 a - e. 9.3.5.1 Alterations, New buildings, Relocations, Temporary Event Structures, Signage and Replacement of Buildings - Heritage Items and Settings - High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) - a. - p.

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a. High Significance (Group 1) and Significant RD5 Any activity listed in 9.3.3.2.1 as P1, P2, P3 (Group 2) heritage items and heritage settings or P7 and P9 as a Permitted Activity that – 9.3.5.1 a - l. does not comply with one or more of the 9.3.5.1 Alterations, New buildings, Relocations, Activity Specific Standards for that activity. Temporary Event Structures, Signage and Replacement of Buildings - Heritage Items and Settings - High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) - a. - p.

Temporary event structures within a heritage RD6 Any activity listed in 9.3.3.2.1 P4 or P5 as a setting - High Significance (Group 1) and Significant Permitted Activity that does not comply (Group 2) heritage settings] 9.3.5.6 a and b. with one or more of the Activity Specific 9.3.5.1 Alterations, New buildings, Relocations, Standards for that activity. Temporary Event Structures, Signage and Replacement of Buildings - Heritage Items and Settings - High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) - a. - p. a. High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group RD7 Any activity listed in 9.3.3.2.1 P6 as 2) heritage items and heritage settings – 9.3.5.1 a - l. Permitted Activity that does not comply b. Signs - Heritage items and heritage settings - with one or more of the Activity Specific Group 1 (High Significance) and Group 2 (Significant) Standards for that activity. 9.3.5.7 a - e. 9.3.5.1 Alterations, New buildings, Relocations, Temporary Event Structures, Signage and Replacement of Buildings - Heritage Items and Settings - High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) - a. - p. 9.3.5.2 Demolition of the Cathedral of the Blessed RD8 Demolition of the Cathedral of the Sacrament Blessed Sacrament (other than as

provided for in Rule 9.3.3.2 C4)

9.3.5.2. Demolition of the west façade of the former RD8 Demolition of the west façade of the Public Trust Office - f. -j former Public Trust Office, 152 Oxford Terrace

9.3.3.2.4 Restricted Discretionary Activities – Silent File Areas The activities listed below are restricted discretionary activities. Discretion to grant or decline consent and impose conditions is restricted to the Matters of Discretion set out in the following table.

Activity The Council's discretion shall be limited to the following matters

RD1 The following activities in relation to any a. Matters of Discretion for Silent Silent File area:

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a. New buildings or additions to File Areas - 9.3.5.8 a -e. existing buildings; b. earthworks.

9.3.3.2.45 Non-notification Any resource consent application arising from Rule 9.3.3.2.2 C1, [#3414.22, Canterbury Jockey Club, pg 9; #3602. 263 Carter Group Limited (CGL) C2, C3, [#3602. 263 Carter Group Limited (CGL)]and C4, and Rule 9.3.3.2.3 RD5 will not require written approvals and shall not be publicly or limited notified. Any resource consent application arising from 9.3.3.2.4 RD1 will only require the written approval of the appropriate rūnanga and shall not be publicly notified.

9.3.3.2.56 Discretionary Activities – Heritage Items - High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) The activities listed below are discretionary activities.

Activity

D1 Relocation of a heritage item beyond its heritage setting.

D2 Demolition of a Significant (Group 2) heritage item [#3602.270, Carter Group; #3414.23, Canterbury Jockey Club, pg10] This rule does not apply to the demolition of the West façade of the Public Trust building (see Rule 9.3.3.2.3, RD8)

D3 Demolition of ChristChurch Cathedral, 100 Cathedral Square, other than provided for under Rule 9.3.3.2.1, P8

9.3.3.2.67 Non Complying Activities – Heritage Items - High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) The activities listed below are non-complying activities.

Activity

NC1 Demolition of a High Significance (Group 1) heritage item. [#3602.270, Carter Group, pg; #3414.23, Canterbury Jockey Club, pg10] This rule does not apply to the demolition and deconstruction of the following: Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament (see Rule 9.3.3.2.23 C3 RD8) Demolition of ChristChurch Cathedral (see Rule 9.3.3.2.5, D3)

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9.3.4 Matters of control - Historic Heritage 9.3.4.1 Matters of Control for Heritage Upgrade Works, and Reconstruction and Restoration (#3721,Crown) of High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) Heritage Items, and Heritage Investigative and Temporary Works for High Significance (Group 1) Heritage Items In considering whether or not to impose conditions in respect of heritage upgrade works and reconstruction of High Significance (Group 1) heritage items and Significant (Group 2) heritage items, and heritage investigative and temporary works for High Significance (Group 1) heritage items, the Council reserves control over the following matters: shall have regard to the following matters of control. a. The nature and extent of damage incurred as a result of the Canterbury earthquakes of 2010 and 2011. b. The level of intervention necessary to carry out the works, including to meet Building Act and Building Code requirements, and alternative solutions considered. a. Whether tThe form, materials, and methodologies to be used to are consistent with i. maintaining heritage values, including integration with, and connection to other parts of the heritage item; b The methodologies to be used to protect the heritage item during investigation upgrading, and recontruction c. c. Documentation of change during the course of works, and on completion of work by such means as photographic recording. d. The form, materials, and methodologies to be used for any of the parts of reconstructed elements resembles as closely as possible that of the heritage item and is based on documentary or physical evidence. e. For introduced or new materials, whether their appearance and profile resembles as closely as possible to the original, and the extent to which they need to be identifiable as new work, through the use of a recognised conservation approach such as date stamping. f. Where possible as much of the original heritage fabric is retained in situ, and heritage fabric removed is limited to the amount immediately necessary to carry out the associated works. Re-use and reinstatement of heritage fabric retrieved from the heritage item is maximised, particularly in the case of High Significance (Group 1) heritage items. g. The extent of photographic recording which is necessary to document changes, including prior to, during the course of the works and on completion,particularly in the case of High Significance (Group 1) heritage items, the need for a high level of photographic recording throughout the process of the works, including prior to the works commencing. h. Mitigation measures proposed to be implemented to protect the heritage item. Such mitigation measures, include but are not limited to the use of a temporary protection plan. (#3721.505, Crown) d Whether Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga has been consulted and the outcome of that consultation. (#3674, Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga)

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9.3.4.2 Demolition and deconstruction - Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament and Christchurch Cathedral In considering whether or not to impose conditions in respect of demolition and deconstruction of the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, the Council reserves control over the following matters:

a. The methodology for deconstruction including the phasing of the works, any heritage fabric which is to be retained, and how any heritage fabric to be retained is to be stored. b. A photographic record of the heritage item, including prior to, during the course of the works and on completion. c. Any mitigation measures, such as installation of interpretative panels on the site that identify the history and significance of the heritage item, and may include photographs, text and architectural plans of the building. (#3692. 2, Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Christchurch; #3610, Church Property Trustees, pg 7)

9.3.4.3 Temporary lifting or temporary moving of a damaged heritage item for the purposes of heritage investigative works or repair of heritage items and Settings

In considering whether or not to impose conditions in respect of temporary lifting of a damaged heritage item for the purposes of heritage investigative works or repairs for High Significance (Group 1) heritage items and Significant (Group 2) heritage items, the Council reserves control over the following matters: a. Measures to avoid or mitigate damage to the heritage item during moving. b. The duration of time that the item is to be lifted or moved. c. Measures to avoid or mitigate the effects of the temporary moving on neighbouring properties.

9.3.5 Matters of Discretion - Historic Heritage

9.3.5.1 Alterations, New buildings, Relocations, Temporary Event Structures, Signage and Replacement of Buildings - Heritage Items and Settings - High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) (#3721.506-513 The Crown) In considering whether or not to grant consent or impose conditions in respect of heritage items and heritage settings, the Council shall have regard to the following Matters of Discretion in considering proposals for alterations, new buildings, relocation, temporary event structures and signage.

9.3.5.1 High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) Heritage Items and Heritage Settings

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a. The nature and extent of damage incurred as a result of the Canterbury earthquakes of 2010 and 2011 including the and costs economoic viability to repair and reconstruct. b. The level of intervention necessary to carry out the works, including to meet Building Act and Building Code requirements, and alternative solutions considered. c. Whether the proposal will provide for ongoing and viable uses, including adaptive reuse, of the heritage item. d. Whether the proposal, including the scope of works and form, materials and methodologies are consistent with maintaining the heritage values of heritage items and heritage settings and maintaining significance, and whether the proposal will enhance heritage values, particularly in the case of High Significance (Group 1) heritage items and heritage settings. heritage places and in particular have regard to: i. the form, scale, mass materials, colour, design (including the ratio of solid to void), detailing (including the appearance and profile of materials used), and location of the heritage item; ii. the use of existing heritage fabric; iii. the extent of earthworks necessary as part of the proposal; iv. the necessity of the removal or transplanting of mature trees; v. the impact on public places; and vi. within a heritage setting, the relationship between elements, such as layout and orientation, form and materials. e. Whether The extent to which the works are in accordance with the principles in Policy 9.3.2.3 (b) best practice heritage conservation management and heritage principles and practices have been adopted, and whether the proposal will minimise impacts on heritage fabric and values, and i. is supported by a conservation plan or specialist expert heritage report, particularly in the case of High Significance (Group 1) heritage items.; and ii. f. The extent to which the proposal it is consistent with the Statements of Significance and Conservation Plans (which inform the pRDP) and ICOMOS New Zealand Charter for the Conservation of Places of Cultural Heritage Value (2010). gf. Whether the proposed work will have a temporary or permanent adverse effect on heritage form, layout, fabric or values and the scale of that effect, and any positive effects on heritage form, fabric or values. hg. The extent to which the heritage fabric has been damaged by natural events, weather and environmental factors and the necessity of work to prevent further deterioration. ih. Whether Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga has been consulted and the outcome of that consultation. ji. Whether the site has cultural or spiritual significance to Tangata Whenua and the outcome of any consultation undertaken with Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu and Papatipu Rūnanga. kj. The extent to which mitigation measures are proposed to be implemented to protect the heritage item. Such mitigation measures, include but are not limited to the use of a temporary protection plan. lk. The extent of photographic recording which is necessaryto document changes, including prior to, during the course of the works and on completion,particularly in the case of High Significance (Group 1) heritage items, the need for a high level of photographic recording throughout the process of the works, including prior to the works commencing.

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(#3721.506-513 The Crown) and in addition:

9.3.5.2 Alteration of a Heritage Item - High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) Heritage Items a. Whether the form, materials, and methodologies to be used are consistent with maintaining heritage values, including integration with, and connection to other parts of the heritage item, and whether the relationship between elements such as their layout and orientation is respected. b. Whether the alteration is subordinate to, and compatible with, the form, scale, mass, materials, colour, design (including the ratio of solid to void), detailing (including the appearance and profile of materials used), and location of the heritage item. c. The extent to which the alterations will be identifiable as new work, through the use of a recognised conservation approach such as date stamping. d. The extent of removal of any heritage fabric and replacement with introduced or new materials or other substantial change, and whether the outcome is consistent with maintaining heritage values. e. As much of the original heritage fabric is retained in situ, and heritage fabric removed is limited to the amount immediately necessary to carry out the associated works. Re-use and reinstatement of heritage fabric retrieved from the heritage item is maximised. f. Whether the visibility of the heritage item(s) from public places will be reduced. g. Where restoration is proposed for a heritage item, whether the proposed work will enhance the heritage values of the heritage item and its setting, taking into account intrusive fabric identified, and the extent to which any permanent removal of fabric or finishes that detracts from the heritage values of the item will enhance the heritage values. h. In relation to open spaces which are heritage items: i. The degree to which the proposal impacts on the heritage fabric, values and significance of the heritage item, including design, layout, and landform profile. ii. Whether the relationship between elements is respected. iii. The extent of any adverse effects on buildings, structures or features within the open space. iv. Whether any removal or transplanting of mature trees is proposed and the impact on the heritage values of the open space. v. Where any earthworks are proposed, the impact on heritage values.

9.3.5.3 Alteration of a Heritage Setting - New Buildings in Heritage Settings - High Significance (Group 1)and Significant (Group 2)Heritage Settings a. How the new building will relate to the heritage item(s), including whether the new building is subordinate to, or compatible with, the form, scale, mass, materials, colour, design, detailing and location of heritage items within the setting, while also being identifiable as new work.

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b. How the new building will relate to the heritage item(s), including whether it is subordinate to, or compatible with, the form, scale, mass, materials, colour, design, detailing and location of heritage items within the heritage setting, while also being identifiable as new work. c. The extent of earthworks necessary as part of the proposal, and any adverse effects of changes to the landform profile on the heritage setting and on heritage values. d. Whether the new building will impact on views to or from the heritage item(s), and whether the visibility of the heritage item(s) from public places will be reduced, particularly in the case of High Significance (Group 1) heritage items. e. Whether the relationship between elements, such as their layout and orientation, form, and materials within the setting is respected. f. Whether the alteration involves removal or transplanting of mature trees, and the effect on the heritage values.

9.3.5.4 New Buildings, Structures and Features Within Open Space Heritage Items - High Significance (Group 1)and Significant (Group 2)Heritage Items al. Whether the new building, structures and/or features in Open Space Heritage items will: i. be subordinate to, or compatible with, the form, scale, mass, materials, colour,heritage fabric, values and significance of the heritage item including design, detailing and location of heritage item(s) within the open space;, while also being identifiable as new work. ii. b. Whether the new building, structures and/or features will impact on views to or from the heritage item(s), and reduce the visibility of heritage item(s) from public places; and. iii. c. Whether the relationship between elements, such as their layout and orientation, form, and materials within the open space setting is respected. d. Whether the new buildings, structures or feature involves removal or transplanting of mature trees and the effect on the heritage values. e. The extent of any earthworks necessary as part of the proposal, and any adverse effects of changes to the landform profile and on heritage values. (#3721.506-513 The Crown) 9.3.5.5 Relocation of a Heritage Item within its Heritage Setting - For High Significance (Group 1)and Significant (Group 2)Heritage Items m. In the relocation of heritage items whether: i. a. Whether the new location and orientation of the heritage item will maintain the heritage values of the heritage item and heritage setting heritage place. b. Whether all or part of the heritage item is to be relocated, and whether the relocation is permanent. ii. c. Wwhether alternative solutions have been considered, including repairs, reconstruction, heritage upgrade works, and restoration in situ. iii. d. Tthe potential damage to heritage fabric during relocation and whether repairs will be required, and what mitigation measures are proposed, including the use of temporary protection plan.

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e. The need for relocation as a result of damage incurred to land, and remediation work necesary as a result of the Canterbury earthquakes of 2010 and 2011.

9.3.5.6 Temporary Event Structures within High Significance (Group 1) and Significant (Group 2) Heritage Settings n. In considering temporary event structures in heritage settings: i. a. Tthe duration the temporary event structure will remain within the heritage setting. ii. b. Wwhether the temporary event structures will impact on views to or from the heritage item(s) or heritage setting, and reduce the visibility of heritage item(s) from public places.

9.3.5.7 Signs - Heritage Items and Heritage Settings - Group 1 (High Significance) and Group 2 (Significant) o. In considering signage on heritage items and in heritage settings: i. a. Wwhether the sign (including its supporting structure and methods of attachment to the heritage item) is compatible with, and subordinate to, the architectural form, features, fabric and heritage values of the heritage item and heritage setting heritage place. b. Whether the sign, including any supporting structures associated with the sign, detracts from the heritage values of the heritage item or heritage setting in terms of location, height, scale and materials. c. The extent to which there is any permanent damage caused by the fixing and servicing requirements of the sign. ii. e. Tthe extent to which any moving, flashing, or illuminated signs detract from the heritage values of the heritage item or heritage settingheritage place. iii. f. Wwhether the sign is temporary or permanent, and it temporary, the duration of the signage. (#3721.506-513 The Crown) 9.3.5.82 Silent File Areas a. Whether the historic heritage values of sites of cultural and spiritual significance to tangata whenua, including wāhi tapu and wāhi taonga, will be maintained. b. The extent to which the proposal is consistent with the Mahaanui Iwi Management Plan (2013). c. Whether consultation has been undertaken with Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu and Papatipu Rūnanga, and the outcome of that consultation. d. The extent to which any actual or potential adverse effects identified by the Rūnanga have been adequately addressed. e. Whether the proposal is supported by a Cultural Impact Assessment. [#3722.1 Te Runanga o Ngāi Tahu, pg3] p.The functional need for utilities to be located in or in proximity to heritage items and settings (#3720.64 Orion Ltd)

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(#3721.506-513 The Crown)

9.3.5.2 Demolition of the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament

In considering whether or not to grant consent or impose conditions in respect of the demolition of the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament the Council reserves control over the following matters:

a. The nature and extent of damage incurred as a result of the Canterbury earthquakes of 2010 and 2011 including the economic viability to repair and reconstruct.

b. Whether alternative solutions have been considered, including repairs, reconstruction, heritage upgrade works, and restoration in situ.

c. Whether demolition can be undertaken in stages to investigate and ascertain if parts of the heritage item can be retained.

d. The methodology for demolition including the phasing of the works, heritage fabric to be retained, and how any heritage fabric to be retained is to be stored.

e. The extent to which mitigation measures are proposed to be implemented to protect any parts of the heritage item which can be retained. Such mitigation measures include but are not limited to the use of a temporary protection plan.

f. A photographic record of the heritage item, including prior to, during the course of the works and on completion.

g. Any mitigation measures, such as installation of interpretative panels on the site that identify the history and significance of the heritage item, and may include photographs, text and architectural plans of the building.

9.3.5.2 New Building, Alteration and Demolition of the West Façade of the Public Trust Office

When considering a restricted discretionary activity resource consent application, the Council's powers to decline consent or to grant a consent and impose conditions in respect of the West Façade of the Public Trust Office, is restricted to the following matters:

Alteration of a Heritage Item (RD1) and/or New Building (RD2)

In addition to the matters of discretion for RD1 and RD2:

a. Whether the proposed development has been arrived at following exploration and assessment of possible options with respect to incorporating the façade into the new building in a manner that retains to the fullest extent, the heritage fabric and values of the façade.

b. Whether alterations to the façade that are necessary to accommodate the new building retain the heritage fabric in a manner that still retains the heritage values.

c. Whether the engineering requirements necessary to attach the façade to the new building would result in alterations to the heritage façade that would result in the loss of the heritage values of the façade.

d. The extent to which mitigation measures are proposed to be implemented to protect any parts of the heritage item. Such mitigation measures include but are not limited to the use of a temporary protection plan.

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e. A photographic record of the heritage item, including prior to, during the course of the works and on completion.

Demolition (RD8)

f. Whether the proposed development has been arrived at following exploration and assessment of possible options with respect to incorporating the façade into the new building, rather than demolition.

g. The engineering and functional requirements of the new building would alter the heritage fabric and compromise the values of the façade to such an extent that retaining the façade would not justify its retention.

h. The engineering requirements and associated costs of incorporating or retaining the façade are excessive.

i. The methodology for demolition including the phasing of the works, heritage fabric to be retained, and how any heritage fabric to be retained is to be stored.

j. Any mitigation measures, such as installation of interpretative panels on the site that identify the history and significance of the heritage item, and may include photographs, text and architectural plans of the building.

9.3.5.3

In considering whether or not to grant consent or impose conditions in respect of proposals in the Akaroa Heritage Area (HA1), the Council shall have regard to the following Matters of Discretion

a. Whether the scale, form, form, design and location of development and subdivision, will maintain or enhance the heritage values and significance of the heritage area.

b. Whether development, including new buildings or addition to buildings, will impact on views to or from any heritage item or heritage setting within the heritage area, and whether the visibility of any heritage item from public places will be reduced.

c. For development in the Commercial zones the extent to which the proposals is consistent with the Akaroa Design Guides

d. Whether the Akaroa Design and Appearance Advisory Committee has been consulted and the outcome of that consultation.

e. Whether Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga has been consulted and the outcome of that consultation.

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9.3.6 Appendices

Appendix 9.3.6.1 - SCHEDULES OF SIGNIFICANT HISTORIC HERITAGE PLACES Appendix 9.3.6.1.1 - Schedule of Significant Historic Heritage Places [Christchurch City, excluding Central City] Explanatory note: Where heritage settings contain multiple items, these have been grouped together using thicker lines in the table below and a collective name for the heritage places is also noted.

The Schedule of Significant Historic Heritage Places does not include interiors of heritage items except where these are specifically identified in this Schedule. The heritage interior fabric for the respective heritage item that is included in the Schedule is identified within Appendix 9.3.6.7 as referenced in that Schedule.

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 14 Bass Street Linwood Dwelling and Setting 51 394 Significant 1876 340 39 Category 2 12 Blakes Road Belfast Dwelling and Setting, Spring 62 459 High 3811 265 12 Grove Significance Category 2 285 Bridle Path Heathcote Dwelling and Setting, 591 405 Significant 357 47 Road Ferrymead House 230 Brougham Sydenham King Edward VII Coronation 68 326 Significant 250 39 Street Memorial Lamp and Drinking Fountain and Setting 51 Browns Road St Albans Dwelling and Setting, 70 449 Significant 1846 111 31 Chippenham Lodge Category 2 49 Bryndwr Road 49b Bryndwr Fendalton St John's Methodist Church, 71 424 High 648 31 Road Lychgate and Setting Significance 79 Carmen Road Hornby Former Stoneyhurst / 1370 635 Significant 785 37 [Li Jun Xue, Hornby Lodge and setting #3643] 2A Cave Terrace Moncks Spur Monck's Cave and Setting 1367 633 High 9067 778 48 (underground heritage Significance Category 1 item) (CCC, #3723) 66 Chancellor Richmond Dwelling and Setting 110 465 Significant 321 32; H5 Street 70 Chancellor Richmond Dwelling and Setting 111 464 Significant 322 32; H5 Street 72 Chancellor Richmond Dwelling and Setting 112 463 Significant 320 32; H5 Street

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 30 Church Square 30E Church Addington Church of St Mary the Virgin 1302 241 Significant 7516 640 38; H22 Square Lychgate and Setting Historic Area [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 66H Clarence Addington Former Addington Railway 96 222 High 5390 65 38 Street Workshops Water Tower Significance Category 1 and Setting 3 Clifton Bay Clifton Dwelling and Setting 125 409 Significant 451 48; H27 83 Clyde Road Ilam Dwelling and Setting 127 205 High 9325 35 31 Significance Category 1 88A Clyde Road Fendalton Dwelling and Setting, 126 207 Significant 37 31 Kooringa 109 Clyde Road Ilam Dwelling and Setting 128 206 Significant 36 31; H8 Fendalton Open Air School Classrooms 168 Clyde Road Fendalton Open Air Classroom [west] 129 422 Significant 39 31; H8 and Setting 168 Clyde Road Fendalton Open Air Classroom [east] 1284 422 Significant 40 31; H8 and Setting 58 Colenso Street Sumner Dwelling and Setting 1350 595 Significant 7406 7466 772 48; H29 Category 2 [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 69 Colombo Somerfield The Malthouse and Setting 130 327 High 1902 251 46 Street Significance Category 2

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type Former RNZAF Base Wigram 35 Mustang 71 Corsair Hornby Former RNZAF Station 1306 184 High 7 37 Avenue Drive Wigram Hangar 4 and Significance Setting 35 Mustang 71 Corsair Hornby Former RNZAF Station 629 184 High 8 37 Avenue Drive Wigram Hangar 5 and Significance Setting 71 Corsair Drive 35 Mustang Hornby Former RNZAF Station 628 184 High 10 37 Avenue Wigram Instructional Significance Building/Control Tower and Setting 32R Bennington Hornby Kingsford Smith Landing Site 632 N/A Significant 722 37 Way 14 Henry Wigram 20E Henry Hornby Former RNZAF Station 630 185 High 647 37 Drive Wigram Wigram No 1 Officers' Mess, Significance Drive Brevet Garden and Setting 235 Main South Hornby Former Canterbury Aviation 631 186 High 9 37 Road Company Barracks and Significance Setting 5 Cracroft Cashmere St Augustine's Anglican 156 312 Significant 1924 223 46 Terrace Church and Setting Category 2 (excluding the 1954 brick addition and the 1998 Hannan Hall basement) [Church Property Trustees, #3670] 9 Daresbury 67, 67B Fendalton Dwelling and Setting, 185 602 High 3659 664 31; H9 Lane Fendalton Daresbury Significance Category 1 Road

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 66 Derby Street St Albans Dwelling and Setting 162 298 Significant 3711 199 32 Category 2 74 Derby Street St Albans Dwelling and Setting 163 303 Significant 3710 205 32 Category 2 71 Domain Spreydon Coronation Hall 1376 641 Scheduled Significant 791 38, 45 Terrace interior [Rik Tindall, heritage #3601] fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.2 12 Drummond Sydenham Dwelling and Setting 167 323 Significant 242 39; H24 Street 65 Durham Street 77 Durham Sydenham Former Dwellings and 168 313 Significant 1829 220 39; H19 South Street Setting, Blackheath Place Category 2 South, 71 Durham Street South 54 Dyers Pass Cashmere Dwelling and Setting 179 282 Significant 178 46 Road 63 Dyers Pass Cashmere Dwelling and Setting, 178 308 Significant 3743 210 46 Road Whareora Category 2 Sumner Foreshore 147R Esplanade Sumner Sumner Clock Tower and 1323 565 Significant 731 48 Setting 25 Esplanade 27 Sumner The Esplanade War 1288 412 High 456 48; H27 Esplanade Memorials, Sea Walls and Significance Setting

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 65 Fendalton 27F, 63 Fendalton Mona Vale Gatehouse and 184 623 Scheduled High 1799 668 31; H9 Road Fendalton Setting interior Significance Category 2 Road; 40 heritage Mona Vale fabric Avenue identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.4 63 Fendalton 27F, 65 Fendalton Former Dwelling and 183 623 Scheduled High 283 669 31; H9 Road Fendalton Setting, Mona Vale interior Significance Category 1 Road; 40 heritage [#3675.25 Mona Vale fabric Historic Places Avenue identified in Canterbury Appendix (HPC) pg3] 9.3.6.7.5 653 Fendalton 27F, 65 Fendalton Mona Vale Bath House and 645 623 Scheduled Significant 670 31; H9 Road Fendalton Setting interior Road; 40 heritage Mona Vale fabric Avenue identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.6 40 Mona Vale 27F, 63, 65 Fendalton Mona Vale Lodge and 385 623 Scheduled Significant 671 31; H9 Avenue Fendalton Setting interior Road heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.7 110 Fendalton Fendalton Dwelling and Setting, Los 186 216 High 3680 55 31 Road Angeles Significance Category 1

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type Ferry Road, Woolston Woolston Borough 190 399 Significant 1949 345 40 between Monument and Setting Category 2 Radley Street and Richardson Terrace 365 Ferry Road 357 Ferry Linwood Edmonds Factory Garden 193 N/A Significant 698 39 Road; 72 Ryan Street 471 Ferry Road Linwood Former Dwelling and Setting 194 396 Significant 1915 342 39 Category 2 502 Ferry Road 502E Ferry Woolston MED substation and setting 201 397 Significant 343 39 Road 650 Ferry Road Woolston Commercial Building and 196 400 Significant 346 40 Setting 704 Ferry Road Woolston Dwelling and Setting, 200 401 Significant 1945 347 40 Whalebone Cottage Category 2 196 Fitzgerald Linwood Dwelling and Setting 202 607 Significant 5292 315 32 Avenue Category 2 230 Fitzgerald Linwood Dwelling and Setting, 203 377 High 1867 316 32 Avenue Englefield Significance Category 1 14 Fleming Street North New Dwelling and Setting 1325 567 Significant 7322 733 26 Brighton Category 2 99A Gasson Street Sydenham MED Substation and Setting 207 357 Significant 290 39 12 Glandovey Fendalton Dwelling and Setting 208 210 Significant 3804 41 31; H8 Road Category 2 27 Glandovey Fendalton Dwelling and Setting 209 423 Significant 3805 43 31; H8 Road Category 2 60 Glandovey Fendalton Dwelling and Setting 213 427 High 3806 51 31; H8 Road Significance Category 2

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 70 Glandovey Fendalton Dwelling and Setting 212 428 Significant 3807 53 31 Road Category 2 104 Glandovey 49 Idris Road Fendalton Dwelling and Setting, 299 429 Significant 3802 56 31 Road Greystones Category 2 19 Gleneagles Fendalton Dwelling and Setting, 215 420 Significant 33 31 Terrace Hatherley 16 Hackthorne Cashmere Dwelling and Setting, 226 250 Significant 103 45 Road Hursthaven 30 Hackthorne Cashmere Dwelling and Setting, 227 253 Significant 107 45 Road Blakeney 64H Hackthorne Cashmere Second World War Bunkers/ 634 N/A Scheduled High 674 45 Road Cracroft Caverns interior Significance heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.8 141 Hackthorne Cashmere Dwelling and Setting 229 314 Significant 227 46 Road 200 Hackthorne Cashmere Sign of the Takahe and 230 321 Scheduled High 275 241 51 Road Setting interior Significance Category 2 1 heritage [#3675.25 fabric Historic Places identified in Canterbury Appendix (HPC) pg3] 9.3.6.7.9 St Mary's Church 329 Halswell Road Halswell St Mary's Church and 232 192 High 3135 17 44; H28 Setting Significance Category 2

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 329 Halswell Road Halswell St Mary's Church Lychgate 1334 192 Significant 751 44; H28 and Setting 329 Halswell Road Halswell St Mary's Church Graveyard 1335 N/A High 766 44; H28 Significance 339 Halswell Road 301, 341 Halswell Halswell War Memorial and 1330 572 High 738 44; H28 Halswell Setting Significance Road 59 Hansons Lane 69 Suva Upper Former Dwelling and 234 196 Significant 24 37; H18 Street Riccarton Setting, Stevenholme/ Rannerdale House 75 Hansons Lane Upper Dwelling and Setting, Strone 235 198 Significant 25 37 Riccarton St Paul's Church 1 Harewood Papanui St Paul's Church Graveyard 1318 N/A High 7635 665 24 Road Significance Category 2 1 Harewood Papanui St Paul's Church and Setting 237 622 High 7635 666 24 Road Significance Category 2 St James' Church 750 Harewood Harewood St James' Church Lychgate 1343 418 Significant 14 17; H2 Road and Setting 750 Harewood Harewood St James' Church and 238 418 Significant 14748 17; H2 Road Setting 750 Harewood Harewood St James' Church Graveyard 1287 N/A Significant 653 17; H2 Road 14 Hawford Road Opawa Dwelling and Setting, Fifield 593 390 Significant 336 46; H25 50 Hawke Street 46 Hawke New St Faith's Church and Setting 239 468 High 444 26; H4 Street Brighton Significance 70 Heaton Street Merivale Dwelling and Setting 245 435 Significant 3713 74 31; H6 Category 2

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 74 Heaton Street Merivale Dwelling and Setting 246 437 Significant 3716 75 31; H6 Category 2 83 Heaton Street 83 A, B, C, D Merivale Elmwood Park 243 N/A Significant 672 31; H6 Heaton Street [The Elmwood Club Inc, #3682] 98 Heaton Street Merivale Dwelling and Setting 1364 630 Significant 3714 782781 31; H6 Category 2 50 Heberden Sumner Dwelling and Setting, Wahi 247 414 High 3125 460 48; H29 Avenue Ruru Significance Category 2 Helmores Merivale Bridge and Setting 248 237 High 1798 85 31 Lane, between Significance Category 2 Harper- Desmond 2 Helmores Lane Merivale Dwelling and Setting 249 238 Significant 86 31 16 Helmores Lane Merivale Dwelling and Setting 250 236 Significant 84 31; H9 25 Helmores Fendalton Dwelling and Setting, 253 231 Significant 79 31; H9 Lane Ashbrook [Greg and Mia Gaba, #3639] 59 Hewitts Road Merivale Former Dwelling and 270 240 High 3130 88 31 Setting, Te Koroaha Significance Category 2 59 Hewitts Road Merivale St Andrew's Church and 271 239 High 304 87 31 Setting Significance Category 1 153 Holly Road St Albans Dwelling and Setting 294 458 Significant 3715 236 32 Category 2

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 509 Johns Road 507 Johns Belfast Harewood Crematorium, 1351 615 High 774 18 Road Chapel and Setting Significance Riccarton 16 Kahu Road 12 Kahu Fendalton Riccarton Grounds 1315 N/A High 1868 661 31; H13 Road Significance Category 1 [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 16 Kahu Road Fendalton Riccarton Bush 647 N/A High 1868 660 31; H13 Significance Category 1 [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 16 Kahu Road 12 Kahu Fendalton Former dwelling and setting, 307 621 High 3679 662 31; H13 Road Deans Cottage Significance Category 1 16 Kahu Road 12 Kahu Fendalton Former dwelling and setting, 306 621 High 1868 663 31; H13 Road Riccarton Significance Category 1 [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 39 Kahu Road 31A Kahu Fendalton Former Riccarton Farm 1291 215 Significant 645 31; H13 Road Buildings and Setting Christchurch Boys' High School 39 Kahu Road Fendalton Christchurch Boys' High 506 214 High 3658 52 31; H13 School Main Building and Significance Category 1 Setting

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 185 Kennedys Halswell Former Halswell Quarry 1316 618 Scheduled Significant 724 50 Bush Road Singlemen’s Quarters and interior Setting heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.12 50 Kirk Road Templeton St Saviour's Church and 321 182 Significant 3075 1 35 Setting Category 2 14 Kirkwood Riccarton Dwelling and Setting 322 204 Significant 31 31 Avenue 35 Knowles St Albans Dwelling and Setting, 323 441 Significant 1883 92 24 Street Cobham Category 2 19 Kotare Street Fendalton Dwelling and Setting 324 209 Significant 42 31; H13 41 Leinster Road Merivale Dwelling and Setting 327 434 Significant 3717 73 31; H6 Category 2 61 Leinster Road Merivale Dwelling and Setting 328 438 Significant 3718 76 31; H6 Category 2 338 Lincoln Road 1-29/336 Addington Former Addington Gaol, 338 230 High 7467 649 38; H22 Lincoln Wall and Setting Significance Category 2 Road; 338A Lincoln Road; 342 Lincoln Road 70E Linwood Linwood MED Substation 624 N/A Significant 697 32; H14 Avenue 447 Linwood Bromley Canterbury Crematorium 1322 564 Significant 730 40 Avenue and Setting

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 186 Main Road Redcliffs Commercial Building and 43 407 Significant 447 48 Setting Kapuatohe Historic Reserve 663 Main North 665 Main Belfast Kapuatohe Reserve 1361 N/A Significant 759 11; H1 Road North Road 665 Main North 663 Main Belfast Dwelling and Setting 1294 614 Scheduled Significant 109 11; H1 Road North Road interior heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.14 663 Main North 665 Main Belfast Dwelling and setting, Belfast 352 614 Scheduled High 3350 114 11; H1 Road North Road School Master's House interior Significancet Category 2 heritage [Dr Ian and fabric Lynne identified in Lochhead, Appendix #3633] 9.3.6.7.15 [Historic Places Canterbury, #3675] 774 Main North Belfast Commercial building and 354 454 Significant 187 12 Road Setting, Scanes Store 831 Main North Belfast St David's Church and 353 456 High 3810 215 12 Road Setting Significance Category 2 23 Mandeville Riccarton Former Dwelling and Setting 374 221 Significant 7311 62 38 Street Category 2 213 Marine Parade 213R Marine New New Brighton Clock Tower 602 469 Significant 446 27; H4 Parade Brighton and Setting

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 7 Middleton Upper Dwelling and Setting, 383 202 Significant 631 31 Road Riccarton Midway 19E Millar Street Sydenham MED Substation and Setting 489 356 Significant 288 39 259 Milton Street Sydenham Former MED Substation and 601 322 Significant 239 39; H24 Setting 20 Mona Vale Riccarton Dwellling and Setting 384 224 Significant 66 31 Avenue 178 Moncks Spur Moncks Spur Dwelling and Setting 597 616 Significant 702 47 Road 26a Nash Road 15, 26b, 26, Oaklands Former Mount Magdala 402 191 High 4393 20 44; H26 28 Nash Chapel/ St John of God Significance Category 1 Road; 42, Chapel and Setting 46, 54 Aidanfield Drive 62 Nayland Street Sumner Dwelling and Setting 403 413 Significant 459 48 58 Old Tai Tapu Halswell Former Landsdowne 1363 629 Significant 1789 782 55 Road Stables and Setting Category 2 [Trevor John Burt and Fiona Leigh Glassey, #3647] 41D Opawa Road Opawa Dwelling and Setting, 405 382 Significant 3814 325 39 Roxburghe Category 2 44 Opawa Road Opawa Dwelling and Setting, 406 381 Significant 3720 324 39 Former Calimo Category 2 64 Opawa Road Opawa Dwelling and Setting, 407 385 Significant 3815 328 39 Cardowan Category 2 20 Papanui Road St Albans Commercial Building and 420 263 Significant 134 32 Setting

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110 Papanui Road St Albans Former Dwelling/ School 423 450 Significant 112 31; H7 and Setting, Former Rangi Ruru/Roseneath House 122 Papanui Road St Albans Dwelling and Setting, Te 155 448 Significant 4923 110 31; H7 Wepu Category 2 146 Papanui Road St Albans Dwelling and Setting, Orana 425 446 Significant 1910 105 31; H7 Category 2 166 Papanui Road St Albans Dwelling and Setting, 427 445 Significant 104 31; H7 Amwell 236 Papanui Road St Albans Dwelling and Setting 429 442 Significant 1885 94 31 Category 2 283 Papanui Road Merivale Dwelling and Setting, 433 440 Significant 1884 89 31 Damsels Category 2 347 Papanui Road Papanui Former Dwelling and 434 436 High 3732 78 24 Setting, Strowan Significance Category 2 399 Papanui Road Papanui Dwelling and Setting, 626 433 Significant 71 24 Woodford 6 Peartree Lane Hillsborough Dwelling and Setting, 449 395 Significant 3109 341 46 Glenmore Category 2 38 Phillips Street Phillipstown Church of the Good 443 380 Significant 3100 323 39 Shepherd Vicarage and Category 2 Setting

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type Port Hills, Heathcote/ Lyttelton Railway Tunnel, Refer Refer Refer Banks Refer Banks Refer Refer Lyttelton and Lyttelton Lyttelton and Heathcote Banks Banks Peninsula Peninsula Banks Banks Heathcote Tunnel Portals and Setting Peninsula Peninsul Schedule Schedule Peninsul Peninsul Schedule a a a Schedule Schedule Schedule 340 Prestons Road Marshland St Mark's Church and 450 466 Significant 329 19 Setting 148 Racecourse Upper Dwelling and Setting, 451 187 Scheduled High 1791 11 30; H17 Road Riccarton Chokebore Lodge interior Significance Category 1 heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.16 Riccarton Racecourse 165 Racecourse Riccarton Riccarton Racecourse Tea 452 183 High 5330 4 30; H17 Road Park House and Setting Significance Category 2 165 Racecourse Riccarton Riccarton Racecourse Public 453 183 High 5 30; H17 Road Park Grandstand and Setting Significance 51 Radley Street Woolston Dwelling 1371 636 Significant 786 39 [Antony Charles and Frances Maria Johnson, #3260] 41 Ranfurly St Albans Dwelling and Setting 454 452 Significant 1890 180 32; H7 Street Category 2 45 Ranfurly St Albans Dwelling and Setting 455 453 Significant 298 188 32; H7 Street Category 1

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 1 Restell Street Papanui Former Papanui Railway 456 431 High 7415 61 24 Station and Setting Significance Category 2 1 Retreat Road Avonside MED Substation and Setting 600 388 Significant 334 32 65 Riccarton 69 Riccarton Riccarton St James' Church and Setting 465 220 High 60 31 Road Road Significance 265 Riccarton Upper Former Holy Name 463 203 High 7336 30 31 Road Riccarton Seminary incorporating the Significance Category 2 former Dwelling, Baron's Court/Kilmead, Motor House and Setting 355C Riccarton Upper Commercial Building and 466 195 Significant 22 30; H18 Road Riccarton Setting 364 Riccarton Upper Bush Inn Hotel and Setting 464 197 Significant 23 30; H18 Road Riccarton 393 Riccarton Upper J.R. McKenzie Memorial 1329 571 Scheduled Significant 737 30; H18 Road Riccarton Children's Library and interior Setting heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.17 188 Richardson 67E Vincent Opawa Dwelling and Setting, The 467 391 Significant 3112 337 39 Terrace Place Hollies Category 2 290 Riverlaw St Martins Dwelling and Setting, 469 383 Significant 3730 326 46; H25 Terrace Springbank Category 2 142 Rugby Street 1-11/142 Merivale Dwelling and Setting, Long 444 444 Significant 1900 101 31; H7 Rugby Street Cottage Category 2

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 214 Russley Road 190, 216 Avonhead Former Stables and Setting 485 416 Significant 6 23 Russley Road 76 Rutherford Woolston Woolston Cemetery 1348 N/A High 776 40 Street Significance 5 St Barnabas Fendalton Dwelling and Setting, 189 211 Significant 44 31; H8 Lane Brenchley 29 St Albans St Albans Former St Albans Automatic 1352 596 Significant 761 31; H7 Street Telephone Exchange and Setting 65 Sandwich Beckenham Former Beckenham Library 1349 594 Scheduled Significant 758 46 Road and Setting interior heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.18 63 Savills Road Harewood Dwelling and Setting, 488 415 High 282 3 22 Former Tiptree Farm Significance Category 1 26 School Road Yaldhurst Dwelling and Setting, Dudley 1333 574 Significant 741 29 House 383 Selwyn Street Addington Dwelling and Setting 491 246 Significant 3698 97 38; H22 Category 2 389 Selwyn Street Addington Dwelling and Setting 492 248 Significant 3700 98 38; H22 Category 2 391 Selwyn Street Addington Dwelling and Setting 493 247 Significant 3699 Category 96 38; H22 2

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 410 Selwyn Street 47 Fairfield Addington Addington Cemetery and 627 589 High 673 38; H22 Avenue, 7a, Setting Significance 9a, 11a, 13, 13a Braddon Street 30 Shalamar 8 Holmcroft Hoon Hay Former Cashmere Servants' 494 243 Significant 3104 91 45 Drive Court Valley Quarters and Setting Category 2 5 Shelley Street Sydenham Dwelling and Setting 495 324 Significant 3701 243 39; H24 Category 2 6 Shelley Street Sydenham Dwelling and Setting 496 325 Significant 3702 245 39; H24 Category 2 13 Spencer Street Addington Dwelling and Setting 497 227 Significant 4914 69 38 Category 2 27 Spencerville Spencerville Dwelling and Setting 498 462 Scheduled Significant 317 5 Road interior heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.19 79 Springfield 81 St Albans Te Whatu Manawa 499 455 High 198 32; H7 Road Springfield Māoritanga O Rēhua and Significance Road, 79E Setting Springfield Road, 75 Springfield Road 1-7 Springfield St Albans Dwelling and Setting 623 457 Significant 212 32; H7 102 Road

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1 Taylors Scarborough Bach and Setting 1393 643 Significant 807 54 Mistake Bay

2 Taylors Scarborough Bach and Setting 1392 643 Significant 806 54 Mistake Bay

6 Taylors Scarborough Bach and Setting 1391 643 Significant 805 54 Mistake Bay

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28 Taylors Scarborough Bach and Setting 1390 644 Significant 804 54 Mistake Bay

30 Taylors Scarborough Bach and Setting 1389 644 Significant 803 54 Mistake Bay

31 Taylors Scarborough Bach and Setting 1388 644 Significant 802 53 Mistake Bay

32 Taylors Scarborough Bach and Setting 1387 644 Significant 801 53 Mistake Bay

33 Taylors Scarborough Bach and Setting 1386 644 Significant 800 53 Mistake Bay

47 Taylors Scarborough Bach and Setting 1385 644 Significant 799 53 Mistake Bay

Taylors Mistake Baches - North

49 Taylors Scarborough Bach and Setting 1384 645 Significant 798 53 Mistake Bay

56 Taylors Scarborough Bach and Setting 1383 645 Significant 797 53 Mistake Bay

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59 Taylors Scarborough Bach and Setting 1381 645 Significant 795 48 Mistake Bay

68 Taylors Scarborough Bach and Setting 1380 645 Significant 794 48 Mistake Bay

61A Tennyson Sydenham Dwelling and Setting 508 354 Significant 1882 285 46 Street Category 2 1 The Spur Clifton Dwelling and Setting 598 410 High 452 48; H27 Significance 2 Truscotts Road Heathcote St Mary's Church and 511 403 High 355 47 Setting Significance 544 Tuam Street 544B, 544E Phillipstown Former Waterworks 520 389 High 3743 3736 335 39 Tuam Street Pumping Station and Significance Category 2 Setting, No. 1 Pumphouse [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] St Barnabas Church

8 Tui Street Fendalton St Barnabas Parish Hall and 1304 212 High 46 31; H8 Setting Significantce [Church Property Trustees, #3670]

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 8 Tui Street Fendalton St Barnabas Church and 188 212 High 3681 47 31; H8 Setting Significance Category 1 8 Tui Street Fendalton St Barnabas Sunday School 1303 212 Significant 49 31; H8 and Setting 24 Turners Road Ouruhia Dalraith Farm Building and 521 467 Significant 331 12 Setting Ngaio Marsh House 37 Valley Road Cashmere Ngaio Marsh House Garden 1283 N/A High 675 46 Significance 37 Valley Road Cashmere Former Dwelling and 522 628 High 3673 676 46 Setting, Ngaio Marsh House Significance Category 1 College House 100 Waimairi Road Ilam College House Principal's 534 194 High 770 30; H12 Lodge and Setting Significantce [College House, #3420] 100 Waimairi Road Ilam College House Kitchen, 1336 194 High 771 30; H12 Dining Hall, Office, Common Significantce Room, Study Centre, Foyer, [College Accommodation Block and House, Setting #3420] [College House, #3420] 100 Waimairi Road Ilam College House Chapel and 1338 194 High 760 30; H12 Setting Significance 100 Waimairi Road Ilam College House 1337 194 High 777 30; H12 Accomodation Block [South] Significance Stanford, Carrington, Milford, Parr, Warren and Setting

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 100 Waimairi Road Ilam College House 1339 194 High 755 30; H12 Accomodation Block [North] Significance Rymer, Chichele, Watts Russell and Setting 100 Waimairi Road Ilam College House Library and 1340 194 High 750 30; H12 Setting Significance 100 Waimairi Road Ilam College House Squash 1341 194 High 764 30; H12 Court, Workshop, Laundry, Significantce Bicycle Sheds and Setting [College [College House, #3420] House, #3420] 100 Waimairi Road Ilam College House Courtyard 1342 194 High 21 30; H12 and setting Significance 129 Waimairi Road Ilam Former Fendalton Open Air 535 190 Significant 16 30 School Classroom and Setting 558 Wairakei Road Harewood Former Millers Factory and 1347 593 High 769 23 [The Tait Setting Significance Foundation and Tait Ltd, #3707] [NZ Manufacturin g and Exporters Association, #3634] 10 Westenra Cashmere Dwelling and Setting, Rise 539 306 Significant 1921 207 46 Terrace Cottage Category 2 2 Whisby Road Cashmere Dwelling and Setting 540 283 High 3674 182 46 Significance Category 1

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Appendix 9.3.6.1.2 - Schedule of Significant Historic Heritage Places [Banks Peninsula] Explanatory note: Where heritage settings contain multiple items, these have been grouped together using thicker lines in the table below and a collective name for the heritage places is also noted.

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type Beach Road, Akaroa Wharfinger's Office and 1033 526 Scheduled Significant 497 77; H37 between Setting interior Church-Bruce heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.23 Beach Road, Akaroa Seat, Shelter and Setting, 1202 526 Significant 502 77; H37 between The Fisherman's Rest Church-Bruce 82 Beach Road Akaroa Cannon and Setting 1201 526 Significant 494 77; H37 Beach Road Akaroa Main Wharf and Setting 1137 526 Significant 480 77; H37 65 Beach Road Akaroa Commercial Building and 1138 482 Significant 519 77; H37 Setting 67 Beach Road Akaroa Commercial Building and 1030 497 Significant 517 77; H37 Setting 69 Beach Road Akaroa Former Dwelling and 1031 14 Significant 514 77; H37 Setting 71 Beach Road 73 Beach Akaroa Commercial Building and 1032 496 Significant 508 77; H37 Road setting 81 Beach Road Akaroa Commercial Building and 1036 178 Significant 495 77; H37 Setting 99 Beach Road Akaroa Former Dwelling/Hotel 662 99 Significant 1712 491 77; H37 and Setting Category 2 10A Bridle Path Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting, 1131 30 Significant 370 52; H31 Devonia 2 Brittan Terrace Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting/ 1133 7 Significant 365 52; H30 Former St Saviour's Vicarage

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 9 Bruce Terrace Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 710 169 Significant 3345 1722 501 77; H37 Category 2 [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 11 Bruce Terrace Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1079 93 Significant 503 77; H37 23 Bruce Terrace Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 661 26 Significant 3052 521 77; H37 Category 2 Former Purau Station 16A Camp Bay Diamond Dwelling and Setting, 778 543 High 280 454 62 Road Harbour Purau Significance Category 1 16A Camp Bay Diamond Dwelling and Setting, The 777 543 Significant 7157 455 62 Road Harbour Whare Category 2 197 Camp Bay Diamond Ripapa Island/ Fort Jervois 691 142 High 5306 450 59 Road Harbour and Setting Significance Category 1 440 Camp Bay Port Levy Former Little Port Cooper 1162 550 Significant 467 R1 Road School and Setting 450 Camp Bay Diamond Quarantine Cemetery 1161 N/A High 721 R1 Road Harbour Significance 26 Canterbury Lyttelton Former Kilwinning Lodge 1052 140 Significant 397 52; H31 Street and Setting 45 Canterbury Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1106 505 Significant 400 52; H31 Street 47 Canterbury Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1105 32 Significant 399 52; H31 Street 49 Canterbury Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1104 48 Significant 402 52; H31 Street Former Bradley Estate

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 1 Charteris Bay Diamond Former Charteris Bay 680 558 Significant 5276 349 63 Road Harbour School and Setting Category 2 1 Charteris Bay Diamond Stables and Setting 682 558 Significant 5285 353 63 Road Harbour Category 2 1 Charteris Bay Diamond Millhouse and Setting 679 558 Significant 4392 550 63 Road Harbour Category 1 4183 Christchurch Little River St John the Evangelist 730 147 Significant 5293 461 69 Akaroa Road Church and Setting Category 2 Awa-iIti Domain 4313 Christchurch Little River Little River Library and 772 159 Scheduled Significant 463 69; H34 Akaroa Road Setting interior heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.24 4313 Christchurch Little River Little River War Memorial 1160 159 Significant 464 69; H34 Akaroa Road Gates and Setting 6025 Christchurch Duvauchelle Former Duvauchelle 1157 544 Significant 475 70 Akaroa Road Saleyards Building and Setting 6706 Christchurch Akaroa Former Takamatua School 1185 71 Significant 590 76 Akaroa Road and Setting Chorlton Road, Okains Bay Former Chorlton Post 1298 531 Significant 1738 634 66 between Office Depot and Setting Category 2 McHales-View Hill 971 Chorlton Road Okains Bay Dwelling and Setting, 699 155 Significant 3056 617 66 [Hamish and Accrington Category 2 Annabel Craw, #3242]

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 1280 Chorlton Road 1238 Okains Bay St Luke's Church and 1311 546 High 7094 636 66 Chorlton Setting Significance Category 1 Road, 1236 Chorlton Road 53 Cressy Terrace Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting, 1204 141 Significant 352 58 Omarama 3 Church Street Akaroa Former Shipping Office 711 65 High 5333 510 77; H37 and Setting Significance Category 2 6 Church Street Akaroa Commercial Building and 1148 480 Significant 513 77; H37 Setting 2 Coleridge Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1125 133 Significant 377 52; H31 Terrace 3 Coleridge Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1126 106 Significant 376 52; H31 Terrace 6 Coleridge Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1127 24 Significant 374 52; H31 Terrace 7 Coleridge Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1128 110 Significant 373 52; H31 Terrace 2 Cunningham Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1132 177 Significant 371 52; H31 Terrace 28 Dublin Street Lyttelton Former Boarding House 1120 506 Significant 379 52; H31 and Setting 30 Dublin Street Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1121 53 Significant 380 52; H31 32 Dublin Street Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1122 55 Significant 381 52; H31 Dyers Pass Governors Bridge/Culvert and Setting 1181 588 Significant 695 57 Road, Bay between Summit- Governors Bay

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 19 Exeter Street Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting, 1297 521 Significant 633 52; H31 Former Parsonage 21 Exeter Street Lyttelton Former Dwelling and 1102 16 Significant 412 52; H31 Setting 155 French Farm Wainui Dwelling and Setting 1332 573 High 7708 740 73 Valley Road Significance Category 1 Gebbies Pass Motukarara Water Trough and Setting 1165 559 Significant 32 R3 Road, between Christchurch Akaroa-Park Hill 834 Gebbies Pass Governors St Peter's Church and 1083 5 High 332 R1 Road Bay Setting Significance 1 Gladstone 4 Donald Lyttelton Former Lyttelton Borough 1076 520 Scheduled High 420 52; H31 Quay Street Council Stables and interior Significance Setting heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.25 6 Godley Quay Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 677 85 High 2014 368 52; H30 Significance Category 2 14 Godley Quay Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting, 676 90 Significant 3087 367 52; H30 Lochranza Category 2 16 Godley Quay Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting, 768 95 High 7379 366 52; H30 Dalcroy House Significance Category 2 26 Godley Quay Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1134 122 Significant 363 52; H30 45 Godley Quay Lyttelton Graving Dock and Setting 773 515 High 4389 364 58 Significance Category 1

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type Governors Bay Governors Bridge/Culvert and Setting 1182 592 Significant 694 60 - Teddington Bay Road, between Church- Allandale Governors Bay Lyttelton Governors Bay Road 1180 591 Significant 696 57 Road, Bridge/Culvert and Setting between Omaru-Sandy Beach 8 Governors Bay Governors St Cuthbert's Church and 674 179 High 281 298 60 - Teddington Bay Setting Significance Category 1 Road 8 Governors Bay Governors Former Vicarage and 1375 640 Significant 790 60 - Teddington Bay Setting, St Cuthbert's Road [Historic Places Canterbury, #3675] 31 Governors Bay Governors Dwelling and Setting, 675 557 High 3349 303 60 - Teddington Bay Ohinetahi Significance Category 1 Road 59 Grehan Valley Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 727 113 Significant 5290 611 77; H35 Road Category 2 81 Grehan Valley Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 669 15 Significant 1721 612 77; H35 Road Category 2 273 Grehan Valley Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1170 478 Significant 616 R5 Road 47 Jacksons Road Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1129 49 Significant 375 52; H31

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 5 Julius Place Akaroa St Peter's Vicarage and 1025 20 Significant 543 77; H36 Setting 629 Kaituna Valley Motukarara Sign of the Packhorse and 1164 522 High 348 R1 Road Setting Significance 530 Le Bons Bay 546 Le Bons Le Bons Bay Peace Memorial Library 719 545 Significant 7321 626 71 Road Bay Road and Setting Category 2 14 London Street 14A London Lyttelton Commercial Building and 1049 175 Significant 408 52; H31 Street Setting 15 London Street Lyttelton Commercial Building and 1078 150 Significant 404 52; H31 Setting 18A London Street Lyttelton Commercial Building and 1050 176 Significant 406 52; H31 Setting 31 London Street Lyttelton Commercial Building and 1206 509 High 398 52; H31 Setting, Former Maher's Significance Drapery 47 London Street Lyttelton Commercial Building and 1055 151 Significant 389 52; H31 Setting 62 London Street Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 766 513 Scheduled High 7370 386 52; H31 interior Significance Category 2 heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.26 64 London Street Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1119 28 Significant 385 52; H31 66 London Street Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1118 114 Significant 383 52; H31 53 Lukes Road Okains Bay Dwelling and Setting, 694 162 Significant 5281 614 66 Wharenui Category 2 Magazine Bay Lyttelton Magazine and Setting 695 549 High 7234 637 58 Foreshore Significance Category 1

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type Former Governors Bay School and School Master's House 112 Main Road Governors Former Governors Bay 672 76 Scheduled Significant 5434 309 57 Bay School and Setting interior Category 2 heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.27 112 Main Road Governors Former Governors Bay 673 76 Scheduled Significant 5435 307 57 Bay School Master's House interior Category 2 and Setting heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.28 427 Menzies Bay Okains Bay Dwelling and Setting, 1357 600 High 7501 749 R2 Road Rehutai Significance Category 1 239 Middle Road Pigeon Bay Dwelling and Setting, 776 79 Significant 5282 472 67 former Burnside Category 2 1 Norwich Quay Lyttelton Signal Box and Setting 1094 519 Significant 427 52; H31 2 Norwich Quay Lyttelton Commercial building and 1372 637 Significant 787 R1, 52, [Jenny Betts, Setting H31 #3615] 5 Norwich Quay Lyttelton Former Harbour Board 735 174 Significant 1815 413 52; H31 Office and Setting Category 2 40 Norwich Quay Lyttelton Mitre Hotel and Setting 1060 40 Significant 387 52; H31 894 Okains Bay Okains Bay Dwelling and Setting, 696 534 High 7283 618 R5 Road Rowandale Significance Category 2

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 1048 Okains Bay Okains Bay Dwelling and Setting, 717 139 Significant 5275 619 68 Road Kawatea Category 2 1130 Okains Bay Okains Bay Former Library and Setting 690 532 Significant 1731 621 68; H32 Road Category 2 1131 Okains Bay Okains Bay St John the Evangelist 715 144 High 1715 620 68; H32 Road Church and Setting Significance Category 2 1147 Okains Bay Okains Bay Former Okains Bay School 1184 62 Significant 623 68; H32 Road and Setting 1162 Okains Bay Okains Bay Former Seed Store and 697 59 High 5278 622 68; H32 Road Setting Significance Category 2 1162 Okains Bay Okains Bay Store, Former Post Office, 689 59 High 5277 625 68; H32 Road Dwelling and Setting Significance Category 2 231 Old Sumner - Lyttelton Battery Point Battery 1229 N/A High 7553 767 53 Lyttelton Road Significance Historic Area 389 Onuku Road Akaroa Karaweko and Setting 1174 152 High 477 R9 Significance 392 Onuku Road Akaroa Te Whare Karakia o Ōnuku 683 500 Significant 265 478 R9 and Setting Category 1 Oxford Street, Lyttelton Pilgrims Landing Site and 736 514 Significant 409 52; H31 between End- Setting Norwich Oxford Street, Lyttelton Cobblestone Gutters and 1179 560 Significant 410 52; H31 between Setting Winchester- Exeter 10 Oxford Street Lyttelton Former British Hotel and 1070 157 Significant 414 52; H31 Setting 13 Oxford Street Lyttelton Commercial Building and 1071 516 Significant 416 52; H31 Setting 20 Oxford Street Lyttelton Commercial Building and 1320 562 Significant 728 52; H31 Setting

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 26 Oxford Street Lyttelton Former Lyttelton Gaol Site 738 N/A High 7353 701 52; H31 Significance Category 2 1 [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 39 Oxford Street Lyttelton Former Warder's House 767 31 Significant 7533 419 52; H31 and Setting Category 2 47 Oxford Street Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1098 510 Significant 424 52; H31 51 Oxford Street Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1096 4 Significant 425 52; H31 53 Oxford Street Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1095 104 Significant 428 52; H31 59 Oxford Street Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1108 111 Significant 430 52; H31 8 Park Terrace Lyttelton Erskine Point Gun 1136 548 Significant 351 58 Emplacement and Setting 4 Percy Street Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1039 170 Significant 516 77; H37 Glencarrig 7 Percy Street Akaroa Dwelling and Setting, 659 51 Significant 1709 520 77; H37 Glencarrig Category 2 7 Percy Street Akaroa Glencarrig Waterwheel 1307 51 Significant 644 77; H37 and Setting 10 Percy Street Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 656 78 Significant 3053 511 77; H37 Category 2 14 Percy Street Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 708 22 Significant 3054 506 77; H37 Category 2 [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 20 Percy Street Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1041 138 Significant 515 77; H37

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 22A Percy Street Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1147 37 Significant 518 77; H37 380 Pettigrews Pigeon Bay Former Kukupa Side 1209 98 Scheduled Significant 7495 471 67 Road School and Setting interior Category 2 heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.29 Port Hills, Heathcote/ Lyttelton Railway Tunnel, 760 556 High 7172 768 52, 47; Lyttelton and Lyttelton Lyttelton and Heathcote Significance Category 1 H31 Heathcote Tunnel Portals and Setting (underground heritage item) [CCC, #3723] 18 Purau Avenue Diamond Dwelling and Setting, 671 537 Scheduled High 3088 448 59 Harbour Stoddart's Cottage interior Significance Category 1 heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.30 901 Purau - Port Port Levy St Paul's Church and 684 542 High 5370 466 R1 Levy Road Setting Significance Category 2 [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 1 Quail Island Diamond Former Quarantine 1365 631 High 7408 780 58, 61 Harbour Barracks and Setting Significance Category 1 5 Randolph 12 Reserve Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1166 172 Significant 445 52; H31 Terrace Terrace

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 25 Ripon Street Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1175 34 Significant 418 52; H31 99 Robinsons Bay Duvauchelle Dwelling and Setting, 1173 539 Significant 485 R5 Valley Road Former School Master's House 1A Rue Balguerie Akaroa Daly's Wharf, Shelter and 1210 473 Significant 534 77; H36 Setting 3 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Former Customhouse and 726 11 Scheduled High 1717 537 77; H36 Setting interior Significance Category 2 heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.31 10 Rue Balguerie Akaroa St Peter's Church and 747 487 High 267 553 77; H36 Setting (including the link Significance Category 1 from the Church to the Hall, but excluding the 1982 Hall itself) [Church Property Trustees, #3670] 11 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1019 132 Significant 560 77; H36 12 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1021 128 Significant 559 77; H36 15 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1020 125 Significant 563 77; H36 16 Rue Balguerie 14 Rue Akaroa Former Commercial 748 168 Significant 1739 561 77; H36 Balguerie Building and Setting Category 2 17 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 744 131 Significant 5334 567 77; H36 Category 2 18 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 749 129 High 1711 568 77; H36 Significance Category 2

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 21 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 745 126 Significant 5340 569 77; H36 Category 2 23 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 746 167 Significant 1723 573 77; H36 Category 2 37 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting, 713 160 High 1712 1713 581 77; H36 Blythcliffe Significance Category 1 [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 38 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1150 158 Significant 593 77; H36 42 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 763 13 Significant 5338 597 77; H36 Category 2 43 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1022 130 Significant 592 77; H36 44 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1024 115 Significant 598 77; H36 46 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1151 61 Significant 601 77; H36 47 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1152 127 Significant 596 77; H36 55 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1190 9 Significant 600 77; H36 70 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting, 667 123 High 1732 605 77 Linton Significance Category 2 73 Rue Balguerie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting, 718 488 High 1720 604 77; H36 Former Manse Significance Category 2 3 Rue Benoit Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1197 18 Significant 541 77; H36 26 Rue Benoit Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 758 46 Significant 1724 587 77; H36 Category 2 8 Rue Grehan Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1191 102 Significant 595 77; H35 42 Rue Grehan Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1007 124 Significant 603 77; H35 54 Rue Grehan Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 731 83 Significant 5335 606 77; H35 Category 2

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 56 Rue Grehan Akaroa Former Libeau Brick Kiln 1192 56 Significant 7354 607 77; H35 and Setting Category 2 [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 66 Rue Grehan Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1193 476 Significant 610 77; H35 Rue Jolie, Akaroa Rue Jolie Bridge and 753 504 High 7195 577 77; H37 between Setting Significance Category 2 Woodills-Viard 40 Rue Jolie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1008 489 Significant 555 77; H36 103 Rue Jolie Akaroa Coronation Library and 665 116 Scheduled Significant 1716 533 77; H37 Setting interior Category 2 heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.32 105 Rue Jolie 107 Rue Akaroa Gaiety Hall and Setting 666 484 Scheduled High 1719 532 77; H37 Jolie interior Significance Category 2 heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.33 109A Rue Jolie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 769 108 Significant 530 77; H37 110 Rue Jolie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1139 69 Significant 525 77; H37 112 Rue Jolie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1140 58 Significant 522 77; H37 113 Rue Jolie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 712 43 Significant 1736 528 77; H37 Category 2

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 114 Rue Jolie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1029 66 Significant 524 77; H37 115 Rue Jolie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 664 107 Significant 1735 527 77; H37 Category 2 116 Rue Jolie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1141 84 Significant 523 77; H37 117 Rue Jolie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1028 19 Significant 526 77; H37 130 Rue Jolie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 709 96 Significant 5336 512 77; H37 Category 2 136 Rue Jolie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1142 481 Significant 505 77; H37 147A Rue Jolie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 706 180 Significant 9945 498 77; H37 Category 2 147B Rue Jolie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1144 181 Significant 1725 499 77; H37 Category 2 153 Rue Jolie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 658 117 Significant 1734 493 77; H37 Category 2 154 Rue Jolie 156 Rue Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 705 120 Significant 1727 488 77; H37 Jolie Category 2 158 Rue Jolie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 704 118 Significant 1741 486 77; H37 Category 2 160 Rue Jolie Akaroa Masonic Lodge Hall, The 703 119 High 1733 484 77; H37 Phoenix Lodge and Setting Significance Category 2 164 Rue Jolie Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1038 495 Significant 1726 483 77; H37 Category 2 Rue Lavaud, Akaroa Trypot and Setting 1198 523 Significant 539 77; H36 between Balguerie- Beach Rue Lavaud, Akaroa Rue Lavaud Bridge and 774 502 Significant 1714 556 77; H36 between Setting, Southern Category 2 Brittan-Croix

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type Rue Lavaud, Akaroa Rue Lavaud Bridge and 756 503 Significant 1714 584 77; H35 between Setting, Northern Category 2 Woodills- Grehan 6 Rue Lavaud 4 Rue Akaroa Grand Hotel and Setting 1005 490 Significant 585 77; H35 Lavaud, 4E Rue Lavaud 8 Rue Lavaud Akaroa Dwelling and Setting, 755 163 High 3344 591 77; H35 Significance Category 2 [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 17 Rue Lavaud Akaroa Dwelling and Setting, 757 8 High 1743 580 77; H35 Windermere Significance Category 2 18 Rue Lavaud Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 721 164 High 1742 578 77; H35 Significance Category 2 25 Rue Lavaud Akaroa St Patrick's Church and 723 153 High 266 582 77; H36 Setting Significance Category 2 1 [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 33 Rue Lavaud Akaroa Former Dwelling/ 1195 64 Significant 575 77; H36 Commercial Building and Setting 35 Rue Lavaud Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 724 101 Significant 5295 574 77; H36 Category 2 39 Rue Lavaud Akaroa Trinity Church, Hall and 725 154 High 5288 571 77; H36 Setting Significance Category 2

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 40 Rue Lavaud Akaroa Commercial 1009 493 Significant 566 77; H36 Building/Dwelling and Setting, Former Peninsula General Store 41 Rue Lavaud 43 Rue Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1012 21 Significant 570 77; H36 Lavaud 42 Rue Lavaud Akaroa Commercial Building and 1010 3 Significant 564 77; H36 Setting 45 Rue Lavaud Akaroa Former Dwelling and 1013 166 Significant 565 77; H36 Setting 47 Rue Lavaud Akaroa Former Dwelling and 750 499 Significant 562 77; H36 Setting 48 Rue Lavaud 44, 46 Rue Akaroa Madeira Hotel and Setting 1011 492 Significant 554 77; H36 Lavaud 50 Rue Lavaud Akaroa Former Madeira Hotel and 751 486 Significant 7155 558 77; H36 Setting Category 2 58 Rue Lavaud Akaroa Pharmacy and Setting 729 57 Significant 5287 550 77; H36 Category 2 60 Rue Lavaud Akaroa Former Town Hall and 1016 89 High 547 77; H36 Setting Significance 62 Rue Lavaud Akaroa Former Police Station and 1196 475 Significant 546 77; H36 Setting 65 Rue Lavaud 63 Rue Akaroa Former Presbyterian 1014 491 Significant 5337 557 77; H36 Lavaud Church and Setting Category 2 Akaroa Museum

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 84 Rue Lavaud Akaroa Banks Peninsula War 1017 146 High 538 77; H36 Memorial and Setting Significance 92 Rue Lavaud Akaroa Former Women's Rest 1082 524 Scheduled Significant 536 77; H36 Room and Setting interior heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.37 1 Rue Akaroa Former Power House and 752 74 High 5289 579 77; H36 Pompallier Setting Significance Category 2 4 Rue Viard Akaroa Former Sisters of Mercy 722 165 Significant 3048 588 77; H35 Convent and Setting Category 2 5 Sawmill Road Duvauchelle Dwelling and Setting 1171 145 Significant 589 R5 6 St Davids Lyttelton Former Masonic Lodge 765 135 High 7382 431 52; H31 Street Hall, Lodge of Unanimity, Significance Category 2 and Setting 22 St Davids Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1088 47 Significant 434 52; H31 Street 26 St Davids Lyttelton Former Court Queen of 1090 44 High 435 52; H31 Street the Isles Foresters' Lodge Significance Hall and Setting 28 St Davids Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1091 173 Significant 436 52; H31 Street 30 St Davids Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1092 511 Significant 437 52; H31 Street 32 St Davids Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1211 512 Significant 438 52; H31 Street 34 St Davids Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1093 75 Significant 439 52; H31 Street

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Street Address Other Location Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group Heritage NZ Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – Pouhere Aerial Map Number Number High Taonga Map Number Significance Heritage List Number Group 2 - number & Significant registration type 2057 Summit Road 2057R Governors Sign of the Kiwi and 176 366 Scheduled High 1930 299 57 Summit Bay Setting interior Significance Category 1 Road, 1700 heritage Summit fabric Road identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.38 2057 Summit Road 2057R Governors Sign of the Kiwi Grounds 1346 366 Significant 753 57 Summit Bay and Setting Road,1700 Summit Road 5 Sumner Road Lyttelton Former Lyttelton Police 739 137 High 7355 422 52; H31 Station Cells and Setting Significance Category 2 27 Sumner Road Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1086 86 Significant 440 52; H31 29 Sumner Road Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1168 68 Significant 441 52; H31 31 Sumner Road Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1167 12 Significant 443 52; H31 1 Ticehurst Road Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting, Islay 741 29 Significant 3351 372 52; H31 Cottage Category 2 30 Upper Church 32 Upper Little River St Andrew's Church and 692 148 Significant 5286 465 69 Road Church Road Setting Category 2 28 Wharf Road Pigeon Bay Knox Church and Setting 688 143 Significant 5274 469 65 Category 2 4 William Street Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 1143 73 Significant 509 77; H37 15 William Street Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 707 54 Significant 5447 496 77; H37 Category 2 3 Winchester Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1187 6 High 417 52; H31 Street Significance 13 Winchester Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1117 70 Significant 405 52 Street

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23 Winchester Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1115 67 Significant 395 52; H31 Street 28 Winchester Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1110 80 Significant 396 52; H31 Street 32 Winchester Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1111 72 Significant 394 52; H31 Street 34 Winchester Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1112 35 Significant 391 52; H31 Street 36 Winchester Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1113 38 Significant 390 52; H31 Street 38 Winchester Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1114 149 Significant 388 52; H31 Street 39 Winchester Lyttelton Dwelling and Setting 1188 517 Significant 384 52; H31 Street Woodills Road, Akaroa Lampstand and Setting 1200 530 Significant 594 77; H35 between Lavaud- Felthams 80 Woodills Road Akaroa Dwelling and Setting 668 483 Significant 1737 609 77; H35 Category 2

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Appendix 9.3.6.1.3 - Schedule of Significant Historic Heritage Places [Central City] Explanatory note: Where heritage settings contain multiple items, these have been grouped together using thicker lines in the table below and a collective name for the heritage places is also noted.

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100 Kilmore Street 89 Armagh The Christchurch Town Hall and 311 318 Scheduled High 237 32; H16 Street Setting interior Significance heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.39 89 Armagh Street 100 Kilmore Captain James Cook Statue and 524 318 High 1860 240 32; H16 Kilmore Street Street Setting Significance Category 2

89 Armagh Street 100 Kilmore Bowker Fountain and Setting 527 318 High 246 32; H16 Street Significance

100 Kilmore Street 89 Armagh Floral Clock and Setting 526 318 Significant 234 32; H16 Street 89 Armagh Street 100 Kilmore K2 Telephone Box and Setting 528 318 Significant 248 32; H16 Street

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Avon River 71 Hereford Mill Island and Setting 608 578 Significant 224 32; H16 between Street, 110 Hereford- Cambridge Worcester Terrace

136 Barbadoes 140 Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament 46 368 High 47 301 39; H20 Street Barbadoes and Setting Significance Category 1 Street 181 Barbadoes Former Community of the Sacred 50 364 High 4387 646 39; H20 Street Name and Setting Significance Category 1

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82 Bealey Avenue Former Dwelling and Setting 55 311 Significant 1939 211 32; H10 Category 2

1/2 Beveridge Dwelling and Setting 395 290 Significant 191 32; H10 Street 18 Beveridge Dwelling and Setting 60 304 Significant 3695 204 32; H10 Street Category 2

Canterbury Club Gas Lamp and Hitching Post

Cambridge Canterbury Club Gas Lamp and 1344 554 Significant 1838 743 32; H15 Terrace, Setting Category 2 between Hereford- Worcester Cambridge Canterbury Club Hitching Post and 77 554 Significant 1839 216 32; H15 Terrace, Setting Category 2 between Hereford- Worcester

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137 Cambridge Commercial Building and Setting, 78 309 Significant 3111 209 32; H15 Terrace Harley Chambers Category 2 Poplar Crescent

230 Cambridge 2/230 Edmonds Band Rotunda Area 79 585 High 1865 258 32; H16 Terrace, 272 Cambridge including Rotunda, Shelter, Significance Category 2 Cambridge Terrace, 211 Balustrades, Landing and Lamp Terrace, 295F Oxford Standards and Setting Madras Terrace, 283 Street, 267 Cambridge Oxford Terrace Terrace 272 Cambridge 2/230 Poplars, Lamp Standards and 643 585 High 271 32; H16 Terrace, 230 Cambridge Setting Significance Cambridge Terrace, 211 Terrace, 295F Oxford Madras Terrace, 283 Street, 267 Cambridge Oxford Terrace Terrace

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95 Cashel Street Former Commercial Building 256 N/A Significant 307 233 39; H19 Category 1 214 Cashel Street Façade and Setting, Former New 95 351 Significant 282 39; H20 Zealand Farmers’ Co-operative Association of Canterbury Ltd

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Street Address Other Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group HNZPT Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – register Aerial Map Number Number High number and Map Number Significance registration Number Group 2 - type Significant 100 Cathedral 99 Cathedral Citizens' War Memorial and Setting 107 553 High 3693 629 32; H16 Square Square, 105 Significance Category 1 Cathedral Square, and adjacent Road Reserve 100 Cathedral 105 Cathedral ChristChurch Cathedral and Setting 106 553 High 46 252 32; H16 Square Square, 99 Significance Category 1 Cathedral Square, and adjacent Road Reserve 105 Cathedral 99 Cathedral Godley Statue, Godley Plot and 105 553 High 3666 244 32; H16 Square Square, 100 Setting Significance Category 1 Cathedral Square, and adjacent Road Reserve 86-88 Chester Street Dwellings and Setting 113 358 Significant 1881 291 32; H16 East Category 2 98- Chester Street Dwellings and Setting 116 361 Significant 7323 294 32; H16 100 East Category 2 Colombo 2/230, 3/230 Colombo Street Bridge and Setting 153 584 High 1835 249 32; H16 Street, Cambridge Significance Category 2 between Terrace, 211 Oxford- Oxford Cambridge Terrace

527 Colombo New City Hotel and Setting 1327 569 Significant 3124 735 39 Street Category 2

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Street Address Other Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group HNZPT Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – register Aerial Map Number Number High number and Map Number Significance registration Number Group 2 - type Significant 690 Colombo 682,684, 686, Former Beaths Department Store 90 N/A Significant 3094 687 39; H19 Street 688 Colombo in respect of the following features Category 2 Street, 146, only: 146A, 146B, [a] The Cashel Street facade above 148 Cashel the veranda level [including the Street parapet, the multi paned windows above the veranda level] and being approximately 18.8 metres from the northwest corner of the site. [b] The Colombo Street facade above the veranda level [including the parapet, the multi paned windows above the veranda level] being approximately 24 metres in length from the northwest corner of the site and the 1933 building facade return on the south end [being approximately 1.5 metres in length]. [c] The existing [1933] street veranda on Cashel and Colombo Streets including the diagonal metal supports, decorative copper fascias, metal soffit linings and decorative 'flower' bosses. [d] The "Starmart" Colombo Street shop front being the bronzed metal sections, diagonally intersected fan light, the decorative metal panels and metal framed exterior light. [e] The 2 metal display cases on the granite faced columns.

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866 Colombo Former St Mary's Convent Chapel 154 329 Scheduled High 7239 254 32; H10 Street and Setting interior Significance Category 2 heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.40 1P Cranmer Cranmer Square and Setting 157 284 High 181 32; H15 Square Significance 38 Cranmer Dwelling and Setting 159 302 High 202 32; H15 Square Significance 40 Cranmer Former Shop/Dwelling and Setting 160 301 High 203 32; H15 Square Significance

2 Dorset Street 2A, 4, 6, 8, 10, Dwellings and Setting, Dorset 165 266 High 780 138 32; H10 12, 14 and 16 Street Flats Significance Category 1 Dorset Street [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 26 Dublin Street 12-20 Bealey Dwellings and Setting, Maisonettes 620 261 Significant 3724 133 32; H10 Avenue Category 2

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Street Address Other Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group HNZPT Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – register Aerial Map Number Number High number and Map Number Significance registration Number Group 2 - type Significant Canterbury Provincial Council 45 Buildings Category 1 [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 280 Durham Street Canterbury Provincial Council 638 N/A High 45 742 32; H16 North Buildings Courtyard/Grounds Significance Category 1 [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 280 Durham Street Canterbury Provincial Council 172 625 Scheduled High 45 681 32; H16 North Buildings interior Significance Category 1 heritage fabric [#3675.25 identified in Historic Appendix Places 9.3.6.7.41 Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 280 Durham Street Canterbury Provincial Council 1345 625 Scheduled Significant 45 725 32; H16 North Buildings Former Land Transfer interior Category 1 Office heritage fabric [#3675.25 identified in Historic Appendix Places 9.3.6.7.42 Canterbury (HPC) pg3]

St. Michael and All Angels Church and School

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243 Durham Street 90 Oxford St Michael and All Angels Church 411 307 High 295 214 39; H19 South Terrace Belfry and Setting Significance Category 1 243 Durham Street 90 Oxford St Michael's School Stone Building 412 307 High 1927 219 39; H19 South Terrace and Setting Significance Category 2

243 Durham Street 90 Oxford St Michael's School Hall and Setting 169 307 High 221 39; H19 South Terrace Significance

147 Fitzgerald Dwelling/Commercial Building and 640 375 Significant 314 32 Avenue Setting 187 Fitzgerald Dwelling/Commercial Building and 641 376 Significant 313 32 Avenue Setting Former Ward's Brewery and Setting

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42 Gloucester Dwelling and Setting, Orari 217 285 Significant 3712 179 32; H15 Street Category 2 53 Gloucester Dwellings and Setting, Mildenhall 218 300 Significant 200 32; H15 Street

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145 Gloucester Theatre Royal, Façade, Dome, 222 331 High 1936 257 32; H16 Street Staircase and Setting including all Significance Category 1 of that part of the building south of the proscenium arch but excluding the new part of the building on the eastern side of the seismic wall, and setting [Dr Ian and Lynne Lochhead, #3633] [Theatre Royal Foundation, FS#5072] 445 Hagley Cricket Pavilion and Setting 458 242 High 3656 93 38 Avenue Significance Category 2

510 Hagley Former West Christchurch 231 249 High 1874 102 38 Avenue School/Hagley Community College Significance Category 2 and Setting 272 Hereford St Luke's Chapel and Setting 268 370 Significant 5328 304 32 Street Category 2

300 Hereford Dwelling and Setting 269 372 Significant 306 32 Street

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181 High Street 238 Tuam Commercial Building Façade and 1313 555 Significant 1909 642 39; H20 Street, 179 Setting, Former A J Whites Category 2 High Street 201 High Street 203 High Commercial Building Façade and 283 346 Significant 274 39; H20 Street Setting 225 High Street Commercial Building and Setting 286 339 Significant 266 39; H19

High Street Triangles and settings

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192F High Street 153 Triangle Reserve and Setting 1362 341 Significant 269 39; H20 Manchester Street, corner of High and Manchester Street [North of Lichfield Street]

215F High Street 211F High Triangle Reserve and Setting 1281 343 Significant 272 39; H20 Street, Corner of High and Manchester Street [South of Lichfield Street] 220F High Street Corner of Triangle Reserve and Setting 1279 334 Significant 261 39; H19 Cashel and High Street [South of Cashel Street] 261F High Street Corner of High Triangle Reserve and Setting 1359 601 Significant 747 39; H19 and Cashel Street [North of Cashel Street]

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185 Kilmore Street 248 Former Vicarage of the Church of 315 344 Significant 3132 278 32; H11 Manchester St Luke the Evangelist and Setting Category 1 Street 7716 Wāhi Tapu [#3675.25 Historic Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 248 Manchester 185 Kilmore Former Church of St Luke the 1290 344 Significant 630 32; H11 Street Street Evangelist Bell Tower and Setting The extent of the setting area around the Bell Tower, measured from the base of timber buttresses of the structure for all directions, is 5 metres to the west, 4 metres to the east, 3 metres to the north, and 3 metres to the south [Church Property Trustees, #3670] 228 Kilmore Street 226 Kilmore Commercial Building and Setting 316 367 Significant 300 32; H16 Street

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1 Latimer Latimer Square and Setting 325 355 High 287 32; H16 Square Significance

92 Lichfield Commercial Building and Setting, 334 338 High 264 39; H19 Street Former Sargood Son and Ewen Significance 96 Lichfield Commercial Building and Setting, 333 340 High 1899 268 39; H19 Street Former Wellington Woollen Mills Significance Category 1 Manufacturing Company

211 - Manchester Former Commercial Building 256 N/A Significant 307 233 39; H19 215 Street Category 1 [CCC, #3723] 218R Manchester Former MED Converter Station, 372 345 Significant 276 32; H16 Street Substation and Setting

387 Manchester Former Dwelling and Setting, Holly 373 332 High 300 259 32; H10 Street Lea/McLean's Mansion Significance Category 1

181 Montreal Commercial Building and Setting, 1353 597 Significant 744 39; H19 Street Former W. Williamson Construction Company

279 Montreal Dwellings and Setting, West Avon 387 552 Significant 1944 189 32; H15 Street Flats Category 2 311 Montreal Dwelling and Setting 389 286 Significant 183 32; H15 Street

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402 Montreal Dwelling and Setting 391 294 Significant 3102 190 32; H10 Street Category 2 404 Montreal Dwelling and Setting 392 293 Significant 3103 193 32; H10 Street Category 2 406 Montreal Dwelling and Setting 393 292 Significant 194 32; H10 Street 2/408 Montreal Dwelling and Setting 394 291 Significant 192 32; H10 Street 367 Moorhouse Former Grosvenor Hotel and 398 359 Significant 292 39 Avenue Setting

23 New Regent 3-8, 10-14, 16- New Regent Street Shops and 404 336 High 4385 262 32; H16 Street 17, 19, 21, 23- Setting Significance Category 1 26, 28-35, 38 New Regent 7057 Street; 153 Historic Gloucester Area Street; 157A [#3675.25 Gloucester Historic Street; 166 Places Armagh Canterbury Street; 180 (HPC) pg3] Armagh Street

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14 Oxford Former Dwelling and Setting 409 273 Significant 1912 156 39; H19 Terrace Category 2 95 Oxford 95A Oxford Former Dwelling and Setting 606 310 Significant 217 39; H19 Terrace Terrace

152 Oxford Commercial Building, and Setting, 414 317 High 3128 230 32; H16 Terrace Former Public Trust Office west Significance Category 2 façade of building only, and Setting Significant 153 Oxford 161 Oxford Captain Robert Falcon Scott Statue 572 579 High 1840 226 32; H16 Terrace Terrace and Setting Significance Category 2

159 Oxford 142 Former Municipal Chambers and 415 581 Scheduled High 1844 225 32; H16 Terrace Cambridge Setting interior Significance Category 2 Terrace heritage fabric 1 identified in [#3675.25 Appendix Historic 9.3.6.7.43 Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 176 Oxford Former Midland Club and Setting 416 610 Significant 3123 682 32; H16 Terrace Category 2

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Park Terrace, 5,6,7,8 Hagley Park Bridge and Setting 618 259 High 1834 131 32; H15 between Riccarton Significance Category 2 Armagh- Avenue Hagley Park 26 Park Terrace 17 Armagh Former Dwelling and Setting, 34 276 Significant 3117 169 32; H15 Street, 17A Inveresk Category 2 Armagh Street 26 Park Terrace 25A Cranmer Former St Margaret's School 158 279 High 3105 173 32; H15 Square Building and Setting Significance Category 2

Bishopscourt 100 Park Terrace Former Bishop's Residence and 436 470 High 296 155 32; H10 Setting Significance Category 1 [Demolished October 2015] 100 Park Terrace Former Bishop's Chapel and Setting 1305 470 High 296 163 32; H10 Significance Category 1

122 Park Terrace Dwelling and Setting 446 258 Significant 1888 126 32; H10 Category 2

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2 Riccarton Nurses' Memorial Chapel and 460 252 Scheduled High 1851 108 38 Avenue Setting interior Significance Category 1 heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.44 6 Riccarton Bandsmen's Memorial Rotunda 457 244 High 3093 100 38 Avenue and Setting Significance Category 2

7 Riccarton Curator's House and Setting 473 255 Scheduled Significant 1863 128 39; H19 Avenue interior Category 2 heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.45 7 Riccarton Cuningham House and Setting 83 245 Scheduled High 1862 95 31; H15 Avenue interior Significance Category 2 heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.3.6.7.46 7 Riccarton Moorhouse Statue and Setting 84 255 High 127 32; H15 Avenue Significance 5 Rolleston 7, 8 Riccarton Rolleston Statue and Setting 472 257 High 1946 135 32; H15 Avenue Avenue Significance Category 2

5 Rolleston 7, 8 Riccarton Fitzgerald Statue and Setting 470 264 High 136 39; H19 Avenue Avenue Significance

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Canterbury Museum

11 Rolleston Canterbury Museum (1870-1882 474 257 High 290 124 32; H15 Avenue buildings) and Setting Significance Category 1

11 Rolleston Roger Duff wing South and West 1379 257 Significant 809 32; H15 Avenue Facades

11 Rolleston Centennial wing East façade 1378 257 Significant 808 32; H15 Avenue

Christ's College

33 Rolleston Christ's College Open Air 483 254 Significant 3282 115 31; H15 Avenue Classrooms and Setting Category 2

33 Rolleston Christ's College Former Hare 476 254 High 3278 116 31; H15 Avenue Memorial Library and Classrooms Significance Category 1 and Setting 33 Rolleston Christ's College School House and 481 254 High 3280 117 31; H15 Avenue Setting Significance Category 2

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33 Rolleston Christ's College Former Big School 482 254 High 48 120 31; H15 Avenue and Setting Significance Category 1

33 Rolleston Christ's College Chapel and Setting 477 254 High 3277 121 31; H15 Avenue Significance Category 1 33 Rolleston Christ's College Main Quadrangle 475 254 Significant 122 31; H15 Avenue and Setting

33 Rolleston Christ's College Jacobs House and 480 254 Significant 3279 123 31; H15 Avenue Setting Category 2

33 Rolleston Christ's College Former New 615 254 High 125 31; H15 Avenue Classrooms and Setting Significance 33 Rolleston Christ's College Dining Hall Tower 617 254 High 129 31; H15 Avenue and Hospital and Setting Significance 33 Rolleston Christ's College Memorial Dining 479 254 High 3276 130 31; H15 Avenue Hall and Setting Significance Category 1

33 Rolleston Christ's College Administration 616 254 Significant 132 31; H15 Avenue Building and Setting

64 Rolleston Dwelling and Setting 30 267 Significant 140 32; H15 Avenue

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186 Tuam Street 201 St Asaph Colonial Motor Company Garage 1368 634 High 3118 783 39; H19 Street and Setting Significance Category 2

200 Tuam Street Commercial Building and Setting, 514 378 Significant 3127 690 39; H19 Lawrie and Wilson Auctioneers Category 2

209 Tuam Street Former High Street Post Office and 516 347 High 277 39; H20 Setting Significance

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Victoria 95 Victoria Jubilee Clock Tower and Setting 530 295 High 3679 3670 196 32; H10 Street, Street Significance Category 1 between [#3675.25 Peterborough- Historic Montreal Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3] 91 Victoria Street A-F/91, 1H- Victoria Mansions and Setting 529 296 High 342 3142 195 32; H10 3H/91, 1J- Significance Category 2 3J/91, 1K- [#3675.25 3K/91, 1L- Historic 3L/91, 1M- Places 3M/91 and Canterbury N/91 Victoria (HPC) pg3] Street

169 Victoria Street Former Dwellings and Setting, 532 271 Significant 4975 154 32; H10 Santa Barbara Category 2 Worcester 110, 142 Worcester Street Bridge and 586 580 High 1833 218 32; H15 Street, Cambridge Setting Significance Category 2 between Terrace, 161 Cambridge- Oxford Oxford Terrace

Former Canterbury College

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Street Address Other Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group HNZPT Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – register Aerial Map Number Number High number and Map Number Significance registration Number Group 2 - type Significant 2 Worcester 25 Hereford West Lecture Block and Setting 557 270 High 7301 143 32; H15 Street Street, 39 Significance Category 1 Hereford [#3675.24 Street, 30 Historic Worcester Places Street, 40 Canterbury Worcester (HPC) pg3; Street #3700.14 Christchurch Civic Trust pg 3] 2 Worcester 25 Hereford Classics Building and Setting 551 270 High 7301 144 32; H15 Street Street, 39 Significance Category 1 Hereford [#3675.24 Street, 30 Historic Worcester Places Street, 40 Canterbury Worcester (HPC) pg3; Street #3700.14 Christchurch Civic Trust pg 3] 2 Worcester 25 Hereford Men's Common Room and Setting 564 270 High 7301 161 32; H15 Street Street, 39 Significance Category 1 Hereford [#3675.24 Street, 30 Historic Worcester Places Street, 40 Canterbury Worcester (HPC) pg3; Street #3700.14 Christchurch Civic Trust pg 3]

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Street Address Other Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group HNZPT Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – register Aerial Map Number Number High number and Map Number Significance registration Number Group 2 - type Significant 2 Worcester 25 Hereford Electrical Engineering Laboratory, 554 270 High 7301 162 32; H15 Street Street, 39 School of Engineering, and Setting Significance Category 1 Hereford [#3675.24 Street, 30 Historic Worcester Places Street, 40 Canterbury Worcester (HPC) pg3; Street #3700.14 Christchurch Civic Trust pg 3] 2 Worcester 25 Hereford Mechanical Laboratory, School of 550 270 High 7301 157 32; H15 Street Street, 39 Engineering, and Setting Significance Category 1 Hereford [#3675.24 Street, 30 Historic Worcester Places Street, 40 Canterbury Worcester (HPC) pg3; Street #3700.14 Christchurch Civic Trust pg 3] 2 Worcester 25 Hereford Registry and Setting 562 270 High 7373 186 32; H15 Street Street, 39 Significance Category 1 Hereford [#3675.24 Street, 30 Historic Worcester Places Street, 40 Canterbury Worcester (HPC) pg3; Street #3700.14 Christchurch Civic Trust pg 3]

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Street Address Other Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group HNZPT Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – register Aerial Map Number Number High number and Map Number Significance registration Number Group 2 - type Significant 2 Worcester 25 Hereford Registry office and Setting 1369 270 Significant 784 32, H15 Street Street, 39 Hereford Street, 30 Worcester Street, 40 Worcester Street 2 Worcester 25 Hereford College Hall and Setting 546 270 High 7301 139 32; H15 Street Street, 39 Significance Category 1 Hereford [#3675.24 Street, 30 Historic Worcester Places Street, 40 Canterbury Worcester (HPC) pg3; Street #3700.14 Christchurch Civic Trust pg 3] 2 Worcester 25 Hereford Girls' High School/School of Art 548 270 High 7301 141 32; H15 Street Street, 39 Block and Setting Significance Category 1 Hereford [#3675.24 Street, 30 Historic Worcester Places Street, 40 Canterbury Worcester (HPC) pg3; Street #3700.14 Christchurch Civic Trust pg 3]

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Street Address Other Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group HNZPT Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – register Aerial Map Number Number High number and Map Number Significance registration Number Group 2 - type Significant 2 Worcester 25 Hereford Biology and Observatory Block and 549 270 High 7301 159 32; H15 Street Street, 39 Setting Significance Category 1 Hereford [#3675.24 Street, 30 Historic Worcester Places Street, 40 Canterbury Worcester (HPC) pg3; Street #3700.14 Christchurch Civic Trust pg 3] 2 Worcester 25 Hereford Christchurch Boys' High School 565 270 High 7301 172 32; H15 Street Street, 39 Gymnasium and Setting Significance Category 1 Hereford [#3675.24 Street, 30 Historic Worcester Places Street, 40 Canterbury Worcester (HPC) pg3; Street #3700.14 Christchurch Civic Trust pg 3] 2 Worcester 25 Hereford Christchurch Boys' High School and 547 270 High 3658 174 32; H15 Street Street, 39 Setting Significance Category 1 Hereford Street, 30 7301 Worcester Category 1 Street, 40 [#3675.25 Worcester Historic Street Places Canterbury (HPC) pg3]

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Street Address Other Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group HNZPT Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – register Aerial Map Number Number High number and Map Number Significance registration Number Group 2 - type Significant 2 Worcester 25 Hereford Physics Building and Setting 558 270 High 7301 166 32; H15 Street Street, 39 Significance Category 1 Hereford [#3675.24 Street, 30 Historic Worcester Places Street, 40 Canterbury Worcester (HPC) pg3; Street #3700.14 Christchurch Civic Trust pg 3] 2 Worcester 25 Hereford Electrical Engineering Extension, 556 270 High 7301 167 32; H15 Street Street, 39 School of Engineering, and Setting Significance Category 1 Hereford [#3675.24 Street, 30 Historic Worcester Places Street, 40 Canterbury Worcester (HPC) pg3; Street #3700.14 Christchurch Civic Trust pg 3] 2 Worcester 25 Hereford Clock Tower Block and Setting 545 270 High 7301 149 32; H15 Street Street, 39 Significance Category 1 Hereford [#3675.24 Street, 30 Historic Worcester Places Street, 40 Canterbury Worcester (HPC) pg3; Street #3700.14 Christchurch Civic Trust pg 3]

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Street Address Other Description and/or Name Heritage Heritage Scheduled Group HNZPT Heritage Planning Addresses Item Setting Interiors Group 1 – register Aerial Map Number Number High number and Map Number Significance registration Number Group 2 - type Significant 2 Worcester 25 Hereford Hydraulic Laboratory, School of 553 270 High 7301 164 32; H15 Street Street, 39 Engineering, and Setting Significance Category 1 Hereford [#3675.24 Street, 30 Historic Worcester Places Street, 40 Canterbury Worcester (HPC) pg3; Street #3700.14 Christchurch Civic Trust pg 3] 2 Worcester 25 Hereford Students' Union and Setting 254 270 High 4907 177 32; H15 Street Street, 39 Significance Category 2 Hereford [#3675.24 Street, 30 Historic Worcester Places Street, 40 Canterbury Worcester (HPC) pg3; Street #3700.14 Christchurch Civic Trust pg 3] 5 Worcester Former Dwelling and Setting 566 269 Scheduled High 148 32; H15 Street interior Significance heritage fabric identified in Appendix 9.6.3.7.48 15 Worcester Dwelling and Setting 567 274 Significant 1891 160 32; H15 Street Category 2

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21 Worcester Dwelling and Setting 569 277 High 1893 168 32; H15 Street Significance Category 2

23 Worcester Former Dwelling and Setting 570 278 Significant 1894 170 32; H15 Street Category 2

129 Cambridge Canterbury Club and Setting 76 305 High 1837 208 32; H15 Terrace Significance Category 2

69 Worcester Digby's Commercial 571 342 High 1950 679 32; H15 Street School/Worcester Chambers and Significance Category 2 Setting

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124 Worcester Former Trinity Congregational 580 608 High 306 270 32; H16 Street Church and Setting Significance Category 1 154 Worcester Christchurch Club and Setting 584 353 High 292 284 32; H16 Street Significance Category 1 229 Worcester Dwelling and Setting 585 369 High 302 32 Street Significance

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Appendix 9.3.6.2 - SCHEDULE OF SILENT FILE AREAS

ID. Planning Map Name and/or Description Location Number Number 19 R4 Waipuna Saddle – Port Levy Western Valley Road west of Waipuna Saddle 21 64, R1 Koukourārata / Port Levy Inland from Puari 22 R8 Akaroa Harbour - Wainui Land west of Timutimu Head 23 74, R4 Akaroa Harbour - Wainui Land and coastal waters of Petit Carenage Bay and inland 24 74, 75, R4 Akaroa Harbour - Wainui Land and coastal waters north of Wainui, includes Wainui Main Road and part of Tikao Bay. 25 70, 73, R4 Akaroa Harbour - Ōnawe Ōnawe and Ōnawe Pa 26 70, 73, R4 Akaroa Harbour - Duvauchelle Land and coastal waters of Duvauchelle Bay 27 76, R5 Akaroa Harbour - Takamatua Inland from Takamatua Bay, includes Old French Road 28 76, 77, R5 Akaroa Harbour - Akaroa Land and coastal waters of Children’s Bay, including beach front and inland north of Children’s Bay 29 78, R8 Southern Bays - Little River Land and coastal waters of Oashore and Tokoroa Bay, and also part of Hikuraki Bay 30 57, R1 Whakaraupō / Lyttelton Land and coastal waters north of Harbour – Governors Bay Governors Bay, includes Governors Bay Road 31 51, 52, R1 Whakaraupō / Lyttelton Northwest of Rāpaki Harbour - Rāpaki 32 R1 Koukourārata / Port Levy Land and coastal waters of Waitata / Little Port Cooper and Ti Piaka / Adderley Head 34 78, R4, R8 Southern Bays - Little River Includes Oritaka Pa and Bossu Road

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Appendix 9.3.6.32 - HERITAGE ITEM AND HERITAGE SETTING EXEMPTIONS FROM ZONE AND TRANSPORT RULES Appendix 9.3.6.32.1 - Christchurch City and Banks Peninsula Heritage Exemptions The activities within a heritage item or heritage setting shall be exempt from compliance with the rules in other chapters as set out in the table below.

These exemptions shall only apply as long as the protected heritage item remains in the heritage setting or has been granted resource consent for relocation within the same land parcel.

Chapter Zone Activity Type of Exemption Chapter 7 All zones outside Central City and 7.2.3.1 Minimum number and dimensions of car parks Parking and Loading Transport the Specific Purpose (Lyttelton Port) required Zone

Chapter 7 All zones outside Central City and 7.2.3.2 Minimum number of cycle parking facilities Parking and Loading Transport the Specific Purpose (Lyttelton Port) required Zone Chapter 7 All zones outside Central City and 7.2.3.3 Minimum number of loading spaces required Parking and Loading Transport the Specific Purpose (Lyttelton Port) Zone Chapter 7 All zones outside Central City and 7.2.3.4 Manoeuvring for parking and loading areas Parking and Loading Transport the Specific Purpose (Lyttelton Port) Zone Chapter 7 All zones outside Central City and 7.2.3.5 Gradient of parking and loading areas Parking and Loading Transport the Specific Purpose (Lyttelton Port) Zone Chapter 7 All zones outside Central City and 7.2.3.6 Design of parking and loading areas Parking and Loading Transport the Specific Purpose (Lyttelton Port) Zone Chapter 14 Residential Suburban Zone and 14.2.2.1 P2b P15b Accommodation of travellers for a tariff Bed Residential coherence Residential Residential Suburban Density and Breakfast Transition Zone Chapter 14 Residential Suburban Zone and 14.2.2.1 P3b P14b Care of non-resident children within a Residential coherence Residential Residential Suburban Density residential unit in return for monetary payment Transition Zone to the carer Chapter 14 Residential Suburban Zone and 14.2.2.1 P6a, P6b, P6c P13a, Home Occupation Scale of activity Residential Residential Suburban Density P13b, P13c Residential coherence Transition Zone Retail

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Chapter Zone Activity Type of Exemption Chapter 14 Residential Suburban Zone and 14.2.2.1 P7b, P7f, P7g P17b, P17f Pre-school facility Scale of activity Residential Residential Suburban Density (i),(ii) Residential coherence Transition Zone Chapter 14 Residential Suburban Zone and 14.2.2.1 P8b, P8e, P8f P18b, P18f Health Care Facility Scale of activity Residential Residential Suburban Density (i),(ii) Residential coherence Transition Zone Chapter 14 Residential Suburban Zone and 14.2.2.1 P9b, P9e, P9f P19b, P19f Veterinary Care Facility Scale of activity Residential Residential Suburban Density (i),(ii) Residential coherence Transition Zone Chapter 14 Residential Suburban Zone and 14.2.2.1 P10b, P10e, P10f P16b, Education activity Scale of activity Residential Residential Suburban Density P16f (i),(ii) Residential coherence Transition Zone Chapter 14 Residential Suburban Zone and 14.2.2.1 P22b, P22e, P22f P20b, Places of Assembly Scale of activity Residential Residential Suburban Density P20f (i),(ii) Residential coherence Transition Zone Chapter 14 Residential Suburban Zone and 14.2.2.3 RD10b RD13b Convenience activities Retail Residential Residential Suburban Density Transition Zone Chapter 14 Residential Suburban Zone and 14.2.4.1 P3b P3 Care of non-resident children within a Residential coherence Residential Residential Suburban Density residential unit in return for monetary Transition Zone payment to the carer

Chapter 14 Residential Suburban Zone and 14.2.4.1 P6a, P6b, P6c P6 Home Occupation Scale of activity Residential Residential Suburban Density Residential coherence Transition Zone Retail Chapter 14 Residential Suburban Zone and 14.2.4.1 P7a[i] P1a bi Pre-school facility Scale of activity Residential Residential Suburban Density Transition Zone Chapter 14 Residential Suburban Zone and 14.2.4.1 P8a[i] P1b bi Health Care Facility Scale of activity Residential Residential Suburban Density Transition Zone Chapter 14 Residential Suburban Zone and 14.2.4.1 P9a[i] P1c bi Veterinary Care Facility Scale of activity Residential Residential Suburban Density Transition Zone Chapter 14 Residential Suburban Zone and 14.2.4.1 P10a[i] P1d bi Education activity Scale of activity Residential Residential Suburban Transition Zone Chapter 14 Residential Suburban Zone and 14.2.4.1 P15a[i] P1e bi Places of Assembly Scale of activity Residential Residential Suburban Transition Zone

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Chapter Zone Activity Type of Exemption Chapter 14 Residential Medium Density Zone 14.3.2.1 P2b P6b Accommodation of travellers for a tariff Bed Residential coherence Residential and Breakfast Chapter 14 Residential Medium Density Zone 14.3.2.1 P3b P5b Care of non-resident children within a Residential coherence Residential residential unit in return for monetary payment to the carer

Chapter 14 Residential Medium Density Zone 14.3.2.1 P6a, P6b, P6c P4a, P4b, Home Occupation Scale of activity Residential P4c Residential coherence Retail Chapter 14 Residential Medium Density Zone 14.3.2.1 P7b, P7f, P7g P8b, P8f Pre-school facility Scale of activity Residential (i),(ii) Residential coherence Chapter 14 Residential Medium Density Zone 14.3.2.1 P8b, P8e, p8f P9b, P9f Health Care Facility Scale of activity Residential (i),(ii) Residential coherence Chapter 14 Residential Medium Density Zone 14.3.2.1 P9b, P9e, p9f P10b, P10f Veterinary Care Facility Scale of activity Residential (i),(ii) Residential coherence Chapter 14 Residential Medium Density Zone 14.3.2.1 P10b, P10e, p10f P7b, Education activity Scale of activity Residential P7f (i),(ii) Residential coherence Chapter 14 Residential Medium Density Zone 14.3.2.1 P15b, P15e, P15f P11b, Places of Assembly Scale of activity Residential P11f (i),(ii) Residential coherence Chapter 14 Residential Medium Density Zone 14.3.2.3 RD2d RD1d The erection of new buildings and alterations Scale of activity Residential or additions to existing buildings Chapter 14 Residential Medium Density Zone - 14.3.2.3 RD8[2] RD5b Convenience activities Retail Residential Accommodation and Community Facilities Overlay Area Chapter 14 Residential Medium Density Zone - 14.3.4.1 P3b Care of non-resident children within a Residential coherence Residential Accommodation and Community residential unit in return for monetary Facilities Overlay Area payment to the carer

Chapter 14 Residential Medium Density Zone - 14.3.4.1 P6a, P6b, P6c Home Occupation Scale of activity Residential Accommodation and Community Residential coherence Facilities Overlay Area Retail Chapter 14 Residential Medium Density Zone - 14.3.4.1 P7a[i] P1a bi Pre-school facility Scale of activity Residential Accommodation and Community Facilities Overlay Area Chapter 14 Residential Medium Density Zone - 14.3.4.1 P8a[i] P1b bi Health Care Facility Scale of activity Residential Accommodation and Community Facilities Overlay Area Chapter 14 Residential Medium Density Zone - 14.3.4.1 P9a[i] P1c bi Veterinary Care Facility Scale of activity

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Chapter Zone Activity Type of Exemption Residential Accommodation and Community Facilities Overlay Area Chapter 14 Residential Medium Density Zone - 14.3.4.1 P10a[i] P1d bi Education activity Scale of activity Residential Accommodation and Community Facilities Overlay Area Chapter 14 Residential Medium Density Zone - 14.3.4.1 P15a[i] P1e bi Places of Assembly Scale of activity Residential Accommodation and Community Facilities Overlay Area Chapter 14 Residential Banks Peninsula zZone 14.4.2.1 P2b P7 b Accommodation of travellers for a tariff Bed Residential coherence Residential and Breakfast Chapter 14 Residential Banks Peninsula zZone 14.4.2.1 P3b P6 b Care of non-resident children within a Residential coherence Residential residential unit in return for monetary payment to the carer Chapter 14 Residential Banks Peninsula zZone 14.4.2.1 P5a, P5b, P5c Home Occupation Scale of activity Residential Residential coherence Retail Chapter 14 Residential Banks Peninsula zZone 14.4.2.1 P6b, P6f, P6g P9b, P9e, Pre-school facility Scale of activity Residential P9f Residential coherence Chapter 14 Residential Banks Peninsula zZone 14.4.2.1 P7b, P7e, P7f P11b, Veterinary Care Facility Scale of activity Residential P11e, P11f Residential coherence Chapter 14 Residential Banks Peninsula zZone 14.4.2.1 P8b, P8e, P8f Education activity Scale of activity Residential Residential coherence Chapter 14 Residential Banks Peninsula zZone 14.4.2.4 D3[1] P10b Health Care Facility Scale of activity Residential Chapter 14 Residential Banks Peninsula Zone 14.4.2.4 D4[3] D7c Retail Retail/Scale of activity Residential Chapter 14 Residential Conservation zones 14.5.2.1 P2b Accommodation of travellers for a tariff Residential coherence Residential Chapter 14 Residential Conservation zones 14.5.2.1 P3b Care of non-resident children within a Residential coherence Residential residential unit in return for monetary payment to the carer Chapter 14 Residential Conservation Zones 14.5.2.1 P5a, P5b, P5c Home Occupation Scale of activity Residential Residential coherence Retail Chapter 14 Residential Conservation Zones 14.5.2.1 P6b, P6f, P6g Pre-school facility Scale of activity Residential Residential coherence Chapter 14 Residential Conservation Zones 14.5.2.1 P7b, P7e, P7f Veterinary Care Facility Scale of activity Residential Residential coherence

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Chapter Zone Activity Type of Exemption Chapter 14 Residential Conservation Zones 14.5.2.1 P8b, P8e, P8f Education activity Scale of activity Residential Residential coherence Chapter 14 Residential Conservation Zones 14.5.2.4 D3[1] Health Care Facility Scale of activity Residential Chapter 14 Residential Conservation 14.5.2.4 D4[3] Retail Retail/scale of activity Residential Chapter 14 Residential New Neighbourhood 14.6.2.1 P2b Accommodation of travellers for a tariff Bed Residential coherence Residential zZones and Breakfast Chapter 14 Residential New Neighbourhood 14.6.2.1 P3b Care of non-resident children within a Residential coherence Residential zZones residential unit in return for monetary payment to the carer Chapter 14 Residential New Neighbourhood 14.6.2.1 P5a, P5b, P5c Home Occupation Scale of activity Residential zZones Residential coherence Retail Chapter 14 Residential New Neighbourhood 14.6.2.1 P6b, P6e, P6f, P6g Pre-school facility Scale of activity Residential zZones Residential coherence Chapter 14 Residential New Neighbourhood 14.6.2.1, P7b, P7e, P7f Health Care Facility Scale of activity Residential zZones Residential coherence Chapter 14 Residential New Neighbourhood 14.6.2.1 P8b, P8d, P8e Veterinary Care Facility Scale of activity Residential zZones Residential coherence Chapter 14 Residential New Neighbourhood 14.6.2.1 P9b, P9e, P9f Education activity Scale of activity Residential zZones Residential coherence Chapter 14 Residential New Neighbourhood 14.6.2.1 P14bd, P14e, P14f P14b, Places of Assembly Scale of activity Residential zZones P14d, P14e Residential coherence Chapter 14 Residential New Neighbourhood 14.6.2.3 RD6[2] Convenience activities Retail Residential Zone Chapter 14 Residential Hills zZone 14.11.2.1 P2a[ii] 14.5.2.1 P10b Guest accommodation [Accommodation of Residential coherence Residential travellers for a tariff] Bed and Breakfast Chapter 14 Residential Hills zZone 14.11.2.1 P3a[ii] 14.5.2.1 P9b Care of non-resident children within a Residential coherence Residential residential unit in return for monetary payment to the carer Chapter 14 Residential Hills zZone 14.11.2.1 P4a, P4b, P4c 14.5.2.1 Home Occupation Scale of activity Residential P8a, P8b, P8c Residential coherence Retail

Chapter 14 Residential Large Lot zZone 14.12.2.1 P3a[ii]14.7.2.1 P7b Guest accommodation [Accommodation of Residential coherence Residential travellers for a tariff] Bed and Breakfast

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Chapter Zone Activity Type of Exemption Chapter 14 Residential Large Lot zZone 14.12.2.1 P4a[ii] 14.7.2.1 P6b Care of non-resident children within a Residential coherence Residential residential unit in return for monetary payment to the carer Chapter 14 Residential Large Lot zZone 14.12.2.1 P5a, P5b, P5c 14.7.2.1 Home Occupation Scale of activity Residential P5a, P5b, P5c Residential coherence Retail Chapter 14 Residential Small Settlement zZone 14.14.2.1 P2b 14.8.2.1 P6b Guest accommodation [Accommodation of Residential coherence Residential travellers for a tariff] Bed and Breakfast Chapter 14 Residential Small Settlement zZone 14.14.2.1 P4b 14.8.2.1 P5b Care of non-resident children within a Residential coherence Residential residential unit in return for monetary payment to the carer Chapter 14 Residential Small Settlement zZone 14.14.2.1 P5a, P5b, P5c 14.8.2.1 Home Occupation Scale of activity Residential P4a, P4b, P4c Residential coherence Retail Chapter 14 Residential Guest Accommodation 14.15.2.1 P1 Guest accommodation [Accommodation of Scale of activity Residential zone travellers for a tariff] Chapter 14 Residential Guest Accommodation 14.15.2.1 P2a[i] Ancillary food and beverage outlet Retail Residential zone Chapter 14 Residential Guest Accommodation 14.15.2.3 RD5 Ancillary retailing Retail/ Scale of activity Residential zone

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Appendix 9.3.6.32.2 - Central City Heritage Exemptions The activities within a heritage item or heritage setting shall be exempt from compliance with the rules in other chapters as set out in the table below. These exemptions shall only apply as long as the protected heritage item remains in the heritage setting or has been granted resource consent for relocation within the same land parcel. Zone Activity Type of Exemption Central City Business Zone 13.2.2.2.1 15.8.2.1 P13b, P13c, Residential activity Outdoor service space P13d, P13e Minimum net floor area Outdoor living space Central City Business Zone 13.2.2.3.1 15.8.3.1 a, b Building Setback and Continuity

Central City Business Zone 13.2.2.3.2 15.8.3.2 Verandas

Central City Commercial Local 13.5.2.2.1 15.3.2.1 P1 P3 Retail activity excluding supermarket Gross Leasable Floor Area Zone

Central City Commercial Local 13.5.2.2.1 15.3.2.1 P2 P6 Second hand goods outlet Gross Leasable Floor Area Zone Central City Commercial Local 13.5.2.2.1 15.3.2.1 P3 P7 Commercial Services Gross Leasable Floor Area Zone

Central City Commercial Local 13.5.2.2.1 15.3.2.1 P4 P10 Office activity Gross Leasable Floor Area Zone Central City Commercial Local 13.5.2.2.1 15.3.2.1P6 P12 Community facility Gross Leasable Floor Area Zone Central City Commercial Local 13.5.2.2.1 15.3.2.1P7 P13 Health Care Facility Gross Leasable Floor Area Zone Central City Commercial Local 13.5.2.2.1 15.3.2.1 P8 P14 Education activity Gross Leasable Floor Area Zone Central City Commercial Local 13.5.2.2.1 15.3.2.1P9 P15 Care facility Gross Leasable Floor Area Zone Central City Commercial Local 13.5.2.2.1 15.3.2.1 P10 P16 Preschool Gross Leasable Floor Area Zone Central City Commercial Local 13.5.2.2.1 15.3.2.1 P11 P17 Spiritual facility Gross Leasable Floor Area Zone Central City Commercial Local 13.5.2.2.1 15.3.2.1 P13b, P13c [i], Residential Activity Minimum net floor area Zone [ii] P19c, P19d (i), (ii) Outdoor service space Indoor storage space

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Zone Activity Type of Exemption Central City Commercial Local 13.5.2.2.1 15.3.2.1 P15 P9 P4 Food and beverage outlet Gross Leasable Floor Area Zone Central City Commercial Local 13.5.2.3.4 b 15.3.3.2 b Street Scene Zone Central City Residential 13.6.1.2.2.1 P2 Bed and breakfast for travellers Residential coherence Central City Residential Living 13.6.1.2.2.1 P7 P6 Care of non-resident children within a residential Residential coherence Zone unit in return for monetary payment to the carer

Central City Residential Living 13.6.1.2.2.1 P8a, P8b P7 Home occupation Any non-residential activity, Scale of activity Zone up to 40m2 Gross Floor Area including any area Residential coherence of outdoor storage used for activities other than residential activities not provided for under P11 and P12 below Central City Residential 13.6.1.2.2.1 P12b Manufacturing, altering, repairing, dismantling Residential coherence or processing of any materials, goods or articles Central City Transport All zones 13.9.2.3.1a 7.2.3.1 d Car parking maximum area Car parking outside the Specific Purpose (Lyttelton Port) Zone Central City Transport All zones 13.9.2.3.1b 7.2.3.1 e Car parking dimensions Car parking outside the Specific Purpose (Lyttelton Port) Zone

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9.3.6.3 Appendices

Appendix 9.3.6.3 Schedule Reference Maps – Significant historic heritage items and settings aerial maps (Christchurch City and Banks Peninsula)

See separate document enclosing appendix

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9.3.6.4 Appendices

Appendix 9.3.6.4 Schedule Reference Maps – Significant historic heritage items and settings aerial maps (Central City)

See separate document enclosing appendix

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Appendix 9.3.6.5 - SCHEDULE OF HERITAGE AREAS

ID Number Planning Map Number Name and / or Description Location HA1 77, H35, H36, H37, R5 Akaroa Heritage Area Akaroa Heritage Area includes residential, commercial and open space areas along the waterfront of Akaroa Harbour. The area includes the Garden of Tane; L'Aube Hill Reserve, French Cemetery, Stanley Park and Daly's Wharf. Refer to Appendix 9.3.6.6 for the schedule reference map showing the location of this heritage area.

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.1 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 118 FORMER DWELLING AND SETTING, RISINGHOLME - 22 CHOLMONDELEY AVENUE, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Intermediate floor structure Ground floor Structure Wall structure G (Ground Floor) - Space and form Hall Internal surface of exterior door and hardware1 Windows and architraves Baltic pine skirting boards Moulded architraves on all doors (teak) Built-in cupboard Lath and plaster wall surfaces Lath and plaster ceiling Timber tongue and groove floorboards G-Stairwell Space and form Window, architraves and hardware Staircase (rimu) Newel post (oak) Trim to sashes (Baltic pine) Skirtings (Baltic pine) Lath and Plaster wall surfaces Lath and Plaster ceiling Light fitting on newel G-1 (Drawing Space and form Room) Panel door to hallway (teak) Panel door architraves (teak) Windows, architraves and hardware Arches (rimu) Picture rail Fireplace Mantelpiece Glazed fireplace bricks Lath and plaster wall surfaces Lath and plaster ceiling

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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Seating (rimu) by fireplace Skirting (rimu) G-11 (Director's Windows, architraves and hardware Office) Lath and Plaster wall surfaces Lath and Plaster ceiling G-2 (Sitting Room) Space and form Panel door to hallway (teak) Moulded architraves on hallway door (Baltic pine) Windows, architraves and hardware Moulded skirting (Baltic pine) Timber tongue and groove and reeded dado panelling, and moulded dado rail (Baltic pine) Lath and plaster wall surfaces Lath and plaster ceiling Tongue and groove floorboards Built-in cupboard Tiled hearth surround Fireplace (if reinstated) Mantelpiece (kauri) G-3 (Dining Room) Space and Form Fireplace and mantelpiece (teak) Six-panel doors (two) to hallway (teak) and hardware Moulded hallway door architraves (teak) Windows and architraves Moulded skirting (Baltic pine) Dado rail Door (to former servery), architraves and hardware Lath and plaster wall surfaces Lath and plaster ceiling Timber tongue and groove floorboards G-4 (Servery) Space and form Doors, architraves and hardware Window, architraves and hardware Lath and Plaster wall surfaces Lath and Plaster ceiling Timber tongue and groove floorboards G-5 (Room) Space and form Doors (to former servery, and to hallway) (Baltic pine), architraves, and hardware Windows, bullnose architraves, and hardware Bullnose architraves to rear porch door Lath and plaster wall surfaces Lath and plaster ceiling Timber tongue and groove floorboards

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Timber tongue and groove dado and moulded dado rail (Rimu) G-6 (Room) Space and form Six-panel door and hardware Window, architraves and hardware Tongue and groove dado and chamfered dado rail Lath and plaster wall surfaces Lath and plaster ceiling Timber tongue and groove floorboards Light fitting and switch (bakelite) Hand basin G-7 (Bathroom) Door, architraves and hardware Window, architraves and hardware Panelling and Dado Rail Hand Basin Wall lining Ceiling lining G-8 (Maid's room / Space and form Plunket room) Window, architraves, and hardware Lath and Plaster wall surfaces Lath and Plaster ceiling Tongue and Groove floorboards G-10 (Water Closet) Six panel door, architraves (with bevelled edges), and hardware Window, architraves and hardware Panelling and dado rail Wall lining Ceiling lining Hand basin Tongue and groove floorboards G-11 (Laundry) Internal surface of exterior door, architraves and hardware Window, architraves and hardware Panelling and dado rail Sink Wall lining Ceiling lining F (First Floor) -1 Space and form (Bedroom) Four-panel door, moulded architraves, and hardware Window, architraves and hardware Fireplace Mantelpiece Hearth blocks (stone) Moulded skirting Lath and plaster wall surfaces Lath and plaster ceiling Timber Tongue and Groove floorboards F-2 (Bedroom) Space and form

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Four-panel door (to hallway), moulded architraves, and hardware Window, architraves and hardware Fireplace (if reinstated) Register, grate (cast iron) (if reinstated) Hearth blocks (stone) (if reinstated) Moulded skirting Lath and plaster wall surfaces Lath and plaster ceiling Tongue and groove floorboards Cupboard and architraves in northwest corner Glazed double doors (to sun porch) F-3 (Sun-porch) Space and form Glazed double doors to bedroom (F-2) Window, architraves and hardware Board and batten wall lining Board and batten ceiling lining Timber tongue and groove floorboards F-4 (Bedroom) Space and form Panel door (to hallway), architraves, and hardware Architraves for former door to porch Window, architraves and hardware Skirting Lath and plaster wall lining Lath and plaster ceiling lining Tongue and groove and reeded dado and moulded dado rail Diagonal timber tongue and groove flooring below window Timber tongue and groove floorboards F-5 (Bedroom) Space and form Four panel door to hallway (maybe repositioned), moulded architraves, and hardware Windows, architraves, and hardware Fireplace Moulded skirting Timber tongue and groove and reeded Dado panelling, and moulded dado rail Lath and plaster wall surfaces Lath and plaster ceiling (partly relined with plaster board) Timber tongue and groove floorboards F-7 (Bathroom) Door, architraves and hardware Windows, architraves, and hardware Moulded skirting Lath and plaster wall surfaces Lath and plaster ceiling

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Timber tongue and groove floorboards F-8 Door to hall (Baltic pine), moulded architraves, and hardware Windows, architraves, and hardware Lath and plaster ceiling Timber Tongue and groove floorboards F-Main Hall Space and form Doors (to Rooms F1, F2, F4, & F5), architraves, and hardware Moulded skirting (north wall probably original) Lath and plaster wall lining (north wall probably original) Lath and plaster ceiling lining Tongue and groove floorboards F-Main Hall Panel door, architraves and hardware (Cupboards) Lath and plaster wall surfaces Lath and plaster ceiling Timber tongue and groove floorboards Skylight F-2 (Hallway) Space and form Door (to toilet), architraves, and hardware Window, architraves and hardware Moulded skirting Lath and plaster wall surfaces Lath and plaster ceiling Timber tongue and groove floorboards F-9 (Water Space and form Closet/Toilet) Door, architraves, and hardware Window, architraves and hardware Moulded skirting Lath and plaster wall surfaces Lath and plaster ceiling Timber tongue and groove floorboards

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Plans

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Source: Risingholme, A Conservation Plan, DPA Architects Limited, DRAFT February 2016 (room labels enlarged)

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.2 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER - 1376 CORONATION HALL - 71 DOMAIN TERRACE, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Floor structure Wall structure Hall Space and form Timber floor Windows (4), sills and architraves. Hollow-core doors (4 single including one stable-type servery; 2 paired) architraves, reveals and hardware1 Semi-glazed doors (2 pairs) architraves, reveals Projection booth above entry (not on plan) Skirtings Dado and picture rails Big room (supper Space and form room) Tongue and groove wall linings Windows (2) architraves, sills and hardware Semi-glazed doors (1 pair), architraves and reveals Hollow-core door (1) architraves and reveals Skirtings Kitchen Space and form Hollow-core doors (2, including stable-type servery), architraves, reveals, hardware External door interior face, architraves and reveals Window, architraves and sill Skirtings Store off kitchen Skirtings (bar) Entry (lobby) Space and form Tongue and groove wall linings External doors (2) interior surfaces, architraves, reveals and hardware Semi-glazed doors (1 pair), architraves and reveals

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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Skirtings Floors (timber & concrete step area) Light fitting Female WC Timber floors Windows (2), architraves and sills Door, architraves, reveals & hardware Female WC lobby Timber floors Doors (2), architraves, reveals and hardware Store off female WC Timber floors lobby (changing Window, architraves and sills room) Coat hooks Stores off hall (2) Hollow-core doors (2 pairs) architraves, reveals and hardware Timber floors Male toilets Timber floors Windows (2), architraves and sills Door, architraves, reveals & hardware Male WC lobby Timber floors Doors (2), architraves, reveals and hardware Store off male WC Timber floors lobby (changing Window architraves, sills and hardware room) Coat hooks

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Source: CCC Plan (2000)

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.3 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 1324 AVEBURY HOUSE - 9 EVELYN COUZINS AVENUE, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space \ Location Heritage Fabric Building structure Roof structure Wall structure First floor structure Ground floor structure Ground floor: Space and form Space 1: D2 timber frame internal door Existing Common W1 timber frame window and hardware1 Room W2 timber frame window and hardware Ceiling rose Fireplace 1 Tongue and groove timber flooring Space 2: Space and form Exist. Kitchen and D3 timber frame internal door Dining Room D6 timber frame internal door D8 timber frame internal door D9 timber frame internal door W3 timber frame window and hardware W4 timber frame window and hardware Ceiling rose Fireplace 2 Tongue and groove timber flooring Space 4: Space and form Entry Foyer D1 timber frame external door D2 timber frame internal door D3 timber frame internal door D4 timber frame internal door D5 timber frame internal door D6 timber frame internal door D7 timber frame internal door D10 timber frame internal door to upstairs Tongue and groove timber flooring Space 5: Space and form Stairs Timber frame stairs Timber balustrades D10 timber frame internal door to upstairs W22 stained glass timber frame window to landing with hardware

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Timber panelling Space 6: Space and form Laundry D8 timber frame internal door D11 timber frame internal door D12 timber frame exterior door Plaster wall lining Tongue and groove timber flooring Space 8: Space and form Lobby D4 timber frame internal door D11 timber frame internal door D13 timber frame internal door D14 timber frame internal door D15 timber frame internal door Waist height tongue and groove panelling Plaster wall lining Tongue and groove timber flooring Space 10: Space and form Timber frame internal door D15 Waist height tongue and groove panelling Plaster wall lining Tongue and groove timber floor Space 11: Space and form West Porch D16 timber frame internal door D17 timber frame external door Third timber frame internal door W15 timber frame window and hardware W16 timber frame window and hardware Space 12: Space and form Nursery D7 timber frame door D16 timber frame internal door D17 timber frame internal door W14 timber frame window and hardware Fireplace 3 Tongue and groove timber flooring Space 13: Space and form D17 timber frame internal door D18 timber frame internal door Tongue and groove floor Space 14: Space and form Office D5 timber frame internal door D18 timber frame internal door D36 timber frame internal door Tongue and groove timber flooring Space 15: Space and form Bedroom 1 (Flat) D35 timber frame internal door Fireplace 4 Tongue and groove timber flooring Space 16: Space and form Living/dining (Flat) D35 timber frame internal door D36 timber frame internal door

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W42 timber frame window and hardware W43 timber frame window and hardware Tongue and groove timber flooring Space 17: Space and form Bedroom 2 (Flat) D34 timber frame internal door W37 timber frame window and hardware W38 timber frame window and hardware W39 timber frame window and hardware W40 timber frame window and hardware W41 timber framed window and hardware Tongue and groove timber flooring Space 18: Space and form Kitchen (Flat) D32 timber frame internal door D33 timber frame internal door W35 timber frame window and hardware W36 timber frame window and hardware Tongue and groove timber flooring Space 19: Space and form Bathroom/toilet D30 timber frame external door (Flat) D31 timber frame internal door D32 timber frame internal door W42 timber frame window and hardware W43 timber frame window and hardware Tongue and groove flooring Space 21: Space and form Corridor D18 timber frame internal door D19 timber frame internal door D20 timber frame internal door D21 timber frame internal door D22 timber frame exterior door D24 timber frame internal door D25 timber frame internal door Tongue and groove timber flooring Space 23: Space and form Bedroom 3 D24 timber frame internal door W17 timber frame window and hardware W18 timber frame window and hardware Fireplace 5 Tongue and groove timber flooring Space 24: Space and form Bedroom 4 D25 timber frame internal door W19 timber frame window and hardware Fireplace 6 Tongue and groove timber flooring Built-in timber cupboards Space 25: Space and form Bedroom 5 W20 timber frame window and hardware W21 timber frame window and hardware Tongue and groove timber flooring Space 26: Space and form

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Bedroom 6 D19 timber frame internal door W23 timber frame window and hardware Fireplace 7 Tongue and groove timber flooring Built in timber cupboards Space 27: Space and form Bedroom 7 D20 timber frame internal door W24 timber frame window and hardware Fireplace 8 Tongue and groove timber flooring Space 28: Space and form Bedroom 8 D21 timber frame internal door W25 timber frame window and hardware W30 timber frame window and hardware Tongue and groove timber flooring Space 29: Space and form Sunroom D23 timber frame external door W26 timber frame window W27 timber frame window W28 timber frame window W29 timber frame window W30 timber frame window W31 timber frame window W32 timber frame window W33 timber frame window W34 timber frame window Weatherboard wall lining Vertical board and batten wall lining Tongue and groove timber flooring

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Plans

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Source: CCC Records, City Design Unit, Drawing by Malcolm Kitt 2000

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.4 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 184 MONA VALE GATEHOUSE - 63 FENDALTON ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Intermediate floor structure Wall structure Ground floor structure Ground floor Entry Space and form Hall Front door [Tongue and groove] and hardware1 Stair newel post, balustrading and stringers Pressed metal ceilings Plaster architraves Plaster skirtings Tongue and groove lining below stairs Sitting Room Space and form Pressed metal ceiling and cornice Mantelpiece Four panelled door and hardware Windows and hardware Architraves Glazed hearth tiles Door and window architraves Skirtings South Room Space and form Pressed metal ceiling Timber cornice Four panelled door and hardware Windows and hardware Architraves Skirtings Brick and stone fireplace Cupboard adjacent to fireplace Kitchen Windows and hardware Cupboards in south wall Architraves Skirting

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges 3723 CCC Revised Proposal TRACKED

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Stairwell and Space and form Landings Balustrading, newel posts, handrail Skylight Door architraves Stairs Moulding on top of stair runner First floor North Space and form Bedroom Cast iron fireplace Timber mantelpiece Tiles Tiled hearth Original cupboard Four panelled door and hardware Windows and hardware Architraves Skirtings West Bedroom Space and form Four panelled door Windows and hardware Architraves Skirtings South Bedroom Space and form Four panelled door and hardware Windows and hardware Mantelpiece Architraves Skirting Bathroom Tongue and groove ceiling linings Door and panelling between bathroom and Hall Tongue and groove wall linings Outhouse-Toilet Tongue and groove ceiling linings Tongue and groove wall linings - [North and West Walls] Water Closet pan Outhouse-Wash Tongue and groove linings - South Wall House Concrete tubs Outhouse-Wood Roof framing Shed Tongue and groove wall lining Concrete floor

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Plans Ground Floor

First Floor

Source: Dave Pearson Architects Ltd. The Gate House Mona Vale - A Conservation Plan, Dave Pearson Architects Ltd., December, 2001

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.5 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 183 FORMER DWELLING - MONA VALE - 63 FENDALTON ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Wall structure (First Floor) Floor structure (First Floor) Wall structure (Ground Floor) Ground Floor G1 Entry Hall Space and form Carved stone fire surround and mantel Stained timber panelling carved timber decoration and remaining panels of early wallpaper Front Door including architraves and hardware1 Windows including architraves and Hardware Leadlight fanlight Staircase, balusters and newel post G2 Drawing Room Space and form Pressed metal ceiling and scotia Leaded fanlights Windows including architraves, sills and hardware Wall-mounted light fittings Light fitting in arch above fireplace Fire surround and hearth Radiators G3 River View Space and form Lounge Ceiling Doors and architraves Windows including architraves, sills and hardware Radiators G4 Former Dining Space and form Room Ceiling Central light fitting Wall mounted light fittings Windows including architraves sills and Hardware

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges 3723 CCC Revised Proposal TRACKED

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Mantelpiece Fire surround and hearth Door to terrace including architraves and hardware G6 Kitchen Utility Cellar Room Doors to office including hardware G 9 Storage and Negative moulded plaster detail- bathroom Laundry Annex wall Windows including architraves, sills and hardware F1 First Floor Stair, stair landing, newel posts handrail and Stairwell and balustrade Landing Carved columns and arches Panelled ceiling Stairwell leadlight window Architraves Skirting F2 Bar Leadlight sashes windows and hardware Architraves F3 Reception Space Hearth Door to terrace and architraves Windows including architraves, sills and hardware F4 Reception Room Doors to terrace and architraves Windows including architraves, sills and hardware F5 Reception Room Door to terrace and architraves Windows including architraves, sills and hardware F6 Passages Light fitting F7 Men's Toilet Windows including architraves, sills and Hardware Hand basin Cistern F8 Women's Toilet Windows including architraves, sills and hardware Picture rail (partial) Architraves Framed Mirror F9 Kitchen and Stairs Stairwell Timber bench fitting with inlaid linoleum Skylight Windows including architraves, sills and hardware

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Ground Floor Plan

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First Floor Plan

Source: Mona Vale. A Conservation Plan, Dave Pearson Architects Ltd., December, 2001

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.6 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 645 MONA VALE BATH HOUSE AND SETTING - 63 FENDALTON ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Ground floor structure Wall structure Bathhouse Space and Form Pool form Internal surface of exterior door and hardware1 Timber framing Timber moulding Iron bracing Cast iron decorative brackets Brass window fittings Painted brick foundation work Concrete edging Plastered concrete curved entrance walls Cast iron water pipes and valves

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, keys, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays and hinges 3723 CCC Revised Proposal TRACKED

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Plans

Source: Mona Vale Bath House - Conservation Plan - 2002 (Dave Pearson Architects) (added N arrow approximate)

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.7 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 385 MONA VALE LODGE - 40 MONA VALE AVENUE, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Intermediate floor structure Wall structure Ground floor structure Entry Hall Form and space Architraves and skirtings Doors x 6 and attached hardware Electrical switch Plaster walls (excluding replastering in 2016) Ceiling linings Sitting Room Form and space Mantelpiece and tiles to hearth Panelled door to study and attached hardware1 Door to hall and attached hardware Door and window architraves Skirtings Windows and attached hardware Plaster walls (excluding replastering in 2016) Pressed metal ceiling Electrical switch and power point Timber cornice Study Form and space Panelled door to kitchen and attached hardware Panelled door to sitting room and attached hardware Door and window architraves Skirtings Window and attached hardware Plaster walls (excluding replastering in 2016) Ceiling linings

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges 3723 CCC Revised Proposal TRACKED

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Timber cornice Pantry Form and space Shelving and brackets Door and attached hardware Architraves Kitchen Form and space Exterior door and attached hardware including roller towel fitting Interior doors and attached hardware Skirtings and architraves Tongue and groove panelling Bedroom 3, former Form and space Dining Room Doors to kitchen and hall and door hardware Mantelpiece and concrete hearth Door and window architraves Skirtings Dado Cupboards either side of fireplace Window and window hardware Bathroom Form and space Door and window architraves Cornice and skirtings Door and door hardware Basin Light fitting Walls tongue and groove Window and hardware Bedroom 1 Form and space Pressed metal ceiling Built-in timber cupboard Fireplace with cast iron register Timber mantelpiece and tiled reveal Tiled hearth with timber surround Timber floor Door and window architraves Skirtings Window and window hardware Door and door hardware Bedroom 2 Form and space Door and door hardware Built-in cupboard Window and window hardware Door and door hardware Door and window architraves Skirtings Rear Wing, Storage Form and space Cupboard, Wash Concrete floor and step to kitchen house and Toilet Timber posts in northern wall, tongue and groove above Door, lock and bolt to cupboard

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Doors, lock and handle, window latch Hardboard ceiling and wall linings Concrete tubs with timber stand

Plans

Source: The Lodge Mona Vale, Christchurch. A Conservation Plan. Dave Pearson Architects Limited, December 2001. North arrow added (approximate)

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.8 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 634 SECOND WORLD WAR BUNKERS/CRACROFT CAVERNS - 64H HACKTHORNE ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH

Location Heritage Fabric Structure Reinforced concrete roof structure Reinforced concrete wall structure Chamber Form Natural rock surfaces Reinforced concrete wall, ceiling and floor linings Access tunnel Form Natural rock surfaces Reinforced concrete wall and ceiling linings at entrance Stair tunnel Form Reinforced concrete ceiling, wall and floor linings including stair Ventilation shaft to Form stair tunnel Reinforced concrete linings

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Plans

Source: Building Consent Application, 1997 (Heritage File)

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.9 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 230 SIGN OF THE TAKAHE - 200 HACKTHORNE ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Upper Floor: Space and form Kitchen Plaster walls Ceiling Alcove Windows Flooring Tearoom - Memorial Space and form Room Painted murals Painted ceiling panels Decorative ceiling beams and trusses, king posts and bosses Fireplace, mantelpiece fire surround and grate Stonework Doorway and windows to Smoke Room Doors to Kitchen Flooring Smoke Room - Space and form Armorial Room Painted ceiling Painted and carved corbels Coats of arms and shields Stonework Windows to lounge Light fittings Flooring Lounge Space and Form Timber trusses Oriel Windows including hardware1 and furniture Sarking cornice Purlins Stone overmantel and surround including heraldic shields Framed openings to Smoke Room Stone tracery and columns Heraldic shields

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges 3723 CCC Revised Proposal TRACKED

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Stonework Handrail and balustrading of stairs to lobby Remaining window joinery Light fittings Stairs to lobby Stairs to Toilets at lower level. Lobby Space and form Timber ceiling Stonework Shields Leadlight and coloured glass windows Entry doors Memorial plaque to Henry George Ell Store (formerly Space and form bedroom 2) Plaster walls Ceiling Rimu Door Architraves Skirting Former sitting room Space and form Stone arches to North wall Stone below windows Stone reveals to door to former bedroom Timber posts Beam to alcove Main and secondary ceiling beams Stone fireplace North wall Stone below skirtings Skirting Plaster ceiling Walls Battens to alcove Office (former Space and form bedroom 3) Ceiling Skirting Steel windows including lead lights Passage 1 Space and form Plaster walls Ceiling and scotia Liquor store Plaster ceiling (formerly linen Tongue and groove wall lining store) Shelving Early linoleum Shelving Passage 2 Space and form Timber beams with stone corbels Plaster wall and ceiling Rimu skirting

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Linen store Space and form (formerly bathroom) Beams Corbels Plaster ceiling Walls Window reveals Toilet Ceiling beam Corbels Kitchen Space and form Plaster walls Ceiling Beams supported on corbels Doorway to passage Stone window reveals Chimney breast Back entrance Space and form Stairs Skirting Balustrading and architraves Door to former shelter Stone reveals to windows Refrigerator store Space and form (formerly tramways Stone flagged floor shelter) Stone walls Timber beam ceiling with tongue and groove panelling Store Space and form Stone walls Plaster Ceiling Café (formerly Space and form public refreshments) Stone walls Fireplace Flagstone floor Exterior door Ceiling beams Corbels Balustrades Stairs Stone window surrounds Leadlight windows Café extension Space and form (formerly bedroom) Stone window surround Beam supported on rough corbel Arch in cupboard (plastered) Skirting Cupboard Plaster ceiling Passage Space and form Original plaster Walls [North East and West Walls]

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Ceiling

Plans

First Floor

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Ground Floor

Source: Sign of the Takahe, Christchurch, A Conservation Plan, Dave Pearson, 2006

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.10 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 309 HALSWELL QUARRY MANAGER'S HOUSE - 185 KENNEDYS BUSH ROAD

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building structure Wall structure Roof structure Floor structure Space 1: Space and form Wash House East window in south wall with timber frame and paint finish Paint finished walls Timber frame and tongue and groove internal door to Cool Store with paint finish Timber frame tongue and groove internal door to Space 3 with paint finish Concrete floor Space 2: Space and form Cool Store Timber frame with paint finish louvred window Stone shelves Timber frame with paint finish window Paint finished walls Timber frame internal Tongue and Groove door to Wash House with paint finish Concrete floor Paint finish ceiling Meat hooks cast into ceiling Space 3: Space and form Entry Timber frame internal doors with paint finish Paint finished walls D1 timber frame interior of external door with paint finish Stone corner shelves Stone flagged concrete floor Timber frame tongue and groove with paint finish ceiling Space 4: Space and form Coal Store Plaster and paint finished walls Timber shelving East concrete wall unpainted Timber frame internal door Space 5: Space and form Bedroom Timber frame window Plaster and paint finished walls Timber frame internal door to passage/space 10 Timber frame tongue and groove floor 3723 CCC Revised Proposal TRACKED

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Plaster and paint finish ceiling Space 6: Space and form Bathroom Timber frame window Plaster and paint finished walls Timber frame internal door to passage/space 10 with hardware1 Timber frame tongue and groove floor Hardboard and paint finish ceiling Space 7: Space and form Toilet Timber frame window Plaster and paint finished walls Timber framed internal door to passage/space 10 with hardware Timber frame tongue and groove floor Plaster and paint finish ceiling Space 8: Space and form Bedroom Plaster and paint finished walls Built-in wardrobe with hardware Timber frame internal door to passage/space 10 with hardware and architrave Timber frame tongue and groove floor Plaster and paint finish ceiling Space 9: Space and form Kitchenette Walls with plaster and painted tongue and groove Built-in pantry Timber frame internal doors with hardware Atlas wood burner with hearth and surround Built-in cupboard unit with hatch Timber frame internal door to Dining Room/space 11 with hardware Plaster and paint finished walls Timber frame window with hardware Built-in cupboards Timber frame tongue and groove floor Plaster and paint finish ceiling Space 10: Space and form Passage Plaster and paint finished walls Timber frame internal doors Built-in cupboard with hardware Timber frame tongue and groove floor Plaster and paint finish ceiling Space 11: Space and form Dining Room Plaster and paint finished walls Timber frame internal door to kitchenette/space 9 Built-in timber panelled cupboard unit with glazed doors and hardware

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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Timber frame interior of external door Timber frame windows Timber frame boxed window with built-in seat Fire-place 1 (modified) Timber frame tongue and groove floor Plaster and paint finish ceiling Space 12: Space and form Drawing Room Plaster and paint finished walls Timber frame internal door to passage/space 10 Timber frame external door Timber frame windows with hardware Built-in cupboard with hardware Fire-place 2 with surround and hearth Tongue and groove timber flooring Plaster and paint finish ceiling Space 13: Space and form Bedroom South and east walls plastered and wallpapered Timber frame internal door to passage/space 10 Built-in wardrobe with hardware and architrave Plaster and paint finished walls Timber frame window Timber frame boxed window with built-in seat and hardware Timber frame tongue and groove floor Plaster and paint finish ceiling Space 14: Space and form Sun Porch South and east walls with hardboard, trim battens and paint Timber frame external doors Timber frame windows Plaster and paint finished walls Timber frame tongue and groove floor Plaster and paint finish ceiling Space 16 Space and form Basement Timber frame window Timber frame interior of external door Dirt floor with area adjacent to window in concrete Timber frame floor system with no ceiling Space 17 Space and form Basement Office Plaster and paint walls Timber frame interior of external door Timber frame windows Concrete floor with paint finish Timber frame floor system with no ceiling

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Source: Halswell Quarry Managers House [sic], Conservation Plan, Malcolm Kitt, 2000

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.11 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 1317 REMAINING FORMER HALSWELL QUARRY CRUSHER BUILDINGS, FOUNDATIONS, RETAINING WALLS AND SETTING - 185 KENNEDYS BUSH ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Workshop Space and form Roof structure Ground floor structure Wall structure Workshop Timber floor Crushing Plant Space and form Machine Room Roof structure Ground floor Structure Wall structure Door architraves Window architraves and hardware Stone crushing machines Grinding wheel Lever-action splitter/ cutter Rangers Tearoom & Space and form Toilets Roof structure Ground Floor structure Wall structure Internal surface of exterior doors, architraves, and hardware1 Internal doors, architraves and hardware Windows, architraves and hardware Rangers Office Space and form Roof structure Ground floor structure Wall structure Doors, architraves and hardware Windows, architraves and hardware

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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Source: Detail from Halswell Quarry Crusher Plant Area - Crusher Plant Site Plan - Plan AD100311 (10 = Machine Room, 10A = Workshop, 8 & 9 = Rangers Buildings); Rangers Buildings, Halswell Quarry, Kennedys Bush Road, Christchurch - Elevations & Floor Plans (2012) (AD 165201)

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.12 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 1316 FORMER HALSWELL QUARRY SINGLEMEN'S QUARTERS AND SETTING - 185 KENNEDYS BUSH ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Intermediate floor structure Ground floor Structure Wall structure Room 1 Space and form Masonry walls Internal surface of exterior door (D7) with hardware1 Window (W12) architraves, sills and hardware Tongue and groove ceiling Wardrobe markings on south wall Room 2 Space and form Masonry walls Internal surface of exterior door (D1) Window (W11) architraves, sills and hardware Tongue and groove ceiling Hot water cylinder with fittings Fuel store Floor including rough concrete surface Main Room Space and form Masonry walls Lining around door to south wall Cupboard shelves Window (W2) architraves, sills and hardware Door (D9) and hardware Door (D11) and hardware Internal surface of porch door (D5) and hardware Window (W14, porch) architraves, sills and hardware

1Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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Window (W10, northeast corner) architraves and hardware Tongue and groove ceiling Room 3 Space and form Masonry walls Window (W5) architraves, sills and hardware Shelf framing and marks of former shelf arrangement on south wall Cool Store Space and form Masonry walls Window (W3, W4) architraves, sills and hardware Ceiling hooks Shelves Room 4 Space and form Masonry walls Window (W13) architraves, sills and hardware Bathroom Space and form Masonry walls Bath Internal surface of door (D6) Window (W9) architraves, sills and hardware Toilet Space and form Masonry walls Toilet pan Door (D2) and keeper Window (W8) architraves, sills and hardware Porch Space and form Masonry walls Electric conduit Entrance beam Room 5 Space and form Masonry walls Internal surface of door (D4) and keeper Wall finishes Window (W6) architraves, sills and hardware Room 6 Space and form Masonry walls Internal surface of door (D3) Window (W7) architraves, sills and hardware

Plans

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Source: Halswell Quarry Old Stone Cottage Singlemans Quarters Conservation Plan, Jim Espie, November 1992

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.13 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 349 FORMER DWELLING AND SETTING - 2 MAIN ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Structure Sod walls Floors Roof Dirt floor Interior room Form and space North Wall Mantelshelf Form of fireplace East Wall Window sill and surround Door hardware1 Door surround Timber lintels over door and windows Ceiling Timber board lining Collar trusses Ceiling boards

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Plans

Source - Conservation Plan for the Sod Cottage in Scott Park, Sumner Road, Ferrymead, Christchurch, Jim Espie, 1996

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.14 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 1294 DWELLING AND SETTING - 665 MAIN NORTH ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof Floor Walls Bathroom Window architraves and sill Door, architraves and hardware1 Pedestal basin Light fittings & switches Skirtings Kitchen Window architraves External door: inner face of door, reveals, architraves, step, hardware Internal doors (3), architraves and hardware Built in cupboard Tongue and groove lined ceiling Timber shelves Light fittings & switches Lounge Window architraves and hardware External door: inner face of door, reveals, architraves, step, handle Internal doors (2) architraves and hardware Tongue and groove ceiling Wall linings and surfaces (North wall has exposed tongue and groove) Light fittings & switches Fire: brick fireplace, hearth, surround Skirtings Bedroom 1 Windows (2), architraves and hardware Door architrave and hardware Tongue and groove ceiling Light fittings & switches Skirtings Wall linings Bedroom 2 Window architraves and hardware Door architraves and hardware Tongue and groove ceiling Light fittings & switches

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges 3723 CCC Revised Proposal TRACKED

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Skirtings Wall linings

Plans

Source: CCC files, Property Asset Project, Malcolm Kitt, January 2013

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.15 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 352 BELFAST SCHOOL MASTER'S HOUSE - 665 MAIN NORTH ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Intermediate floor structure Ground floor structure Wall structure Space 1: Space and form Sunroom Unpainted timber tongue and groove walls and ceiling Timber sash hung windows Electrical ducting and Bakelite fittings Space 2: Space and form Living Room Lath and plaster walls and ceiling Timber sash hung window with hardware1 Timber door, architrave and skirting Cast iron fireplace and timber mantel Concrete hearth to fireplace with timber edge Electrical conduits Space 3: Space and form Entry Lobby Lath and plaster walls and ceiling Timber fanlight Timber doors, architraves and skirting Stair cupboard - walls, door and hardware Electrical conduits Spaces 4, 13, 14 Space and form and 15: (Stairs and Lath and plaster walls and ceiling Landings) Stairs - balusters, handrail, newel posts Timber tongue and groove dado (on stair wall) Timber doors and timber sash window Electrical conduits Timber safety railing Space 5: Space and form Bedroom 1 Timber tongue and groove ceiling and timber cornice

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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Lath and plaster walls Painted timber sash hung window Timber door, architrave and skirting Cast iron fireplace and timber mantel Electrical conduits Timber flooring Space 6: Space and form Bedroom 2 Painted timber tongue and groove walls and ceiling Unpainted timber tongue and groove south wall Timber flooring Timber sash hung window Painted timber door, architrave and skirting Electrical conduits Built-in timber wardrobe Space 7: Space and form Dining Room Timber tongue and groove walls and (painted) ceiling Painted timber casement window and later frame Timber doors, architraves and skirting Timber fire surround Brick hearth Electrical conduits Timber flooring Space 8: Space and form Kitchen Painted timber tongue and groove walls and ceiling Painted brick chimney Timber cupboards to north of fireplace Four panel door Internal timber panelled door to dining room with hardware Timber door frame Timber framed window Spaces 9, 10 and Space and form 11: Painted timber tongue and groove lining of Bathroom, Toilet north wall and Laundry Timber frame windows Timber exterior door Space 12: Space and form Bedroom 3 Lath and plaster ceiling and walls Timber sash hung window Timber door, architrave and skirting Cast iron fireplace and timber mantel Timber floor Electrical conduits Space 16: Space and form Bedroom 4 Lath and plaster ceiling and walls

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Timber sash hung window Timber door, architrave and skirting Cast iron fireplace and painted timber mantelpiece Built-in wardrobe with hardware Timber floor Electrical conduits Space 17: Space and form Study Timber tongue and groove walls and ceiling (north and west walls and ceiling painted) Timber casement window Glazed timber door Evidence of bathroom piping and hardware Electrical conduits

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Plans

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Source: Belfast Schoolmaster's House A Conservation Plan, Zoe Voller, 1998

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.16 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 451 CHOKEBORE LODGE - 148 RACECOURSE ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof Ground floor Intermediate floor Walls 2 (flat kitchen) Form and space Tongue and groove lined ceiling with drying rack pulley Coal range and mantelpiece Door to (5), towel rail mounts and hardware1 Door reveals to (3) 3 (flat living room) Form and space Tongue and groove lined ceiling Door to (4), architraves & hardware Door reveals to (2) Window, internal surfaces of casements and hardware 4 (flat bedroom, Form and space identified on plan as Tongue and groove lined ceiling 'lounge') Door to (3), coat hook, architraves and hardware Double-hung sash window: internal faces of sash, architraves, hardware 5 (link hall) Form and space Timber floor Wall and ceiling linings: tongue and groove lining Anaglypta dado and dado rail Skirtings Casement windows: internal faces of sashes, architraves and hardware. Door to (2), hardware Door to (7), architraves, hardware Intermediate door (relocated original external door) and hardware Exterior door: architraves only 6 (bedroom) Form and space

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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Papered battened ceiling (over tongue and groove lining) Sash window: internal surfaces of sashes, architraves, hardware Skirtings Fireplace (register and hearth but excluding replica surround) Wall linings: tongue and groove Timber floor Door to (7), architraves, hardware Electrical conduit and switch 7 (sitting room) Form and space Papered battened ceiling (over tongue and groove lining) Ceiling rose with rise-and-fall pulley Skirtings Doors to (5), (6) & (10), architraves, hardware. Fireplace (surround and hearth but excluding later installed tiled register) Flanking tongue and groove lined arched alcoves x 2 with cupboards, cupboard doors and hardware. Sash windows x 2: inner surfaces of sashes, architraves, hardware Casement windows x 2: inner surfaces of sashes, architraves, hardware. Wall linings - tongue and groove lined Electrical conduit and switch 8 (toilet) Window reveals 9 (former bathroom) Form and space Lime-washed cob wall surface, wallpaper fragments) Door with toplight, to (10), architraves, hardware Papered tongue and groove lined ceiling with wallpaper fragments Electrical conduit and switch 10 (entrance hall) Form and space Doors to (7) & (9), architraves, hardware Door architraves & reveals to (12) Exterior door: interior face, architraves, hardware Wall linings and surfaces: tongue and groove lining, cob, wallpapers Shelf on W wall tongue and groove lined dado Skirtings papered tongue and groove lined ceiling 11 (lounge) Form and space

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Door to (12), architraves, hardware Double-hung sash window: internal faces of sashes, reveals, architraves, hardware. Fireplace: mantle, register, hearth Built-in cupboards x2, tongue and groove lined doors, hardware Skirtings 12 (entry - Form and space staircase) Papered cob wall surface (ground floor), papered tongue and groove lined wall linings (first floor) Doors to (11), (13), (16), (17), architraves, hardware Doorway to (12): reveals only Exterior door with toplight: internal face, architraves, reveals, hardware Staircase, bannisters, newel, handrail Stair cupboard, newspaper & wallpaper surfaces, tongue and groove lined door & hardware Papered tongue and groove lined ceilings Timber floor 13 (bedroom 2) Form and space Window: internal surfaces of sashes, architraves, reveals and hardware skirtings Built-in tongue and groove lined cupboard, door, coat hooks, architraves Door to (12), architraves, hardware Cob wall surfaces Mantle piece and brick fireplace lining 14 (porch Form and space room/office) Tongue and groove lined ceiling Wall linings (W & N walls): tongue and groove lining Wall surfaces (S wall): incised cement plaster Timber floor with lino remnants Shelves (South wall) Semi-glazed exterior door, architraves, hardware Casement window: interior surfaces of sash, architraves, hardware Electrical conduit and fitting remnant 16 (kitchen) Form and space Casement window: interior surfaces of sashes, reveals, hardware Skirtings Papered tongue and groove lined ceiling Door to (12), architraves, hardware

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Timber floor 17 (bedroom) Form and space Casement window: interior surfaces of sashes, reveals, architraves, hardware. Skirtings Papered cob wall surfaces Papered tongue and groove lined ceiling Built-in wardrobe: tongue and groove lined door, architraves, hardware, papered interior surfaces Door to (12), architraves, hardware Timber floor

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Plans

Source: DEE, Structural Concepts (2014) p 44

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.17 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 1329 J. R. MCKENZIE MEMORIAL CHILDREN'S LIBRARY - 393 RICCARTON ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Ground floor Structure Wall structure Space 1: Space and form Library Concrete block wall (west end of north wall) Steel single span trusses Painted and plaster finished ceiling Plaster walls Steel window joinery North entrance double doors - timber joinery and hardware1 Internal door and handle to office/kitchen Timber architrave of internal door 1977 powerboard Space 2: Space and form Office/kitchen Powerboard and hardware Original linoleum floor Kitchen cupboard with formica surfaces Tap fittings Timber cupboard with hardware Internal door to library with handle Timber architrave of internal door to library Internal door to toilet area with handle Timber architrave of internal door to toilet area Space 3: Space and form Toilet/cloak room External steel window and hardware Internal timber door with glazed panel to cloakroom area and hardware Timber architrave of toilet door Hooks on timber boards Internal door to office/kitchen and hardware Architrave of door to office/kitchen

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.18 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 1349 FORMER BECKENHAM LIBRARY - 65 SANDWICH ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Ground floor structure Wall structure Lobby Space and form Plaster walls Painted tongue and groove ceiling Timber cornice Concrete floor Paired glazed interior doors with hardware1 External timber doors with hardware Light switches in glazed timber cabinet Gas lamp over doors with glass Cornice fitting for light in ceiling Room 1: Space and form Library Plaster walls Plaster cornice Timber floorboards Internal doors with timber architrave to lobby (see previous features of doors) Timber architrave to rear room (extension) Two fixed arched casement windows Casement windows with painted timber architraves and hardware Built-in timber shelving along north wall Timber skirting on north wall Two gas light fittings in ceiling Light switches in glazed cabinet Clock above north doorway Room 2: Space and form Rear room Plaster walls (1955 extension) Internal timber walls Timber architrave to Library Casement windows with timber architraves Internal 1950s door to cloak room and hardware

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges 3723 CCC Revised Proposal TRACKED

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Toilets/cloak room Space and form Cornice Dado with rail Internal 1950s door with handle to rear room Timber louvres in toilet and architrave Bakelite light switches Powerboard with hinges Window above external door with architrave Kitchen Casement window with hardware and timber architrave Bakelite light switch

Plans

Source: St Martins Opawa Toy Library, 65 Sandwich Road, Plan & Elevations, Malcolm Kitt, CCC Technical Services & Design, 2015/2016

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.19 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 498 DWELLING AND SETTING – 27 SPENCERVILLE ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Roof structure Structure Floor structure Wall structure Entrance Hall Space and form (Room 1) Exterior door with toplight: internal face and architraves1 Skirting Lath and plaster wall and ceiling linings Tongue and groove dado and dado rail Floorboards Doors to rooms 2, 3 and 4; hardware and architraves Dome light switches, conduit Bedroom Space and form (Room 2) Skirting Lath and plaster wall and ceiling linings Door, hardware including coat hook, and architraves Window, sill and architraves Floorboards Dome light switch Ceiling light mounting Bedroom Space and form (Room 3) Skirting Lath and plaster wall and ceiling linings Door, architraves and hardware Window, sill and architraves Floorboards Dome light switch Ceiling light mounting Living Room Space and form (Room 4) Skirting Lath and plaster wall and ceiling linings Doors to rooms 1, 5, 6 and 8; architraves and hardware Window, sill and architraves Floorboards Dome light switch, conduit

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and/or hinges 3723 CCC Revised Proposal TRACKED

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Bedroom Space and Form (Room 5) Skirting Lath and plaster wall and ceiling lining Door, hardware and architraves Window, sill and architraves Floorboards Ceiling hatch Dome light switch Ceiling light mount Bedroom Space and form (Room 6) Skirting Lath and plaster wall and ceiling lining Door, hardware and architraves Window, sill and architraves Floorboards Dome light switch Ceiling light mounting Kitchen Door to Room 4 and hardware (Room 8)

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Plans

Source: CCC Building and Planning files BCN/2010/3963 ABA10102689 Inspection - Code Compliance File. Not to scale. (Room numbers and approximate north arrow added to original)

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.20 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 501 FORMER LANCASTER PARK WAR MEMORIAL ENTRANCE GATES - 40 STEVENS STREET, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Intermediate floor structure Floor structure Wall structure Ticket Office Space and form Ceiling First Floor Access Hatch Walls [North West South East] Paint finished Concrete Doors – South Two/ five-panelled timber doors including architraves, hardware1, coat-hooks Windows - East, North, West Walls- Fixed steel framed six pane upper window over six pane opening sash including hardware

South East- Fixed steel framed twelve pane window including hardware

South West- Fixed steel framed eight pane upper window and lower opening ticket window including hardware and timber ledge/ ticket holder

Floor Timber tongue and groove boards Timber Ticket Counter [North Wall] and storage cupboards and drawers below including hardware Storage Attic (Level Ceiling

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges 3723 CCC Revised Proposal TRACKED

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One) Walls [North West South East]-Paint finished Concrete Floor- Concrete

Plans

Ground Floor

Source: Lancaster Park War Memorial Gates, Drawing 1, Property Asset Project CP501845/702, Christchurch City Council

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.21 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 587 FORMER LINWOOD TOWN BOARD OFFICE - 388 WORCESTER STREET, 84 STANMORE ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Ground floor structure Wall structure 1 Gallery Timber framed Archway - North Wall West End Doors - North Wall Solid Core Timber door including Architraves and Hardware1

Timber door with glazed top-light, multi-pane fixed sash windows both sides and five opening sashes over, including architraves and hardware. [Excluding integrated servery ledge]

Double Passage doors with glazed multi pane top panel and fanlight including architraves and door hardware

Windows - West Wall [Centre] Three double hung sash windows with fixed leaded multi-pane fanlights over including architraves and hardware

West Wall -[South end] Two multi-pane fanlights including architraves and hardware

East Wall Two triple opening sash timber windows including architraves and hardware. 2 Art Room Cornice Picture Rail

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges 3723 CCC Revised Proposal TRACKED

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Two Ceiling Rose Vents Timber Dado including skirting [East, North and West Walls]

Door - East Wall-Timber Door including architraves and hardware

Windows - [West and North Walls]- Three double hung sash windows with coloured leadlight glazed fanlights over including architraves and hardware

Fireplace - Timber mantel and surround, grate register and hearth tiles 3 Passage and Walls - Entry Lobby A Lobby: West, North, East and South - Timber Tongue and Groove lining including Skirting.

Timber framed and sarked timber archway between Lobby and Passage.

Doors - North Wall Lobby A Timber panelled exterior entry door with glazed fixed side lights including timber panelling architraves and hardware

West Wall to Art Room. Timber panelled door including architraves

Windows - East Wall Lobby A -Timber fixed-pane window with fixed leaded coloured glass fanlight over 4 Passage Doors - East Wall to Passage 2: Timber panelled including architraves, hardware and furniture

South Wall to Office: Timber panelled including architraves and hardware

Skirting- [North and South Walls]

Windows - North Wall - Two double hung sash windows with coloured leadlight glazed fanlights over

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including architraves and hardware 5 Office Ceiling Rose Vent Door - North -Timber panelled including architraves and hardware 6 Entry Lobby Ceiling - Timber Tongue and groove lining

Walls - North west south east -Timber match lining

Doors - North Exterior Entry Door: Timber panelled with glazed fixed side lights including timber panelling architraves and hardware.

East to Toilets-Timber tongue and groove panelled including architraves and hardware 7 Passage Doors - East Wall to Common Room- Timber panelled including architraves and hardware.

South Wall to Gallery- Double Passage doors with glazed multi pane top panel and fanlight including architraves and door hardware

Skirting - East and West Wall - Timber

Brick Nib Wall/ Display Shelf : West Wall 8 Toilets Doors - West from Lobby Timber panelled including architraves and hardware

Windows - North Wall - Three double hung sash windows with coloured leadlight glazed fanlights over including architraves, and hardware 9 Common Room Space and Form Timber Picture Rail: East, North, West, South Walls Timber Dado: East South West Walls including skirting Timber Coat Rail: South Wall including Coat Hooks

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Doors - West Wall: Timber panelled including architraves, and hardware

South Wall: Two timber panelled including architraves and hardware

Windows - East Wall: Three double hung sash windows with coloured leadlight glazed fanlights over including architraves and hardware

Built-in Cabinets -North Wall Timber top and trim with three timber panelled doors including hardware [both sides of fireplace]

Built-in Bookshelves - North Wall Three bay, four shelf open back timber bookshelves over cabinet [both sides of fireplace] 10 Kitchen Doors - North Wall from Common Room Timber panelled including architraves, hardware and furniture

South Wall to Gallery Timber door with glazed top-light, multi-pane fixed sash windows both sides and five opening sashes over, including architraves and hardware. [Excluding integrated servery ledge] 11 Foyer –West Doors - Carpark North to Common Room - Timber panelled including architraves and hardware South to Gallery- Timber panelled including architraves and hardware

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Plans

Source: Christchurch City Council Building and Planning files, Drawing 010, Linwood Arts Centre Building Consent Plans, June 2012 [Edited]

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.22 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 1183 LITTLE RIVER RAILWAY STATION - 12 BARCLAYS ROAD

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Part Space 4 Door Original Use: Ladies Architraves to windows and door Waiting Room Door hardware1 Wall to lobby (space 5) Fireplace (concealed) Space 5 Space and form Original Use: Interior walls in original locations (excluding General Waiting recent opening to space 6) Room and Entrance Tongue and groove flooring Lobby Tongue and groove dados Tongue and groove ceilings West window architraves and fanlight Window sills, architraves and hardware Doors, architraves and hardware Fireplace, form, brickwork, timber surround and mantle piece Ticketing slide hatch Picture rails Space 6 Form and space Original Use: Tongue and groove flooring Station Office Dado rail ongue and groove ceilings West (platform) window and door Double hung sash window sills, frame and architraves and hardware West (platform) door and hardware Ticketing slide hatch and architraves Picture rails Space 7 Space and form Original Use: tongue and groove flooring Post Office Reinstated windows to North wall Space 8 Lean-to Space and form of lean-to addition addition Double hung sash windows, architraves and Original Use: hardware Postal Office Public Paired doors to entrance porch and Lobby hardware Door to space 7 and architraves

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Space: Strongroom Space and form (circa 1960s) Concrete floor Walls - plastered concrete and concrete block Doors (2) Outer steel door to space 7 and Pair of latching steel fire doors Roof - concrete and pinex

Plans

Source: Little River Railway Station Conservation Plan Draft, February 2006, Tony Ussher

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.23 - SCEHDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 1033 WHARFINGER'S OFFICE / WEIGHBRIDGE BUILDING - BEACH ROAD, BETWEEN CHURCH STREET-BRUCE TERRACE (ON HARBOUR SIDE)

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Ground floor structure Wall structure Space 1: Space and form Shop Timber flooring Cornice Tongue and groove ceiling and wall linings Tongue and groove skirting Tongue and groove doors of cupboards with hinges External door with hardware1 and timber architrave Timber door step Internal door to toilet with hardware Sash windows with hardware and architraves Space 2: Space and form Toilet Tongue and groove wall and ceiling linings Cornices Timber flooring Window and timber architrave

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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Plans

Source: Akaroa Weighbridge Building, Plan & Elevations, M. Kitt, 2012

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.24 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 772 LITTLE RIVER LIBRARY - 4313 CHRISTCHURCH-AKAROA ROAD, LITTLE RIVER

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Meeting Room Overall architectural interior form and space (Former Reading Panelled timber ceiling and exposed ceiling Room - Meeting joists Room 2 on plan) Plaster rendered masonry walls Picture rail Panelled timber dados Built in bench seating Timber floors Windows, architraves and attached hardware External door with top-light, architrave and attached hardware1 Tearoom door, architrave and attached hardware Library door and architrave Fireplace registers Glazed tiles flanking fireplace Glazed ceramic tile hearth Timber fire surround Skirtings Early electrical fittings and conduits Timber frame mount for memorial board Yellow ochre paint behind mount for memorial board Library Room Overall architectural interior form and space (Meeting Room 1 on Panelled timber ceiling and exposed ceiling plan) joists Plaster rendered masonry walls Picture rail Panelled timber dados Built in seats Built in bookshelves Timber floors Windows, architraves and attached

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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hardware Doors, architraves and attached hardware, exterior with top-light and door to Meeting Room Fireplace registers Glazed tiles flanking fireplace Glazed ceramic tile hearth Timber fire surround Skirtings Early electrical fittings and conduits Tea Room Overall architectural interior form and space Tongue and groove panelled ceiling Six panelled timber profiled door, architrave and hardware Timber framed window and architrave Toilets Overall interior architectural form of the toilet spaces Tongue and groove ceilings Toilet coat hooks and rail Exposed concrete plastered floor High wall mounted lintel with mounting brackets Painted exposed brick masonry walls - female toilet Plaster rendered brick walls - male toilet Door and frame of female toilet Door, frame and hardware in male toilet Tongue and groove timber toilet screen door Building Structure Roof structure Wall structure Floor structure

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Plans

Source: CCC Technical Services and Design, Little River Library Floor Plan, Malcolm Kitt, 2011

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.25 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 1076 FORMER LYTTELTON BOROUGH STABLES AND SETTING - 4 DONALD STREET, LYTTELTON

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Concrete floor of Level 1, Stables Wing 1 was not evaluated (inaccessible due to earthquake damage)

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Wings 1 and 2 Intermediate floor structure Ground floor Structure Wall structure Stables Wing 1 Exposed internal surface of masonry (brick) Ground Level walls Remaining rounded edge jamb reveals to stable doors (brick) Window frames and sills (5) on east wall Window frame, with concrete lintel and sill, on west wall Brick and streel columns Exposed structure of concrete ceiling Ladders to First Floor Level Wooden block flooring Concrete drains Electrical conduit Stables Wing 1 Exposed internal surface of masonry (brick) First Floor Level walls Double doors and frame with concrete lintel on north wall Exposed roof structure and sarking Electrical conduit Stables Wing 2 Space and form Ground Level Exposed internal surface of masonry (brick) walls Stable door on north wall Rounded edge jamb reveals to stable doors (brick) on north wall Window frames and lintels on south wall Brick partition walls Ladders to First Floor Level Concrete drains Electrical conduit Stables Wing 2 Space and form 3723 CCC Revised Proposal TRACKED

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First Floor Level Exposed internal surface of masonry (brick) walls Hayloft double doors (5) and frames on north wall Hayloft window and frame on west wall Brick partition walls Exposed roof structure and sarking Electrical conduit

Plans

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Source: Donald Street Stables Conservation Plan, Tony Ussher and Duncan Craig, 2014 (wing labels added)

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.26 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 766 FORMER DWELLING ('GRUBB COTTAGE') AND SETTING - 62 LONDON STREET, LYTTELTON

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Intermediate floor structure Ground floor Structure Wall structure Ground Floor rooms Newspaper / magazine fragments, scrim throughout and as and ribbon to walls and ceilings specified G1 - Hallway Space and form Internal surface of exterior door, architraves, and hardware Doors, architraves and hardware (to G2 & G3) Skirting Wallpaper / scrim wall lining Concealed timber tongue and groove wall lining Linoleum flooring Concealed timber flooring Ladder hatchway G2 - Sitting Room Space and form Doors, architraves and hardware Window, architraves and hardware Fireplace Skirting Wallpaper / scrim wall lining Concealed timber tongue and groove wall lining Timber flooring G3 - Room Space and form Doors, architraves and hardware Window, architraves and hardware Wallpaper / hessian scrim wall lining Concealed timber tongue and groove wall lining Timber flooring G4 - Room Door architraves Wallpaper / hessian scrim Exposed first floor joists and floorboards 3723 CCC Revised Proposal TRACKED

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Original paint finishes in areas First Floor rooms Wallpapers, newspaper fragments, scrim throughout and as and ribbon to walls and ceilings specified F1 - Room Space and form Doors, architraves and hardware Window, architraves and hardware Linoleum flooring Tongue and groove wall lining Wallpaper F2 - Room Space and form Doors, architraves and hardware Linoleum flooring Tongue and groove wall lining Wallpaper F3 - Room Space and form Doors, architraves and hardware Window, architraves and hardware Tongue and groove wall lining Timber floorboards F4 - Room Space and form Doors, architraves and hardware Window, architraves and hardware Linoleum flooring Tongue and groove wall lining Wallpaper F5 - Room Space and form Door, architraves and hardware Linoleum flooring Tongue and groove wall lining Wallpaper F - Stairwell / Space and form landing Doors, architraves and hardware Linoleum flooring (landing) Tongue and groove wall lining Wallpaper F6 - Room Space and form Door, architraves and hardware Window architraves Linoleum flooring Tongue and groove wall lining

Plans

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Source: CCC Property Asset Project Plans, J.E Powick, 10, 2012 (Room labels added)

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.27 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 672 FORMER GOVERNORS BAY SCHOOL AND SETTING - 112 MAIN ROAD, GOVERNORS BAY

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Ground floor structure Wall structure Schoolroom Space and form Interior surface of exterior door (Timber Tongue and Groove), architraves, and hardware1 Door architraves (between porch and schoolhouse) Windows, architraves and hardware Timber tongue and groove floorboards Timber tongue and groove wall lining Sarking and exposed timber roof framing Fireplace surround (timber) Fireplace hearth (concrete) Ceiling lights Blackboard V-shaped Science Cupboard built in timber across corner of porch Gable vent on south wall Coat hooks in porch

Plans

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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Site Plan

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Source: Orientation: Detail from Measured Plans and Conservation Plan: Tony Ussher Architect; Dimensions: Measured Plans and Conservation Plan: Tony Ussher Architect

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.28 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 673 FORMER GOVERNORS BAY SCHOOLMASTER'S HOUSE AND SETTING - 112 MAIN ROAD, GOVERNORS BAY

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Ground floor structure Intermediate floor structure Wall structure Front entrance Space and form Internal surface of exterior panel door, bevelled architraves, and hardware1 Tongue and Groove wall lining (width 140- 150mm) fixed horizontally Doors, architraves, and hardware Skirting Tongue and Groove wall lining Tongue and Groove flooring (concealed) Hallway Space and form Door, architraves and hardware Tongue and groove wall lining, fixed horizontally Skirting Congoleum flooring (concealed by carpet) Tongue and Groove flooring (concealed) Bedroom 1 Space and form Door, architraves, and hardware Window and hardware Skirting 'Hit and miss' wall sarking (concealed) Tongue and groove flooring (concealed) Classroom Space and form Door, architraves and hardware Window, architraves and hardware Skirting Tongue and groove wall lining on south wall 'Hit and miss' wall sarking (concealed) Tongue and Groove flooring (concealed) Sitting room Space and form Door, architraves and hardware

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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Window, architraves and hardware Skirting 'Hit and miss' wall sarking (concealed) Tongue and groove flooring (concealed) Servant's bedroom Space and form Door to hallway, architraves and hardware Window, architraves, and hardware *Scrim wall with paper layers on sawn boards (concealed) Tongue and groove flooring Pantry Space and form Timber floorboards Kitchen Space and form Door, architraves and hardware Window and architraves Skirting 'Hit and miss' wall sarking (concealed) Stairs and Landing Space and form Window, architraves and hardware Tongue and groove wall lining Sawn board wall lining under stairs Balustrade and newel post Timber stairs (concealed by carpet) Closet lining boards & underside of stairs Tongue and groove flooring (concealed) Bedroom 2 Space and form Skirting North window and architraves 'Hit and miss' wall sarking (concealed) Concealed tongue and groove flooring (concealed) Bedroom 3 Space and form Skirting Window and architraves 'Hit and miss' wall sarking (concealed) Tongue and groove flooring (concealed) Linen cupboard Sawn board lining Roof space Space and form Timber sarking

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Site Plan

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Source: Orientation: Detail from Measured Plans and Conservation Plan: Tony Ussher Architect; Dimensions: Adapted from Measured Plans and Conservation Plan, with room nomenclature added (in italics) to match Assessment of Heritage Fabric text: Tony Ussher Architect

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.29 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 1209 KUKUPA SIDE SCHOOL - 380 PETTIGREW'S ROAD, PIGEON BAY

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building structure Roof Structure Floor structure Wall structure School Room (2) Form and space Tongue and groove wall linings Ceiling- Tongue and groove linings, covered ventilation grille, dentilled cornice, bracketed main trusses Floorboards Windows (3 on north wall: 2 sash, I casement), architraves and hardware1 Electrical conduit Exterior door- Internal face, architraves and hardware Door to porch, architraves and hardware Fireplace, surround, hearth, pot hanger and support Skirtings Porch (1) Form and space Tongue and groove wall linings Skirtings Ceiling- Tongue and groove linings, dentilled timber cornice Floorboards External door- Internal surface, architraves and hardware Door to schoolroom, architraves and hardware Coat hooks Windows - Sills, reveals, architraves, hardware and inner surfaces of sashes

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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Light switch and electrical conduit South Bunk Room Tongue and groove wall linings (south and (3) west walls) Skirtings Ceiling - Tongue and groove linings, dentilled cornice, bracketed main trusses Floorboards Window (South wall), architraves and hardware North Bunk Room Tongue and groove wall linings (north and (4) west walls) Skirtings Ceiling - Tongue and groove linings, dentilled cornice, bracketed main trusses Floorboards Window, architraves and hardware

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Source: CCC Capital Programme Group plan, Drawn by Malcolm Kitt, April 2012. Taken from Kukupa School Conservation Plan, Tony Ussher and Duncan Craig, June 2014, p.63

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.30 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 671 STODDART'S COTTAGE - 18 PURAU AVENUE, DIAMOND HARBOUR

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Intermediate floor structure Wall structure Ground floor structure Gallery (Front Doors including architraves and hardware1 rooms) Windows including architraves and hardware Timber floor Timber skirting Fireplace Chimney (Lower section) History Room (North Painted wallpaper ceiling West Room) Walls including painted wallpaper Doors including architraves and hardware Windows including architraves and hardware Timber floor Timber skirting Fireplace and painted Fire Surround Chimney (Lower Section) Back Room (South Timber Floor West Bedroom) Timber Skirting Fireplace and Painted Fire Surround Chimney (Lower Section) Anteroom (South Ceiling-Timber tongue and groove Central Bedroom) Walls (North West South East) Painted timber tongue and groove lining Doors including architraves and hardware Windows including architraves and hardware Timber Floor Timber Skirting Kitchen Ceiling -Timber tongue and groove Walls (North West South East)- Timber tongue and groove

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Doors including architraves and hardware Windows including architraves and hardware Timber Floor Timber Skirting Pantry (South Lean- Ceiling- Timber tongue and groove to) Walls (North West South East) -Timber tongue and groove. Door including architraves and hardware Windows including architraves and hardware Washroom and Ceiling – timber tongue and groove lining Toilet (South East Walls - painted timber frame and corrugated Lean-to) iron Doors including architraves and hardware. Loft Bedroom/Attic Ceiling -Timber framed [mud packed] Walls (North West South East) - Timber Tongue and groove Floor - Timber

Plans

Note: Attic over Anteroom and Kitchen not shown

Source: ‘Stoddart Cottage Building Condition Report, October 2009’, Fulton Ross Team Architecture, pg. 1

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.31 - SCHEDULED – INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 726 FORMER CUSTOM HOUSE - 3 RUE BALGUERIE, AKAROA

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Wall structure Floor structure 1 Customs Office Space and form Ceiling [Timber sarking with timber tongue and groove lining underneath] Metal Hook with light fitting Walls:[Mud and Stud, lime washed - North, South East West] Floor [Timber strip flooring and rose headed nail fixings] Architrave-framed opening East wall Windows [South & West walls-including hardware1] Timber table/cupboard unit [North West corner] Chimney [Lower section] Timber mantle piece over earth washed brick chimney 2 Lobby Ceiling [Tongue and groove timber lining] Walls [Tongue and groove timber lining] Doors [Double timber entry doors including hardware and furniture]

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Plans

Source: Akaroa Custom House, Drawing 1, Property Asset Project CP501608, Christchurch City Council, December, 2012

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.32 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 665 CORONATION LIBRARY - 103 RUE JOLIE, AKAROA

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Structure Wall structure Roof structure Floor structure B - Entry Space and form Wall and ceiling linings (painted timber tongue and groove-lining) Timber skirtings External double doors with toplight: architraves, reveals, internal face and hardware1 Internal doors (2 single, 1 double) architraves, reveals and hardware Timber floor Dado and dado rail A - Northwest corner Space and form room Wall and ceiling linings (painted timber tongue and groove-lining) Timber hatch Timber skirtings Timber dado and rail Timber floor Window: sill, reveals, architraves, hardware, interior surfaces of casements Internal door, reveals, architraves and hardware Built-in timber shelving C - Southwest corner Space and form room Wall and ceiling linings (painted timber tongue and groove-lining; ceiling has hardboard covering) Timber skirtings Timber dado and rail Timber floor Window - sill, reveals, architraves, hardware and interior surfaces of casements

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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Internal doors (1 single, 1 double), reveals, architraves and hardware Book return cupboard Electrical fuse board D – Southeast room Space and form main library room Wall linings (painted tongue and groove (reading room) lining) Timber skirtings Timber dado and rail Ceiling lining (painted match lining), decorative knee braces Floor - timber under lino Windows (2) - sills, reveals, architraves, inner surfaces of sashes, hardware Doors (3) - (2 double, 1 single), reveals, architraves, hardware Built-in timber shelving with panelled cupboard doors Fire - fireplace, surround & hearth E - Kitchen & toilet Space and form Wall & ceiling surfaces & linings: painted timber tongue and groove lining Timber skirtings Timber dado Timber floor Windows (2) - sill, reveals, architraves, hardware, interior surfaces of casements Doors - (external) reveals, architraves, internal face & hardware (internal) door, reveals, architraves & hardware

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Source: 1997 plan by G. Lucking in Detailed Engineering Evaluation (Opus, 2012)

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.33 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 666 GAIETY HALL - 105 RUE JOLIE, AKAROA

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Intermediate floor structure Ground floor structure Wall structure Entry (1) Space and form Ceiling Timber tongue and groove lining to door head height Skirting Floor Doors and Architraves - South Wall-Timber Four Panel – Timber glazed top-light including hardware1 East Wall -Double four panel entry doors with fan-light including hardware. North Wall- Timber Four Panel including hardware.

West Wall -Timber four panel door with viewing slide West Wall- Double timber Hall entry doors including hardware Windows West wall Timber stair and handrail Ticket Office (2) Space and form Skirting Floor Door - timber four panel with glazed top- lights including hardware Ticket Sales ledge/counter Timber storage cupboard (East Wall) Hall (3) Space and form Ceiling Painted Timber framed Vents

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Timber tongue and groove lining to underside of balcony Cornice Walls - Plaster pilasters with timber mouldings and timber panelled base Timber string course South Wall- Timber frame to 'Green Room' Kauri dado and dado rail Walls - Plaster pilasters with timber mouldings and timber panelled base Timber string course Kauri dado and dado rail Architraves[windows north & south walls] Skirting Floor East - timber panelling on balcony front Balcony (4) Space and form Ceiling Cornice Walls - Plaster pilasters with timber Mouldings and timber panelled base Timber string course Kauri dado and dado rail Architraves Skirting Timber floor Doors- Metal lined Projector Room balcony - Kauri Tongue and Groove panelling Projector Box (5) Space and form Ceiling Walls - Metal lined Skirting Timber Floor Doors - North Wall- Metal clad door including hardware Projector Box

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Plans

Ground Floor

First Floor

Note: The shaded section includes the Kitchen, Clubroom, Toilets and Passage. This area was added and/or significantly altered in the late twentieth century and does not have Interior Heritage Fabric Source: Gaiety Hall, Drawing 1, ‘2012 Heritage Reinstatement’, CP501638, Christchurch City Council

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.34 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 762 FORMER DWELLING AND SETTING, LANGLOIS-ETEVENEAUX COTTAGE - 71 RUE LAVAUD, AKAROA

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Wall structure Floor Structure 1 South Room Form and space Window - West Wall including hardware1 Door including hardware Fireplace including Surround (Register and Grate) Lower section of Chimney 2 Hall Form and space Door (North West) - Internal face of External Door including hardware Doors (internal including hardware) 3 North Room Form and space Window (West Wall including hardware) Door including hardware 2 timber corner wardrobes

Plans

Source: Langlois Eteveneaux Cottage, Drawing 1, Property Asset Project CP501608, Christchurch City Council

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DISTRICT PLAN – LISTED HERITAGE PLACE HERITAGE ASSESSMENT – INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 761 COURTHOUSE - 71 RUE LAVAUD, AKAROA

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Court Room Space and form Ceiling - Painted timber tongue and groove lining 3x painted timber ceiling roses Walls - Painted timber tongue and groove Skirtings Floor - Timber flooring Windows - 5x painted timber double hung sash Attached hardware1 Architraves Doors - 1x painted timber four panelled 1x painted timber panelled and glazed Attached hardware Architraves Fixtures - Brass plaques Painted timber shelves Entrance Space and form Ceiling - Painted timber tongue and groove lining Walls - Painted timber tongue and groove linings Skirtings Floor - Timber flooring Windows - 1x painted timber double hung sash window Attached hardware Architraves Doors - 2 x painted timber four panelled

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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1 x painted timber panelled (external) Attached hardware Architraves Rear Entrance Space and form Ceiling - Painted timber tongue and groove linings Walls - Painted timber tongue and groove lining Skirtings Floor - Timber flooring Windows - 1x painted timber double hung sash window Attached hardware Architraves Doors - 1x painted timber four panelled 1x painted timber panelled 1x painted timber panelled (external) Attached hardware Architraves South East Room Space and form (Office 1) Ceiling - Painted timber tongue and groove lining 1x painted ceiling rose Walls - Painted timber tongue and groove lining Skirtings Floor - Timber flooring Windows - 1x painted timber double hung sash window Attached hardware Architraves Doors - 2 x painted timber four panelled Attached hardware Architraves Fixtures - Clear coated timber shelves South West Room Space and form (Office 2) Ceiling - Painted match lining 1x painted timber ceiling rose Walls - Painted timber tongue and groove lining Skirtings Floor - Timber flooring Windows -

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1x painted timber double hung sash window Attached hardware Architraves Doors - 2 x painted timber four panelled Attached hardware Architraves Fixtures - Clear coated timber shelves Roof structure Roof structure Floor structure Floor structure Wall structure Wall structure

Plans:

Source: Christchurch City Council Technical Services and Design, Property Asset Project, Akaroa Court House Building, 71 Rue Lavaud, Akaroa, Plan, Elevations and Site Plan. Drawn by Malcolm Kitt, January 2013

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.36 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 1199 FORMER AKAROA POST OFFICE - 78 RUE LAVAUD, AKAROA

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof Ground floor Intermediate floor Walls Mail Sorting Room Form and space Painted 4-panel interior door, architraves and hardware1 Painted double-hung sash window, architraves and hardware North Stair Form and space Lath and plaster wall and ceiling linings Painted skirtings Timber floors Painted 6-panel exterior door: interior face of door and door case, architraves and hardware Door to FF hall: architraves only Painted 4-panel door to Mail Sorting Room, architraves and hardware Varnished 4-panel door to Post Shop, architraves and hardware Painted double-hung sash stair window, architraves and hardware Painted sash window in under-stair cupboard, architraves Dome light switch on timber block. Ceiling light attachment Stair, balustrade, newels, handrails, skirting Timber floor Post Shop - Form and space Information Centre Lath and plaster wall and ceiling linings Skirtings, timber pilasters (2), partial plaster cornice Cast iron column

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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Exterior door: 3-light toplight only Varnished 4-panel door to stair hall, architraves and hardware Varnished 4-panel door to Office G1, architraves and hardware Varnished 4-panel door to Store G1 (with later inserted glazed panel), architraves and hardware Varnished double-hung sash window, architraves and hardware Varnished internal fixed light to Office G1, architraves Timber floor Office G1 - Service Concrete wall surface in safe area Centre Lath and plaster wall and ceiling linings Timber skirting and pilaster; partial plaster cornice (2 patterns as originally 2 rooms) Exterior door to East entry: architraves only Door to rear stair: architraves only Varnished 4-panel door to Information Centre, architraves and hardware Varnished internal fixed light window to Information Centre, architraves Double-hung sash windows (4), architraves and hardware Fixed-sash window, architraves Dome light switches on timber blocks (2) Concrete safe and steel door with lock, handles (2), maker's plate Timber floor Office G2 Modern space Office G3 Lath and plaster wall and ceiling linings, partial plaster cornice, skirtings Varnished double-hung sash windows (2), architraves and hardware Timber floor Store G1 Lath and plaster wall and ceiling linings Skirtings Varnished 4-panel door to Information Centre (with later inserted glazed panel), architraves, hardware Painted 4-panel door to toilets, architraves, and hardware Timber floor Store G2 Wall linings: lath and plaster, former exterior pebbledash GF Toilets Lath and plaster wall linings Skirtings and partial dado rail Painted 4-panel door to Store G1, architraves and hardware

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Double-hung sash windows (2), architraves and hardware Dome light switch on timber block, wall- mounted light fitting Timber floor Safe Not accessible South Stair Form and space Lath and plaster wall and ceiling linings Skirtings Exterior door: architraves only Door to Office G: architraves only Door to FF hall: architraves and hardware Painted 4-panel door to FF fuel cupboard, architraves and hardware Painted 2 panel door to GF stair cupboard, architraves and hardware Stair, balustrade, newels, handrail and tongue and groove panel Small double-hung sash window, architraves and hardware Large double-hung sash window, architraves and hardware Dome light switches on timber bases (2) Ceiling-mounted and wall-mounted light fittings (2) Coat hooks on base Timber floor Office 1.1 Form and space Lath and plaster wall and ceiling linings Skirtings, picture rail 4 panel door to hall, architraves and hardware Twin double-hung sash window, architraves and hardware Timber floor Office 1.2 Form and space Lath and plaster wall and ceiling linings Skirtings, picture rail 4 panel door to hall, architraves and hardware Double-hung sash windows (2), architraves and hardware Timber floor Kitchen and Pantry Lath and plaster wall and ceiling linings Skirtings Double-hung sash windows (2 - 1 in each space), architraves and hardware Door to stair: architraves only Door to lunch room: architraves only Painted 4-panel door between kitchen and

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pantry, architraves and hardware Domed Bakelite light switches (3) Light fitting Timber floor Lunch Room Form and space Lath and plaster wall and ceiling linings Skirtings, picture rail Door to kitchen: architraves only 4 panel door to hall with toplight, architraves and hardware Double-hung sash windows (2), architraves and hardware Timber floor FF Toilet Painted 4-panel door to hall, architraves and hardware Painted double-hung sash window, architraves and hardware Architraves of hatch opening to ceiling space (hatch absent) Timber floor Meeting Room Form and space Lath and plaster wall and ceiling linings. Skirtings, picture rail 4-panel door to hall, architraves and hardware Double-hung sash windows (2), architraves and hardware 1930s/1940s electrical plug Fireplace, timber surround, tiled cast-iron register, tiled hearth (concealed) Timber floor Store 1.1 Form and space Lath and plaster wall and ceiling linings Skirtings 4-panel door to hall, architraves and hardware 4-panel door to Store 1.2, architraves and hardware Double-hung sash window, architraves and hardware Timber floor Store 1.2 (former Wall linings: lath and plaster, pebble-dash balcony) plaster, tongue and groove Step to Store 1.1 Verandah post and capital 4-panel door to Store 1.1, architraves and hardware Former balustrade (concealed on exterior) Fixed window and architraves Bi-fold window, architraves and hardware

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Timber floor FF Hall Form and space Lath and plaster wall and ceiling linings Skirtings, picture rail, timber arches with pilasters (2) 4 panel doors (6), architraves and hardware. Door to North Stair: architraves only Double-hung sash window, architraves and hardware Coat hooks on base Timber floor

Plans

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Source: Akaroa Service Centre, 78 Rue Lavaud, Akaroa. Floor and Site Plan, Malcolm Kitt, 2012

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.37 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 1082 FORMER PLUNKET / WOMEN'S RESTROOMS - 92 RUE LAVAUD, AKAROA

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Ground floor structure Wall structure Verandah Space and form Tongue and groove ceiling Pebbledash walls (as per exterior) Skirting Cornice Door to toilet with timber architrave Filled in window above toilet door Kitchen Space and form Window with painted timber architrave Concrete floor Toilet Door to verandah Filled in window above door

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Source: Akaroa Plunket Rooms (Café Truby's), 92 Rue Lavaud, Akaroa, Malcolm Kitt, 2011

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.38 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 176 SIGN OF THE KIWI - 2057 SUMMIT ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building structure Roof structure Wall structure Floor structure Entrance porch Space and form (G-1) Stone floor Walls Columns Tongue and groove timber ceiling Light fittings Fixed steel frame windows and lead light glazing to side bays Timber frame doors to tearoom and fixed glazing to side with timber frame Built-in seating Hand-carved lettering to jarrah timber lintels Tearoom (G-2) Space and form Metal foundation plaque (1916) Timber frame glazed doors and metal frame leadlight glazing Timber flooring Stone walls Timber battened ceiling Hand carved lettering to jarrah timber lintels Timber frame glazed doors to kitchen and sales room Stone and timber fireplace and hearth Jarrah beams Timber frame windows and hardware1 Information/ Space and form Refreshment Sales Timber floor (G-3) Stone walls Timber battened ceiling Timber frame windows and hardware Timber frame doors Jarrah beam Stone and timber fireplace and hearth Kitchen (G-4) Timber frame windows (to original profiles) Stone walls (strapped and lined)

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Ceiling

Plan

Source: CCC files

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.39 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 311 CHRISTCHURCH TOWN HALL - 100 KILMORE STREET, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Structure Floors Walls Roof Doors and windows Hardware1 throughout Ground Floor Main Form and space Foyer Staircases including meranti balustrades to Auditorium and James Hay Theatre Interior surfaces of North facing entrance doors and hardware Moulded plaster and glass central lighting element Marble flooring Glass ball light fittings Marble casing on cast concrete columns plaques, cabinetry and signage from the column surfaces of the south foyer Commemorative plaques attached to original marble and concrete finishes Main Foyer Form and space Mezzanine - Staircases including structure, steps, Mezzanine level meranti balustrades bars north and Glass bowl light fittings south sides of the conference rooms mezzanine Main Foyer Carpet and marimekko curtains Mezzanine VIP 'room' in Victoria Bar Main Foyer Space and Mezzanine - Skylights Conference rooms Timber wall panelling one and two (one Timber trusses to skylights space able to be divided)

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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Mezzanine level - Patrick Hanly Mural (fixture) exterior walls of conference rooms one and two Mezzanine level - Pegasus Panel conference room one Main Auditorium Space and form Orchestra pit Ceiling lighting Ceiling panels acoustic "doughnut" Organ Main Auditorium Space and Form Backstage stage level and below Main Auditorium Space and form Promenade upper Glass ball lighting level Brass door numbers, identification and signage Meranti balustrades and detail Auditorium entrance doors Fenestration and glazing bars Wall fabric Marimekko patterned curtains Ground Floor Space and Form Promenade Marble flooring Glass ball lighting Brass door numbers, identification and directional signage Meranti timber wall panels Auditorium entrance doors Free-standing leather and timber bench style seating Hessian wall covering James Hay Space and Form Auditorium Timber detailing Orchestra pit Seating Plaques James Hay Space and Form Auditorium - backstage areas Function Space and form fenestration and glazing Room/Boater's bars Restaurant Laminated timber ceiling beams Meranti timber window mullions Copper clad capping bars Limes Room Form and space Timber detailing

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Lights, entry doors South Stairs and Form and space Coffee Shop (south Meranti balustrades stairs from Limes Stairs room and Foyer marble floor mezzanine level and ground level foyer from Victoria Square) The Samoa Room - Form and space Mezzanine level

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Plans

Source: RMA92017145 email Approved documents to applicant, 5/11/10, HPRM 10/693730

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Source: CCC Building and Planning files, RMA92017145

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.40 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 154 FORMER ST MARY'S CONVENT CHAPEL (ROSE CHAPEL) - 866 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Intermediate floor structure Wall structure Ground floor structure 1 (porch) Form and space Semi-glazed tiled floor Painted plaster wall surface Panelled tongue and groove ceiling Paired doors to 2, architraves, holy water basin on architrave, hardware1 Exterior door: interior face, architraves and hardware 1a (choir loft) Form and space Arched opening into nave Timber balustrade Timber floor 2 (nave) Form and space Tiled floor Timber perimeter platform Painted plaster wall surfaces Paired doors to 1, architraves and hardware Plaster arch to 3 with columns, capitals, hood moulding Tongue and groove ceiling, hammer beam trusses (with carved bosses) on plaster corbels Door to 5, architraves and hardware 3 (sanctuary) Form and space Marble paved floor Painted plaster walls, arched niche Tongue and groove ceiling, decorative trusses on plaster corbels Marble altar Door to 4, architraves and hardware Plaster arch to 2

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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4 (sacristy) Tiled floor Painted plaster wall surfaces Timber ceiling Door to 3, architraves and hardware Built-in desk unit Opening to confessional 5 (confessional) Painted plaster wall surfaces Opening to sacristy Door to 2, architraves, hardware

Plans

Source: Opus Detailed Engineering Evaluation for Christchurch City Council (2012)

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.41 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 172 CANTERBURY PROVINCIAL COUNCIL BUILDINGS – 280 DURHAM STREET NORTH, CHRISTCHURCH

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Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure1 Ground floor Intermediate floor Roof Walls Stone Chamber Space and form G5, G6, G7: Lobby Beamed timber ceiling Ashlar wall surface, stone dressings Tiled dado Interior faces of external doors (1 pair, 1 single) and hardware Semi-glazed interior doors (2 pairs, 1 single) and hardware Iron fire doors and hardware Timber wind lobbies (2) Floor tiles, iron grating, stone edging Clock Coat hooks G8, G9, 104: Staircase and balustrade 'Strangers' Lobby and Space and form Stairwell Panelled dado Skirtings Stencilled plaster wall linings and surfaces Fireplace, hearth tiles and surround Timber floors GF external window, sill, reveals, architraves and hardware External door - internal surface, architraves and hardware Internal door to G10, architraves and hardware Internal door to G11 (roof space) architraves and hardware Semi-glazed internal doors (pair) to 103 and hardware GF timber ceiling

1 Except in the case of the Stone Chamber and Speaker's Office where the roof structures have been deconstructed, the Secretary's Office where the roof and floor structures have been deconstructed, and the Durham and Armagh Street towers where the roof structures, intermediate floors structures and much of the walls have been deconstructed 3723 CCC Revised Proposal TRACKED

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Interior window to G11, architraves and leaded glazing Floor G1: Speaker's Room Form and space Plaster wall surfaces, stone dressings including oriel window arch Fireplace, surround including metal hearth edge Door to G2, architraves and hardware Oriel window step and seat Coat hooks and base Mace base Skirtings Windows (2: 1 double hung sash, 1 oriel sash), sills, reveals and hardware. Floor G2, 101: south lobby Form and space and staircase to External door: internal surface, architraves and Press Gallery hardware Stone stair Timber wind lobby with quatrefoils and baize doors (2) with hardware Doors to G1, G4 (pair), 102; architraves and hardware Double-skin iron doors to G3 and hardware Switchboard Skirting Panelled dado Plastered wall surfaces Stone dressings Floors G3: Secretary's Plastered wall surfaces Room Space and form. Fireplace and surround Double-hung sash windows (2), sills, architraves and hardware Double skin iron doors to G2 and hardware Gas standard Skirtings Stone dressings G4, 102, 103: Form and space Chamber - including Sandstone ashlar wall surfaces, limestone and Press and Stranger's basalt dressings and columns (Public) Galleries Limestone carvings Corner fireplaces Semi-glazed doors (4: 3 pairs, 1 single) and hardware Tiled dado Floorboards Cast iron grating, stone surrounds, tiled margins Clock

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Screen/colonnade to Lobby Press Gallery colonnade and balustrade Gallery floors B1-2: Basement Stone stairs, rubble walls Boiler flue Timber Chamber Bay window seat G11: Timber Form and space Chamber Internal window to 104, architraves and leaded glazing Concealed sarking Cusped rafters, wind braces Panelled walls, pilasters Press Gallery balustrade Semi-glazed doors (pair) to G10, architraves and hardware Door to G12, architraves and hardware (Blocked) door from press gallery, architraves and hardware Public Gallery door to roof space, architraves and hardware Skirtings Brick fireplace Public gallery, balustrade (Blocked) internal east window: sill, reveals and hardware including stay Bay window, timber mullions, reveals, sill, casements and hardware Fixed casement windows to south, reveals and sills Dormer windows, reveals, sills and hardware [not numbered on Framing, sarking. plan] Extra space between. Public Gallery stair and TC Office Sections Ceiling - exposed framing, sarking, arched G10, G12, G27, G28, rafters except G27, G28, where plasterboard G29, G40, G46, G48: lining Corridor; 116, Form and space G44/124: corridor Panelling (primarily courtyard side only) stairs (2) Skirtings Timber pilasters Towers and firewall masonry sections Iron fire doors (4 pairs) and hardware Exterior doors (5) internal surfaces architraves and hardware Semi-glazed doors to G11, architraves and hardware Interior doors (19), architraves and hardware Windows, sills, reveals and hardware Staircases G44/124 and 116

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Stone flag floor Masonry chimney breast with seat recess in G28 Arch with door pivot mounts between G27 and G28 G23 Ceiling beams Space and form Ceiling rose Fire surround Stone bench Window, sill, architraves and hardware Skirting Door, architraves and hardware Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings G24 Ceiling beams Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Space and form Fire surround Skirting Door, architraves and hardware Coat rail with hooks ceiling rose Window sill, architraves G25: switchboard Door to G28 G26: Sprinkler control Beamed tongue and groove ceiling with pierced metal vent and timber cornice Space and form Lath and plaster wall lining Door, architraves and hardware. Skirtings Fireplace and surround Hatch to G28 Window, sill, architraves and hardware G30 Ceiling beams with knee braces Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Space and form Fire surround Windows (2), sills and architraves Built-in furniture Semi-glazed door, hardware and architraves Skirtings Panelled, bracketed, window bay G31 - toilets Ceiling beams Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Space and form Door, architraves and hardware Skirtings Window, sill and architraves G32-32a - toilets Ceiling beams, corbels Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings

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Space and form Skirtings fire surround Door, architraves and hardware. Window, sill, architraves and hardware. Iron safe door (concealed) Cleaners Room Door, architraves and hardware (under 116) Window, sill and architraves Tongue and groove linings under hardboard G36, G37, G38, G39 Timber beams, knees braces (now one space) Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Space and form Iron safe door Stone chimney breast and fire surround, brick fireplace (2) Windows (3), sills, architraves, panelling in central bay Timber floor Cast iron post Skirtings Brick nogging in framing Stone wall surfaces (north and south walls) G35 Painted stone wall surfaces Iron safe door G41 Stone fireplace, surround and chimney breast (south wall) Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Space and form Window, sill and architraves Doors (2), architraves and hardware Skirtings G42 Bracketed bay window, architraves and sill Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Space and form Stone fireplace, surround and chimney breast Window seat Doors (2) architraves and hardware Skirtings G43 Timber beams Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Space and form Stone fireplace and chimney breast, timber surround Doors (2), architraves and hardware Bracketed bay windows (2), sill and architraves. Window seat Skirtings G45 Ceiling: beams with cusped bracing, panels, cornice Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings

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Space and form Panelled dado and pilasters Doors, architraves and hardware Skirtings Stone fireplace and surround Bracketed bay window, sill and architraves Light fittings G47 - Armagh Street Stone walls Tower Flagstone floor G49 Ceiling beams and braces Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Skirtings Door, architraves and hardware Bracketed bay window, sill and architraves Panelled dado G50 Stone fireplace Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Skirting Bracketed bay window, window seat, sills, architraves Doors (2), architraves and hardware Beamed ceiling Not # in plan Concealed redundant stair G52 Beamed ceiling Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Skirtings Stone wall surface including chimney breast (west wall) Doors (2), architraves and hardware G53 Door, architraves and hardware. Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Bracketed bay window, seat, sill and architraves Timber floor Beamed ceiling Iron column Skirtings G57 Fireplace (obscured) Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings G58 Door, architraves and hardware Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Skirtings Windows (3), sills, architraves G59 Door, architraves and hardware. Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings

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Windows (2), sill, architraves Space and form Corridor to G57, G58, Panelling G59 105 Exposed framing, sarking Space and form Brick arch with box framing Brick fireplace and metal hearth surround Door, architraves and hardware Windows (2), sills, architraves Floorboards Tongue and groove lining 106 and stair off 106 Doors (3), architraves and hardware Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Plaster wall surface on south brick wall Skirtings Windows (2), sill and architraves 109 Timber rafter/arch Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Fireplace, timber surround Skirtings Semi-glazed door, architraves, hardware Window, sill, architraves 110: corridor Walls: panelled partition, vaulted plastered brick (chimney) section with cast iron hatch Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Doors (3), architraves and hardware Tiled floor section 111 Fireplace, surround, tiled hearth and metal edge Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Window, sill, architraves Door, architraves and hardware Skirtings Panelled partition western wall 112, 113 (now one Door, architraves and hardware space) Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Skirtings Windows (2), sills, architraves 114 Skirtings Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Window, sill, architraves Fireplace, surround, hearth with metal edging 115 Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings, notably the displayed lath and plaster wall lining

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Space and form Displayed 'concealed' window Architraves and skirtings Fireplace, surround, hearth with metal edging Door to 114, architraves and hardware 117 - safe Steel safe door 118 Skirtings Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Door, architraves and hardware Steel safe door Windows (2), sill, architraves Chimney breasts (2) 119 Skirtings Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Doors (2), architraves and hardware Window, sill, architraves Stone chimney breast and wall surface 121 Window, sill and architraves Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Stone chimney breast Ceiling beams Door, architraves and hardware Skirtings 122 Skirtings Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Doors (3), architraves and hardware 123 Ceiling beams. Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Windows (2), sills, architraves Skirtings Door, architraves, hardware Stone chimney breast (fireplace concealed) 125, 127, 130, 132: Windows (3), sills, architraves corridor Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Skirtings 126 Skirtings Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Window, sill, architraves 131 Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings including stone wall surface Space and form Windows (2), sill and architraves Skirtings

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133 Skirtings Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Window sill, reveals, interior casement surfaces Steel safe door 134: stone safe Brick wall and ceiling surfaces, iron ties. Space and form Steel safe door (blocked) unglazed lancet window 135 and 137 Wall and ceiling linings Space and form Window, sill, architraves 138: timber tower Stair stairwell Space and form Wall and ceiling linings Window, sill, architraves 139 Charred timber trusses (concealed) Space and form 201: top of timber Ceiling, framing, weatherboards, lath and tower plaster, timber floor Space and form Stair Windows (6), sills Bellamy's Wing Ceiling panelling - Lobby (3 levels) Wall and ceiling linings and surfaces. G13, G14, G15, 141 External doors (2) - internal surfaces, architraves and hardware Semi-glazed doors (2 pairs), architraves and hardware Doors (2), architraves and hardware Windows (6): sills, architraves, reveals. Stone arches, columns, capitals Timber dado Floor tiles and stone flags Skirtings Form and space Stone steps Light fittings G16 - Dining Ceiling beams, stone capitals Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Panelled dado with bell pulls Skirtings Stone fire surrounds (2) Windows (4): sills, architraves Semi-glazed doors (1 pair), architraves and hardware Door (1), architraves and hardware G17/143: staircase Stone and timber steps, balustrade Space and form

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External door: interior surface, architraves and hardware Wall and ceiling linings and surfaces Gasolier Doors (3), architraves and hardware Windows (2): sills, architraves Skirtings G18 - Kitchen External door: internal face, architraves and hardware Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Skirtings Window, architraves, hardware and sill Interior doors (3), architraves and hardware Plastered chimney breast (fireplace blocked) G19 Door, architraves and hardware Space and form Skirtings Window, architraves and sill Brick wall surface G20 Door, architraves and hardware Space and form Skirtings Window, architraves and sill Brick wall surface G21 - wash house Masonry copper 140 Window, architraves, sill Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Panelled dado Door, architraves, hardware 142 Doors (3, 2 fixed), architraves and hardware Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Floor Window, architraves, sill Skirtings Panelled dado 144: stair Wall and ceiling linings and surfaces. Space and form Staircase Skirtings Window, architraves, sill Doors (2: 1 with toplight), architraves and hardware 145 Wall and ceiling linings and surfaces. Space and form Doors (2), architraves and hardware Fire surround, register Window sill, architraves

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Skirtings Built-in cupboard 146 Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings. Space and form Semi-glazed door Fire surround Skirtings Panelled dado Seat in oriel window Window, architraves, sill 147 Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings. Space and form Stair Skirtings Doors (3), architraves and hardware 148 Coved plaster ceiling with cornice Form and space Wall surfaces Panelled dado and bell pulls (2) Doors (3), architraves and hardware Stone fire surrounds (2) Built-in timber pew and step Skirtings Windows (3), architraves, sills 202 Door, architraves and hardware Space and form Wall and ceiling surfaces and linings Window, architraves, sill Skirtings 204 Doors (2), architraves and hardware Space and form Wall and ceiling linings and surfaces Floor including platform Skirtings Built-in cupboard Window, architraves and sill Light pull 205 Door, architraves and hardware. Space and form Wall and ceiling linings and surfaces Window, architraves and sill Skirtings Floor Basement B3, B4, Door, architraves and hardware B5, B6 Space and form Stone walls, vaulting, underside of stairs Window, architraves and sill

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Plans Basement and Ground Floors

First and Second Floors

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Source: MWD 6/448/38/5601 (1986), copied in Conservation Plan (Final) Appendix D. Note floor plan relates to numbering system employed in conservation plan but does not necessarily relate to existing floor plan

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.42 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 1345 FORMER LAND TRANSFER OFFICE- 280 DURHAM STREET, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Walls Floor Roof 4 Concrete wall, floor and ceiling surfaces. Cast iron columns Exterior double doors: interior surface, architraves, hardware1 Timber wind lobby with glazed double doors, hardware Steel windows with winders 5 Double-hung sash windows (x3), architraves, hardware 1 Painted stone wall surfaces Painted brick ceiling surfaces Concrete floor Steel safe door to west Deep brick arch to 2 2 Painted stone wall surfaces Painted brick vault ceiling surfaces Deep brick arch to 1 Concrete floor Steel safe door to 3 with hardware, stone reveals & threshold 3 Brick vaults Steel safe door to 2 with hardware, deep stone reveals & threshold Plastered stone & brick wall surfaces Steel fire door to west with hardware, stone reveals & threshold

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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Plans

Source: Tony Ussher/Ruamoko - CPCB Site Stabilisation Plan, 3 July 2012

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.43 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 415 FORMER MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS – 159 OXFORD TERRACE, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Ground floor Structure Intermediate floor structure (first floor) Intermediate floor structure (second floor) Wall structure Ground floor: Space and form of G-1, G-2, G-3 G-1, G-2, G-3 Form of Window architraves G-1, G-3 (Formerly Rate Arch to corner window Collector Office, Cornice safe, Drawing Coved roof from former safe Office) Plaster wall surfaces Skirting boards G-4, G-6 (Formerly Space and form of G-4, G-6 City Surveyor Window architraves and trim Office, "Typistes") Doors Architraves Skirting boards G-7 (Hall) Space and form Balustrading, Newel posts to stairs Cornices Skirting Arch to rear of building Timber flooring Plaster wall surfaces Ceilings Architraves to lift doors Doors to G-1 G-8 (Formerly Window architraves Inspector Office, Wall surfaces Safe) Skirting G-10 (formerly Windows architraves Town Clerk Office Cornice and Public Office) Skirting Wall vents Plaster walls Ceiling Column and Capital G-12 (Lobby) Space and form 3723 CCC Revised Proposal TRACKED

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Plaster walls Ceiling Doors with architraves and trim G-13, G-14, G-15, Space and form(s) G-16, G-17 (Toilet Wall surfaces Areas) Ceilings First Floor: Space and form 1-1 (former Library) Form and space of Library Alcove of west wall Fireplace and mantelpiece Tiles around fire place French doors to balcony with architraves Timber arches west wall Balustrading Library shelving on west wall Cornices Timber frame windows, trim and hardware1 Skirting Steps 1-2 (Former Council Space and form Chamber) Fireplace, partial surround, cast iron and tiles Timber panelling Stone stained glass window mullions and transoms Ceiling beams Arcading along east and west walls North and east internal doors with architraves and trim Windows with architraves and trim Skirting Metal grille Plaster wall and ceiling surfaces including mouldings Remains of gas fittings Remnants of gas lights in roof space 1-3 (Remnant of Space and form Former Mayor's Oriel window Room) Cornice Skirtings Plaster wall surfaces 1-4 (landing and Space and form Stairwell) Balustrading Newel posts Doors to council chamber with architraves and hardware Skirtings Cornices Ceiling Frame to rooflights Arch to 1-7 Plaster wall surfaces

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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1-5 (toilets, formerly Plaster wall surfaces part of Mayor's room) 1-7 (Formerly Window architraves, trim and hardware Councillor's rooms) Skirtings Cornices Plaster wall surfaces Ceiling Chimney Breast 1-9 (Formerly Part Window architraves of Councillor's Cornice Room) Skirtings Plaster wall surfaces Chimney breast Second Floor: Fireplace 2-2 (Formerly Part Window architraves with trim of Caretaker's Flat) Plaster wall surfaces Skirtings Ceilings 2-3, 2-4 (Formerly Space and form Part of Caretaker's Plaster Wall surfaces Flat) Skirtings Ceiling Window architraves with trim 2-5, 2-6, 2-7 Space and form (Formerly part of Fireplace including cast iron register in 2-7 Caretaker's flat) Plaster wall surfaces Skirtings Ceilings 2-8, 2-9 (Formerly Space and form part of Caretaker's Fireplace including cast iron register in 2-7 Flat) Plaster wall surfaces Skirtings Ceiling Window bay with trim Internal doors S-1 (Stairs) Space and form Stair treads Pipe handrail Newel post Balustrade Linoleum S-2 (stairs) Space and form Stair treads Handrails Wall surfaces Ceiling

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Plans

Source: Christchurch Municipal Chambers. A Conservation Plan. Dave Pearson, 2000

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Source: Old Municipal Chambers Alterations, General Arrangement Plans, S. D. Smith, CCC, 30/5/2001

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Source: Christchurch Municipal Chambers. A Conservation Plan. Dave Pearson, 2000

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.44 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 460 NURSES MEMORIAL CHAPEL AND SETTING - 2 RICCARTON AVENUE, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Intermediate floor structure Ground floor Structure Wall structure Basement Space and form Reinforced concrete columns Concrete walls Concrete floor Concrete ceiling Concrete stairs Nave Space and form Diagonally sarked timber ceiling Timber trusses Oamaru stone arch to chancel Timber rafters Timber panelled walls Memorial plaques Windows, architraves, framing and attached hardware1 Parquet floors Double timber panelled doors to lobby, architraves and attached hardware Timber panelled doors to vestries, architraves and attached hardware Light fittings Library cupboard East Vestry Space and form Oamaru stone on upper walls Parquet floor Diagonal sarked timber ceiling Timber panelled door, architrave and attached hardware West Vestry Space and form Museum Oamaru stone on upper walls

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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Parquet floor Diagonal sarked timber ceiling Timber panelled door, architrave and attached hardware Chancel Space and form Carved reredos Riddel posts Diagonally sarked timber ceiling Oamaru stone quatrefoil tracery on south wall Light fittings Timber rafters Timber panelled walls Memorial plaques Parquet floors Carved altar rail

Plans

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Source: Christchurch City Council Building and Planning Files, RMA92009184 - 2 Riccarton Avenue

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.45 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 473 CURATOR’S HOUSE - 7 Riccarton Avenue / 5 Rolleston Avenue, Christchurch Botanic Gardens

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space.

Location Heritage Fabric Building structure Roof structure Wall structure First floor structure Ground floor structure Ground Floor: Form and space Former Dining Painted bevelled architraves and skirtings Room (G-3) Red stone fireplace Timber mantelpiece Painted timber tongue and groove reveal to window bay Window architraves and hardware1 Plaster ceiling Restaurant Kitchen Modified panelled door from main house (G-1) Hall (G-4) Form and space Staircase and rimu balustrade, banisters and newel posts Four panelled door on south wall with architrave and hardware Varnished bevelled architraves and skirtings Cupboard tongue and groove door with hardware Landing window architrave with hardware Former Kitchen (G- Form and space 2) Varnished bevelled architraves and skirtings Painted window architraves Plaster ceiling Modified door to new kitchen Former Storage Form and space Room and Toilet (G- Varnished panelled entry door 6, G-7) Plaster walls and ceiling Window architraves and hardware Former Sitting Form and space Room (G-5) Varnished bevelled architraves and skirtings Red stone fireplace Rimu mantelpiece Varnished timber tongue and groove reveal to window bay Window architraves and hardware

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges

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Plaster ceiling First Floor: Form and space Sun room (F-5) Painted tongue and groove walls and ceiling Door to hall with architrave and hardware Skirting Former toilet Form and space (F-8) Painted bevelled architraves of doors Coved skirting Painted timber window architraves Panelled door to room before F-7 with hardware Plaster walls and ceiling Former Bathroom Form and space (F-2) Varnished rimu bevelled architraves and skirtings Painted window architraves and hardware Varnished panelled door with architraves and hardware First Floor Hall (F4) Form and space Staircase and rimu balustrade Four panelled doors on eastern side of hall Varnished bevelled architraves and skirtings Plaster walls and ceiling Built-in cupboards with hardware Former Bedroom Form and space (F6) Painted bevelled architraves and skirtings Tiled fireplace Tiled hearth Tongue and groove cupboard doors Plaster ceiling Former Bedroom Form and space (F3) Varnished rimu bevelled architraves and skirtings Tiled fireplace Tiled hearth Rimu mantelpiece Tongue and groove cupboard doors with hardware Varnished panelled door with architraves and hardware Plaster ceiling Window architraves and hardware Former Bedroom Form and space (F1) Painted bevelled architraves and skirtings Rimu mantelpiece Tongue and groove cupboard doors Varnished panelled door with architraves and hardware Plaster ceiling Window architraves and hardware

Plans

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GROUND FLOOR

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FIRST FLOOR

Source: Seismic Strengthening of the Curator's Residence for Christchurch City Council, Emajineer, 2012. NB

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.46 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 83 CUNINGHAM HOUSE, CHRISTCHURCH BOTANIC GARDENS - 7 RICCARTON AVENUE, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors cornices includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Interior Overall form and space Form of roof and roof lantern Steel joinery - windows and roof, including glazing bars and window frames and associated hardware1 Plasterwork on walls and columns Metal pipework Structure Floor structure - ground floor and mezzanine Roof structure Wall structure Concrete walls and arches Steel trusses and purlins Cast iron roof trusses Mezzanine South doors, frames and glazing bars Concrete stairs (steps, kerbing and structure) Steel balustrades and shields Metal pipework Ground floor Concrete stairs (steps, kerbing and structure) Steel balustrades and shields Metal pipework Commemorative stone (Cuningham) Foundation stone Floor - Ground floor Concrete drains and Mezzanine level Pipe recesses Metal grates

Plans

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges.

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Ground Floor

Mezzanine Floor

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Source: Conservation Plan for Hagley Park and the Christchurch Botanic Gardens, Volume 3: The Botanic Gardens, Louise Beaumont, Dave Pearson Architects, Bridget Mosley, 2013.

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.47 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 471 ROBERT MCDOUGALL GALLERY - 4 ROLLESTON AVENUE, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Wall structure Intermediary floor structures Ground floor structure Basement B2 Space and form Brick wall Concrete slab ceiling Basement - Boiler Space and form Room Brick wall Concrete slab ceiling Concrete walls Basement - Men's Space and form Toilet Basement - Women's Space and form Toilets Plastered concrete walls Plastered concrete ceiling Concrete floor Basin Water closet and chain Timber doors with glazed upper panel Basement B6 Space and form Brick walls Concrete ceiling Basement - Main Space and form Corridor Brick partition walls Concrete structural wall and columns Concrete ceiling Stairs to Basement Space and form G12 Concrete staircase Steel balustrade Timber handrail Plastered concrete walls Concrete floor North East Stairs G9 Space and form Remnant of staircase Steel balustrade Timber handrail Plastered concrete walls 3723 CCC Revised Proposal TRACKED

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Concrete floor Workshop G32 Tapestry brick wall to original building Ground Floor G2 Space and form Terrazzo floor and skirting Timber panelled interior of external doors with glazing Fibrous plaster ceiling Plaster walls Plaster mouldings Dado rail Ground Floor G3 Space and form Cork tile floor Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Timber skirtings Dado rail Plaster mouldings Ground Floor G4 Space and form Cork tile floor Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Timber skirtings Dado rail Plaster mouldings Ground Floor G5 Space and form Cork tile floor Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Timber skirtings Dado rail Plaster mouldings Ground Floor G6 Space and form Cork tile floor Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Timber skirtings Dado rail Plaster mouldings Ground Floor G7 Space and form Cork tile floor Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Timber skirtings Dado rail Plaster mouldings Ground Floor G8 Space and form Cork tile floor Plaster moulded door surrounds Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Double mahogany doors to G10 with brass hardware1 Timber skirtings Dado rail Plaster mouldings

1 Hardware includes such items as door handles, locks, push plates, key escutcheons, bolts, window latches or locks, stays, and or hinges.

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Ground Floor G10 Space and form Cork tile floor Plaster moulded door surrounds with cornices Solid plaster ceilings Double mahogany doors to G8 with brass hardware Timber skirtings Dado rail Plaster mouldings Ground Floor G11 Space and form Cork tile floor Plaster moulded door surrounds Timber skirtings and dado mould Plaster wall below dado Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Timber skirtings Dado rail Plaster mouldings Ground Floor G13 Space and form Cork tile floor Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Timber skirtings Dado rail Plaster mouldings Ground Floor G14 Space and form Cork tile floor Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Timber skirtings Dado rail Plaster mouldings Ground Floor G15 Space and form Cork tile floor Plaster moulded door surrounds Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Timber skirtings Dado rail Ground Floor G16 Space and form Cork tile floor Plaster moulded door surrounds Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Timber skirtings Dado rail Ground Floor G17 - Space and form 19 Cork tile floor Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Timber skirtings Dado rail Plaster mouldings Ground Floor G20 Space and form Cork tile floor Solid plaster ceilings with cornices

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Timber skirtings Dado rail Plaster mouldings Ground Floor G21 Space and form Cork tile floor Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Timber skirtings Dado rail Plaster mould Ground Floor G22 Space and form Cork tile floor Moulded plaster surrounds to doorways Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Timber skirtings Dado rail Ground Floor G23 Space and form Cork tile floor Plaster moulded door surrounds Stained timber skirting Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Plastered walls Ground Floor G24 Space and form Stained timber skirting Fibrous plaster ceilings with cornices Ground Floor G26 Space and form Cork tile floor Panelled door and fanlight Plaster moulded door surrounds Stained timber skirting Ground Floor G27 Space and form Cork tile floor Plaster moulded door surrounds Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Plastered walls Timber skirtings Ground Floor G28 Space and form Cork tiles Fanlight Plaster moulded door surrounds Stained timber skirting Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Plastered walls Dado rail Plaster mouldings Ground Floor G29 Space and form Coffered ceiling in centre with cornices Vaulted ceiling in arcades Plaster cornice Plastered arches with capitals Plastered walls in ashlar pattern

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Plaster moulded opening surrounds with lime pointing Terrazzo floor and steps Stained timber skirting Marbled columns in arcade Ventilation grilles Light fittings in coffered ceiling Ground Floor G30 Space and form Cork tile floor Fanlight Plaster moulded opening surrounds Stained timber skirting Solid plaster ceilings with cornices Plastered walls Dado rail Plaster mouldings Stairs to upper level Space and form G25 Timber entry door with fanlight Timber architraves Steel balustrade and timber handrail Timber frame and door to boardroom Fibrous plaster ceiling with coning Plaster concrete staircase Plaster concrete walls Window access to roof Boardroom and Space and form Library Coffered fibrous plaster ceiling, cornices FF1 Roof light Timber moulded picture rail Timber frame and door to boardroom Timber dado capping, timber dado Timber skirting and architraves Solid plaster walls Framed window with hardware Linoleum Servery Space and form FF2 Timber panelled door Timber skirting and architraves Timber bench top Enamel sink basin Timber cupboards with panelled doors Linoleum floor Concrete plastered ceiling Concrete plastered walls

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Plans

BASEMENT PLAN

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Source: Robert McDougall Gallery Conservation Plan, Dave Pearson, 2010

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.7.48 - SCHEDULED INTERIOR HERITAGE FABRIC HERITAGE ITEM NUMBER 566 FORMER DWELLING AND SETTING (ROLLESTON HOUSE YHA) - 5 WORCESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH

Unless otherwise stated, the items listed below include all features noted e.g. 'doors' includes all doors in that space

Location Heritage Fabric Building Structure Roof structure Intermediate floor structure Ground floor structure Wall structure Staffroom (Ground Form and space Floor (G)-1) Skirting Window architraves Window hardware1 Staffroom (G-2) Window architraves Window hardware (West and South West walls) Bathroom (G-4) East wall Skirting Internal window frames (East wall) Door and architraves (East wall) Lounge (G-6) Form and Space Door, handle and architraves (East wall) Door architraves (South wall) Skirting (South and North walls) Plaster ceiling rose Window architraves and hardware (West wall) Fireplace surrounds Wall vent plate (west wall) Staffroom (G-7) French doors Timber tongue and groove ceiling and manhole Weatherboard lining (South and East walls) Porch (G-8) Form and space Skirting (South and West walls) Door (internal surface) (South wall) Internal window frames (West wall) Internal window architraves (West wall) Mosaic tile floor Door and architraves (North wall) Exposed rafters

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Ceiling tongue and groove lining Foyer (G-9) Form and space Stairs, structure, steps, balustrade, hand rails, newel posts Timber panelling below stairs Skirting (North, East and West walls) Polished timber floor Plaster ceiling rose Door architraves (East wall) Door and architraves and hardware (south wall) Office (G-10) Skirting (South wall) Tongue and groove dado and dado rail (South wall) Lounge (G-11) Form and space Skirting (North, East and West walls) Tongue and groove dado and dado rail (North, East and West walls) Top, left hand side and right hand side window architraves around fire exit door (North wall) Picture rail (North and West walls) Window architraves and hardware (East and West windows) Double door (sealed) hardware and architraves (East wall) Manhole Dining Room (G-12) Form and space Skirting (South, East and West walls) Tongue and groove dado and dado rail (South, East and West walls) Door (sealed) and architraves (East wall) Picture rail (East wall) Kitchen (G-13) Door and architraves (North wall) Timber tongue and groove lining (North wall) Window architraves (South wall) Window hardware Cupboard doors and hardware (West wall) Alcove (West wall of Chimney / fireplace (fabric which pre-dates G-13) inside repair 2100-2013) cupboard Store (G-14) Form and space Timber tongue and groove lining (N, E and W walls) Door and hardware and architraves (N wall) Hallway Form and space (adjacentacent to G- Tongue and Groove lining (all walls and 15) ceiling) Door architraves (East and West walls) Door and architraves (South wall)

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Bedroom (G-15) Form and space Door and hardware (North wall) Skirting (North, East and South walls) Window architraves (East and South walls) Window hardware Fireplace (deconstructed to level of mantelpiece in post-eq repair) Timber wall vent below window (South wall) Bedroom Ensuite Tongue and groove wall lining (G-15) Exposed metal water pipe (cistern inflow) Window hardware Bathroom (G-16) Lath and plaster ceiling Bathroom corridor Doors (sealed) and architraves (West wall) (G-17) Doors and architraves (South and East walls) Bathroom (G-19) Window architraves(North wall) Bathroom (G-20) Door and hardware (West wall) Window frame and hardware (North window) Bathroom (G-21) Manhole Door (West wall) Secondary foyer Form and space (East wall) (G-22) Timber stairs, balustrade and newell posts Door and hardware (West wall) Door architraves (internal and external door) Window architraves and hardware Bedroom F(First Form and space Floor) -1) Skirting (all walls) Door (incl. handle) and architraves (East wall) Window architraves and hardware Hallway (adjacent to Form and space F-1) Skirting (all walls) Door (incl. handle) and architraves (West wall) Door architraves (East wall) Door and architraves (South wall) Bedroom (F-2) Form and space Skirting (all walls) Picture rail (all walls) French doors (internal surface) and architraves (North wall) Door, handle and architraves (East wall) Window architraves (West wall) Door stop (South wall) Window hardware Bedroom (F-3) Form and space Skirting (all walls) Wardrobe (West wall)

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Door, hardware, and architraves (South wall) Wall vent (North wall) Bedroom (F-4) Skirting (west wall) Door, hardware and architraves (South wall) Window hardware Bedroom (F-4B) Skirting (East wall) Wall vent (East wall) Door (South wall) Window hardware Bedroom (F-5) Form and space Skirting (all walls) Door, hardware and architraves (South wall) Window finger pulls Bedroom (F-6) Form and space Skirting (all walls) Door, hardware and architraves (South wall) Window hardware Bedroom (F-7) Form and space Skirting (all walls) Door, hardware and architraves (North wall) Window hardware (East wall) Bedroom (F-8) Form and space Skirting (all walls) Door, hardware and architraves (North wall) Window hardware Bedroom (F-9) Form and space Skirting (all walls) Door, hardware and architraves (North wall) Bedroom (F-10) Form and space Skirting (all walls) Door, hardware and architraves (North wall) Door (sealed) (North wall) Fireplace Bedroom (F-11) Form and space Skirting (all walls) Power conduit (South wall) Wall vent (South wall) Door and hardware Secondary Stairwell Skirting (North, East and South walls) (F-12) Window architraves (East wall) Door and architraves (South wall) Stairs and balustrade, hand rail, newell posts, steps, stair structure Hallway (F-13) Form and space Skirting (West, North and South walls) Cupboard (South wall) Metal conduit (North and South walls) Doors (to F-3, F-4, F-4B, F-5, F-6) and

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architraves (North wall) Doors (to F-8, F-9, F-10, F-11) and architraves (South wall) Door (to F-2) and architraves (West wall) Door architraves (to hallway adjacent to F- 11) Toilet (F-14) Door, hardware and architraves (North wall) Main stairwell (F-15) Form and space Stairs, structure, balustrade, skirting, steps, newell posts and handrails

Plans

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Ground Floor

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Source: Reproduced from City Care - YHA Rolleston Internal Condition Report (Fulton Ross, November 2011)

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.8 - HERITAGE WORKS PLAN

[Heritage Works include Reconstruction, Restoration, and Heritage Upgrade Works and may also include Repairs, Maintenance and Heritage Investigative and Temporary Works that are otherwise permitted activities, but are incorporated as part of these other works]

1. Principles

The Heritage Works Plan shall be prepared, and the Heritage Works shall be undertaken, in accordance with the following matters;

1.1 The objective and policies of Section 9.3 of the District Plan;

1.2 The heritage building is made and kept safe for future occupation in terms of compliance with required seismic standards and Building Act requirements; 1.3 The degree of intervention should be kept to a practical minimum;

1.4 Traditional methods and materials should be given preference, except where new materials are necessary for reasons of safety, compliance and performance; and

1.5 The Heritage Works are for the purpose of facilitating ongoing viable uses of heritage items.

2. The Heritage Works Plan shall (where relevant):

2.1 Include the documentation process that will capture a comprehensive photographic record of the heritage item prior to Heritage Works commencing, while they are being undertaken (particularly to record revealed heritage fabric) and once completed.

2.2 Contain a description and plans, elevations and cross sections (scope of works) showing those parts of the heritage item which are subject to the Heritage Works. These are to be accompanied by an assessment by the Heritage Professional in regards to the effect on heritage fabric.

2.3 Provide a description of the techniques to be used to undertake the Heritage Works described in clause 2.2 above.

2.4 Include a Temporary Protection Plan where this is necessary to prevent further damage to the heritage item or damage to the heritage setting, during the Heritage Works.

2.5 Identify any special skills required for undertaking the Heritage Works (e.g. stonemasonry, glass, timber).

2.6 Be accompanied by a registered structural engineer’s assessment report addressing:

• the damage; • with regard to the effects on heritage fabric, the options considered for undertaking the works; and • the engineering design documentation for the chosen option.

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2.7 Specify the timeframe required to complete the Heritage Works, and nominate the Heritage Professional who will be responsible for overseeing the works.

3. Need for further works

3.1 The Heritage Works Plan may be amended should investigative works or compliance with Building Act requirements reveal the need for additional work or modifications to the Restoration Plan as originally submitted. In this case, an amendment to the Heritage Works Plan shall be submitted to the Council.

4. Preparation

4.1 The Heritage Works Plan shall be prepared and signed by:

(i) a Heritage Professional, including confirmation that they meet the relevant criteria in the heritage professional definition and specifying the projects; and

(ii) a structural engineer where any works affect structural elements of the heritage item; and

(iii) where required, any other relevant expert with respect to compliance with other provisions of the Building Act.

4.2 For the purposes of clause 4.1(i), a Heritage Professional is defined in Chapter 2 Definitions

The Heritage Works Plan shall include confirmation that the Heritage Professional meets the relevant criteria in the Heritage Professional definition, and shall specify the projects relied on for the purpose of that definition.

5. Certification

The Council shall certify that the Heritage works plans (or any subsequent amendments) is in accordance with Clauses 1 – 4 above.

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APPENDIX 9.3.6.9 - CERTIFICATION OF NON-HERITAGE FABRIC

1. Principles

Confirming fabric is not heritage fabric shall be undertaken in accordance with the following matters:

1.1 An understanding of the heritage significance of the fabric, including within the context of the significance of the heritage item as a whole, shall be established before assessing and identifying non-heritage fabric.

1.2 Identification of non-heritage fabric shall be informed by relevant and recent documentation (including recent information where available) and through visual inspections.

The purpose of the documentation and visual inspections is to assist in determining factors such as: evidence of age of the fabric; context; and other relevant information about the item and fabric; as well as new information about the significance of materials/fabric (particularly in the case of interior fabric which is scheduled in the Schedule of Interior Heritage Fabric of that heritage item).

1.3 Documentary sources include (but are not limited to) the following: conservation plans, conservation reports, detailed heritage assessment reports (prepared by heritage professionals), resource consent history, building or planning files, architectural plans, photographs , the Statements of Significance of the heritage item.

2. Preparation and documentation to confirm non-heritage fabric.

The documentation required to prepare and confirm non-heritage fabric shall include the following:

2.1 Those documentary sources consulted and relied upon to inform a view of the material /feature being non-heritage fabric, including as a minimum confirming the consideration of any relevant conservation plan and the respective statement of significance

2.2 What site visit(s) have been undertaken and the dates thereof, (which must have been within the previous 3 months).

2.2 Identification of any second opinion or peer review that has been obtained.

2.3 Confirmation that in the heritage professional's opinion the fabric does not make any contribution to the overall significance of the heritage item. This shall include an explanation of how this opinion has been formed.

3. The confirmation of on non-heritage fabric shall be prepared and signed by a Heritage Professional, and shall include confirmation that the Heritage Professional meets the relevant criteria in the Heritage Professional definition and specify the projects relied on for the purpose of that definition.

The projects specified are to be relevant to the nature of the heritage fabric being considered.

4. For the purposes of clause 3, a Heritage Professional is defined in Chapter 2 Definitions

5. Certification

The Council shall certify that the confirmation of non-heritage fabric is in accordance with Clauses 1 – 4 above.

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Definitions

Alteration of a heritage item Reliant definitions means any modification or addition to a heritage item, which impacts on heritage Building fabric, but excludes maintenance, repairs, restoration, heritage code upgrades Cemetery works, heritage investigative and temporary works, and reconstruction (#3670.1, Demolition Earthworks Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Christchurch, Alpine Presbytery and Heritage fabric Church Property Trustees; #3692.1, Roman Catholic Bishop, pg1; Greg and Mia Heritage item Gaba, #3694.1) Landscaping Alteration of a heritage item includes: Plot a. permanent modification of, addition to, or permanent removal of, exterior Restoration Site or interior heritage fabric which is not decayed or damaged and includes partial demolition of a heritage item;

b. changes to the existing surface finish and/or materials through repointing or use of abrasive or high pressure cleaning techniques, such as sand or water blasting; and

c. permanent addition of fabric to the exterior or interior ; and d. restoration. (#3721, Crown) In relation to a building, structure or feature which forms part of an open space heritage item, alteration includes: e. modifications or additions to buildings, structures or features; f. permanent modification or addition to garden or landscaping layout, paths, paving, circulation or onsite access, walk or cycle ways;

g. earthworks which change the profile of the landform [other than earthworks approved by subdivision consent];

h. removal or transplanting of mature trees, unless the tree is dead (#3721.28, Crown pg23); i. in relation to cemeteries, new planting on, or immediately adjoining, plots; and

j. new buildings, structures or features: and. Alteration of a heritage item excludes new or replacement headstones, plaques (a) or panels in church graveyards and cemeteries other than closed cemeteries. (b) (#3723.2, Christchurch City Council, pg165)

k. Alteration of a heritage item excludes new or replacement headstones, plaques or panels in church graveyards and cemeteries other than closed cemeteries.

Alteration of a heritage setting Reliant definitions means modification or addition to a heritage setting, which impacts on Building heritage fabric or heritage values of the heritage setting and heritage item. Heritage fabric Alteration of a heritage setting includes: Heritage item a. new buildings; and Heritage setting

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b. signs. [#3323.29 Lyttelton Port Company Limited (LPC)] Heritage values Sign/Signage

Deconstruction Reliant definitions in relation to a heritage item, means carefully dismantle a building or features in Reconstruction such a way that it may later be reconstructed.

Demolition Reliant definitions in relation to a heritage item, means permanent (#3721.9, Crown) destruction or Heritage fabric deconstruction in whole or of a substantial part of a heritage item which results in Heritage item the complete or significant loss of the heritage form and fabric.

Heritage area

means an area of land that is identified in the Schedule of Heritage Areas because it comprises an inter-related group of historic places, buildings, structures and/or sites that make a significant contribution towards an understanding and appreciation of the district’s history and cultures.

Heritage fabric Reliant definitions means any physical aspect of a heritage item or heritage setting, which Building contributes to its heritage values, and in the case of the interior of a heritage Heritage item item, heritage fabric includes only that heritage fabric which is scheduled in the Heritage setting Schedule of Interior Heritage Fabric for that heritage item. Heritage fabric Heritage values includes: a. both (#3721,Crown)original and later material and detailing which forms part of, or is attached to, the interior or exterior of a building, structure or feature;

b. the patina of age resulting from the weathering and wear of construction material over time;

c. contents which are fixed or fitted to a building, structure or feature fixtures and fittings and that form part of the design or significance of a heritage item, such as church fonts, lecterns or pews(#3721,Crown); but excludes inbuilt museum and artwork exhibitions and displays

d. built or non•built elements independent of buildings, structures or features, such as historic paths, paving and garden layout.

Heritage investigative and temporary works Reliant definitions

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in relation to a heritage item, means temporary removal, recording, storage and Heritage fabric reinstatement of undamaged heritage fabric where necessary for associated works Heritage item to the heritage item, and may include: a. temporary removal for investigation of building condition and determining the scope of works; and

b. temporary removal of heritage fabric where the heritage fabric cannot be satisfactorily protected in situ. ; and c. core drilling

Heritage item Reliant definitions means an entry in the Schedule of Significant Historic Heritage Places which has met Building the significance threshold for listing in the District Plan. Heritage items can be: Cemetery a. a building, buildings or group of interrelated buildings; Crematorium/Crematoria b. a structure or feature such as a bridge, monument, gun emplacement, whale Historic heritage pot or lamp stand; and Historic heritage place Monument c. an open space such as a square, park, garden, cemetery or crematorium (#3721, Christchurch City Council)

Heritage setting Reliant definitions means the area around and adjacent to a heritage item that is integral to its Building function, meaning and relationships built and non•built elements forming the Heritage item identified spatial context around a heritage item or items, which contribute to the Landscaping significance of the heritage item or items, but have not met the significance Monument threshold to be and may include individually listed as heritage items in their own Public artwork right. Heritage settings include: a. buildings; b. other structures or features, such as fences, walls and gates, bridges, monuments, gun emplacements, whale pots, lamp stands and public artworks;

c. gardens, lawns, mature trees and landscaping, water features, historic landforms; access, walk and cycle ways, circulation, paths and paving;

d. open space; and

e. spatial relationships.

Heritage upgrade works Reliant definitions

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in relation to a heritage item or heritage setting, means works undertaken to Heritage item satisfy or increase compliance with (Church Property Trustees, The Roman Catholic Heritage setting Bishop of the Diocese of Christchurch, and Alpine Presbytery (#3670); and Church Relocation of a heritage item Property Trustees (#3610); and The Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Christchurch (#3692) Building Act and Building Code requirements. , but excludes building code upgrade works undertaken as part of repairs, reconstruction or restoration Heritage upgrade works may include: a. structural seismic upgrades, core sample drilling, temporary lifting, shifting off foundations or permanent realignment of foundations;

b. fire protection; and c. provision of access. Heritage upgrade works also include temporary relocation of a heritage item to allow for ground, foundation and retaining wall remediation.

Heritage values Reliant definitions

means the following tangible and intangible attributes which contribute to the Heritage item significance of a heritage item and its associated heritage setting: Heritage setting a. historical and social values; b. cultural and spiritual values; c. architectural and aesthetic values; d. contextual values; e. technological and craftsmanship values; and f. archaeological and scientific values.

Historic heritage [has the same meaning as s2 of the Resource Management Act 1991]

a. means those natural and physical resources that contribute to an understanding and appreciation of New Zealand's history and cultures, deriving from any of the following qualities: i. archaeological:

ii. architectural:

iii. cultural:

iv. historic:

v. scientific: vi. technological; and

b. includes• i. historic sites, structures, places, and areas; and

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ii. archaeological sites; and iii. sites of significance to Māori, including wāhi tapu; and iv. surroundings associated with the natural and physical resources.

Historic heritage place Reliant definitions means land containing one or more heritage items, and, in many cases, an Heritage fabric associated heritage setting, which collectively possess the protected heritage fabric Heritage item and heritage values associated with the place. Heritage setting Heritage values

Maintenance Reliant definitions in relation to a heritage item or heritage setting, means regular and ongoing Building protective care of a place to prevent deterioration and to retain its heritage value. Burial Maintenance includes the following, where there is no permanent damage or loss of Cemetery heritage fabric: Crematorium/Crematoria a. cleaning, washing or repainting exterior or interior fabric using a method Heritage fabric which does not damage the surface of the heritage fabric; Heritage item b. reinstating existing exterior or interior surface treatments; Heritage setting Interment c. temporary erection of freestanding scaffolding; Monument d. laying underground services and relaying paved surfaces to the same Plot footprint; Repairs e. upkeep of gardens, including pruning of trees, pruning or removal of shrubs Restoration and planting of new trees or shrubs [except planting in, or adjoining, plots in cemeteries]; and

f. in relation to crematoria and cemeteries, maintenance also includes protective care and routine works to enable their ordinary functioning, such as temporary and reversible modifications or additions to buildings; installation of plaques; restoration, repair and reinstatement of monuments; and soil disturbance for burials and interment of ashes.

Heritage professional

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Reliant definitions Heritage item In relation to heritage item heritage professional means:

(a) A registered architect with at least three years of experience, and with a recognised post-graduate qualification in heritage conservation (or equivalent), and with experience on at least three projects where he/she has acted as the principal heritage advisor or carried out the works under the guidance of a principal heritage advisor for works involving a heritage building listed by Heritage New Zealand, and/or a District Plan; and/or

(b) A person having at least three years of experience in heritage conservation, and with a recognised bachelor's degree or post-graduate qualification in heritage conservation (or equivalent), and with experience on at least three projects where he/she has acted as a principal heritage advisor or carried out the works under the guidance of a principal heritage advisor for works involving a heritage building listed by Heritage New Zealand, and/or a District Plan; and/or

(c) A person with at least five years of experience in heritage conservation and with experience on at least three projects where they have acted as a principal heritage advisor for works involving a heritage building listed by Heritage New Zealand, and/or in a District Plan.

Reconstruction Reliant definitions in relation to a heritage item or heritage setting, means to rebuild part of a Building building, structure or feature which has been lost or damaged, as closely as possible Heritage item to a documented earlier form and using mainly new materials (#3721,Crown). Heritage setting Reconstruction includes deconstruction for the purposes of reconstruction, and may also include building code upgrades which may be needed to meet relevant standards as part of the reconstruction. (#3721.157 and #3721.158 Crown, pg37)

Relocation of a heritage item Reliant definitions in relation to a heritage item or heritage setting, means permanently moving part Heritage item or all of a structure either within or beyond the heritage setting. Relocation Heritage setting excludes temporary lifting or shifting of a heritage item off its foundations, or Heritage upgrade works permanent realignment of foundations of a heritage item where this is required for heritage upgrade works.

Repairs Reliant definitions

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in relation to a heritage item or heritage setting, means to replace or mend in situ Heritage fabric decayed or damaged elements of heritage fabric, using materials (including Heritage item identical, closely similar or otherwise appropriate material) [#3721.163, The Heritage setting Crown, pg 39) which resemble the form, appearance and profile of the heritage fabric as closely as possible. Repairs include temporary securing of heritage fabric for purposes such as making a structure safe or weather tight.and also includes building code upgrades which may be needed to meet relevant standards, as part of the repairs.

Restoration Reliant definitions in relation to a heritage item or heritage setting, means to return a place to a Heritage fabric known earlier form, using mainly existing materials, (#3721,Crown)by reassembly Heritage item and reinstatement, and may include removal of heritage fabric that detracts from Heritage setting its heritage value. Restoration may also include building code upgrades which Heritage values may needed to meet relevant standards, as part of the restored area [#3721.168, The Crown)