Central Sydney Heritage Local Environmental Plan 2000 (NSW)

1Name of plan

This plan is Central Sydney Heritage Local Environmental Plan 2000.

2Aims

The aims of this plan in relation to heritage are:

(a)
to conserve the heritage of the City of Sydney, and
(b)
to integrate heritage conservation into the planning and development control processes, and
(c)
to provide for public involvement in heritage conservation, and
(d)
to ensure that any development does not adversely affect the heritage significance of heritage items or of heritage streetscapes, and
(e)
to provide greater certainty in the management of the heritage of the City of Sydney, and
(f)
to encourage high quality design and the continued use or adaptive re-use of heritage items.

3Land to which plan applies

This plan applies to the land in the City of Sydney to which Central Sydney Local Environmental Plan 1996 applies.

4Relationship to other environmental planning instruments

This plan:

(a)
repeals Central Sydney Local Environmental Plan 1992—Conservation of Heritage Items, and
(b)
amends Central Sydney Local Environmental Plan 1996 in the manner set out in Schedule 4.

5Definitions(1)

In this plan:

building envelope, in relation to a Schedule 1 heritage item, means the volume, measured in cubic metres, of the existing building on the site of the item at the commencement of this plan.

building in a heritage streetscape means a building with a frontage outlined in red on the Heritage Streetscape Map.

conservation management plan means a document prepared in accordance with the NSW Heritage Manual to establish the heritage significance of a heritage item or a building in a heritage streetscape and to identify conservation policies and management mechanisms that are appropriate to enable that significance to be retained.

demolish a heritage item or a building in a heritage streetscape means wholly or partly pull down or dismantle the item or building.

floor space ratio has the same meaning as in Central Sydney Local Environmental Plan 1996.

heritage floor space means any heritage floor space awarded under Central Sydney Local Environmental Plan 1996.

heritage impact statement means a document which contains an assessment of the heritage significance of a heritage item or streetscape and of the extent to which a development proposal may affect the heritage significance of the heritage item or streetscape.

heritage inventory assessment report means the relevant heritage assessment report in relation to a heritage item or a building in a heritage streetscape prepared as part of the City of Sydney Cultural Heritage Database.

heritage item means:

(a)
a single building described in Schedule 1 and the site on which it is located, being a building and site shown on the map marked “Central Sydney Heritage Local Environmental Plan 2000—Schedule 1 (Buildings and Sites) Map” and any structure or landscape item located on or within that site, or
(b)
a group of buildings described in Schedule 1 and the site on which they are located, being buildings and a site shown on the map “Central Sydney Heritage Local Environmental Plan 2000—Schedule 1 (Buildings and Sites) Map” and any structure or landscape item located on or within that site, or
(c)
a building element, described in Schedule 2 and shown on the map marked “Central Sydney Heritage Local Environmental Plan 2000—Schedule 2 (Building Elements) Map”, or
(d)
an archaeological, townscape or landscape item described in Schedule 3 and shown on the map marked “Central Sydney Heritage Local Environmental Plan 2000—Schedule 3 (Archaeological/Townscape/Landscape Items) Map”.

heritage significance means historic, scientific, cultural, social, archaeological, architectural, natural or aesthetic significance in relation to the City of Sydney.

Heritage Streetscape Map means the map marked “Central Sydney Heritage Local Environmental Plan 2000—Heritage Streetscapes Map”.

plan of management means a plan of management adopted under either the Local Government Act 1993 or the Crown Lands Act 1989, or a draft plan of management which has been exhibited under either of those Acts.

potential archaeological site means a site known to the consent authority to have Aboriginal or non-Aboriginal archaeological potential having regard to the Archaeological Zoning Plan for Central Sydney, the City of Sydney Cultural Heritage Database (City of Sydney Archaeological Resource) and the Aboriginal Sites Register of New South Wales.

relic means:

(a)
any deposit, object or material evidence (which may consist of human remains) relating to the use or settlement of the area of the City of Sydney, not being Aboriginal habitation, which is more than 50 years old, or
(b)
any deposit, object or material evidence (which may consist of human remains) relating to Aboriginal habitation of the area of the City of Sydney whether before or after its occupation by persons of non-Aboriginal extraction.

Schedule 1 heritage item means a heritage item identified in Schedule 1.

the Council means the Council of the City of Sydney.

(2)

In this plan a reference to a map is a reference to a map kept at the office of the Council.

(3)

The list of contents is not part of this plan.

6Consent authority

The Council is the consent authority for development applications relating to the land to which this plan applies, subject to:

(a)
the provisions of the City of Sydney Act 1988, which make the Central Sydney Planning Committee the consent authority for major development within the meaning of that Act, and
(b)
the provisions of State Environmental Planning Policy No 56—Sydney Harbour Foreshores and Tributaries, which makes the Minister the consent authority for development on land to which Schedule 1 to that policy applies.

7Consent required for certain development(1)

The following development may be carried out only with development consent:

(a)
demolition of a heritage item or building in a heritage streetscape, or
(b)
structural or non-structural alterations to the exterior or interior of a heritage item, or
(c)
structural or non-structural alterations to the exterior of a building in a heritage streetscape that is not a heritage item, or
(d)
erection of a sign or advertising structure on a heritage item, or
(e)
erection of a building on the site of a heritage item or building in a heritage streetscape, or
(f)
subdivision of a site of a heritage item.

(2)

However, development consent is not required by this clause if:

(a)
the proposed development is maintenance or is of a minor nature and, in the opinion of the consent authority, will not adversely affect the heritage significance of the heritage item concerned or of the heritage streetscape concerned, or
(b)
the proposed development is the demolition of a building in a heritage streetscape that is not a heritage item and, in the opinion of the consent authority, will not adversely affect the heritage significance of the heritage streetscape concerned, or
(c)
the proposed development is consistent with a plan of management, if it involves a heritage item identified in Schedule 3, or
(d)
in the opinion of the consent authority, the proposed development is required as a matter of urgency to ensure public safety.

8Consent authority must have regard to heritage conservation

The consent authority must not grant consent to a development application required by clause 7 unless it has taken into consideration:

(a)
the heritage significance of the heritage item concerned or the heritage significance of the heritage streetscape concerned, and
(b)
the extent to which the carrying out of the proposed development would affect the heritage significance of the heritage item or of the heritage streetscape, and any historic subdivision pattern in the locality, and
(c)
the heritage inventory assessment report prepared in relation to the heritage item or heritage streetscape, and
(d)
any conservation management plan or heritage impact statement required by the consent authority, and
(e)
any plan of management required by the consent authority, and
(f)
the provisions of any relevant development control plan or policy adopted by the Council, and
(g)
the heritage significance of the interiors of any Schedule 1 heritage item concerned.

9Definition of “materially affects” for the purposes of clauses 10–12(1)

For the purposes of clauses 10–12, development on land that comprises or includes the site of a Schedule 1 heritage item materially affects the item only if:

(a)
it will reduce or increase the building envelope occupied by the item, or
(b)
it will be carried out within the airspace above the building envelope occupied by the item.

(2)

However, development does not materially affect a heritage item if, in the opinion of the consent authority, the proposed development will not adversely affect the heritage significance of the heritage item concerned.

10Floor space ratio for sites of Schedule 1 heritage items(1)

The maximum floor space ratio for a building on the site of a Schedule 1 heritage item is the floor space ratio of the buildings on the site when this plan commenced, except as provided by subclauses (2)–(4).

(2)

The consent authority, after considering the matters specified in clause 8, may consent to development that will not materially affect a Schedule 1 heritage item, but that will result in that maximum floor space ratio being exceeded, only if:

(a)
the proposed development involves mainly internal building work or minor additions, or
(b)
the proposed development is on part of the site not occupied by any existing building of heritage significance, or
(c)
the greater floor space ratio complies with clause 43A of Central Sydney Local Environmental Plan 1996.

(3)

The consent authority, after considering the matters specified in clause 8, may consent to development that will materially affect a Schedule 1 heritage item and that will result in that maximum floor space ratio being exceeded, but only if the consent authority complies with clauses 11 and 12.

(4)

However, subclauses (2) and (3) do not apply so as to allow consent to be granted for development of land that consists of or includes the site of a Schedule 1 heritage item which will result in the maximum floor space ratio specified for the land in Central Sydney Local Environmental Plan 1996 being exceeded.

11Development which would materially affect a Schedule 1 heritage item

The consent authority must not grant consent for development that will materially affect a Schedule 1 heritage item unless it is satisfied that:

(a)
the item, or the part of the item affected, is not of such heritage significance or landmark value that the proposed development would diminish the heritage of the City of Sydney, and
(b)
the proposed development exhibits design excellence and is superior in quality to the existing heritage item, and
(c)
the proposed development would make a superior contribution to the quality of the public domain of the City of Sydney to that made by the existing heritage item, and
(d)
in the case of partial demolition, the proposed development would conserve the heritage significance (and would not prejudice the continued heritage item status) of the item, would facilitate its continued use or adaptive reuse, and would contribute to the ongoing conservation of the heritage item, or the affected part of the item that will be retained, and
(e)
in the case of complete demolition, the retention of the heritage item would render the site on which it is located incapable of viable continued use or adaptive reuse.

12Process for major changes to Schedule 1 heritage items(1)

This clause applies to development that will materially affect a Schedule 1 heritage item, but only if the development involves:

(a)
demolition that will result in a reduction by more than 35% of building envelope, or
(b)
increasing the size of the building envelope by more than 20%, or
(c)
building over more than 20% of the footprint of the building envelope within the airspace above that item, but not within the airspace contiguous with the item.

(2)

The consent authority must not grant consent for development to which this clause applies until after the consent authority:

(a)
has appointed a committee to examine and advise on the merits of the proposal, and
(b)
is satisfied that the appointed committee has followed an appropriate public process for the purpose of that examination, and
(c)
has considered the advice of the committee.

(3)

Nothing prevents the consent authority from undertaking the processes identified in subclause (2) (a), (b) and (c) even if it is not required to do so by that subclause.

13Development within the vicinity of a heritage item

The consent authority, when considering an application for a consent required by Central Sydney Local Environmental Plan 1996 for development within the vicinity of a heritage item, must take into account the impact of the proposed development on the heritage significance of the heritage item.

14Development of potential archaeological sites

The consent authority may grant a consent required by this plan or Central Sydney Local Environmental Plan 1996 for the carrying out of development on a potential archaeological site only if it has considered an assessment of how the proposed development would affect the conservation of the site and any relic known or reasonably likely to be located at the site.

15Notification and advertisement of certain development applications(1)

Clauses 56, 57 and 58 of Central Sydney Local Environmental Plan 1996 apply to a development application for consent:

(a)
to carry out any development that, in the consent authority’s opinion, may have a significant effect on the heritage significance of a heritage item or a building in a heritage streetscape, or
(b)
for the use of a heritage item as referred to in clause 17.

(2)

The consent authority must not grant consent for any such development unless it has taken into consideration any views received in response to such a notice.

16Notice to the Heritage Council and National Parks and Wildlife Service(1)

The consent authority must not grant consent for development that, in the opinion of the consent authority, may have a significant effect on the heritage significance of:

(a)
a Schedule 1 heritage item that is marked in that Schedule with an asterisk, unless the consent authority has notified the Heritage Council of the development and taken into consideration any views of the Heritage Council submitted to it within 28 days of such notice being given, or
(b)
a site listed on the Aboriginal Sites Register of New South Wales, unless the consent authority has notified the Director-General of National Parks and Wildlife of the development and taken into consideration any views received from the Director-General within 28 days of such notice being given.

(2)

Subclause (1) does not apply to development:

(a)
for which approval has been granted by the Heritage Council or the National Parks and Wildlife Service, or
(b)
that is integrated development within the meaning of section 91 of the Act.

17Conservation incentives(1)

The consent authority may grant consent to the use, for any purpose, of a heritage item even though the use would otherwise be prohibited, if it is satisfied that:

(a)
the proposed use would not have a significant effect on the heritage significance of the heritage item or the amenity of the locality, and
(b)
the conservation of the heritage item would be assisted by the granting of the consent.

(2)

Nothing in this plan affects the award and allocation of heritage floor space in accordance with Central Sydney Local Environmental Plan 1996.

18Determination of certain pending development applications

The Central Sydney Local Environmental Plan 1992—Conservation of Heritage Items and the Central Sydney Local Environmental Plan 1996 (as in force immediately before the commencement of this Plan) apply to and in respect of any development application lodged before the commencement of this Plan, and to any development the subject of such an application, as if this Plan had not been made.

Schedule 1Buildings and sites

(Clause 5)

No	CSHI No	Address	Name
1	5008D	8–12 Abercrombie Street	Terrace (Part of Carlton United Brewery site)
2	1065	5–9 Agar Steps Millers Point	Agar Steps Terrace
3	4111	1–9 Albion Place	Former Warehouses
4*	2002	31 Alfred Street	Customs House
5*	2000	33 Alfred Street	AMP Building
6	1067	1–7 Argyle Place Millers Point	Building Group
7	1175	9 Argyle Place Millers Point	Retail Group
8	1068	6–12 Argyle Place Millers Point	Group of Buildings
9	1069	24–32 Argyle Place Millers Point	Terrace
10	1070	34 Argyle Place Millers Point	Osborne House
11	1071	36–44 Argyle Place Millers Point	Terrace
12	1072	46–48 Argyle Place Millers Point	Terrace
13	1073	50 Argyle Place Millers Point	Undercliff Cottage
14	1074	52–60 Argyle Place Millers Point	Undercliff Terrace
15	1075	62–64 Argyle Place Millers Point	Terrace
16*	3012	3B Art Gallery Road	Art Gallery of NSW
17*	3017	Art Gallery Road	The Lodge
18	2033	2–6 Barrack Street	Pinnacle House
19	2031	1 Barrack Street	Building
20*	2032	11 Barrack Street	Commonwealth Bank Building
21	4114	93 Bathurst Street	Church Missionary Society
22	4115	95 Bathurst Street	Bible House
23*	1076	35–37 Bettington Street Millers Point	Palisade Hotel
24	1077	56–60 Bettington Street Millers Point	Terrace
25	1078	66–68 Bettington Street Millers Point	Building
26*	2028	31 Bligh Street	NSW Club Building
27	2039	4 Bridge Street	Cliveden
28*	2036	5–11 Bridge Street	Former Burns Philp Co Building
29	2035	6 Bridge Street	Northumberland Insurance
30*	2037	13–15A Bridge Street	Liner House
31	2038	17–19 Bridge Street	Singapore Airlines House
32*	2170	23–33 Bridge Street	Department of Lands Building
33*	2040	35–39 Bridge Street	Department of Education Building
34	2041	44 Bridge Street	Former Booth House
35	6003	43–51 Brisbane Street Surry Hills	Motor Traders Association of NSW Building
36	6004	53–55 Brisbane Street Surry Hills (78–80 Commonwealth Street)	Former Paramount Pictures Studios
37	5006	2–6 Broadway	Sutherlands Hotel
38	5007	20–24 Broadway	County Clare Inn
39	5009	100–102 Broadway	Australian Hotel
40*	2042	6–8 Bulletin Place	Former Warehouse
41	2043	10–14 Bulletin Place	Former Warehouse
42*	2044	16–18 Bulletin Place	Former Warehouse
43*	4117	21 Campbell Street	Capitol Theatre
44	6009	69 Campbell Street Surry Hills	Norman Gibson &Co Building
45	6011	82–102 Campbell Street Surry Hills	Terrace
46	2003	2–12 Carrington Street	Menzies Hotel
47	2004	30–32 Carrington Street	Lisgar House
48	2045	64–68 Castlereagh Street	British Airways House
49*	2046	65–71 Castlereagh Street	Culwulla Chambers
50*	4000	72–72A Castlereagh Street (155–159 King Street)	Trust Building
51	2049	161–163 Castlereagh Street	Legion House
52	4002	169–173 Castlereagh Street	Masonic Club
53	4207	201 Castlereagh Street	Scientology House
54*	4118	201A Castlereagh Street	St. George’s Church
55	4206	203 Castlereagh Street	Porter House
56*	4119	211–217 Castlereagh Street	Metropolitan Fire Brigade Building
57	4120	219–227 Castlereagh Street	City South Telephone Exchange
58*	3033	84–104 Cathedral Street Woolloomooloo	Commercial Terraces
59*	6031	Chalmers Street Surry Hills	Railways Institute Building
60	6029	2–28 Chalmers Street Surry Hills	Dental Hospital
61	1063	Circular Quay East	Sydney Cove Oyster Bar and Portobello Café
62*	1064	2 Circular Quay East	Sydney Opera House
63*	2051	62 Clarence Street	John Sands Building
64	2053	104–118 Clarence Street	Clarence House
65	2218	105A Clarence Street	Laurence Wherry Building
66	2054	120–122 Clarence Street (44 King Street)	Former RTA House
67	4003	144 Clarence Street (83–87 York Street)	Endeavour Credit Union House
68	4005	152–156 Clarence Street	The Cue Clothing Company Building
69	4004	153–159 Clarence Street	Red Cross House
70	4006	177–181 Clarence Street	Broughton House
71	4007	183 Clarence Street	Electricity Substation No 164
72	4008	197–199 Clarence Street (also refer 340 Kent Street)	Guild House
73*	4010, 4011	201–207 Clarence Street (also refer 346–348 Kent Street)	Guide House and Adjoining Buildings
74	4009	204–206 Clarence Street	Aberdeen House
75	4014	226–234 Clarence Street	Trafalgar Square Building
76	4012	236 Clarence Street	Hotel
77	4015	281 Clarence Street	Former Police Station
78	4016	283–285 Clarence Street	Nelson House
79	4017	287–289 Clarence Street	Building
80*	6015	244 Cleveland Street	Cleveland Street Public School
81*	6028	242 Cleveland Street	Greek Orthodox Church and Rectory
82*	3000	College Street (2 St Mary’s Road)	St. Mary’s Cathedral Site

83*	3004	6–8 College Street	Australian Museum
84*	3005	10–12 College Street	Sydney Grammar School
85*	3001	Conservatorium Road	Conservatorium of Music
86	6046	33–35 Cooper Street Surry Hills	Building
87	6045	46 Cooper Street Surry Hills	News Limited Building
88*	3034	1 Crown Street Woolloomooloo (50–58 Sir John Young Crescent)	Former Sydney Eye Hospital
89	1010	Cumberland Street	Sydney Harbour Bridge Approaches
90	1079	1A Dalgety Road Millers Point (61 Hickson Road)	MWS &DB Substation (SPS No 14)
91	1080	7–13 Dalgety Road Millers Point	Terrace
92	1081	15–35A Dalgety Road Millers Point	Terrace
93	4018	48–58 Druitt Street	Former Central Agency Building
94*	5056	Eddy Avenue	Central Railway Station Yard and Viaducts
95	4021	Elizabeth Street	Bus Shelter
96*	4020	108 Elizabeth Street	St. James Station
97*	4124	3 Elizabeth Street	Museum Station
98*	2068	60–70 Elizabeth Street	GIO Building
99*	4022	102 Elizabeth Street	Supreme Court Buildings
100*	4019	113–133 Elizabeth Street (84–110 Castlereagh Street)	David Jones Building
101*	4127	150–152 Elizabeth Street	Cyprus Hellene Club
102	4128	154–158 Elizabeth Street	Metters Building
103	4129	160–162 Elizabeth Street	Crown Hotel
104	6052	184–196 Elizabeth Street	Wentworth House
105	4026	185 Elizabeth Street	Mirvac Trust Building
106*	4027	187A Elizabeth Street	The Great Synagogue
107	6037	198–200 Elizabeth Street	Newmarket Hotel
108*	6047	328–344 Elizabeth Street Surry Hills	Hibernian House
109	2020	42–50 Erskine Street	Retail and Residential Terrace
110	2021	52–54 Erskine Street	Retail and Residential Terrace
111	2022	62–66A Erskine Street	Retail and Residential Terrace
112	2023	68–80 Erskine Street	Watch House Terraces and Shops
113*	2024	82 Erskine Street	Former Watch House
114	6020	2 Foster Street Surry Hills	Hollywood Hotel
115	6019	35 Foster Street Surry Hills (1 Blackburn Street)	Prospect House
116	6038	56–60 Foster Street Surry Hills	Edwards &Co Ltd Building
117*	5058	George Street	St. Andrew’s Cathedral and Chapter House
118	2064	244–246 George Street	Metropolitan Hotel
119	2169	252 George Street	Former George Patterson House (Tank Stream Way section)
120	2069	261 George Street	Telford Trust Building
121*	2070	264–278 George Street	Australia Square Tower
122	2071	285–287 George Street	Beneficial House
123	2072	296 George Street	Former Skinners Family Hotel
124*	2076	341 George Street	Westpac Bank
125*	2077	343 George Street	National Australia Bank
126*	2078	348–352 George Street	Societe Generale Building
127*	2079	354–360 George Street	United Permanent Building
128	2080	365 George Street	ANZ Bank
129	4029	375–377 George Street	King George Chambers
130	4030	387 George Street	Georges Electronics Store
131	4032	396 George Street	Darrell Lea Shop
132*	4033	412–414 George Street	Strand Arcade
133	4173	413–421 George Street	Former BBC Hardware
134*	4034	424–430 George Street	Dymocks Building
135*	4035	429–481 George Street	Queen Victoria Building
136	4038	452–456 George Street	Gowings Building
137*	4131	483 George Street	Town Hall
138*	4132	485 George Street	Former Bank of NSW
139	4133	531–535 George Street	Vine House
140	4134	553–555 George Street	ANZ Bank
141	4135	557–559 George Street	Sir John Young Hotel
142	4137	611–613 George Street	Building
143	5014	619–625 George Street	Baptist Church House
144	5015	627 George Street	The Jarvis Centre
145	5016	631 George Street	Former King George Hotel
146	5017	633–635 George Street	Former Haymarket Post Office
147	4138	640 George Street	Century Hotel
148	5018	661–663 George Street	National Australia Bank
149	5019	671–675 George Street	Westpac Bank
150*	5020	681 George Street	Bank of China
151	5021	698–704 George Street	Kiss’s Building
152	5022	701–705 George Street	Hotel
153*	5060, 5023	715–723 George Street	Great Southern Hotel and Adjoining Building
154	5061	730–742 George Street	Palace Hotel Building Complex
155	5024	744 George Street	Haymarket Chambers
156	5026	761–763 George Street	Former Sutton Forest Meat Building
157	5062, 5063	767–791 George Street	Victorian Commercial Group of Buildings
158	5089	770–772 George Street	GIO Building
159	5064	793–795 George Street	King’s Disposal Store
160*	5028	814 George Street	Former Lottery Office Building
161	5065	822 George Street	Canada House
162	5030	824–826 George Street	Westpac Bank
163	5027	827–837 George Street	Sydney Technical College
164	5031	849–855 George Street	TAFE Building
165	5029	871 George Street	Agincourt Hotel
166*	4139	4–10 Goulburn Street	Trades Hall
167	4140	12–14 Goulburn Street	Former Trade Hall Hotel
168	4141	27–33 Goulburn Street	Hoover Complex
169	6034	90B Goulburn Street	German Lutheran Church
170	6035	92–96 Goulburn Street	Goldsmiths House
171	6018	142–148 Goulburn Street	Warehouse
172*	5033	102–110 Hay Street	Covent Garden Hotel
173	5034	181–187 Hay Street	Corporation Building
174*	2133	Hickson Road Millers Point	Former Grafton Bond Store
175	1086	37 High Street Millers Point	Lance Kindergarten
176	1083	3–9 High Street Millers Point	Terrace Duplexes
177	1084	2–36 High Street Millers Point	Terrace Duplexes
178	1085	38–72 High Street Millers Point	Terrace Duplexes
179	1173	74–80 High Street Millers Point	Terrace Duplexes
180*	2005	10–14 Hunter Street	NSW Sports Club
181	2010	30–32 Hunter Street	Grand Hotel
182*	2011	33–39 Hunter Street	Perpetual Trustee Building
183*	2013	60–66 Hunter Street (10 Bligh Street)	CML Building
184*	2014	68–96 Hunter Street	Former Qantas House
185*	8024	Hyde Park (south)	ANZAC War Memorial
186*	2089	2–4 Jenkins Street (Part of 30–38 Hickson Road)	Former MSB Stores
187	5008A	Kensington Street	Administration Building (part of Carlton United Brewery site)
188	5072	46–48 Kensington Street	Terrace
189	4041	332–334 Kent Street	Merchant &Partners Building
190	4042	336–338 Kent Street	Merchant &Partners Advertising Agents
191	4043	340 Kent Street (also refer 197 Clarence Street)	Subito Building
192	4044	342–344 Kent Street	Royston House
193*	4045	346–348 Kent Street (also refer 201–207 Clarence Street)	Letraset House
194	4046	352–358 Kent Street	Norton House
195	4047	360–362 Kent Street	Century House
196	4048	364–372 Kent Street	Building
197	4050	414–418 Kent Street	Building
198	4051	420 Kent Street	Genesian Theatre
199	4053	435A–441 Kent Street	Carla Zampatti Building
200	4199	469–475 Kent Street	Former Warehouse
201	4201	477–481 Kent Street	Civic House
202	4144	484 Kent Street	Theosophy House
203	4202	499–501 Kent Street	RCA House
204*	4146	531 Kent Street	Former Judges House
205	1087	1–17 Kent Street Millers Point	Oswald Bond Free Stores
206*	1089	19 Kent Street Millers Point	Lord Nelson Hotel
207	1090	21–29 Kent Street Millers Point	Retail Group
208*	1091	10–12 Kent Street Millers Point	Millers Point Post Office
209*	1092	14–16 Kent Street Millers Point	St. Brigids Church and School
210	1093	18–22 Kent Street Millers Point	Terrace
211	1094	24–26 Kent Street Millers Point	House of Bodleigh
212	1095	28 Kent Street Millers Point	Building
213	1096	30 Kent Street Millers Point	Building
214	1097	32–40 Kent Street Millers Point	Building
215	1098	33–35 Kent Street Millers Point	Captain Cook Hotel
216	1099	42 Kent Street Millers Point	Building
217	1100	44 Kent Street Millers Point	Building
218	1101	46 Kent Street Millers Point	Building
219	1102	37–47 Kent Street Millers Point	Alfred’s Terrace
220	1103	48–52 Kent Street Millers Point	Group of Buildings
221	1104	49–51 Kent Street Millers Point	Terrace
222	1105	53–55 Kent Street Millers Point	Terrace
223	1106	54 Kent Street Millers Point	Building
224	1107	56–62 Kent Street Millers Point	Terrace
225	1108	59–63 Kent Street Millers Point	Hexham Terrace
226	1109	71–73 Kent Street Millers Point	Terrace
227	1110	75–79 Kent Street Millers Point	Winsbury Terrace
228	1111	82–88 Kent Street Millers Point	Blyth Terrace
229	1112	83–85 Kent Street Millers Point	Terrace
230	1113	81 Kent Street Millers Point	Seaforth Terrace
231	1114	90–92 Kent Street Millers Point	Terrace
232	1115	94 Kent Street Millers Point	Toxteth
233	1116	110–114 Kent Street (3 Agar Steps Millers Point)	Carlson Terrace
234	1117	115–121 Kent Street Millers Point	Terrace
235	1000	116–122 Kent Street Millers Point	Richmond Villa
236	1001	123–125 Kent Street Millers Point	Terrace
237	1002	124–134 Kent Street Millers Point	Glover Cottages
238*	2105	173 King Street	St. James Church
239*	2091	23–25 King Street (138 Sussex Street)	Former Bank and Post Office
240	2092	29A King Street (Part of 140 Sussex Street)	Building
241	2094	40 King Street (306 Kent Street)	Building
242*	2096	58–68 King Street	Charles Plaza
243	2097	69–75 King Street	Reid House
244	2100	104 King Street	Building
245	2101	106 King Street	Bruce &Walsh Building
246	2103	147 King Street	Cornelius Court
247*	2104	153 King Street	Louis Vuitton Building
248	4149	53–55 Liverpool Street	Buckle Chambers
249	4150	69–79 Liverpool Street	Retail Terrace
250	4212	76–78 Liverpool Street	Former Warehouse
251*	4204	88 Liverpool Street	Spanish Club
252*	4151	98 Liverpool Street	Central Police Court and Police Station
253*	4152	143–147 Liverpool Street	Former Mark Foys Building (Downing Centre)
254	2216	12–14 Loftus Street	Gallipoli Legion of Anzacs Club
255	1119	1–19 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Milton Terrace
256	1120	21–23 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Terrace
257	1121	25–33 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Terrace
258*	1122	35 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Building
259	1123	37 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Royal College of Radiologists
260	1124	39–41 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Terrace
261	1125	43 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Bligh House
262	1126	47–53 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Terrace
263	1127	55 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Building
264	1128	57–61 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Building
265	1129	63–65 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Terrace
266	1130	67–73 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Eagleton Terrace
267	1131	75–77 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Building
268	1132	79 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Shop and Residence
269*	1133	81–83 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Hero of Waterloo Hotel
270	1134	85 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Argyle House
271	1135	18 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Harbour View Hotel
272	1136	20–22 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Building
273	1137	24–26 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Building
274	1138	28 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Housing
275	1139	30–42 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Terrace
276	1140	50–56 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Garrison Terrace
277	1141	58 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Drill Hall
278*	1142	60–62 Lower Fort Street Millers Point	Holy Trinity Anglican Church and Church Hall
279*	3035	2 Macleay Street Potts Point	Jenner (Fleet Club)
280*	2107	27–31 Macquarie Place	Kyle House
281*	2108	Macquarie Street	Parliament House
282*	2109	Macquarie Street	Sydney Hospital Complex
283*	2110	Macquarie Street	Sydney Hospital—Nightingale Wing
284*	2111	Macquarie Street	Sydney Hospital—Chapel Block
285*	3002	Macquarie Street	The Lodge and Entrance Gates
286*	3003	Macquarie Street	Government House and Garden
287*	2112	Macquarie Street	Royal Mint Building
288*	2113	Macquarie Street	Hyde Park Barracks
289*	2114	89–91 Macquarie Street	Royal Automobile Club
290*	2115	93 Macquarie Street	Former Health Department Building
291*	2116	99–113 Macquarie Street	Transport House
292*	2117	115–119 Macquarie Street	Former Treasury Building
293*	2118	121 Macquarie Street	Chief Secretary’s Building
294*	2119	123–125 Macquarie Street	The Astor
295*	2120	133 Macquarie Street	History House
296*	2121	135–137 Macquarie Street	BMA House
297*	2122	145 Macquarie Street	Royal Australian College of Physicians
298*	2124	175–181 Macquarie Street	Wyoming
299*	2125	193 Macquarie Street	Hengrove Hall
300	2126	195A Macquarie Street	St. Stephen’s Uniting Church
301*	2219	235 Macquarie Street	Beenbah Chambers
302	4054	26–32 Market Street	Archway Terrace
303	4208	46–48 Market Street (423–427 George Street)	Commonwealth Bank
304*	4055	49 Market Street	State Theatre
305*	4056	67–77 Market Street	David Jones Building
306*	2127	1 Martin Place	Sydney General Post Office (Westin Hotel)
307*	2128	4–10 Martin Place	Challis House
308*	2130	38–46 Martin Place	Former MLC Building
309*	2131	48–50 Martin Place	Commonwealth Bank
310*	2132	53–63 Martin Place	APA Building
311*	2221	65 Martin Place	Reserve Bank
312	1143	14–16 Merriman Street Millers Point	Building
313	1144	18 Merriman Street Millers Point	Building
314	1145	20–42 Merriman Street Millers Point	Terrace
315	1170	44–48 Merriman Street Millers Point	Terrace
316*	1147	Munn Street, Millers Point (25 Hickson Road)	Dalgety’s Bond Stores Group of Buildings
317	1148	18–20 Munn Street Millers Point	Terrace
318	2025	12–14 O’Connell Street	Manufacturers Mutual Building
319*	2026	16–18 O’Connell Street	Delfin House
320	2027	19–21 O’Connell Street	Public Trust Office
321	6041	21 Oxford Street	ANZ Bank
322	6040	41 Oxford Street	Commonwealth Bank
323*	2134	4–8 Phillip Street	Traffic Court Group (Phillip Street Police Station and Traffic Courts Nos 1 and 2)
324*	2135	39–41 Phillip Street	Terrace
325*	2136	43 Phillip Street	Terrace
326*	2137	45 Phillip Street	Terrace
327*	2138	47 Phillip Street	Café de Gallerie
328*	2222	61 Phillip Street (6 Bligh Street)	Wentworth Hotel
329	2139	42–44 Pitt Street	Equitlink House
330	4209	51–57 Pitt Street	Former Burns Philp Trustee
331*	2017	64–66 Pitt Street	Former Bank of NSW
332	2019	75–77 Pitt Street	Thai Airways Building
333*	2142	80–82A Pitt Street	QBE Building
334*	2145	108–120 Pitt Street	Commonwealth Bank
335	2146	122–122B Pitt Street	The Sydney Club
336	2147	125 Pitt Street	John Merivale Building
337	2148	138–140 Pitt Street	Sugar House
338	4059	142–144 Pitt Street	Grahame’s Corner
339	4060	158–160 Pitt Street	Soul Pattinson Building
340	4063	181 Pitt Street	American Shoe Store
341	4065	194 Pitt Street	Merivale Building
342*	4066	198–200 Pitt Street	City Tattersalls (north)
343*	4067	202–204 Pitt Street	City Tattersalls Club
344*	4070	226–230 Pitt Street	Banking House
345*	4072	249–251 Pitt Street	Simpson House
346	4071	250 Pitt Street	National Building
347*	4153	258–260 Pitt Street	Criterion Hotel
348*	4154	262–264 Pitt Street	Pilgrim House
349	4155	264A Pitt Street	Pitt Street Uniting Church
350*	4074	275–277A Pitt Street	Former School of Arts
351	4156	280–282 Pitt Street (108 Bathurst Street)	Lincoln Building
352	4211	284–292 Pitt Street	International House
353	4158	294 Pitt Street	Edinburgh Castle Hotel
354	4159	323–327 Pitt Street	Former YMCA Building
355*	4160	339–341 Pitt Street (Part of 115 Bathurst Street)	Former Metropolitan Water Sewerage &Drainage Board Building
356	4162	350 Pitt Street	Former Coles–Fosseys Building
357*	4163	360 Pitt Street	Former Coles–Fosseys Buildings
358	4165	379–383 Pitt Street	Fayworth House
359*	4157	384–388 Pitt Street	Civic Hotel
360	5037	405–427 Pitt Street	CB Hotel
361	5039	420–428 Pitt Street	Chamberlain Hotel
362*	5040	441–459 Pitt Street	Manning Building
363*	5088	461 Pitt Street	Former Presbyterian Manse
364*	5041	477 Pitt Street	Former Fire Engine House
365*	5042	479–487 Pitt Street	Former Australian Gaslight Co Building
366*	5068	507 Pitt Street (814A George Street)	Christ Church St. Lawrence, School and Rectory
367*	4075	Prince Albert Road	Land Titles Office
368*	5043	Railway Square (2 Lee Street)	Parcels Post Office
369	5044	1–9 Rawson Place (790–798 George Street)	Station House
370*	5045	11–23 Rawson Place	Daking House
371*	5054	Regent Street	Mortuary Station
372*	5046	36 Regent Street	Former John Storey Memorial Dispensary
373	6056	43–45 Reservoir Street Surry Hills	Silknit House
374*	2150	1 Shakespeare Place	Public Library of NSW
375	2151	Sussex Street	MWS &DB Building (SPS No 13)
376	2152	20–24 Sussex Street	Former Big House Hotel (Moreton’s Hotel)
377	2217	81 Sussex Street	Bristol Arms Hotel
378	2155	107–113 Sussex Street	Former Cuthbert’s Patent Slip Building
379	2156	115–117 Sussex Street	Former Royal George Hotel
380*	4195	230–232 Sussex Street	Former Foley Bros Warehouse
381	4166	281–287 Sussex Street	The Vintage Building
382*	4167	320–334 Sussex Street	Sussex Street Technical College
383	4168	349–353 Sussex Street	Commerce Building
384	4196	365–375 Sussex Street	Commerce House
385	5050	385–387 Sussex Street	Star Hotel
386	5051	431–439 Sussex Street	Kien Hay Centre
387*	5052	175–179 Thomas Street	Former Benevolent Society of NSW Hospital
388	1168	2–4 Trinity Avenue Millers Point	Residential Flat Building
389	1150	8–12 Trinity Avenue Millers Point	Darling House
390	1151	14–22 Trinity Avenue Millers Point	Terrace
391	1152	Trinity Avenue Millers Point	Argyle Substation
392*	5084	9 Ultimo Road	Traveller’s Rest Hotel
393*	1004	Upper Fort Street, Millers Point	National Trust Centre
394*	1153	Upper Fort Street, Millers Point	Sydney Observatory
395	6024	46–52 Wentworth Avenue	Griffiths Building
396	9063	42–44 Wentworth Avenue	Read Raters Hotel
397	6050	68–72 Wentworth Avenue	Ballarat House
398	6053	80–84 Wentworth Avenue	Sheffield House
399	3007	William Street	Former School Building and Hall
400	1154	1–63 Windmill Street Millers Point	Terrace
401	1155	65 Windmill Street Millers Point	Building
402	1156	67 Windmill Street Millers Point	Building
403	1157	69 Windmill Street Millers Point	Building
404	1158	71 Windmill Street Millers Point	Building
405	1159	73 Windmill Street Millers Point	Building
406	1160	75 Windmill Street Millers Point	Building
407	1163	82 Windmill Street Millers Point	Building
408	1164	84 Windmill Street Millers Point	Building
409	1165	86–88 Windmill Street, Millers Point	Terrace
410	1166	90 Windmill Street, Millers Point	Building
411	1167	92 Windmill Street, Millers Point	Building
412*	3030	1 Wylde Street, Potts Point	Taranah
413*	3031	1 Wylde Street, Potts Point	Boomera
414*	3039	8a Wylde Street Potts Point	Wyldfel Gardens
415*	2157	2 York Street (42–44 Margaret Street)	Scots Church
416*	2158	3 York Street	St. Phillip’s Church of England
417*	2159	14–16 York Street	International House
418	2160	18–20 York Street	John Salomon Building
419*	2161	19–31 York Street	Railway House (Part of Transport House)
420	2162	22 York Street	The Landmark Building
421	2162	24–26 York Street	Former Beard Watsons Warehouse
422*	4082	30 York Street	Forbes Hotel
423	4083	38–44 York Street	Carlton House
424*	4084	43 York Street	Occidental Hotel
425*	4086	45–47 York Street	Former AWA Building
426	4085	46–48 York Street	Spiden House
427	4087	50–54 York Street	York House
428	2163	63 York Street	Kent Hi Fi Store
429	2164	65–69 York Street	James Hardie House
430	2165	71 York Street	Gardiner House
431*	2166	73 York Street	Monte Paschi House
432	2167	75 York Street	National House
433*	4088	77–79 York Street	Former Grace Building (Grace Hotel)
434	4089	81 York Street	Building
435	4090	83–87 York Street	NEM House
436	4093	125 York Street	Stoddart House
437	4094	127 York Street	Merchant Pacific House
438	4095	129 York Street	Scripture Union House
439	4096	141 York Street	Building
440*	4097	143–145 York Street	Globe &Pennon House
441*	4098	147–149 York Street (80 Druitt Street)	Former RJI House
442*	2168	5–7 Young Street	Former warehouse
443*	2034	36–42 Young Street	Former Sydney Hospital Nurses Annexe

Notes—

*
Applications must be referred to the Heritage Council in accordance with clause 16.
(…)
An address listed in brackets in relation to a building is an address by which the building is also known.

Schedule 2Building elements

(Clause 5)

No	CSHI No	Address	Name	Element
1	2001	27–29 Alfred Street (Part of 1 Macquarie Place)	Former Paragon Hotel	Street facades
2	4113	90–96 Bathurst Street (323 Pitt Street)	Former YMCA	Street facade, shop front, timber joinery and stairs, awning
3	2029	1–7 Bent Street (Part of 1 O’Connell Street)	Former Chatsworth House	Street facade
4	5008C	26–98 Broadway	Former Irving Street Brewery (Part of Carlton United Brewery site)	Chimney stack
5	4174	267–277 Castlereagh Street	Museum Towers	Street facade
6	4172	8 Central Street (Part of 343–345 Pitt Street)	Former Warehouse	Street facade
7	4013	218–224 Clarence Street	Former Cunningham House	Street facades, external walls
8	6016	52–68 Commonwealth Street	Former Mark Foys Warehouse	Street facades
9	4126	142–148 Elizabeth Street	Former Mark Foys Parking Station	Street facades, retained original timber; internal structure and trusses
10	4028	189–197 Elizabeth Street	Australian Consolidated Press	Street facade (original)
11	6042	368–372 Elizabeth Street Surry Hills	Evening Star Hotel	Street facades
12	2169	252 George Street	Former George Patterson House—George Street Section	George Street/ Abercrombie Lane/Bridge Lane facade, cast iron columns, ties and brackets, water tower structure
13	2073	319–321 George Street	Former Westpac Bank	Street facades, external walls
14	4036	432–434 George Street	Former Tatler Hotel	Street facade
15	4037	436–450 George Street (50 Market Street)	Grace Brothers	Street facade
16	4040	482–496 George Street	The Marble Bar	Interior
17	5059	569–581 George Street	Former Buckle House	Street facade, awning (reconstructed), partial interior
18	4136	600 George Street	Former Plaza Theatre	Street facade, external walls, former foyer, roof structure
19	5025	750 George Street	Former English’s Chambers	Street facades, external walls
20	5032	64 Harbour Street	Former Post Office Stores	Street facades
21	2090	341–345 Kent Street (Part of 339 Kent Street)	The Ambassador	Street facade
22	4197	365 Kent Street	Former Waratah House	Street facade
23	4198	367–371 Kent Street	Former Metropolitan Business College	Street facade
24	4200	373–377 Kent Street	Former Seabridge House	Street facade
25	4147	537–539 Kent Street	Meriton Apartments	Street facade
26	4148	549–553 Kent Street	Former Danchen House	Street facades
27	2093	38–38A King Street (Part of 339 Kent Street)	City Hotel

Street facades
28	2095	46–50 King Street	Former York Hotel	Street facade
29	2099	97–103 King Street (Part of 400 George Street)	Former Sydney Arcade	Street facade
30	2228	17–21 Macquarie Place (Part of 30 Pitt Street)	Customs House Hotel	Street facade, bar
31	2106	23–25 Macquarie Place (Part of 30 Pitt Street)	Sirius House	Street facade
32	2123	171–173 Macquarie Street	Horbury House	Street facade, external walls, roof form
33	4057	74 Market Street	Grace Brothers	Street facade
34	2129	10A–16 Martin Place	Colonial Mutual Life Building	Street facades
35	2015	10–18 Pitt Street (Part of 1 Macquarie Place)	Former Ship Inn	Street facades
36	2016	38–40 Pitt Street (Part of 30 Pitt Street)	Former Post Office	Street facade
37	2018	69–73 Pitt Street	Former Darrell James Building	Street facades, external walls
38	4061	162 Pitt Street (Part of 77 Castlereagh Street)	Skygarden	Street facade
39	4062	164–166 Pitt Street (Part of 77 Castlereagh Street)	Skygarden	Street facade
40	4064	192 Pitt Street	Former London House	Street facades, external walls
41	4068	213–219 Pitt Street	Grace Brothers (Former Way Building)	Street facade, partial interior
42	4069	221–229 Pitt Street (50 Market Street)	Grace Brothers	Street facade
43	4161	343–345 Pitt Street	Former Lismore Hotel	Street facades
44	5036	398–408 Pitt Street	Former Sydney Tourist Hotel	Street facade
45	2220	2–6 Spring Street (Part of 1 O’Connell Street)	Former McNade House	Street facade
46	2154	95–99 Sussex Street	Former Hawken and Vance Produce Exchange	Street facade
47	4078	160–166 Sussex Street	CMC House	Street facade
48	6051	74–78 Wentworth Avenue	Gordon House	Street facade, external walls

Schedule 3Archaeological/townscape/landscape items

(Clause 5)

No	CSHI No	Address	Name
1	9000	Abercrombie Lane (Pitt Street to George Street)	Abercrombie Lane
2	9001	Albion Place (George Street to Kent Street)	Albion Place
3	Angel Place (Pitt Street to George Street)	Angel Place
4	8050	Argyle Lane/High Lane	Iron Palisade Fence (for 21m south from Argyle Place, between Argyle Lane and High Lane)
5	1066	Argyle Place	Bus Shelter
6	8005	Argyle Street	Argyle Place Park
7	8020	Art Gallery Road	The Domain
8	9002	Ash Street (off Angel Place at George Street)	Ash Street
9	8013	Bennelong Point	Tarpeian Rock
10	8079	Bligh Street	Richard Johnson Square
11	9058	Bridge Lane (between Bridge Street and Tank Stream Way)	Bridge Lane
12	8001	Bridge Street and Loftus Street	Macquarie Place (except for the underground portion of the men’s toilet, north western corner)
13	5008B	26–98 Broadway	No 1 Gate Portal (Part of Carlton and United Brewery site)
14	9067	Bulletin Place (Pitt Street to Macquarie Place)	Bulletin Place
15	8006	Circular Quay (East)	Cast Iron Railings
16	8012	Circular Quay East (between Macquarie Street and Circular Quay)	Moore Stairs
17	8000	Circular Quay Wharves	Cast Iron Railings
18	8121	Cleveland Street and Chalmers Street	Prince Alfred Park (except for aboveground toilets adjacent to Chalmers Street)
19	8026/7	College, William and Cathedral Streets	Cook Phillip Park
20	9015	Custom House Lane (Loftus Street to Young Street)	Custom House Lane
21	8047	Dalgety Road	Sandstone Wall and Stairs (wall 137m along western edge of Dalgety Road, stairs between Dalgety Road and Rhodens Lane)
22	9023	Douglass Lane (Sussex Street to Eagar Street)	Douglass Lane
23	8113	Eddy Avenue	Belmore Park (except for aboveground toilets adjacent to Railway Viaduct)
24	8021	Farm Cove	Royal Botanic Gardens (including buildings)
25	8071	Farrer Place	Palm Trees
26	8041	George Street	Cast Iron Urinals (under Harbour Bridge approaches)
27	9068	George Street (between and at rear of 389–393 George Street and 50–54 York Street)	Lane
28	9005	George Street (corner Druitt and York Streets)	Bicentennial Plaza
29	5057	George Street at Town Hall	Sydney Square
30	8066	Grosvenor Street	Lang Park (except for aboveground toilets, corner of York Street and Grosvenor Street)
31	9033	Hamilton Street (Curtin Place to Hunter Street)	Hamilton Street
32	8008	Herald Square, Alfred Street	Tank Stream Fountain
33	1146	Hickson Road	Bridges over Hickson Road
34	8049	High Street	Palisade Fence and High Steps (300m from Argyle Place along western edge of High Street)
35	8029	High Street	Mature Trees, Lance Kindergarten (four trees along western edge of site)
36	8078	Hunter Street	Chifley Square
37	7002	Hyde Park to Riley Street	Busby’s Bore
38	9036	James Lane	James Lane
39	8101	Jenkins Street (off Gas Lane)	Jenkins Street
40	8007	Kent Street, Millers Point (opposite High Street)	Agar Steps (from Kent Street to Observatory Park)
41	7001	King Street to Circular Quay	Tank Stream Tunnel and Tanks
42	8106	98–112 Liverpool Street	Brickfield Place
43	8022	St James Road, Liverpool, College and Elizabeth Streets	Hyde Park (except for the underground portion of the men’s toilet, south western corner and aboveground women’s toilet at St. James Road, Hyde Park North)
44	8002	Macquarie Street (between Shakespeare Place and Tarpeian Rock)	Palm Trees
45	8004	Macquarie Street (corner Conservatorium Road)	Edward VII Statue
46	8086	Macquarie Street (south)	Queens Square
47	9041	Market Row (off Druitt Street north)	Market Row
48	8085	Martin Place	Martin Place
49	Mullins Street (York Street to Clarence Street)	Mullins Street
50	8031	Munn Street	Sandstone Wall and Palisade Fence (80m along northern and western edges of Munn Reserve)
51	8011	Observatory Hill Millers Point	Observatory Park
52	9045	Parker Street (Campbell Street to Hay Street)	Parker Street
53	9043	Phillip Lane (Phillip Street to Macquarie Street)	Phillip Lane
54	8028	Prince Albert Road at Art Gallery Road	Frazer Memorial Fountain
55	8115	Railway Square	Drinking Fountain
56	8048	Rhodens Lane, Millers Point (between Bettington Street and Clyne Reserve)	Rhodens Lane
57	9049	Rowe Street (Pitt Street to MLC Centre)	Rowe Street
58	8077	Shakespeare Place (Macquarie Street, adjoining State Library of New South Wales)	Shakespeare Place
59	8052	Sussex Street (at Napoleon Street)	Trees and Sandstone Walls
60	8097	Sydney Square, George Street	Ward Boundary Marker
61	9051	Tank Stream Way (Between Abercrombie Lane and Bridge Street)	Tank Stream Way
62	8105	Windmill Street at Lower Fort Street	Ferry Lane (between corner of Windmill Street and Lower Fort Street, and Devonshire Street)
63	8082	Wynyard Street	Regiment Square
64	8084	York Street	Wynyard Park (except for the underground portion of the men’s toilet, south western corner)

Schedule 4Amendment of Central Sydney Local Environmental Plan 1996

(Clause 4)

[1]Clause 3

Omit the clause. Insert instead:

3Consent authority

The Council is the consent authority for development applications relating to the land to which this plan applies, subject to:

(a)
the provisions of the City of Sydney Act 1988, which make the Central Sydney Planning Committee the consent authority for major development within the meaning of that Act, and
(b)
the provisions of State Environmental Planning Policy No 56—Sydney Harbour Foreshores and Tributaries, which makes the Minister the consent authority for development on land to which Schedule 1 to that policy applies.

[2]Clause 8 Relationship of this Plan to other environmental planning instruments

Omit “, except as provided by subclause (3)” from clause 8 (2).

[3]Clause 8 (3)

Omit the subclause.

[4]Clauses 43A (3) (a) and 44 (b) and Schedule 1 (definition of “Heritage building”)

Omit “Central Sydney Local Environmental Plan 1992—Conservation of Heritage Items” wherever occurring.

Insert instead “Central Sydney Heritage Local Environmental Plan 2000”.

[5]Schedule 2 Amendment of Central Sydney Local Environmental Plan 1992—Conservation of Heritage Items

Omit the Schedule.