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Local Heritage Fund 2010 – 11 financial year SUMMARY REPORT ON ALL COMPLETED PROJECTS Applicant Heritage item address Project description Total project cost Applicant’s contribution Local heritage funding Margaret Hillen 10 Pound Street Taralga Pound Keeper’s Residence (former) restoration $675 $338 $337 Sean and Brenda Proudman 4103 Goulburn Road Crookwell ‘Normanton’ restoration works $6,000 $5,000 $1,000 Dale, Kathy and Blake Robertson 11 Queen Street Binda Binda Store repairs/ restoration works $3,295 $2,295 $1,000 James Carr 2360 Junction Point Road Binda Funny Hill National School (former) restoration works $6,000 $4,000 $2,000 Ann Heaney Bannaby Road Bannaby St Matthew’s Church restoration works $3,326 $1,663 $1,663 Sally Bramley and Peter Stephens ‘Montrose’ 21 Robertson Street Crookwell ‘Montrose’ restoration works $2,000 $1,000 $1,000 Pamela Spedding ‘Rose Cottage’ Queen Street Binda ‘Rose Cottage’ restoration works $10,000 $8,000 $2,000 Gary Quig and Annette Hand 4595 Oberon Road Taralga Woolshed Creek Shearing Shed restoration work $2,176.49 $1, 176.49 $1,000 Sabamist Pty Ltd Lot 14 Section 4 DP 1698 Laggan Road Laggan Presbyterian Church (former) restoration work $7,000 $6,000 $1,000 Stephen Horn ‘Richlands’ 5264 Oberon Road Taralga ‘Richlands’ restoration work $5,468 $4,468 $1,000 TOTAL $ 45,940.49 $ 33,940.49 **$ 12,000 Based on the approved funding agreement for 2010-11 financial year and the local heritage funding expenditure of $ 12,000, the Heritage Branch will reimburse $ 6,000 ** Council can claim reimbursement on this amount from the Heritage Branch, according to the approved Council funding agreement. The Heritage Branch local heritage funding for: Years 1 – 4 $ for $ funding; Years 5 -9 $1 for $2 funding; Years 10+ $1 for $3 funding
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Local Heritage Fund 2010 – 11 financial year
SUMMARY REPORT ON ALL COMPLETED PROJECTS
Applicant Heritage item address Project description Total project
cost Applicant’s contribution
Local heritage funding
Margaret Hillen 10 Pound Street Taralga
Pound Keeper’s Residence (former) restoration
$675 $338 $337
Sean and Brenda Proudman
4103 Goulburn Road Crookwell
‘Normanton’ restoration works
$6,000 $5,000 $1,000
Dale, Kathy and Blake Robertson
11 Queen Street Binda
Binda Store repairs/ restoration works
$3,295 $2,295 $1,000
James Carr 2360 Junction Point Road Binda
Funny Hill National School (former) restoration works
$6,000 $4,000 $2,000
Ann Heaney Bannaby Road Bannaby
St Matthew’s Church restoration works
$3,326 $1,663 $1,663
Sally Bramley and Peter Stephens
‘Montrose’ 21 Robertson Street Crookwell
‘Montrose’ restoration works
$2,000 $1,000 $1,000
Pamela Spedding ‘Rose Cottage’ Queen Street Binda
‘Rose Cottage’ restoration works
$10,000 $8,000 $2,000
Gary Quig and Annette Hand
4595 Oberon Road Taralga
Woolshed Creek Shearing Shed restoration work
$2,176.49 $1, 176.49 $1,000
Sabamist Pty Ltd Lot 14 Section 4 DP 1698 Laggan Road Laggan
Presbyterian Church (former) restoration work
$7,000 $6,000 $1,000
Stephen Horn ‘Richlands’ 5264 Oberon Road Taralga
‘Richlands’ restoration work
$5,468 $4,468 $1,000
TOTAL $ 45,940.49 $ 33,940.49 **$ 12,000
Based on the approved funding agreement for 2010-11 financial year and the local heritage funding expenditure of $ 12,000, the Heritage Branch will reimburse $ 6,000
** Council can claim reimbursement on this amount from the Heritage Branch, according to the approved Council funding agreement.
The Heritage Branch local heritage funding for: Years 1 – 4 $ for $ funding; Years 5 -9 $1 for $2 funding; Years 10+ $1 for $3 funding
Upper Lachlan Shire Council Local Heritage Fund 2010-11
Local Heritage Fund 2010 – 11 financial year
FINAL PROJECT REPORT COMPLETED PROJECTS
Project No. 1 Pound Keeper’s Residence (former) restoration
Project No. 2 ‘Normanton’ restoration works
Project No. 3 Binda Store repairs/ restoration works
Project No. 5 Funny Hill National School (former) restoration works
Project No. 7 St Matthew’s Church restoration works
Project No. 8 ‘Montrose’ restoration works
Project No. 9 ‘Rose Cottage’ restoration works
Project No. 10 Woolshed Creek Shearing Shed restoration work
Project No. 12 Presbyterian Church (former) restoration work
Project No. 13 ‘Richlands’ restoration work
Upper Lachlan Shire Council Local Heritage Fund 2010-11
Completed projects Project No. 1/2010-2011
Heritage item address 10 Pound Street Taralga NSW 2580
Project description Pound Keeper’s Residence (former) restoration
Reason for the project The Pound Keeper's residence c.1840 is highly significant locally for its association with the early process of stock control in NSW. It is the oldest existing building in Taralga. Restoration of later additions including wrought iron columns and verandah panels were considered necessary.
Heritage item listing Local Heritage Significance
Applicant Margaret Hillen
Date commenced February 2011
Date completed 6 May 2011
Total project cost $ 675
Applicant contribution $ 338
Local heritage funding $ 337
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Completed projects
Project No. 2/2010-2011 Heritage item address ‘Normanton’ 4103 Goulburn Road Crookwell NSW 2583 Project description ‘Normanton’ restoration works Reason for the project 'Normanton', a late Victorian [1891], two-storey stone residence, is highly significant
locally as an example of a classic rural residence. It has added importance for its association with the builder, John Howard, who built St Mary’s Catholic Church and the Hotel Crookwell. Re-pointing brick chimneys and exterior painting of verandah posts and wrought iron was required to maintain the heritage integrity of this building.
Heritage item listing Local Heritage Significance Applicant Mr Sean and Mrs Brenda Proudman Date commenced Late February 2011 Date completed 30 April 2011 Total project cost $ 6,000 Applicant contribution $ 5,000 Local heritage funding $ 1,000
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Upper Lachlan Shire Council Local Heritage Fund 2010-11
Completed projects
Project No. 3/2010-2011
Heritage item address 11 Queen Street Binda NSW 2583
Project description Binda Store repairs/restoration works
Reason for the project Corrugated roofing and guttering was required to replace the deteriorated, non-original tiles on this single storey commercial building. The Binda Store contributes significantly to the heritage streetscape.
Heritage item listing Local Heritage Significance
Applicant Mr Dale, Mrs Kathy and Mr Blake Robertson
Date commenced March 2011
Date completed 7 April 2011
Total project cost $ 3,295
Applicant contribution $ 2,295
Local heritage funding $ 1,000
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Upper Lachlan Shire Council Local Heritage Fund 2010-11
Completed projects
Project No. 5/2010-2011
Heritage item address 2360 Junction Point Road Binda NSW 2583
Project description Funny Hill National School (former) restoration works
Reason for the project The National School, Funny Hill Station is highly significant locally in relation to the establishment of early educational facilities in Binda. Restoration works were required to repair window heads and sills, reinstate air vents, re-point stonework and repair and extend down piping away from building. This project is part of an ongoing restoration project which will ensure the stability of the building.
Heritage item listing Local Heritage Significance
Applicant Mr James Carr
Date commenced February 2011
Date completed April 2011
Total project cost $ 6,000
Applicant contribution $ 4,000
Local heritage funding $ 2,000
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Project No. 7/2010-2011
Heritage item address Bannaby Road Bannaby NSW 2580
Project description St Matthew’s Church restoration works
Reason for the project St Matthew’s Anglican Church, located in the centre of the Bannaby district, is an outstanding example of a church sited to dominate its local surroundings. Repainting the walls of the Vestry, exterior woodwork and roof was required to maintain the heritage quality of this building.
Heritage item listing Local Heritage Significance
Applicant Ann Heaney – Secretary/Treasurer St Matthew’s Church Bannaby
Date commenced February 2011
Date completed April 2011
Total project cost $ 3,326
Applicant contribution $ 1,663
Local heritage funding $ 1,663
Before photos Taken August 2010
After photos
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Completed projects
Project No. 8/2010-2011
Heritage item address
21 Robertson Street Crookwell NSW 2583
Project description ‘Montrose’ restoration works
Reason for the project
Restoration of front entrance door and reinstatement of embossed glass/ leadlight with etched glass is part of the ongoing restoration of Montrose. Montrose is a two storey brick residence designed by the renowned architect, E. C. Manfred of Goulburn, erected for Charles Schroeder in 1887.
Heritage item listing Local Heritage Significance
Applicant Sally Joan Bramley and Peter John Stephens
Date commenced February 2011
Date completed May 2011
Total project cost $ 2,000
Applicant contribution
$ 1,000
Local heritage funding
$ 1,000
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Project No. 9/2010-2011
Heritage item address
‘Rose Cottage’ Queen Street Binda NSW 2583
Project description ‘Rose Cottage’ restoration works
Reason for the project
Restoration of windows with Victorian etched glass, restoration and repainting of front door and verandah posts and replacement of the bullnose roof were essential to maintain the structural and heritage integrity of Rose Cottage, built as an inn c.1890. The cottage continues to make a distinct heritage contribution to the Binda streetscape.
Heritage item listing Local Heritage Significance
Applicant Pamela Spedding
Date commenced January 2011
Date completed May 2011
Total project cost $ 10,000
Applicant contribution
$ 8,000
Local heritage funding
$ 2,000
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Completed projects
Project No. 10/2010-2011
Heritage item address 4595 Oberon Road Taralga NSW 2580
Project description Woolshed Creek Shearing Shed restoration work
Reason for the project Bannaby Shearing Shed, established c. 1886, is an essential element of the rural qualities and traditions of the area. Repairs were required to the structural timbers, iron sheeting, guttering and drainage to ensure the stability and potential reuse of this building as a shearing shed.
Heritage item listing Local Heritage Significance
Applicant Gary Quig and Annette Hand
Date commenced February 2011
Date completed April 2011
Total project cost $ 2,176.49
Applicant contribution $ 1,176.49
Local heritage funding $ 1,000
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Completed projects
Project No. 12/2010-2011
Heritage item address Lot 14 Section 4 DP 1698 Laggan Road Laggan NSW 2583
Project description Presbyterian Church (former) restoration work to walls
Reason for the project The Presbyterian Church at Laggan was commissioned in 1876. Many of the original features have been restored and the building is now in use as a private residence. Underpinning was required to reinforce the structural integrity of external stone walls.
Heritage item listing Local Heritage Significance
Applicant Sabamist Pty Ltd
Date commenced January 2011
Date completed February 2011
Total project cost $ 7,000
Applicant contribution $ 6,000
Local heritage funding $ 1,000
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Due to the nature of the work photographs were unable to be taken.
The contractor specialises in an underpinning technology which involves injecting cement under pressure. There are no holes dug and filled with concrete as is the case with traditional underpinning
Upper Lachlan Shire Council Local Heritage Fund 2010-11
Completed projects
Project No. 13/2010-2011
Heritage item address 5264 Oberon Road Taralga NSW 2580
Project description Richlands restoration work to woolshed.
Reason for the project Richlands homestead complex, including the woolshed, is highly significant regionally for its association with the history of John and Elizabeth Macarthur. Repairs to shearing shed roof were required to weather proof as part of the ongoing restoration program for this property.
Heritage item listing Local Heritage Significance
Applicant Stephen Horn
Date commenced February 2011
Date completed 12 March 2011
Total project cost $ 5,468
Applicant contribution $ 4,468
Local heritage funding $ 1,000
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