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Table 6-24
Non-Aboriginal archaeological impacts – summary
Reference
Potential archaeological remains
Archaeological
significance
Potential for
survival 1
Works with potential for
archaeological impact (refer to
Table 3-2 to Table 3-7)
Archaeological
impact potential
Note 1: The rating describing the ‘potential for survival’ refers to the likelihood for remaining and meaning archaeological deposits to be
present. The potential for survival has considered the context and setting of each identified potential archaeological remain and the degree of
developing and ground disturbance that has taken place in the surrounding area. Where there has been a high degree of ground disturbance
the potential for survival is typically lower.
Precinct 1: north west
NW2: King Street
A: Sussex Street
intersection
Earlier road surface and
associated infrastructure
Structural and/or depositional
remains of 19 th century
development along the
roadside.
Local Low–Moderate Supporting work
Drainage work
Utility adjustments
General signage relocation
Traffic signal relocation
Lighting pole relocation
Pedestrian island relocation
Road furniture relocation.
Low–Moderate
B: Sussex Street to
Kent Street
Earlier road surface and
associated infrastructure.
Local Low–Moderate Supporting work:
General signage relocation
Road furniture relocation.
Low
D: Kent Street to
Clarence Street
to
H: York Street to
George Street
Earlier road surface and
associated infrastructure
Structural and/or depositional
remains of pre-1844
development along the
roadside and subsequent 19 th
century development.
Local-State Moderate Supporting work:
Drainage work
Utility adjustments
Road furniture relocation
Lighting pole relocation
General signage relocation
Traffic signal relocation.
Low–Moderate
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