Regulatory Committee Agenda - Waipa District Council

Rgure 9 (top left}. Detail of the gable wing, showing the square bay
window and decorative elements.
Figure 70 (top right). Detail of the CFC wing showing ltalianate
influences.
Figure r7 (right).lnteriorofthe gable wing showing the squart boy
window and presumed original floorboards.
The Empile St fronuge remains as shown in the 19-405 pb«o (F.agare 3) with str.ps leading
up from the street and a landscaped front yud. The back of the section shaM that numerous
lean-to additions have been built here over time crating something of a jumble. 1he rear of the
section looks to have been built up and levelled to form a car park.
Aaaenment
The following assessment is based on the archaeology described in the previous sections and
relatea only to archaeological values. Other interested parties, in particular tangam wbcnua,
may hold diifcrent w1ucs regudiag the site. This assessment acknowledses that other values, in
particulu streetscapt; amenity and community wJucs, are re1cvaDt to this buildiag.
The following statements of archaeological values are made in regard to the criteria idenillied
in Section 23 of the HPA. These criteria are considered as part of the assessment on the HPT
archaeological authority application form.
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