242 Cleveland Street Surry Hills NSW 2010

PAN-54482 Restoration and redevelopment of the Cathedral of the Annunciation of Our Lady site. Includes conservation works to the Cathedral building and construction of a crypt; demolition of the existing theological college building; alterations and additions to the former St Paul’s rectory; and the construction of two, three storey buildings. The former rectory and the new buildings are proposed to be connected and accommodate worship spaces; function rooms; museum; library; offices; theological college domiciles and shared facilities, guest domiciles, bookstore and the Dean’s residence. A café kiosk is also proposed. The proposed operating hours for all publicly accessible spaces is 8am to 8pm Monday to Sunday. Cathedral and function spaces to operate until 3am on Christmas Day and Easter Sunday (Greek Orthodox). The proposal is Integrated Development under the Heritage Act 1977.

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(Source: City of Sydney, reference D/2020/1361)

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  1. Rick Calvi commented

    I approve & consent to the DA proposal, however, the site is a place of worship and should remain a religious facility only. It should not include a secondary business such as a Café/kiosk. There are numerous cafes in/around the Redfern area. These Café operators are paying rents to trade & it would be unfair/detrimental to their existing businesses should another Café open nearby. A lot of these existing Cafes appreciate & rely on parishioners dining in their Cafes during/after functions/events/masses being held at the Church. To open a Café/kiosk internally, you will take away business trade from existing Cafes to an in-house Café at the Church, all whilst these attendees have taken up valuable parking spaces in the entire area of Redfern. I think it's a matter of fairness that the Church focuses on religious activity, not incorporating other businesses in a holy place. What next, a car washing business on site?

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