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1 Table of Contents Part A Introduction Introduction Background Report Objectives Report Methodology, Structure and Terminology Methodology Structure Terminology Site Identification Precinct Identification The Study Team Documentary Sources Report Limitations Acknowledgments 14 Part B Understanding the Resource Thematic History Introduction Gu-rin-gai And Settlers Isolation And Romance The Public Magazines Origins of the magazine History of the Magazine Buildings and structures: Powderhulk Bay Buildings and Structures: Eastern shore Buildings and Structures: Western shore The Explosives Department The Industrial Process Nature of the Resource An Integrated Natural and Cultural Landscape Natural Landscape Cultural Landscape Greater Gu-Ring-Gai Setting Natural Setting The Aboriginal Landscape Aboriginal Archaeological Resource Greater Sydney Region Aboriginal Sites in Bantry Bay Aboriginal Sites located within the Study Area Summary Resource Exploitation Old Bullock Track 55 MARY DALLAS CONSULTING ARCHAEOLOGISTS Page 1
2 3.4.2 Lime Burners and Oyster Gathers Recreational Use Walters Family Balmain New Ferry Company Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine Complex Precinct Identification Development of the Magazine Complex Setting Development of the Landscape Setting Description of Key Building and Site Elements Specific Design Criteria Which Reflect the Explosive s Storage Use of the Site Demolished Elements Integrity of the Site, Buildings and Infrastructure Condition of the Site, Buildings and Infrastructure Contamination of the Site, Buildings and Infrastructure Moveable Heritage Items Incorporation into NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service Maintenance Works Park Infrastructure Assessment of Cultural Significance Assessment of Cultural Significance NSW State Heritage Register Criteria Natural Heritage Assessment of the Site Comparative Assessment Explosive Magazine complexes Pleasure Grounds Statement of Cultural Significance Grading of Relative Significance Primary Significance Contributory Significance Little or No Significance Actions which have had a detrimental Impact on the significance & integrity of the complex: 101 Part C Opportunities and Constraints Obligations and Constraints Retention of the Integrated Cultural and Natural Significance Values Opportunities and Constraints Arising from the Statement of Significance National Agencies Australian Heritage Commission Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC) The Native Title Act State Government Agencies Regional Environmental Plan No. 23 Sydney And Middle Harbours NSW Heritage Council NSW Waterways Authority NSW National Parks and Wildlife Services Aboriginal Land Rights Act Planning NSW Threatened Species Conservation Act MARY DALLAS CONSULTING ARCHAEOLOGISTS Page 2
3 5.4.8 Noxious Weeds Act Rural Fires Act Local Government Agencies Warringah Council Manly Council Willoughby City Council Community Groups National Trust of Australia (NSW) Australia ICOMOS Local Community Groups Occupational Health and Safety Constraints Conserving the Cultural Resources NPWS Management NPWS Management Obligations for Natural and Cultural Resources Garigal National Park, Plan of Management Staged Capital Works Programs Evolutionary Change and Development Environmental Conditions Condition of the Site, Buildings and Infrastructure Condition of the Receiving Shed No Contamination of the Site, Buildings and Infrastructure Managing the Landscape Setting Visual Curtilage Precinct 1: Western Shore Precinct 2: Eastern Shore Aboriginal Cultural Resources Security Historical Archaeological Zoning Plan Introduction Preliminary Research Questions Types of Archaeological Elements Archaeological Potential Significance of the Archaeological Resource Archaeological Features Archaeological Management Zones Archaeological Management Policies Adapting to a New Direction NPWS Opportunities Selection of Appropriate New Uses Uses Identified in the Past Constraints Arising from the Re-use of the Magazine Complex Contamination Provision of Access Provision/Upgrade of Services Catch Up Works and On-going Maintenance Options for Re-use Short Term Opportunities Long Term Opportunities 160 MARY DALLAS CONSULTING ARCHAEOLOGISTS Page 3
4 8.0 Interpreting the Cultural Resource Introduction Interpretive Objectives Interpretation Methods Visitor Management The Sense of Place Bantry Bay and the History of Sydney 166 Part D Conservation Policies and Guidelines Primary Conservation Philosophy NPWS Operational Management Policies Heritage Management Obligations National Agencies NSW State Agencies Local Government Agencies Community Groups Upgrade Plan of Management Secure Adequate Funding for Long Term Maintenance Programs Staged Overall Development Programs Maintain Security Review of the Conservation Management Plan Conservation Policies for Managing Character Conservation of Significance Making Significance Accessible to the Public Site Development Guidelines Decontamination Provision of Access Generally Precinct 1: Western Shore Precinct 2: Eastern Shore Provision/Upgrade of Services Catch Up Capital Works On-going Maintenance Aboriginal Heritage Conservation and Management Policies Recognition of Significance Consultation with Aboriginal Communities Protection of Aboriginal Cultural Resources Managing Aboriginal Heritage Managing Potential Aboriginal Heritage Interpretation and Cultural Tourism 181 MARY DALLAS CONSULTING ARCHAEOLOGISTS Page 4
5 13.0 Landscape Conservation Management Policies Managing the visual curtilage Landscape Management Policies Precinct 1: Western Shore Precinct 2: Eastern Shore Built Environment Conservation Policies Conservation Principles and Processes The Burra Charter Consistent Terminology Treatment of Fabric, Features and Artefacts of Differing Grades of Significance_ Conservation of Significant Characteristics Conservation of Significant Fabric Reinstatement of Significant Missing Fabric Ordinance Compliance Conservation of Moveable Heritage Items Recording Managing Documentary Material Conservation Skills and Experience On-going Maintenance Program Historical Archaeological Conservation Policies Conservation Policies for Adapting to New Uses General Adaption Guidelines Long Term Adaptive Re-Use Guidelines Preferred Choices for Adaptive Re-Use Short Term Long Term Policies for Interpreting Significance Core Interpretation Principles Interpretation policies Visitor Management 200 Part E Implementing the Plan Implementation Priorities and Staging Short Term Activities Medium Term Activities Long Term Activities Landscape Management Performance Criteria NPWS Management Implementation 205 MARY DALLAS CONSULTING ARCHAEOLOGISTS Page 5
6 18.4 Conservation Management Implementation Aboriginal Heritage Conservation Implementation Landscape Conservation Implementation Built Environment Conservation Implementation Catch Up Capital Works Ongoing Maintenance Plan Monitoring Activities Plan Historical Archaeology Conservation Implementation Adaptive Re-Use Implementation Interpretation Implementation 222 Part F Supporting Material 19.0 Bibliography 20.0 Bushland Management Report 21.0 Letter from the MLALC MARY DALLAS CONSULTING ARCHAEOLOGISTS Page 6
7 Part A Introduction MARY DALLAS CONSULTING ARCHAEOLOGISTS Page 7
8 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background This CMP forms the basis for the overall strategic management of the Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine complex to facilitate its long term conservation and future use in line with NPWS management objectives. The CMP expands on the existing Garigal National Park Plan of Management (NPWS 1998) and the Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine Conservation Plan (NPWS 1991). The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is legislatively responsible for environmental land management and conservation of places of natural and cultural heritage value. The NPWS has managed the Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine complex since its closure in The CMP articulates the philosophy and sets out short, medium and long term conservation management outcomes for the Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine complex. As such the Plan sets parameters that identify opportunities and constraints to guide the introduction of compatible adaptive reuse of the site, buildings and landscape. The CMP also addresses interpretation, archaeological management, cultural landscape, development control and design guidelines, species management and natural landscape management. 1.2 Report Objectives The primary objective for this Conservation Management Plan, as set out in the project brief, is to provide a clear philosophy and direction for the policies and strategies to guide the NPWS in the conservation and management of the Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine complex, within the context of appropriate re-use. To meet this objective a number of aspects were required to be addressed: The balanced and compatible management of cultural (Aboriginal and Nonindigenous) and natural heritage values of the site within its regional context; The cultural significance of the explosives magazine and its comparative significance as a representative example of similar places within Australia and beyond; NPWS management framework, legislative requirements and other stakeholder issues related to the conservation and management of the complex; Consideration of the NPWS Corporate Plan, current NPWS site management and conservation and cultural tourism objectives, the 1998 Garigal National Park Plan of Management and the 1991 Bantry Bay Explosive Magazine Conservation Plan; MARY DALLAS CONSULTING ARCHAEOLOGISTS Page 8
9 Provide development control planning to provide appropriate guidance for the management of the conservation and/or development of the place, and its multiple uses, with consideration to cultural tourism, ongoing public role and conservation/adaptation for new uses, which ensure the retention and enhancement of the diverse heritage values. In addition to these objectives, NPWS recognises and respects the fact that the Aboriginal community associated with the area of the complex have a fundamental right to be part of any decisions made about the future management of these places. This study includes an Aboriginal heritage component, which aims to identify current consultation and participation processes in NPWS management practices, and to suggest a framework for ongoing and future consultation. The Aboriginal Heritage component also provides a preliminary assessment of the importance of the place to the Aboriginal communities in terms of prehistoric archaeological sites, post contact and contemporary Aboriginal history and associations with this area against which the NPWS can help structure future consultation. The Aboriginal consultation program and the findings of this component of the study are not intended to be final or conclusive, rather a step in an ongoing program of consultation to establish management processes with the Aboriginal community. 1.3 Report Methodology, Structure and Terminology Methodology The key methodology of this CMP has been to consider the Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine complex within its natural and cultural landscape setting. The Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine complex is dominated by a natural landscape of steep sandstone topography and tranquil waters of Bantry Bay. Within this natural landscape are various storage and ancillary buildings, infrastructure, artificial landforms and managed landscape elements of the complex, which form its cultural landscape. Prior to the construction of the complex, the natural landscape had also been shaped by Aboriginal and early European occupation of the bay. The result is an integrated cultural and natural landscape setting, which has essentially been quarantined from urban development by the requirement of its specific explosives storage use and difficult topography. This CMP draws on the fundamental methodology contained within the Australia ICOMOS Burra Charter and Dr JS Kerr s The Conservation Plan, by first gaining a thorough understanding of the complex and its contribution to the NPWS resource of Garigal National Park. Opportunities and constraints for the conservation and adaptive re-use of the complex are then identified, which inform the ultimate conservation and management policies and guidelines. Conservation recommendations have also been prepared with reference to the ICOMOS International Cultural Tourism Charter. This CMP has been prepared in accordance with the guidelines established by the NSW Heritage Office. The study commenced with a review of the existing documentary material previously available within the NPWS. This information was supplemented by additional research at the Department of Mines, Mitchell Library and Department of Public Works. Site visits were undertaken in December 2000 and January 2001 with consultants and relevant NPWS staff. The study took account of the extraordinary combination of natural and cultural values, which are inherent in the complex. MARY DALLAS CONSULTING ARCHAEOLOGISTS Page 9
10 1.3.2 Structure The study blends Aboriginal and non-indigenous heritage values and responses together, in order to provide a combined understanding of the cultural landscape. It also blends descriptive text and graphics of the landscape and built environment, with the historical narrative of how those aspects of the cultural landscape shaped final outcomes. The report is divided into five major sections: Introduction Understanding the Resource Constraints and Opportunities Conservation Policies and Guidelines Implementation Terminology The general conservation terminology utilised within this report is consistent with that adopted in the Australia ICOMOS Burra Charter. 1.4 Site Identification The Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine complex forms part of the National Parks and Wildlife Service Northern Beaches Area, and occupies an area of 14 hectares on the foreshores of Bantry Bay. Bantry Bay is located within Middle Harbour, and the foreshores of the bay form part of the Garigal National Park. FIGURE Location of Bantry Bay within Garigal National Park Source: Garigal National Park Plan of Management, NPWS, November (Not to Scale) MARY DALLAS CONSULTING ARCHAEOLOGISTS Page 10
11 1.4.1 Precinct Identification The Magazine complex occupies both the western and eastern shores of Bantry Bay. For the purpose of this report, the Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine complex has been divided into three distinct precincts as follows. Precinct 1: Western Shore Solely used for the storage of explosives since 1914, prior to which the area was bush, this precinct extends from the sea wall on the eastern side, to the existing fence line of the complex. This precinct contains the majority of the storage magazines, ancillary buildings and infrastructure which make up the Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine complex. Precinct 2: Eastern Shore The eastern shore has had a more layered history, being used prior to the establishment of the Explosives Magazine complex for a range of uses, including residential, recreational and industrial uses. The boundaries of this precinct are difficult to define, and essentially extend to the current cultured landscape, including those elements which relate to the magazine complex, or pre-date the operational period of the complex. Precinct 3: Bay Extending between the foreshores of the bay, this precinct includes any potential remnant archaeological material associated with the operation of the magazine complex. 1.5 The Study Team The Study Team responsible for this project comprised: Sera Jane Peters and Anita Krivickas of Graham Brooks and Associates, Heritage Consultants Matthew Taylor of Taylor Brammer Landscape Architects Judith Rawling of Urban Bushland Management Consultants Mary Dallas of Mary Dallas Consulting Archaeologists. MARY DALLAS CONSULTING ARCHAEOLOGISTS Page 11
12 Figure Plan of the study area, showing precincts (Scale 1:2,000) MARY DALLAS CONSULTING ARCHAEOLOGISTS Page 12
13 1.6 Documentary Sources Existing documentary material available within the NPWS, which was reviewed for this CMP, includes the following: Garigal National Park Plan of Management, NPWS, November 1998; Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine Conservation Plan, NPWS, 1991; Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine complex and Davidson Park State Recreational Area, A Report on the Architectural Significance of the Buildings and Associated Cultural Resources, NPWS, 1989; Bantry Bay Planning Study, Latona Masterman and Associates, August 1982; Brief for Maintenance Works, Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine, NPWS, May 2000; Conservation Plan Old Bullock Track, Bantry Bay, NPWS, 1994; and Various aerial photographs of the bay and surrounds. This material was supplemented by additional documentary material and images, including the following: Reports of the Working of the NSW Explosives Department, Department of Mines, and historic photographs located at the Department of Public Works; Historic photographs, maps and plans sourced at the NSW Department of Mineral Resources and Mitchell Library. The full collection of Explosive Department photographs held in the NSW Department of Mineral Resources collection was not sourced during the preparation of this report; Contemporary photographs taken by Graham Brooks, Anita Krivickas and Matthew Taylor during site inspections in December 2000; and Sera Jane Peters in January Internet references to comparative explosives storage complexes within Australia. A full list of sources referred to during this CMP is included in the Bibliography, chapter Report Limitations Although considerable primary research was undertaken for the preparation of this report, the original drawings for the construction of the magazines could not be located. Access into the interior of the majority of the magazine buildings was not available for the preparation of this report, as these have been made secure to deter vandals, with the exception of the Receiving Shed, Examining Shed, Air Raid Shelter, Magazine No. 16 and former Testing Shed. Internal descriptions and assessments of condition have been sourced from previous documents (Bantry Bay Explosives Magazine Conservation Plan prepared by the NPWS in 1991). MARY DALLAS CONSULTING ARCHAEOLOGISTS Page 13
14 There has been no structural assessment of the buildings to identify their condition, and any structural repairs, which may be required. It is a recommendation of this report that such an assessment be undertaken for the Receiving Shed, which appears structurally in poor condition. There has been no assessment of the social value of the complex for the broader community as part of the preparation of this report. While there has been some assessment of the contemporary values of the place to Aboriginal people, through discussions with the MLALC, this has not been comprehensive. 1.8 Acknowledgments The authors would like to thank all of those who assisted in the preparation of this CMP, including: Steve Brown, and Miriam Stacy, Cultural Heritage Division, NPWS; Chris McIntosh, and Alan Ginns, Sydney North Region, NPWS; Mark Watt, Ranger, Garigal National Park; NPWS; Allen Madden representing the Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land Council (MLALC) and the Gadigal Native Title Claimant Organisation, who participated in the field inspections of the study area and provided comments on local site management. MARY DALLAS CONSULTING ARCHAEOLOGISTS Page 14
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