
Health, education and community · Waterloo NSW
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This Victorian Gothic sandstone church, built in 1858, suffered stone damage due to long-term water seepage. The project carried out restoration while preserving historical features such as the rose window and lancet windows. The builder provided urban planning and accessibility consulting services, and acted as the applicant submitting the application through the Planning Portal.
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The blue lines come from the government licence register and are quoted as they stand. A name with no blue line has not been matched to a register record.
Sources: a builder published price is a contract price the builder chose to make public and the platform does not guarantee it. An owner reported price comes from the owner and the platform has not checked it. A declared cost is the estimate an applicant lodged with government and is not a contract price. The three are measured differently, so they cannot be compared directly.