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82 (Original Wine Bar), Bath Street, St. Helier, retained as Building of Local Interest.

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A decision made (31/08/2007) regarding: 82 (Original Wine Bar), Bath Street, St. Helier, retained as Building of Local Interest.

Subject:

82 (Original Wine Bar), Bath Street, St. Helier

Decision ref:

MD-PE-2007-0210

Exempt clause(s):

None

Type of report:

Written and oral

Report file ref:

HE0029

Person giving report (if oral):

Written report – author: Roger Hills, Curator of Historic Buildings

Written Report Title: Register of Buildings and Sites of Architectural, Archaeological and Historic Importance in Jersey: Appeal against registration - 82 Bath Street, St. Helier

Decision(s): The Minister for Planning and Environment determined that;

  • 82 Bath Street be retained of the Historic Buildings Register as a BLI

Reason(s) for decision:

82 Bath Street sufficiently retains its external historic form and detail to satisfy the criteria for registration as a Building of Local Interest

Action required:

  • Notify MS Planning
  • Notify Development Control

Signature:

(Minister/ Assistant Minister)

Date of Decision:

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82 (Original Wine Bar), Bath Street, St. Helier, retained as Building of Local Interest.

82 Bath Street, St. Helier

This report has been prepared by the Jersey Heritage Trust as part of its responsibility under a Service Level Agreement to provide reports and recommendations to the Minister for Planning and Environment on the registration of historic buildings and sites.

The Planning and Environment Department requested on 23 July 2007 that the Jersey Heritage Trust assess the architectural, historical and other interests of 82 Bath Street ahead of discussions with the Ministerial Registration and Listing Advisory Group.





















 

Author of report: Roger Hills BA(Hons) MA DipBldgCons (RICS) IHBC Curator of Historic Buildings

Date of report: 15 August 2007

File ref: HE0029
 

Relevant interests of the site (also see assessment form)

No.82 appears to have been built as a shop in the period 1900-1920 and the building retains its Edwardian character and architectural features indicative of the period. There is a timber shopfront with large fluted consoles to the fascia and green glazed tiles on the stall-riser, and a residential upper floor with canted bay window and adjacent 2-pane window with rendered trim. The roof pitch is unusually shallow and may have been altered following a fire in 1971.

Advice received (MRLAG or others)

MRLAG carried out an external inspection of the property at its meeting on 13 August 2007. Members unanimously recommended that No.82 be retained on the Register as a BLI.

JHT recommendation

82 Bath Street should be retained on the Register as a BLI as it retains its historic character and interest and makes a positive contribution to the streetscape.

Justification relating to criteria

82 Bath Street satisfies the criteria for registration as a Building of Local Interest as set out in the Interim Policies for the Conservation of Historic Buildings, which state that ‘Buildings included in the Register are those which retain their historic form and detail, and so make a significant and positive contribution to the architectural and historical character and appearance of Jersey’.

Attachments

 

Location plan

Assessment form and photographs

Board of Trustees

Chairman: Jurat John de Veulle OBE Vice-Chairman: Philip Le Brocq

Rowland Anthony, Geoffrey Crill, Connétable Simon Crowcroft, Blair Gould, Clive Jones, Deputy Carolyn Labey, Paul Nicolle, Jane Stubbs,

Jonathan Voak

 

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