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Heritage Incentive Grant.
The Christchurch City Council’s Heritage Incentive Grants Fund provides financial assistance to owners of heritage items listed in the City Plan and Banks Peninsula District Plan.
Further funds became available and a contestable round of applications for funding from the Canterbury Earthquake Heritage Buildings Trust closed in February 2018. All funds are allocated, but keep an eye on this site for any further allocations. Please review the Fund policy and use the fund application form to seek assistance.
The Christchurch City Council’s Heritage Incentive Grants Fund provides financial assistance to owners of heritage items listed in the City Plan and Banks Peninsula District Plan.
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66 Gloucester St, Christchurch, The gallery was designed by Stewart Minson and Holger Henning Hanson and opened in 1968. It is an important surviving example of Modern Movement architecture in Christchurch and will be ranked on the proposed CCC City Plan list. $46,000 granted
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471 Ferry Road, Christchurch. The stone cottage was built by the stonemason, James Courtenay, c.1863 as his family’s home. Category 2 Historic Place (Heritage New Zealand List Number 1915). Listed on the Christchurch City plan, (Protected Buildings) as group 3, $60,000 granted.
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112 High Street, Rangiora, built in1880 for Joseph Oram Shepherd. Category 2 Historic Place (Heritage New Zealand List Number.3783) It is listed in the Waimakariri District Plan as a Heritage Building and given “Landmarks” status in 2001.$210,000 granted.
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208 King Street Rangiora, 1875, Double brick family home for builder, Samuel Ayers. Category 2 Historic Place [Heritage New Zealand List Number 3764,] Waimakariri District Council Heritage list and recognised as a District “Landmark” building in 2003. $38,287.35 granted.
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98-100 Chester Street East, 1882, Victorian Italianate semi-detached townhouse.Listed on the Christchurch City plan, (Protected Buildings) as group 3, $65,000 granted.
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10 Norwich Quay, Lyttelton Listed in the schedule of Notable Buildings, Objects and Sites: Banks Peninsula District Plan $20,000 granted
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Christ’s College Quadrangle, Rolleston Avenue. 1915-1921, Cecil Wood, architect. Category 1 Historic Place (Heritage New Zealand List Number 3278). Listed on the Christchurch City plan, (Protected Buildings) as group 2 $50,000 granted
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21 Worcester Boulevard, late 19th century single storied villa. Listed on the Christchurch City plan, (Protected Buildings) as group 3 $50,000 granted.
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2 Macmillan Avenue, Category 2 Historic Place (Heritage New Zealand List Number 1842) Listed on the Christchurch City Plan as group 3. $14.000.00 granted.
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8 Tui Street Category 1 Historic Place (Heritage New Zealand List Number 3681) Listed on the Christchurch City Plan as group 1. $200,000.00 granted.
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71 Colombo Street. Category II Historic Places (Register Number 1902) Listed on the Christchurch City Plan as group 2. $20,000.00 granted.
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720 Sleemans Road, Glenroy. H117 Selwyn District Plan [Rural]. $25,000.00 granted.
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1-38 New Regent Street. Historic Area (Heritage New Zealand List Number 7057), Christchurch City Plan as group 2. $76,000.00 granted.
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137-139 High Street (unit in Duncan’s Building). Category 2 Historic Place (Heritage New Zealand List Number 1864), Listed on the Christchurch City Plan as group 3, $40,000.00 granted.
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One of the two original malt kilns, which were used to dry the barley and develop the malt, has survived the earthquakes largely unscathed. The kiln is a superb example of industrial architecture. It is highly ornamented for a building which served an entirely functionary purpose. This building has now been demolished.
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143-147 Gloucester Street. Category 1 Historic Place (Heritage New Zealand List Number 1936), Listed on the Christchurch City Plan as group 1. $501,200.00 granted.
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167 Hereford Street, Christchurch. Not registered or listed. $140,000.00 granted
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82 Bealey Ave, Christchurch. Category 2 Historic Place (Heritage New Zealand List Number 1939), Listed on the Christchurch City Plan as group 3 . $37,500.00 granted.
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Darfield, RD.1. Category 1 Historic Place (Heritage New Zealand List Number 9483), Listed on the Selwyn District Plan as historic. $95,925.00 granted.
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179 High Street, Christchurch City Listed as Group 2 on the Christchurch City Plan. Category 2 Historic Place (Heritage New Zealand List Number 1909). $1,000,000.00 granted.
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32 Salisbury Street, Christchurch City Listed as Group 4 on the Christchurch City Plan $175,000.00 granted
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527 Colombo Street, Christchurch City. Category 2 Historic Place (Heritage New Zealand List Number 3124). $142,132.00 granted
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129 Cambridge Terrace Listed as Group 2 on the Christchurch City Plan. Category 2 Historic Place (Heritage New Zealand List Number 1837). $28,720.00 granted
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14 Wise Street, Addington Listed as Group 2 on the Christchurch City Plan. Category 2 Historic Place (Heritage New Zealand List Number 7339). $500,000.00 granted.
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201-203 High Street, Christchurch City Listed as Group 4 on the Christchurch City Plan $225,000.00 granted (plus an additional $5,000.00 has been set aside as a contingency)
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167-175 High Street, Christchurch City Listed as Group 4 on the Christchurch City Plan $750,000.00 granted
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2 Worcester Boulevard Listed as Group 1 on the Christchurch City Plan and registered as Category 1 Historic Place (Heritage New Zealand List Number 7301). $5,000,000.00 granted
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32 Cathedral Square, Christchurch City Listed as Group 1 on the Christchurch City Plan. $5,000.00 granted (to retrieve the coat of arms from the Western entrance)
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439-584 Marine Drive, Orton Bradley Park, Charteris Bay Listed as Group 2 on the proposed Banks Peninsula Plan.Category 2 Historic Place (New Zealand Heritage List Number 5285) $90,000.00 granted (plus an additional $10,000.00 has been set aside as a contingency
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14 Hawford, Christchurch City Listed as Group 4 on the Christchurch City Plan $15,000.00 granted