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Heritage Listing | St George Church Rose Bay

240 Comments

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Rade Radan
3 years ago

Heritage listing the Church precludes sustainable and ecologically beneficial improvements and changes to a very ordinary structure

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Nikos Spy
3 years ago

As a Greek community with such rich culture and values we can only be embarrassed by the notion that a 60 year old building be considered heritage. Perhaps in another 200 years. Definite no to this heritage listing.

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Harry Theodore
3 years ago

I oppose the heritage listing of our church by Woollahra Council

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Costa Cominos
3 years ago

The church building should not be heritage listed as there are many improvements that have occurred over the years, the building as it currently appears is not of any significant heritage value and the church should be able to continue to make improvements without the unnecessary costs of a heritage listed building.

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Christina Panayi
3 years ago

We were married at St Geirge Church Rise Bay on 20 th November 1964

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Patricia Souleles
3 years ago

Our church community is a vibrant one that attracts faithful from all over Sydney. The services, which are live streamed, reach the wider Australian population as well as overseas viewers because of the English content and the relevance of Orthodoxy for today. We need to grow this church not stifle it.

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Anna Castrissios
3 years ago

Please do not heritage list St George Church Rose Bay. Thank you.

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Barbara Economou
3 years ago

There is no way that St. George Greek Othodox Church in Rose Bay is a Heritage Building . St. George Church was built in 1962. How can it be Heritage!

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Christie Amelia Bryant
3 years ago

Our church in Rose Bay does not require Heritage Listing since the building is successfully cared for by the parishioners and it is not the original structure having been built in 1962 then improved over the years. The complications of Heritage Listing are expensive and not necessary for this community.

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Matthew Higginson
3 years ago

Heritage listing this building would not be appropriate. Heritage listing a living, breathing building/institution is a mistaken application of tradition and conservation.

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Emmanouil Spanos
3 years ago

No heritage list for our church!

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Chris A Carr
3 years ago

To assert that this building has any heritage significance is a ridiculous notion.

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Koula Pertsoulis
3 years ago

The church has no Heritage significance at all, therefore should not be Heritage listed.

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Asimina Drougas
3 years ago

No heritage listing for this site please!

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James M
3 years ago

I am against this heritage listing!

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James Stevens
3 years ago

Our church is growing and we don't want to be constrained in doing what we have to do for our church community.

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John Andrews
3 years ago Featured

Heritage listing of the building in the circumstances is not appropriate; however Woollahra Council could busy itself in Heritage listing some of its existing structures. It is a nice enough building but it is not the Parthenon.

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Koula Pertsoulis
3 years ago

The church has no Heritage significance at all, therefore should be Heritage listed.

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Erephily Filacouridis
3 years ago

I do not agree with heritage listing a modern style building especially when so many aspects have been updated & are not significant as a structure. The church as the custodians of the bricks & mortar should & will be able to make the best decisions for the structure to fit the needs of the Church family it looks after.

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Helen Houridis
3 years ago

The building has no heritage significance whatsoever. A typical example of bureaucratic intrusion .