Newtown Heritage Study Review 2008 - City of Greater Geelong

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Newtown Heritage Study Review, July 2009 – Volume 1 HERITAGE PLACES Introduction The study area includes 11 heritage overlay areas (heritage precincts), together with 31 individual heritage places located outside the heritage precincts. Heritage Precincts The following breakdown provides an indication of the number of heritage places assessed, according to their location and level of significance: Precinct Name No Local Significance No Contributory Significance Aberdeen 0 21 4 Eyre 7 39 12 Hermitage 5 6 6 William and Margaret Street 1 46 12 Shannon 3 27 4 Avenue Clarkes 2 51 13 Hill Bareena 6 66 32 Estate Mercers 3 12 4 Hill Cairns 0 22 12 Avenue Fairview 4 32 11 Bona 0 22 2 Vista Total 31 344 112 Total 487 sites within the 11 heritage precinct areas. No Non- Significance A study area map including the heritage precincts can be found at section 3.1 of this report Individual Heritage Places The following is a list of potential places of individual significance located outside the heritage precinct areas: • 21 Aberdeen Street “Felicita”; • 23 Aberdeen Street; • 25 Aberdeen Street; • 27 Aberdeen Street; • 31-61 Aberdeen Street (St John’s Lutheran School); • 84 Aphrasia Street; • 86 Aphrasia Street; • 92 Aphrasia Street; • 35/37 Cumberland Street (duplex pair); • 39 Cumberland Street; • 318 LaTrobe Terrace; • 364/366 LaTrobe Terrace; • 18 Marshall Street; • 8 Mercer Parade; • 25 Mercer Parade; • 104 Nicholas Street; • 106 Nicholas Street; Prepared by City of Greater Geelong 2
Newtown Heritage Study Review, July 2009 – Volume 1 • 2 Noble Street (Sawyers Arms Hotel); • 288 Pakington Street; • 289 Pakington Street; • 293 Pakington Street; • 312 Pakington Street; • 313 Pakington Street; • 331 Pakington Street; • 333 Pakington Street; • 336 Pakington Street (Cremorne Hotel); • 366A Pakington Street; • 46 Retreat Road • 11 Stinton Avenue; • 16 Stinton Avenue; • 35 Stinton Avenue Other individual places of significance are included, and identified within the respective heritage precincts. Places identified as having local significance, but without detailed heritage citations, will be included within a heritage precinct until resources allow for their further assessment and subsequent inclusion in the Greater Geelong Planning Scheme as part of a future amendment Recommendations It is recommended that the heritage places identified, assessed and documented according to the Australia ICOMOS Burra Charter and the Criteria for the Register of the National Estate (as prescribed in the VPP Practice Note: Applying the Heritage Overlay) be considered for the following statutory protection: • 11 heritage precinct areas for the Greater Geelong Planning Scheme (to be included in the Schedule to the Heritage Overlay to Clause 43.01 of the planning scheme). • 31 places outside the heritage precinct areas for the Greater Geelong Planning Scheme (to be included in the Schedule to the Heritage Overlay to Clause 43.01 of the planning scheme). All places will be mapped in the relevant planning scheme HO maps. As an interim measure, all the places including individual heritage places and precinct areas recommended for inclusion in Clause 43.01 Heritage Overlay in the planning scheme should be included in an interim heritage control during the preparation of a formal planning scheme amendment. It is recommended that the Newtown Heritage Review Study (all Volumes) be included as Reference Documents in the “References” sections of Clauses 21.16 and 22.20, and in the relevant sections of each local heritage precinct policy in the Greater Geelong Planning Scheme. All places identified in the Study will be subject to the planning policies in Clause 21.16 Cultural Heritage and Clause 22.20 Cultural Heritage to the planning scheme. In addition places identified in the heritage precinct areas will be subject to the relevant policy to be prepared for each precinct. This is in addition to the policies in the State Planning Policy Framework Clause 15.11 Heritage. HERMES & Victorian Heritage Database All data from the Newtown Heritage Study Review Volume 2 Inventory are recommended to be included on the HERMES database. This will allow for filtered information to be made available to the public online. Prepared by City of Greater Geelong 3
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