Post-War Residential Heritage Study
Read the Post-War Modern Residential Heritage Study.
Bayside is home to many significant mid-century properties thanks to a concentration of innovative architects building in the years following World War II.
A Post-War Modern Residential Heritage Study has been compiled by independent specialists to identify and document places within Bayside which should be considered for heritage protection.
Council considered feedback from the preliminary consultation on this Study at its July 2022 meeting and resolved to remove 28 properties from inclusion in a heritage overlay. Minutes from the Council Meeting, including the full Council Resolution can be read here.
In addition, Council resolved to commence a Planning Scheme Amendment to apply a Heritage Overlay to the recommended places (with the deletion of 28 properties), and also request the Minister for Planning to apply interim controls to these places.
Council has received authorisation from the Minister for Planning to commence the Planning Scheme Amendment which is now known as Amendment C192bays. In addition, interim controls to all these properties now apply.
The planning process for a Heritage Overlay has several steps in place to ensure property owner and stakeholder views are considered prior to the application of heritage protection.
These steps include a Public Exhibition Period for Amendment C192bays, which will run from 7 September 2023 until 19 October 2023. This will provide property owners and stakeholders the opportunity to support or object to the proposed heritage controls.
Post exhibition, Council will request the Minister of Planning to appoint an independent planning panel to hear submissions and make recommendations. You can find out more about this process in the timeline on this page.
Amendment C192bays Public Exhibition
The public exhibition is open from 7 September to 19 October 2023.
Project timeline
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Timeline item 1 - complete
Stage 1: Preparation of Draft Heritage Study February – December 2021
Council engages a heritage consultant.
Generally, assessment of places is undertaken on a step by step basis, starting with a preliminary assessment. This involves a documentation review and desktop fieldwork.
On-site fieldwork is undertaken - physical inspection of places helps identify properties that are worthy of further investigation.
From this, the heritage consultant is able to further assess places that may be of potential significance and prepare a Draft Heritage Study.
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Stage 2: Draft Heritage Study
A Draft Heritage Study is prepared and recommends places for inclusion in the Heritage Overlay.
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Stage 3: Preliminary consultation
7 February – 30 April 2022
Council provides an opportunity for property owners and relevant stakeholders to submit feedback on the Draft Heritage Study. This includes providing information that may not have been considered previously.
Read the Phase 1 community engagement report.
A Delegated Committee of Council heard submissions in relation to the draft Post-War Modern Residential Heritage Study on 15 and 16 June 2022.
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Stage 4: Finalise the Study
July 2022
Council considered feedback from the preliminary consultation at its July 2022 meeting, and whether to:
- Adopt the Study (with or without changes)
- Commence a Planning Scheme Amendment process to apply the Heritage Overlay to the recommended places.
Read the meeting agenda
Read the meeting minutes
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Stage 5: Planning Scheme Amendment Process begins
August 2022
Council sought authorisation from the Minister for Planning to exhibit the Amendment.
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Stage 6: Public Exhibition Period
7 September - 19 October 2023
Council provides property owners and stakeholders with the opportunity to support or object to the proposed heritage controls.
The Public Exhibition period must be publicly advertised and open for a minimum of 28 days. Due to school holidays, the exhibition period will be run for a period of 42 days.
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Stage 7: Consider submissions received during public exhibition period
Where submissions are received seeking changes to the proposed amendment, a request will be made of the Minister for Planning to appoint an independent Planning Panel to consider those submissions received, in accordance with Council's 19 July 2022 meeting resolution.
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Stage 8: Panel Hearing (if required)
All submitters in the Public Exhibition Period (Stage 6) and Council are provided an opportunity to present their case to the Panel. Learn more about Planning Panels.
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Stage 9: Panel Report provided to Council
The Planning Panel Report provides recommendations to Council as to how to proceed with the amendment.
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Stage 10: Final decision
Council considers the Panel’s recommendations and decides whether to:
- Adopt the amendment as recommended by the Panel or with additional changes, or
- Abandon the amendment
If Council decides to adopt the Amendment, approval is requested by the Minister for Planning.
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