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21.08 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS the Following Reference MACEDON RANGES PLANNING SCHEME 21.08 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS -/-/201- C66 The following reference documents will provide background to and assist in the administration and implementation of the planning scheme: Macedon Ranges Macedon Ranges and Surrounds- Report of Studies for the Preparation of Statement of Planning Policy Number 8, Town and Country Planning Board (1975) Statement of Planning Policy No. 8 - Macedon Ranges and Surrounds, Government of Victoria (1975) Macedon Regional Park Management Plan Macedon Ranges Tourism Strategy, The Strategy Shop, 1995 Macedon Ranges Cultural Heritage and Landscape Study, Trevor Budge and Associates, 1994 Leisure Strategy Plan For Macedon Ranges Shire, Gary Henshall and Associates, 1996 Environmental Management Strategy, Macedon Ranges Shire and Context Pty Ltd, 1998 Regional Catchment Strategies for the Port Phillip and Western Port Region, Port Phillips Regional Catchment and Land Protection Board, 1997 North Central Regional Catchment Strategy, North Central Catchment and Land Protection Board, 1997 Macedon Ranges Shire Council Municipal Fire Prevention Plan, Macedon Ranges Shire Council, 1999 Mt William Pre-Contact Pilot Study, Hilary du Cros, 1996 Rural Land Review, RPD Group, 2002 Kyneton Kyneton Framework Plan, John Bennet & Associates and Newell Barret, 1991 Kyneton Retail Strategy, Henshall Hansen & Associates and Green, Dale & Associates, 1990 Kyneton Retail Strategy Review, Henshall Hansen & Associates and Green, Dale & Associates, 1997 Kyneton Streetscape Study, Chris Dance, Land Design Pty Ltd, 1994 Shire of Kyneton Conservation (Heritage) Study, David Bick for Heritage Branch, Ministry for Planning & Environment and Shire of Kyneton, 1990 Campaspe River Kyneton Landscape Concept Plan, Chris Dance, Land Design Pty Ltd, 1994 Kyneton Land Capability Study, NM Baxter & GB Boyle, 1996 Gisborne Gisborne Residential Strategy, Shire of Gisborne, 1990 Gisborne Township Residential Review, Trevor Budge & Associates, 1993 MUNICIPAL STRATEGIC STATEMENT - CLAUSE 21.08 PAGE 1 OF 3 MACEDON RANGES PLANNING SCHEME Gisborne Central Business Planning Strategy, Meldrum Burrows, A T Cocks & Partners Pty Ltd and Grogan Richards Pty Ltd, 1988 Brantome Street, Gisborne Study, Hassel Planning Consulting Pty Ltd and Land Systems EBC Pty Ltd, 1991 Gisborne Non-Urban Zone Review, Shire of Gisborne, 1993 Jacksons Creek, Gisborne Study, Tract Consultants Aust Pty Ltd, 1987 Gisborne Township Traffic Study, TTM Consulting Pty Ltd, 1994 Station Road, New Gisborne, Streetscape Study, Trevor Scott, 1988 Gisborne Recreation Plan, Shire of Gisborne, 1991 Gisborne Botanical Gardens Development Plan, Shire of Gisborne, 1990 Woodend Woodend Strategy Plan, Scott & Furphy Consulting Group, 1974 Woodend Drainage Study, Coomes Consulting Group, 1997 Woodend Land Capability Study, Robin Singleton & Mal Oriner, 1992 Woodend Urban Design Strategy, Department of Infrastructure & Macedon Ranges Shire Council, 1999 Specific Romsey Outline Development Plan, Macedon Ranges Shire Council, November 2009. Romsey Residential Character Study, Hansen Partnership Pty Ltd, November 2010. Romsey Residential Character Study Design Guidelines, Hansen Partnership Pty Ltd, November 2010. Riddells Creek Town Centre Structure Plan, Urban Consulting Group, 1991 Shire of Romsey Strategy Plan, USE Consultants Pty Ltd, 1990/1992 Romsey Land Capability Study, N M Baxter, G Boyle & E Jones, 1994 Roadside Management Plan for Romsey, Newham, Woodend & Kyneton, Shires of Romsey, Newham and Woodend and Kyneton, 1994 Roadside Management Plan for Gisborne, Shire of Gisborne and Victorian Roadsides Conservation Council, 1994 An Assessment of Conservation Values in the Shire of Newham & Woodend, M J Allen, 1985 Vic Roads Woodend By-Pass EES Technical Reports, Vic Roads, 1993 Vic Roads Carlsruhe Freeway Studies, VicRoads Vic Roads Black Forest By-Pass EES Technical Reports, Vic Roads, 1995 Hanging Rock Management Plan, Loder & Baley, 1993 Development Plan for Magnet Hill, Landscape Report, Trevor Scott & David Holmgress, 1991 Aboriginal Cultural Resource Management Grid Map, Aboriginal Affairs Victoria. Black Gum Strategy, J Yugovic, 1994 MUNICIPAL STRATEGIC STATEMENT - CLAUSE 21.08 PAGE 2 OF 3 MACEDON RANGES PLANNING SCHEME Macedon Ranges Conservation Society Environmental Report, Macedon Ranges Conservation Society MUNICIPAL STRATEGIC STATEMENT - CLAUSE 21.08 PAGE 3 OF 3 .
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