WHITE HILLS AND EAST BENDIGO HERITAGE STUDY 2016 Volume 1

Final report 27 April 2016

Prepared for City of Greater Bendigo

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ii CITY OF GREATER BENDIGO CONTENTS

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY IV Findings iv Recommendations v 1 INTRODUCTION 1 1.1 Purpose 1 1.2 Acknowledgements 2 2 METHODOLOGY 3 2.1 Introduction 3 2.2 Study area 5 2.3 Key tasks 5 Inception 5 Fieldwork 6 Preliminary report 10 Assessment 10 3 KEY FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 12 3.1 Introduction 12 3.2 Key findings 12 3.3 Recommendations 13 Incorporated plan 14 3.4 Further work 14 Thematic Environmental history 14 Future work 15 Management of Hermes records for precincts 15 APPENDIX A– LIST OF IDENTIFIED PROPERTIES 17

APPENDIX B – SUMMARY OF PRELIMINARY FINDINGS 21

APPENDIX C – CONTEXT METHODOLOGY 24 APPENDIX D – MAPPING 30

APPENDIX E DRAFT HO SCHEDULE 42

APPENDIX F – PRECINCT TABLES 45

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The purpose White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study 2015 is to evaluate and document the places of post-contact cultural heritage significance identified but not yet assessed in the White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study (Lovell Chen, 2014). The 2014 Study assessed places within the Bendigo Hospital Precinct and a number of complex sites related to industrial history within the Study Area. The places identified in 2014 and not assessed were provided to the consultants as the basis for the 2015 Study. The specific tasks associated with the 2015 Study were to:  Evaluate and document the identified places  Make recommendations for the conservation of the cultural heritage in the north eastern urban area of Bendigo and White Hills  Review the relevant sections of the City of Greater Bendigo’s Thematic Environmental History to note any patterns specific to the history of change and development in the north eastern urban area of Bendigo.  Enter this information into the Hermes (Heritage Management Electronic System) database

Findings Table A: Significant precincts and places

Place or precinct Level of significance

Precincts Bridge Street North Precinct Local Buller Street Precinct Local Gleeson Street Precinct Local Norfolk Street Precinct Local White Hills And Hamlet Precinct Local

Precinct extensions Baxter Street Precinct HO2 Local Tomlins Street Precinct HO14 Local

Addition to serial listing 8 Bakewell Street North Bendigo HO999 Local 105 Baxter Street Bendigo HO999 Local 80 Nolan Street Bendigo HO999 Local Individual places Potter’s Arms Local 48- 56 Taylor Street Ascot 147 Barnard Street Bendigo Local Former Norfolk Brewery Local

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Place or precinct Level of significance 3 Bayne Street and 95-97 Bridge Street Bendigo 125 Bridge Street Bendigo Local Fleece Inn Existing HO414 143 Charleston Road East Bendigo 125-133 McIvor Road East Bendigo Local 131 Goynes Road Epsom Local Epsom Primary School Local 54 Howard Street Epsom 89-91 Lucan Street Bendigo Local 105 Lucan Street Bendigo Local 4 and 4A Weeroona Avenue Bendigo Local 14 Heinz Street White Hills Local 467 Napier Street White Hills Local Uniting Church and Hall Local 506-508 Napier Street White Hills Former White Hills Reading Room and Free Local Library 532 Napier Street White Hills 545 Napier Street White Hills Local

Maps for these places can be found at the end of volume 1 and citations are located in volume 2.

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Recommendations The recommendations of the Study 2015 are:  That the City of Greater Bendigo prepare and exhibit an amendment to the Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme to implement the findings of the White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study, 2015 This amendment should:  Update the references in the LPPF of the Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme to include specific reference to the White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study, 2015, as appropriate.  Replace the existing schedule to the HO in the Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme with a new schedule, which: o Adds the new precincts, places and additions to the precincts and serial listings listed in Table A in the Executive Summary. o Amends the HO schedule and mapping for the revised HO14 Tomlins Street and HO 2 Baxter Street precincts. o Applies external paint controls to the places listed in the Schedule in Appendix E with ‘yes‘ under External Paint o Applies tree controls to the places listed in the Schedule in Appendix E with ‘yes’ under Tree Controls.  Amend the relevant Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme HO maps in accordance with Table A in the Executive Summary, to add the new places and precincts and to amend the boundaries of HO2 and HO14. The recommended extent of the HO for the precincts and precinct extensions is shown on the precinct maps in Appendix D.  The extent of the HO for precincts should include the properties shown on the precinct map as well the roadways between the properties. Where only the properties on one side are included then the HO boundary should be along the centre of the road.  The extent of the HO for individual places is usually the whole property as defined by the title boundaries with the exception of the following places, which should have a smaller extent including only the identified significant features, as follows. Individual precinct maps are provided for the following places where the extent of the Heritage Overlay is not the whole of the site. Maps are included in Appendix D o Epsom Primary School, 54 Howard Street Epsom o 131 Goynes Road Epsom o Potter’s Arms, 48-56 Taylor Street Epsom o 14 Heinz Street White Hills  Add the precincts and places recommended for statutory protection in the White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study, 2015 to the Greater Bendigo Heritage Incorporated Plan- Permit Exemptions.

Incorporated plan Amendment C201 introduced an Incorporated Plan that includes the findings of three previous heritage studies. It sets out permit exemptions from the provisions of the Heritage Overlay in accordance with Clause 43.01-2 of the Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme. It is recommended that the Incorporated Plan will be updated to include the findings from this Study.

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1 INTRODUCTION This is Volume 1 of 2 Volumes of the White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study 2015.  Volume 1 comprises Introduction, Methodology and Key Findings and Recommendations and Appendices.  Volume 2 comprises the citations

1.1 Purpose This report sets out the findings and recommendations of the White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study 2015: (hereafter referred to as the 2015 Study). The purpose of the Heritage Study 2015 is to evaluate and document the identified places of post-contact cultural heritage significance identified but not yet assessed in the White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study (Lovell Chen, 2014), referred to as the 2014 Study. The 2014 Study assessed places within the Bendigo Hospital Precinct and a number of complex sites related to industrial history within the Study Area. The places identified in 2014 and not assessed were provided to the consultants as the basis for the 2015 Study. The specific tasks associated with the 2015 Study therefore were to:  Evaluate and document the identified places of post-contact cultural heritage significance to the locality, municipality or State  Make recommendations for the conservation of the cultural heritage in the north eastern urban area of Bendigo, as groundwork for the preparation of a planning scheme amendment.  Review the relevant sections of the City of Greater Bendigo’s Thematic Environmental History to note any patterns specific to the history of change and development in the north eastern urban area of Bendigo.  Enter this information into the Hermes database to be provided to the City of Greater Bendigo. A list of 71 Identified Properties was supplied to the Consultant as a result of the White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study 2013, with preliminary recommendations for their inclusion in the Heritage Overlay. These included the following groups of places:  Hospital precinct area – 7 places that potentially form a precinct at the north end of Bridge Street  8 places of potential individual significance  4 places that may be added to the HO999 Miner’s Cottage serial listing  21 places that may be added to HO14 Tomlins Street precinct - East Bendigo residences associated with industrial activity.  31 places that potentially form a precinct in White Hills and Hamlet. A full list of the 71 identified places that formed the basis of the Brief for the project, and those excluded from the Study by the 2014 Coleman review of North Bendigo, is included in Appendix A.

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1.2 Acknowledgements The Study Team acknowledge the contribution and assistance provided by the following people: The Steering committee comprised the following members:

Cr James Williams (Chair) Mayor Peter Cox Cr Lisa Ruffell David Bannear Andrew Cockerall Megan McDougall Prue Mansfield Dannielle Orr

Dr Dannielle Orr, Megan McDougall and Morgan James - City of Greater Bendigo Dr Michele Mathews - Central Goldfields Library

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2.1 Introduction The White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study 2015 was prepared in accordance with the Australia ICOMOS Charter for Places of Cultural Heritage Significance (the Burra Charter) 1999 and its guidelines. All terminology is consistent with the Burra Charter. The methodology and approach was informed by:  The VPP Practice Note 2012, Applying the Heritage Overlay hereafter referred to as the ‘VPP Practice Note’).  The standard methodology used by Context in the assessment of heritage places and precincts (Refer to Appendix C). In addition to the above, this also considers relevant Independent Panel reports and, in particular, the Advisory Committee report for the Review of Heritage Provisions in Planning Schemes1 (The Advisory Committee Report), which was completed in August 2007. Key reference documents for the Study 2015 included:  Lovell Chen, 2014,White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study  The review of North Bendigo places undertaken by Coleman Architects and Heritage Consultants, 2014  Lovell Chen, 2013, Greater Bendigo Thematic Environmental History  City of Greater Bendigo, 2014, White Hills Road and Hamlet Thematic Environment History

1 Review of Heritage Provisions in Planning Schemes. Advisory Committee Report. The way forward for heritage (The Advisory Committee Report), August 2007.

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Figure 1 Plan of the Valley of Bendigo 1856, SLV, White Hills Hamlet is to the right of the shaded green area. This map shows the topography of the gold bearing areas and the valley along the Bendigo Creek

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2.2 Study area The Study Area for the White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study the area to the north of the Bendigo city centre extending to Epsom and including White Hills, Ascot and North Bendigo. It includes primarily residential and industrial areas.

Figure 2 Study Area for the White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study 2015. Source: City of Greater Bendigo

2.3 Key tasks

Inception The inception meeting of the Steering Committee was held on 19 February 2015. After consideration of the scope of the project it was agreed that further project management could be carried out by Greater Bendigo staff and that one further meeting would occur at the end of the project. An inception meeting with the Steering Committee was held on 19 February 2015 and the project was carried out between February and October 2015. Further Steering Committee meetings were rescheduled to the conclusion of the Draft Report.

5 WHITE HILLS AND EAST BENDIGO HERITAGE STUDY 2016 Community consultation included a community launch, listening posts, surveys for additional historical information and briefing the Heritage Advisory Committee. These were undertaken in the first part of the White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study in 2013. During this second phase of the heritage study, property owners were consulted for site visits and additional historical information about identified places of heritage significance.

Fieldwork The 71 Identified Places were inspected following research and assessment to confirm intactness of places, inspect comparative examples, and confirm precinct boundaries and the heritage status of places. A further 55 places excluded from both the 2014 Study and the 2014 ‘Coleman’ Review were also inspected in order to confirm or overturn their exclusion. Fieldwork was undertaken on 12-13 March, 9-10 April and 15 May 2015. Whilst undertaking fieldwork additional places of interest were noted and in most cases photographed. In White Hills and Bendigo additional places typical of their period and with a reasonable authenticity were noted for inclusion within possible precincts.

Bendigo The Study Brief included consideration of a precinct in Bridge Street North and the extension of the Tomlins Street precinct. In undertaking the fieldwork it was apparent that most places are ‘typical’ rather than ‘outstanding’ in their characteristics. As a result it was considered that defining precincts or extending existing precincts would provide the most appropriate heritage outcome. Accordingly opportunities for precincts were explored and fieldwork geared toward that outcome. Many places identified as potentially forming part of the Tomlins Street Precinct are geographically dispersed and do not easily form part of a definable area with similar characteristics. Some of these places have been included in White Hills, Buller Street and Gleeson Street precincts.

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Figure 3 Part of the Study Area showing Lake Weeroona and the railway yards to the north of Bendigo looking south to part of the study area, c.1918

White Hills Places listed in White Hills were quite widely dispersed throughout Epsom, Ascot and White Hills. Outlying sites in Ascot and Epsom were considered to be potentially of individual significance and were assessed in this manner. Places identified in the Project Brief within in the White Hills Hamlet area comprised a relatively small number of places; however the distinctive history of White Hills needed to be reflected in a more comprehensive understanding of its development. As a result the identification of a precinct illustrating the development of the suburb over a longer period of time was considered to be a better approach. Defining the boundaries of a precinct based around White Hills Hamlet then became a major task.

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Figure 4 ‘Hamlet of White Hills in the Parish of Sandhurst’ (1854), lithographed at the Surveyor General’s Office, 18 October 1854 by R Meikle, State Library of Victoria cartographic material.

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Miner’s Cottages group Four places were recommended in the Project Brief as additions to the Miner’s cottages serial listing [HO999]. Whilst each of these buildings physically represents the type of building collectively known as a Miner’s Cottage, the task was to actually identify what historical connections these places had with mining, in order to determine whether they fitted the criteria for inclusion in this group listing. To be in included in the Miner’s Cottages serial listing the place needs to demonstrate that there is a strong association with mining either through its location near mining activity, on a miner’s right, or an owner or occupier having a demonstrated link with gold mining. The existing serial listing is concentrated on the Long Gully, Ironbark, Victoria Hill and Ironbark Hill areas and the four places are all located outside of the mapped area. All but 147 Barnard Street were discovered to have strong connections with mining.

Figure 5 ‘Mining Surveyors’ map of the District of Sandhurst’ (1871), Victoria Department of Mines 1871.

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Individual places The fieldwork task was to identify whether there were any particular characteristics that might elevate the historic or aesthetic value of these places above other similar places; and to establish how rare or special the place might be in its locality. For example 131 Goynes Road is typical of many places in Bendigo, however in Epsom it is one of a handful of such places.

Excluded places The Bendigo North area was subject to intensive fieldwork as part of the White Hills and East Bendigo 2014 Study. As a result of the large number of individual places being identified and consideration of the capacity to assess these places, the City of Greater Bendigo undertook a review in 2014. This resulted in a reduction in the number of places forming part of the White Hills and East Bendigo 2015 Study, and a long list of ‘excluded’ places. These excluded places were subsequently subject to a windscreen review in this Study before finally assigning them with a ‘no further action’ designation. Some excluded places have ben included in precinct extensions to Baxter Street and Tomlins Street, or are in Bridge Street North and Norfolk Street precincts.

Preliminary report A preliminary report with Key Findings and Recommendations was prepared and submitted as a deliverable in April 2015. Once the fieldwork and review of all places on the spreadsheet was completed (including Excluded Places) it was possible to gain a good comparative understanding of the Study Area and its various elements. The Key Findings of the Preliminary Report are in included Appendix B.

Assessment Documentary research Research included a range of primary and secondary sources including historic records, maps, plans and photographs, as well as local history publications. The basis of research on individual places focused on municipal rate books, certificates of title, contemporaneous newspapers and postal and street directories. By cross-referencing these sources, places that predated street numbers – and also those that have changed address – could be identified. This approach also allowed occupiers as well as owners to be identified. Property valuations in municipal rate books were used to trace alterations to individual places over time and also the construction of new buildings. Certificates of title highlighted changes in extent to property boundaries as well as the transition of Crown land into freehold, which was especially relevant in a goldfields region. Local history publications were used to provide an insight into the development of Greater Bendigo as a whole, and its particular localities.

Comparative analysis The Heritage Victoria standard brief for Stage 2 heritage studies notes that local significance can include places of significance to a town and/or locality depending on what may be appropriate. For the purposes of this study, the City of Greater Bendigo has been used as the basis for the comparative analysis. This includes both the urban area of Bendigo and smaller localities in the rural parts of the City. Places and precincts already included within the Heritage Overlay were used as ‘benchmarks’ to provide a basis for comparison.

Precinct boundaries and heritage status Precinct boundaries are defined having regard to the significance of the precinct based on the historic and physical evidence. Further discussion about how precincts are defined is included in Appendix C. Generally the precinct boundary will be the same as the HO boundary. However the HO boundary applied to the precinct may be different – for example, if it is proposed to retain an existing individually listed HO place, which has different controls to the precinct. For example

10 CITY OF GREATER BENDIGO Langley Hall [HO682] falls within the White Hills and Hamlet precinct and is a distinctly different type of place. For individual places that are Individually Significant, the HO is generally applied to the whole of the property as defined by the title boundaries. Where there is a portion of the site that can reasonably be deleted from the HO this has been considered and the site mapped with a portion of the site containing the significant heritage elements defined. Wherever possible, Not Contributory (NC) places are excluded from the HO. However, some NC places may be included in the HO in precincts where they form part of a streetscape, and in order to manage future development. Precincts do include a number of Non-Contributory places and these are noted in the precinct tables in Appendix G.

Individually Significant places Individually significant places proposed for individual inclusion in the Heritage Overlay have a statement of significance prepared in the current format recommended by the VPP Practice Note. The citations for these places and the precincts are included in Volume 2. .

Specific controls Specific controls (e.g. external paint controls, tree controls, and prohibited uses) are recommended for certain places having regard to the significance of the place and future management in accordance with the VPP Practice Note. Specific controls for each place are included in the Draft Heritage Schedule Appendix E.

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3.1 Introduction This section provides the key recommendations arising from the White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study, 2015. They include:  A list of places recommended for inclusion in the heritage schedule of the Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme.  Statutory recommendations to implement key findings of the study.  Further work including potential future updates to the thematic history and assessment of places.

3.2 Key findings The key findings are summarised below: The White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study 2015 has resulted in the following places being assessed to be ‘above threshold’ for local significance. Table A: Significant precincts and places Place or precinct Level of significance Precincts Bridge Street North Precinct Local Buller Street Precinct Local Gleeson Street Precinct Local Norfolk Street Precinct Local White Hills And Hamlet Precinct Local Precinct extensions Baxter Street Precinct HO2 Local Tomlins Street Precinct HO14 Local Addition to serial listing 8 Bakewell Street North Bendigo HO999 Local 105 Baxter Street Bendigo HO999 Local 80 Nolan Street Bendigo HO999 Local Individual places Potter’s Arms Local 48- 56 Taylor Street Ascot 147 Barnard Street Bendigo Local Former Norfolk Brewery Local 3 Bayne Street and 95-97 Bridge Street Bendigo 125 Bridge Street Bendigo Local Fleece Inn 143 Charleston Road East Bendigo Local

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Place or precinct Level of significance 125-133 McIvor Road East Bendigo Local 131 Goynes Road Epsom Local Epsom Primary School, Local 54 Howard Street Epsom 89-91 Lucan Street Bendigo Local 105 Lucan Street Bendigo Local 4 and 4A Weeroona Avenue Bendigo Local 14 Heinz Street White Hills Local 467 Napier Street White Hills Local Uniting Church and Hall Local 506-508 Napier Street White Hills Former White Hills Reading Room and Free Local Library 532 Napier Street White Hills 545 Napier Street White Hills Local

Maps for these places can be found at the end of volume 1 and citations are located in volume 2.

3.3 Recommendations It is recommended that the City of Greater Bendigo prepare and exhibit an amendment to the Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme to implement the findings of the White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study, 2015 This amendment should:  Update the references in the LPPF of the Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme to include specific reference to the White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study, 2015, as appropriate.  Replace the existing schedule to the HO in the Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme with a new schedule, which: o Adds the new precincts, places and additions to the precincts and serial listings listed in Table A in the Executive Summary. o Amends the HO schedule and mapping for the revised HO14 Tomlins Street and HO 2 Baxter Street precincts. o Applies external paint controls to the places listed in the Schedule in Appendix E with ‘yes‘ under External Paint o Applies tree controls to the places listed in the Schedule in Appendix E with ‘yes’ under Tree Controls.  Amend the relevant Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme HO maps in accordance with Table A in the Executive Summary, to add the new places and precincts and to amend the boundaries of HO2 and HO14. The recommended extent of the HO for the precincts and precinct extensions is shown on the precinct maps in Appendix D.

13 WHITE HILLS AND EAST BENDIGO HERITAGE STUDY 2016  The extent of the HO for precincts should include the properties shown on the precinct map as well the roadways between the properties. Where only the properties on one side are included then the HO boundary should be along the centre of the road.  The extent of the HO for individual places is usually the whole property as defined by the title boundaries with the exception of the following places, which should have a smaller extent including only the identified significant features, as follows. Individual precinct maps are provided for the following places where the extent of the Heritage Overlay is not the whole of the site. Maps are included in Appendix D o Primary School 54 Howard Street Epsom o 131 Goynes Road Epsom o 48-56 Taylor Street Epsom o 14 Heinz Street White Hills  Add the precincts and places recommended for statutory protection in the White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study, 2015 to the Greater Bendigo Heritage Incorporated Plan- Permit Exemptions.

Incorporated plan Amendment C201 introduced an Incorporated Plan that includes the findings of three previous heritage studies. It sets out permit exemptions from the provisions of the Heritage Overlay in accordance with Clause 43.01-2 of the Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme. It is recommended that the Incorporated Pan will be updated to include the findings from this Study.

3.4 Further work

Thematic Environmental history The Thematic Environmental History 2013 is a highly useful resource that informed individual place and locality histories in terms of Greater Bendigo’s industrial, commercial and residential development. Of particular use was the ‘related places’ listed under each theme, which provided tangible reference points for more general historical narratives. Areas in the TEH that would benefit from revision in the future are:  A greater level of understanding of buildings designed in the Inter-war and Post –war periods. These periods have proven to be not as well documented as the Victorian and Edwardian periods. It is recommended that a separate heritage study be undertaken focused on these eras, to adequately consider and understand 20th century places such as 46A to 54 Lucan Street, North Bendigo.  Social significance of places in terms of their community value and associations with important individuals. Family connections in Bendigo often run deep and for several places assessed in this Study there were significant connections uncovered between related places. It is expected that a further understanding of such connections would reveal much more about places.  A greater emphasis on some local inner and outer lying areas as localities distinct within Greater Bendigo, such as Kangaroo Flat, White Hills, Quarry Hill, Epsom, Huntly and Ironbark.  The transference of the design of architecturally-designed civic buildings into domestic architecture. Discussion of the architecture of Vahland and Beebe often refers to the way in which elements of their civic building design became incorporated into domestic architecture, but this is still not as well understood as it might be.

14 CITY OF GREATER BENDIGO  A greater understanding of how nineteenth century programs of street tree planting have created distinctive streetscapes and avenues in many of the local inner and outer lying areas within Greater Bendigo.

Future work It is recommended that Council give consideration to:  Undertaking the updates to the City of Greater Bendigo thematic Environmental History (2013) set out in Section 3.4.  Precinct reviews that do not have schedules that identify Significant, Contributory and Non-contributory places. In any future review of precincts it is recommended that creating these schedules should be part of the outcome.  Updated statements of significance for precincts that include a wider range of heritage values. In particular the Drought Street precinct HO4 could be reviewed and extended, particularly to cover more of the area around the North Bendigo commercial intersection of Arnold and Bannister/ Michelesen Streets. The statement of significance could be updated to better capture the diversity of this precinct, its topography and character.

Management of Hermes records for precincts The information contained in this report will be transferred to the Hermes (Heritage Management Electronic System) database as part of the White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study, 2015. For heritage precincts it is usual practice to create a ‘parent’ record, which contains the history, description, comparative analysis, recommendations, statement of significance for the precinct, and then a series of ‘child’ records (which are attached to the parent record) for the individual properties that are contained within the precinct. A PDF copy of the precinct citation (i.e., a print out of the ‘parent’ record) can be attached to the ‘child’ record so that people can quickly see what is important about the precinct. As Hermes is a ‘live’ database, this ensures that the information about the precinct is stored only in one place rather than several – this avoids the information in one or more ‘child’ records being inadvertently changed, thereby creating different versions of the precinct citation. It also ensures that, if a change does need to be made, it only has to be made once in one record (the precinct/parent record), rather than many. From our experience in the use and application of Hermes for other councils our recommended approach is therefore to:  Create (or modify, if already existing) a single parent record for each precinct with the relevant information (history, description, comparative analysis, statement of significance).  Insert a standard statement in all child records that directs users to the precinct record for information about the significance of the place. For example: This place is within the [insert name of precinct]. Please refer to the precinct Hermes record [insert HERMES number] for a history, description and statement of significance for this precinct.  Avoid creating multiple Hermes records for the same place.  Using the common name (House, Shop etc.) for individual Hermes records rather than the address.  Transfer of data to HERMES should be undertaken following the review of citations following exhibition of the Study and the Amendment and any final editing of the text. Until that time it is simpler to edit the word documents.

15 WHITE HILLS AND EAST BENDIGO HERITAGE STUDY 2016 4 REFERENCES Key reference documents for the Study 2015 included: City of Greater Bendigo, 2014, White Hills Road and Hamlet Thematic Environment History City of Greater Bendigo, Greater Bendigo Heritage Incorporated Plan - Permit Exemptions City of Greater Bendigo Project Brief, White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study 2014 Greater Bendigo Planning Scheme Amendment C201, Explanatory Report City of Greater Bendigo Incorporated Plan Miner’s Cottages Coleman Architects and Heritage Consultants2014, Review of North Bendigo places, Lovell Chen, 2014, White Hills and East Bendigo Heritage Study Lovell Chen, 2013, Greater Bendigo Thematic Environmental History VPP Practice Note 2012, Applying the Heritage Overlay hereafter referred to as the ‘VPP Practice Note’).

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APPENDIX A– LIST OF IDENTIFIED PROPERTIES Identified properties provided as part of the Project Brief with Final Recommendations Table A-1 Bridge Street North Precinct

Address Locality Final recommendation

82 Bridge Street BENDIGO Bridge Street North Precinct

87 Bridge Street BENDIGO Bridge Street North Precinct

89 Bridge Street BENDIGO Bridge Street North Precinct

Former Norfolk BENDIGO Bridge Street North Precinct Brewery and individual HO 3 Bayne Street and 95- 97 Bridge Street 107 Bridge Street BENDIGO Bridge Street North Precinct

117 Bridge Street BENDIGO Bridge Street North Precinct

125 Bridge Street BENDIGO Bridge Street North Precinct and individual HO 29 Nolan Street BENDIGO Bridge Street North Precinct

Table A-2 Miner’s Cottages Serial Listing

Address Locality Final recommendation

8 Bakewell Street NORTH BENDIGO Add to HO999 Miner’s Cottage Serial listing 147 Barnard Street BENDIGO Assess as individual place

105 Baxter Street BENDIGO Add to HO999 Miner’s Cottage Serial listing 80 Nolan Street NORTH BENDIGO Add to HO999 Miner’s Cottage Serial listing

Table A-3 Individual places

Address Locality Final recommendation

14 Lucan Street BENDIGO No further action

44 Lucan Street BENDIGO No further action

54 Lucan Street BENDIGO For further investigation in a 20th century heritage study 89-91 Lucan Street BENDIGO Recommended for HO

105 Lucan Street BENDIGO Recommended for HO

48 Nolan Street NORTH BENDIGO No further action

21 Norfolk Street NORTH BENDIGO Norfolk Street precinct

4 & 4A Weeroona BENDIGO Recommended for HO Avenue

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Table A-4 Places considered for an extension of Tomlins Street Precinct

Address Locality Final recommendation

9 Bobs Street BENDIGO No further action

23 Bobs Street BENDIGO Buller Street precinct

5 Buller Street BENDIGO Buller Street precinct

21 Casey Street EAST BENDIGO No further action

23 Casey Street EAST BENDIGO No further action

34 Casey Street EAST BENDIGO No further action

Fleece Inn, EAST BENDIGO Retain on HO 143 Charleston Road 1 Denovan Street EAST BENDIGO No further action

3 Denovan Street EAST BENDIGO No further action

2-4 Doak Street EAST BENDIGO No further action 125-133 McIvor Road EAST BENDIGO Recommended for HO

2 Gleeson Street WHITE HILLS Gleeson Street precinct

4 Gleeson Street WHITE HILLS Gleeson Street precinct

6 Gleeson Street WHITE HILLS Gleeson Street precinct

8 Gleeson Street WHITE HILLS Gleeson Street precinct

9 Mackay Street EAST BENDIGO No further action

239 Napier Street BENDIGO Tomlins Street precinct extension 241 Napier Street BENDIGO Tomlins Street precinct extension 247 Napier Street BENDIGO Tomlins Street precinct extension 13 Phillip Street EAST BENDIGO No further action

45 Strickland Road EAST BENDIGO No further action

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Table A-5 White Hills and Hamlet Precinct

Address Locality Final recommendation

Potter’s Arms ASCOT Recommended for HO 48-56 Taylor Street 131 Goynes Road EPSOM Recommended for HO

14 Heinz Street WHITE HILLS Recommended for HO

21 Heinz Street WHITE HILLS No further action

19 Howard Street EPSOM No further action

Epsom Primary School EPSOM Recommended for HO 54 Howard Street 8 Lyons Street WHITE HILLS White Hills and Hamlet precinct 324 Napier Street BENDIGO Buller Street precinct

338 Napier Street BENDIGO Buller Street precinct

Captain Cook Hotel WHITE HILLS Gleeson Street precinct 358 Napier Street 360 Napier Street WHITE HILLS Gleeson Street precinct

413 Napier Street WHITE HILLS No further action

453 Napier Street WHITE HILLS No further action

455 Napier Street WHITE HILLS No further action

467 Napier Street WHITE HILLS Recommended for HO

481 Napier Street WHITE HILLS White Hills and Hamlet precinct 497 Napier Street WHITE HILLS White Hills and Hamlet precinct 502 Napier Street WHITE HILLS White Hills and Hamlet precinct Uniting Church and WHITE HILLS Recommended for HO Hall 506-508 Napier Street 509 Napier Street WHITE HILLS White Hills and Hamlet precinct 511 Napier Street WHITE HILLS White Hills and Hamlet precinct 519 Napier Street WHITE HILLS White Hills and Hamlet precinct Former White Hills WHITE HILLS Recommended for HO Reading Room and Free Library 532 Napier Street 545 Napier Street WHITE HILLS Recommended for HO

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Address Locality Final recommendation

546 Napier Street WHITE HILLS White Hills and Hamlet precinct 551 Napier Street WHITE HILLS White Hills and Hamlet precinct 563 Napier Street WHITE HILLS No further action

3 Plumridge Street WHITE HILLS White Hills and Hamlet precinct 65 Raglan Street WHITE HILLS White Hills and Hamlet precinct 54 Scott Street WHITE HILLS No further action

20 CITYOF GREATER BENDIGO APPENDIX B – SUMMARY OF PRELIMINARY FINDINGS Table of findings from Preliminary Report

Grouping of Precinct recommendations Individual place places WHEB recommendations spreadsheet

Extension of The precinct description and history for HO14 All places in this group apart from HO14 Tomlins was prepared in 1993 and requires updating. those listed below are considered to Street precinct Further history is required as well as an updated be of contributory significance. description, comparative analysis and statement The following places are of significance. recommended for individual The grouping of houses on the west side of assessment. Napier Street between Bayne and Nolan Streets 2-4 Doak Street Bendigo (access not and including 239, 241 and 247 Napier Street, granted yet and may yet be excluded together with previously assessed places at 249, on the basis of alterations to the 251-253 (Stage 1 WHEB recommendations) is property) supported. 125-133 McIvor Road Bendigo Places in Casey, Denovan, Mackey and Philip Fleece Inn 143 Charleston Road Streets are considered to be of contributory (significantly altered but possible significance but too widely separated from historic value) HO14 to form an extension to this precinct, or their own precinct. Places in Bobs, Buller and Gleeson Streets are separated from HO14 and are not considered to form a part of this precinct however they do form two small precincts. Gleeson Street is very intact with 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 being contributory places. These places are also adjacent to some new places identified in Napier Street including nos. 357, 363 and 365. This area is recommended as Gleeson Street precinct. A small grouping of contributory places around Buller Street includes 1, 3 5 and 10. Adjacent contributory places include 324, 334, 338 Napier Street and 23 Bobs Street. All of these places could potentially form a precinct centred on Buller Street. This area is recommended as Buller Street precinct.

Miner’s cottages The properties identified as possible additions 8 Bakewell Street serial listing to the Miner’s Cottage serial listing HO999 all 147 Barnard Street appear to be worthy of assessment. It should be 105 Baxter Street noted that places within a serial listing must all pass the threshold test of being individually 80 Nolan Street significant. Comparative assessment with ‘like’ places is required and this should be straightforward given other places scheduled in HO99. Bridge Street Bridge Street North between Arnold and Nolan Individual place assessments are North precinct Streets includes a number of contributory recommended for the following places. Some of these places are also identified places. in the Properties Excluded group and are 125 Bridge Street recommended as contributory places.as result of 95-97 Bridge Street former Norfolk this fieldwork. The precinct includes 62-114 brewery. Bridge Street, 29 Nolan Street and 81-125

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Grouping of Precinct recommendations Individual place places WHEB recommendations spreadsheet Bridge Street. Within these two blocks there are a high proportion of contributory places. Individuals Individual places in Bendigo and North 89-91 Lucan Street Bendigo are generally not considered to be 105 Lucan Street above the threshold for individual listing. They 4 and 4A Weeroona Avenue are generally typical/representative examples of their type, or are not well supported in the thematic history. The exception is 21 Norfolk Street, a contributory place that can be included in a Norfolk Street precinct. Although 89- 91 Lucan Street is comprised in part of a façade it is considered a significant place to recommend individual listing. 105 Lucan Street also is an important urban design element in the streetscape.

White Hills and Full assessment of a precinct for White Hills is 506-508 Napier Street Uniting Hamlet precinct recommended. Within this area is the distinctive church street layout of White Hills Hamlet. 532 Napier Street The northern edge of this precinct is very 545 Napier Street clearly defined as the bend in Napier Street at

Hall Street. The most northerly contributory property is 582 Napier Street. The southerly boundary of White Hills is less clear but could it possibly extend to Grace Street in order to pick up properties at 443, 455 and 467 Napier Street.

The White Hills and Hamlet precinct requires one more day’s fieldwork in order to schedule any significant or non-contributory places. From this it is estimated that a maximum of two further individual assessments may be recommended within this precinct.

Another small grouping of properties between 404, 410 and 413-417 Napier Street is a possibility for a small precinct. All of the places are contributory. This is noted as White Hills South precinct. It is too far and isolated in terms of non-contributory properties from the

White Hills and Hamlet precinct to be considered as part of that area. Four places in Ascot and Epsom included in 131 Goynes Road this group on the spreadsheet are 14 Heinz Street recommended for individual assessment 54 Howard Street Epsom PS 48-56 Taylor Street Potters Arms Properties These places are considered to be contributory excluded from to the precinct. Most are included in the White White Hills and Hills and Hamlet precinct and if they are not Hamlet then no further action is recommended.

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Windscreen No further action is recommended for this 35 Rowena Street review place. Properties A number of places in Arnold and Havelock excluded from Streets are included on the Properties Excluded Bendigo and list. In reviewing this list it is apparent that North Bendigo almost all places would be contributory to a precinct. The lower end of Arnold and Havelock Streets is of an equivalent character to Bridge Street North, and lies adjacent to the Baxter Street precinct [HO2] which could be extended to include these streets. This would pick up 18, 19, 21 and 22 Havelock Street, 34, 46 and 50 Arnold Street. It is recommended that Baxter Street HO2 be extended. Norfolk Street has a small group of contributory places including nos. 9, 11, 17, 19, 20, 21. 20. 21 Norfolk Street is included in the individual group but is considered to be contributory to a Norfolk Street precinct. It is recommended that a new Norfolk Street precinct be assessed. Commercial properties in North Bendigo near the corner of Bannister/Michelsen Streets are included in the Drought Street HO4 precinct. This citation was prepared in 1993 and does not address the commercial area in the description or statement. This is a very distinctive area that benefits from its topography and the change from residential to commercial buildings. It is recommended that the citation include the commercial centre of Bendigo North in the history, description and statement of significance, especially the shops and hotel at the corner of Michelsen/Bannister and Arnold Streets.

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Establishing a threshold of local significance

What is a threshold? The Heritage Victoria standard brief for Stage 2 heritage studies notes that local significance can include places of significance to a town or locality, however, whether the ‘threshold’ of local significance is achieved depends how relevant heritage criteria are applied and interpreted. The Advisory Committee Report notes that the related questions of the application of appropriate heritage criteria and establishing ‘thresholds’ that provide practical guidance to distinguish places of ‘mere heritage interest from those of heritage significance’ have been the subject of continuing debate in recent times. While there was agreement that the AHC criteria (which were used in the 2006 Study) may be appropriate for use at the local level, the question of what establishes a threshold remains open to interpretation. The Advisory Committee Report defines ‘threshold’ as follows: Essentially a ‘threshold’ is the level of cultural significance that a place must have before it can be recommended for inclusion in the planning scheme. The question to be answered is ‘Is the place of sufficient import that its cultural values should be recognised in the planning scheme and taken into account in decision‐making?’ Thresholds are necessary to enable a smaller group of places with special architectural values, for example, to be selected out for listing from a group of perhaps hundreds of places with similar architectural values.2

How is a threshold defined? The Advisory Committee Report cites the Bayside C37 and C38 Panel report, which notes that: With respect to defining thresholds of significance, it was widely agreed by different experts appearing before this Panel that there is a substantial degree of value judgment required to assess a place’s heritage value, so that there is always likely to be legitimate, differing professional views about the heritage value of some places. There is a wide range of matters that can be taken into account in making any assessment (e.g. a place’s value in relation to historic, social, aesthetic, cultural factors, its fabric’s integrity and so on), leading to further grounds for differences between judgments.3 While there are application guidelines for the use of the AHC criteria (Developed in 1990 these are known as the AHC Criteria for the Register of the National Estate: Application Guidelines), they are designed for application at the regional or National level and the Advisory Committee Report cited a report prepared by Ian Wight for Heritage Victoria, which noted that they may require rewriting to ‘make them clearly applicable to places of local significance’. On this basis, the Panel made the following conclusions: As also discussed, a fundamental threshold is whether there is something on the site or forming part of the heritage place that requires management through the planning system. As we have commented, we see the development of thresholds as something which responds to the particular characteristics of the area under investigation and its heritage resources. Nevertheless the types of factors that might be deployed to establish local thresholds can be specified State‐wide. They would include rarity in the local context, condition/degree of

2 Advisory Committee Report, p.2-41 3 Advisory Committee Report, p.2-32

24 CITYOF GREATER BENDIGO intactness, age, design quality/aesthetic value, their importance to the development sequence documented in the thematic environmental history. (Emphasis added) This process is essentially a comparative one within the local area. That area may not coincide with the municipal area. Its definition should be informed by the thematic environmental history.4

What is the role of the thematic history? The previous comments highlight the important role played by thematic environmental histories in providing a context for the identification and assessment of places. However, while it would be expected that the majority of places of local significance would be associated with a theme in the thematic history not all places are and there may be some that are Individually Significant for reasons that are independent of the themes identified by the Study. The chair of the Advisory Committee Report, Jenny Moles, made the following comment in the Panel report prepared for the Warrnambool Planning Scheme Amendment C57: The Panel also does not see it as inimical to the significance of this building that there is currently no mention of a guest house theme in the Gap Study Thematic History. It is simply not the case that every building typology will be mentioned in such a study. (Emphasis added) The C57 Panel Report also once again highlighted that thematic histories are not ‘static’ documents and should be reviewed once more detailed assessments are carried out for places and precincts. This iterative approach allows a ‘more complete and more pertinent history of a municipality to be developed in terms of providing a basis for managing heritage stock and allows individual buildings to be placed in their historical context’.5

Context approach In accordance with the Advisory Committee comments a series of local ‘tests’ have developed to determine whether a place or precinct meets the threshold of local significance using the Hercon criteria. It is noted that a precinct need only meet one ‘test’ or criteria in order to meet the threshold of local significance. Meeting more than one ‘test’ does not make the precinct more significant – it simply means that the precinct is significant for a variety of reasons. The Hercon tests are:  The place or precinct is associated with a key theme identified in the thematic environmental history. The place will have a strong association with the theme and this will be clearly illustrated by the fabric, when compared with other places (Criterion A).  The place or precinct may be rare within the municipality or to a township or locality. It may contain very early buildings, or be of a type that is under-represented within the locality (Criterion B).  If it is a representative example of a place or precinct type it will usually have the typical range of features normally associated with that type – i.e. it will be a benchmark example – and it will usually have a high degree of intactness (if a precinct, a high proportion of the places will be contributory) (Criterion D).  The place or precinct has distinctive aesthetic qualities that set it apart from other places. The design, scale, siting or detailing may impart landmark qualities. Usually, the place or precinct will have a high degree of intactness when compared to other places. (Criterion E)  The place is an exemplar of an architectural style or represents significant technical or artistic/architectural innovation or achievement when compared to other similar places in

4 Advisory Committee Report, p.2-45 5 Warrnambool Planning Scheme. Amendment C57 Panel Report, December 2008, Jennifer A. Moles, Chair

25 WHITE HILLS AND EAST BENDIGO HERITAGE STUDY 2016 the locality. The place will usually have a high degree of intactness when compared to other places (Criterion F).  The place has strong social or historic associations to a locality (Criterion G) or to an individual or organisation (Criterion H) and, in particular: o There is continuity of use or association, meanings, or symbolic importance over a period of 25 years or more (representing transition of values beyond one generation). o The association has resulted in a deeper attachment that goes beyond utility value. o The connection between a place and a person/s or organisations is not short or incidental and may have been documented – for example in local histories, other heritage studies or reports, local oral histories etc. By comparison, precincts places that do not meet the threshold of local significance will generally be those where:  Historical associations are not well established or are not reflected in the fabric because of low integrity, or  The place or precinct is common within the municipality or local area and/or already well- represented in the HO, or  If a precinct, it has a high proportion of non-contributory buildings, or  It is a typical, rather than outstanding example of an architectural style or technical achievement and there are better comparative examples in the municipality.  The social or historical associations are not well established or demonstrated.

What constitutes a precinct? At present there are no definitive guidelines that provide assistance in identifying and defining a heritage precinct. This was acknowledged by the Advisory Committee appointed to undertake the Review of Heritage Provisions in Planning Schemes, which made the follow comments in the final report submitted in August 2007: Various Ministerial Panels have considered the question of the conceptualisation of the extent of a significant heritage place, particularly in relation to heritage areas or precincts, industrial sites and large rural properties. The Greater Geelong Planning Scheme Amendment C49 Ministerial Panel (February 2004) pointed out that the Practice Note Applying the Heritage Overlay does not provide any guidance on identification of heritage precincts. It noted that practice within the profession suggested that precincts should contain a substantial proportion of buildings that were assessed as being of precinct heritage significance, as defined in the statement of significance. A statement of significance should outline what is significant, why it is significant and how the place demonstrates the heritage significance. 6 The Advisory Committee Report considered a number of submissions and various relevant Independent Panel reports. The final conclusions and recommendations suggested that the criteria for the definition of a precinct should take into account:  the geographic distribution of the important elements of the place, including buildings and works, vegetation, open spaces and the broader landscape setting.  whether the place illustrates historic themes or a particular period or type of development.  whether it is a defined part of the municipality recognised by the community.

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26 CITYOF GREATER BENDIGO  whether non-built elements such as the subdivision pattern contribute to its significance. The Panel went on to note that criteria suggested by the Hobsons Bay C34 Panel, ‘may be appropriate for inner urban, relatively homogenous precincts but appear to us to be too prescriptive for application in other situations’. It concluded that: Thematically related buildings or sites that do not adjoin each other or form a geographic grouping should, where appropriate, be able to be treated as a single heritage place and share a statement of significance and HO number.7 (Emphasis added) Guidelines for this approach (Referred to as ‘Group, thematic or serial listings’) were included in the 2012 update of the VPP Practice Note ‘Applying the heritage overlay’. Finally, with regard to the proportion of significant (or significant and contributory) buildings that is desirable within precincts, the Advisory Panel considered that: ..the stress on built fabric inherent in this question is misleading. Precincts need to be coherent, thematically and/or in terms of design, and need to be justifiable in relation to protection of significant components. It is neither possible nor desirable to set hard and fast rules about percentages.8 How a place is defined as either ‘Significant’, ‘Contributory’ or ‘Not Contributory’ is discussed below.

Context approach The previous section already provides guidance for determining whether or not a precinct meets the threshold of local significance. For our purposes, a precinct is considered to possess one or more of the following characteristics:  They contain contributory places that individually or as a group illustrate important themes set out in the thematic history.  The places within a precinct may or may not adjoin one another. Where individual places do not form a contiguous grouping they will have a strong and demonstrated thematic or historic association as set out in the VPP Practice Note and will be of Individually Significant rather than of Contributory significance.  Where places form a contiguous grouping they will have largely intact or visually cohesive streetscapes that are either aesthetically or historically significant (or both). Precincts that are historically significant will include elements such as housing styles and subdivision layouts that are representative or typical of a particular era or type. Precincts of aesthetic significance will be distinguished by the high or exceptional quality of the housing design and/or estate layout and features when compared to other examples.  They may contain a high proportion of Significant or Contributory properties (see definitions below).

When is a place Significant, Contributory or Not Contributory? For heritage precinct areas Context uses the following definitions, which are based upon those from The Heritage Overlay: Guidelines for Assessing Planning Permit Applications (2007) prepared by the Heritage Council:  A Significant place is a single heritage place that has cultural heritage significance independent of its context. That is, if the precinct did not exist, they are places of local significance that could be eligible for individual inclusion in the HO. These places may also

7 Advisory Committee Report, p.2-55 8 Advisory Committee Report, p.2-54

27 WHITE HILLS AND EAST BENDIGO HERITAGE STUDY 2016 contribute to the significance of a precinct. Significant places will usually have a separate citation and statement of significance. A ‘Significant’ place is the same as ‘Individually Significant’ in the City of Yarra.  Contributory places are those that contribute to the significance of a heritage precinct, but would not be significant on their own.  Not Contributory places do not contribute to the significance of a heritage precinct. In some instances, a Significant place may be considered Not Contributory within a precinct. For example, an important Modernist house within a Victorian era precinct. Whether a place is ‘Significant’, ‘Contributory’ or ‘Not Contributory’ will depend on the reasons for significance expressed in the statement of significance. ‘Not Contributory’ places will include the places that are not associated with the reasons for significance and may include places that would otherwise be considered ‘Contributory’, except that they have been substantially altered and have a low level of integrity. On the other hand, a building may have been altered (new windows, changed colour scheme, minor additions) and still be considered Contributory. Table D.1 provides a broad outline of how the integrity of a building affects the level of significance of a place within a precinct.

Table D.1 – Integrity and level of significance within a precinct Integrity Comments Level

High The building appears to be very intact externally with little Contributory or change to the principal elevations (i.e. façade and side walls) – Significant i.e. weatherboards and/or roofing iron may be original, windows and front door are original. Most if not all of other original detailing is intact. Other features that contribute to the setting of the place such as fences, garden plantings etc. may be intact. Note: This term may be applicable to a building where an addition/s has been made, but the form and detailing of the original section of the building remains intact. Moderate Minor alterations have been made, but much of the original Contributory form and detailing remain intact. Where materials or detailing have been replaced, similar or ‘like for like’ materials have often been used. Where changes have been made they are often reversible - such as the replacement of windows and doors within existing openings. Where additions have been made they are sited or of such a scale that they do not overwhelm the original building – e.g. they have been made to rear or secondary elevations and do not affect the principal or primary elevations of the building or are smaller freestanding structures. Low Major alterations or additions have been made to the building, Not often to the extent that the original form and style is hard to Contributory recognise. Cladding materials have been replaced using different materials. The roof has been significantly modified or removed entirely. Chimneys have been removed, windows and door have been replaced, and the form/size may also have been altered. Many of the changes are not readily reversible.

Context approach In accordance with the above definitions:

28 CITYOF GREATER BENDIGO  Individually Significant places will usually have a High degree of integrity. Exceptions to this rule may include places that because of their rarity are considered to meet the threshold despite having a lower degree of integrity – this is often true of very early places, or places that have primarily archaeological values.  The majority of places within a precinct will be assessed as ‘Contributory’ unless: o They are a place of individual significance that has an individual citation and/or is individually listed in the HO Schedule. o They have low integrity or are Not Contributory for other reasons.

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APPENDIX E DRAFT HO SCHEDULE Precincts are listed first followed by individual places in alphabetical order of locality followed by street name.

Extern Tree Fences & Addres Address HERMES Interna Prohibite Title Address 2 HO no. al Control Outbuilding s 1 3 No. l Alts d Uses Paint s s

1. Arnold, Bayne, No Bailes, Bridge, Bridge Street North Precinct Bendigo HOXXX No No Yes No Joseph Nolan, Uley Streets 2. Bobs, Napier and No Buller Street Precinct White Hills HOXXX No No Yes No Buller Streets 3. Baden, Gleeson, No Gleeson Street Precinct White Hills HOXXX No No Yes No Napier Streets 4. Norfolk Street Precinct Norfolk Street Bendigo HOXXX No No Yes No No 5. Bosquet, Street, No Cambridge Crescent, Dundas Street, Hamelin Street, Lyons White Hills and Hamlet Precinct White Hills HOXXX No No No No Street, Napier Street, Napoleon Crescent, Raglan Street, Plumridge, Watts Court ,

6. Arnold, Havelock, Baxter Street Precinct Joseph, Bayne. Bendigo HO2 No No Yes No No Bridge Streets 7. Bayne, Napier, No Tomlins Street Precinct Bendigo HO14 No No No No Nolan Streets 8. North No Miner’s cottage 8 Bakewell Street HO999 No No No No Bendigo 9. Miner’s cottage 105 Baxter Street Bendigo HO999 No No No No No

10. Miner’s cottage 80 Nolan Street Bendigo HO999 No No No No No

11. Potter’s Arms 48-56 Taylor Street Ascot HOXXX No No Yes No No

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Extern Tree Fences & Addres Address HERMES Interna Prohibite Title Address 2 HO no. al Control Outbuilding s 1 3 No. l Alts d Uses Paint s s

12. Residence 147 Barnard Street Bendigo HOXXX No No No No No 13. Former Norfolk Brewery 95-97 Bridge Street Bendigo HOXXX No No No Yes No 14. Residence and fence 125 Bridge Street Bendigo HOXXX Yes No No Yes No 15. Former Fleece Inn 143 Charleston Road East Bendigo HO414 No No No No No 16. Residence and garden 125-133 McIvor Road East Bendigo HOXXX No No Yes No No 17. Residence 131 Goynes Road Epsom HOXXX No No No Yes No 18. Epsom Primary School 54 Howard Street Epsom HOXXX No No Yes No No 19. Residence and shop 89-91 Lucan Street Bendigo HOXXX No No No No No 20. Shop 105 Lucan Street Bendigo HOXXX No No No No No 21. Residence 4 & 4A Weeroona Avenue Bendigo HOXXX No No No Yes No

22. Residence and stables 14 Heinz Street White Hills HOXXX No No No Yes No

23. Residence 467 Napier Street White Hills HOXXX No No No No No 24. Uniting Church and Hall 506-508 Napier Street White Hills HOXXX Yes No No Yes No 25. Former White Hills Reading Rooms No 532 Napier Street White Hills HOXXX No No No No and Free Library 26. Residence 545 Napier Street White Hills HOXXX No No No No No

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APPENDIX F – PRECINCT TABLES Tables are generated from spatial data and include all places in a precinct, whether Significant, Contributory or Non-contributory

Table F-1 Bridge Street North Precinct

Address Locality Property number Heritage Status

JOSEPH STREET Bendigo 27173 Non-contributory JOSEPH STREET Bendigo 27172 Non-contributory JOSEPH STREET Bendigo 27171 Non-contributory NOLAN STREET Bendigo 27166 Non-contributory 62 ARNOLD STREET Bendigo Non-contributory 62 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27055 Contributory 78 ARNOLD STREET Bendigo 27058 Non-contributory 80 ARNOLD STREET Bendigo 27059 Contributory 101 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 26984 Non-contributory 88 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27202 Contributory 3 BAYNE STREET Bendigo 26982 Significant 99 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 26983 Non-contributory 86 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27205 Contributory 95-97 BRIDGE Bendigo 26979 Significant STREET 84 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 26972 Non-contributory 82 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27212 Contributory BRIDGE STREET 26971 Non-contributory 32B ULEY STREET Bendigo Non-contributory 93 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo Non-contributory 80 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo Contributory 32A ULEY STREET Bendigo Non-contributory 91 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 26976 Contributory 78 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 26969 Contributory 89 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 26975 Contributory 76 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 26968 Non-contributory 28 ULEY STREET Bendigo 26977 Non-contributory 85 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 26974 Non-contributory 87 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 26973 Contributory 74 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 26967 HO99 72 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 26966 Non-contributory 83 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27061 Non-contributory

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Address Locality Property number Heritage Status

83-85 BRIDGE Bendigo 27062 Non-contributory STREET 70 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27057 Contributory 68 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27056 Contributory 81 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27060 Contributory 64 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27053 Non-contributory 64 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27053 Non-contributory BAILES STREET 27213 Contributor y 111 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 26997 Non-contributory 1/113 BRIDGE Bendigo 27001 Non-contributory STREET 2/113 BRIDGE Bendigo 27004 Non-contributory STREET 109 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 26996 Contributory 1/113 BRIDGE Bendigo 26999 Non-contributory STREET 2/113 BRIDGE Bendigo 26999 Non-contributory STREET 113 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 26999 Non-contributory 107 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 26993 Contributory 105 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 26991 Contributory 5/113 BRIDGE Bendigo 27012 Non-contributory STREET 103 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 26986 Contributory 11 BAILES STREET Bendigo 27210 Non-contributory 92 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27199 Non-contributory 94 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27189 Non-contributory 96 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27188 Contributory 98 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27186 Non-contributory 100 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27185 Non-contributory 102 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27180 Non-contributory 104 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27178 Non-contributory 106-108 BRIDGE Bendigo 27176 Contributory STREET 115 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27008 Non-contributory 110 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27175 Contributory 117 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27177 Contributory 23 NOLAN STREET Bendigo 27167 Non-contributory 112 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27174 Contributory 25 NOLAN STREET Bendigo 27169 Non-contributory

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Address Locality Property number Heritage Status

119 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27467 Contributory 27 NOLAN STREET Bendigo 27170 Non-contributory 29 NOLAN STREET Bendigo 27468 Contributory 2/121 BRIDGE Bendigo 27472 Non-contributory STREET 123 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27475 HO100 125 BRIDGE STREET Bendigo 27476 Significant

Table F-2 Buller Street Precinct

Address Locality Property number Heritage Status

324 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27522 Contributory 326 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27520 Contributory 328 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27669 Contributory 10 BULLER STREET Bendigo 27673 Contributory 7 BULLER STREET Bendigo 27666 Non-contributory 25 BOBS STREET Bendigo 27519 Non-contributory 8 BULLER STREET Bendigo 27674 Non-contributory 5 BULLER STREET Bendigo 27667 Contributory 6 BULLER STREET Bendigo 33053 Non-contributory 3 BULLER STREET Bendigo 27668 Contributory 4 BULLER STREET Bendigo 33055 Non-contributory 1B BULLER STREET Bendigo 27670 Non-contributory 2 BULLER STREET Bendigo 33056 Non-contributory 1A BULLER STREET Bendigo 27671 Contributory 338 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 33049 Contributory 336 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 33051 Non-contributory 334 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 33054 Contributory 332 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 33057 Contributory 330 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27672 Non-contributory 23 BOBS STREET Bendigo 27521 Contributory

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Table F-3 Gleeson Street Precinct

Address Locality Property number Heritage status

365 NAPIER STREET White Hills 33181 Contributory 363 NAPIER STREET White Hills 33185 Non-contributory 360 NAPIER STREET White Hills 33361 Contributory 363A NAPIER STREET White Hills 33188 Non-contributory 363 NAPIER STREET White Hills 33187 Contributory 358 NAPIER STREET White Hills 33360 Contributory 6 GLEESON STREET White Hills 33362 Contributory 8 GLEESON STREET White Hills 33359 Contributory 1 GLEESON STREET Bendigo 33023 Contributory 2 GLEESON STREET White Hills 33356 Contributory 4 GLEESON STREET White Hills 33357 Contributory 5 BADEN STREET White Hills 33358 Non-contributory 357 NAPIER STREET White Hills 33192 Contributory 359 NAPIER STREET White Hills Non-contributory 361 NAPIER STREET White Hill Non-contributory 362 NAPIER STREET White Hills 33355 Contributory

Table F-4Norfolk Street Precinct

Address Number Property number Heritage Status

23 NORFOLK STREET Bendigo 15212 Non-contributory 25 NORFOLK STREET Bendigo 15215 Contributory 20 NORFOLK STREET Bendigo 15183 Contributory 20A NORFOLK STREET Bendigo 15185 Non-contributory 17 NORFOLK STREET Bendigo 15288 Contributory 19 NORFOLK STREET Bendigo 15203 Contributory 21 NORFOLK STREET Bendigo 15210 Contributory

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Table F-5 White Hills and Hamlet Precinct

Address Locality Property Number Heritage Status

12 LYONS STREET White Hills 34161 Contributory 34 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 34224 Non-contributory 34A RAGLAN STREET White Hills 34392 Non-contributory 5 LYONS STREET White Hills 40090 Non-contributory 68 NAPOLEON CRESCENT White Hills 39566 HO685 521 NAPIER STREET White Hills 34384 Non-contributory 80 NAPOLEON CRESCENT White Hills 39819 Contributory 553 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39818 Non-contributory 555 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39818 Non-contributory 51 DUNDAS STREET White Hills 40172 Non-contributory 53 DUNDAS STREET White Hills 39775 Non-contributory 1 HAMELIN STREET White Hills 39777 Non-contributory 532 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39780 Significant 3 HAMELIN STREET White Hills 39781 Non-contributory 5 HAMELIN STREET White Hills 39782 Non-contributory 534-536 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39785 Non-contributory 7 HAMELIN STREET White Hills 39783 Non-contributory 2 HAMELIN STREET White Hills 39788 Non-contributory 538 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39787 Contributory 535 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39789 Non-contributory 537 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39791 Non-contributory 9A HAMELIN STREET White Hills 39794 Non-contributory 9B HAMELIN STREET White Hills 39790 Non-contributory 11 HAMELIN STREET White Hills 39792 Non-contributory 542 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39795 Non-contributory 15 HAMELIN STREET White Hills 39561 Contributory 539 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39796 Non-contributory 8 HAMELIN STREET White Hills 39797 Non-contributory 8A HAMELIN STREET White Hills 39799 Non-contributory 10 HAMELIN STREET White Hills 39800 Contributory 541 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39801 Non-contributory 546 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39798 Contributory 12 HAMELIN STREET White Hills 39803 Non-contributory 543 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39804 Non-contributory 548 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39802 Non-contributory 545 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39806 Significant

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550 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39805 Contributory 547 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39809 Contributory 70 NAPOLEON CRESCENT White Hills 39808 Non-contributory 549 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39811 Contributory 552 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39807 Non-contributory 72 NAPOLEON CRESCENT White Hills 39810 Contributory 551 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39814 Contributory 74 NAPOLEON CRESCENT White Hills 39813 Contributory 556 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39793 Non-contributory 76 NAPOLEON CRESCENT White Hills 39815 Non-contributory 78 NAPOLEON CRESCENT White Hills 39816 Contributory 553-555 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39818 Non-contributory 17 HAMELIN STREET White Hills 39563 Contributory 19 HAMELIN STREET White Hills 39565 Contributory 66A RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39559 Non-contributory 71 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39562 Contributory 66 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39557 Non-contributory 69 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39560 Non-contributory 64 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39555 Contributory 62 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39551 Non-contributory 67 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39558 Contributory 60 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 34385 Contributory 65 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39556 Non-contributory 58A RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39547 Non-contributory 63 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39553 Contributory 58 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39546 Contributory 61A RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39550 Non-contributory 61A RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39549 Non-contributory 61B RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39554 Non-contributory 10 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39662 Non-contributory 61 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39542 Non-contributory 12 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39663 Non-contributory 59 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39541 Non-contributory 9 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39671 Non-contributory 11 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39672 Non-contributory 54 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39673 Contributory 57 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39539 Non-contributory

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54A RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39530 Non-contributory 55 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39535 Non-contributory 2/52A RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39678 Non-contributory 52 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39678 Contributory 3/52A RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39678 Non-contributory 1/52A RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39678 Non-contributory 2/50 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39681 Non-contributory 1/50 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39686 Non-contributory 1/53 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39533 Non-contributory 50 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39683 Non-contributory 53 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39531 Non-contributory 50 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39523 Non-contributory 2/53 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39537 Non-contributory 7/2-4 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39650 Non-contributory 9/2-4 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39650 Non-contributory 1/2-4 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39650 Non-contributory 10/2-4 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39650 Non-contributory 2/2-4 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39650 Non-contributory 11/2-4 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39650 Non-contributory 4/2-4 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39650 Non-contributory 8/2-4 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39650 Non-contributory 2-4 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39650 Non-contributory 3/2-4 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39650 Non-contributory 6/2-4 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39650 Non-contributory 12/2-4 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39650 Non-contributory 5/2-4 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39650 Non-contributory 6 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39656 Non-contributory 2/6 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39658 Non-contributory 3/6 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39653 Non-contributory 45 DUNDAS STREET White Hills 39644 Non-contributory 47 DUNDAS STREET White Hills 39644 Non-contributory 2/5 WATTS COURT White Hills 39644 Non-contributory 1/5 WATTS COURT White Hills 39644 Non-contributory 5 WATTS COURT White Hills 39644 Non-contributory 3/5 WATTS COURT White Hills 39644 Non-contributory 522 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39655 Non-contributory 524 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39652 Non-contributory

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4 WATTS COURT White Hills 39647 Non-contributory 524A NAPIER STREET White Hills 39651 Non-contributory 1 WATTS COURT White Hills 40173 Non-contributory 3 WATTS COURT White Hills 39643 Non-contributory 526 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39649 Non-contributory 523 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39657 Non-contributory 2A WATTS COURT White Hills 39641 Non-contributory 2 WATTS COURT White Hills 39640 Non-contributory 526A NAPIER STREET White Hills 39648 Non-contributory 525 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39774 Non-contributory 528 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39646 Non-contributory 528A NAPIER STREET White Hills 39642 Non-contributory 530 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39776 Non-contributory 530A NAPIER STREET White Hills 39778 Non-contributory 527-529 NAPIER STREET White Hills 34383 Contributory 1/532 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39780 Non-contributory 531 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39784 Non-contributory 533 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39786 Non-contributory 6 PLUMRIDGE STREET White Hills 39609 Non-contributory 497A-499A NAPIER STREET White Hills 39611 Non-contributory 8 PLUMRIDGE STREET White Hills 39604 Non-contributory 2/10 PLUMRIDGE STREET White Hills 39605 Non-contributory 10 PLUMRIDGE STREET White Hills 39610 Non-contributory 1/10 PLUMRIDGE STREET White Hills 39510 Non-contributory 48 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39591 Non-contributory 46 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39518 Non-contributory 44 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39514 Non-contributory 42 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39512 Non-contributory 40 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39511 Non-contributory 53A RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39528 Non-contributory 51 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39526 Contributory 49A RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39524 Non-contributory 49 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39522 Non-contributory 47 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39521 Contributory 45 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39520 Non-contributory 43 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39516 Non-contributory 41 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39513 Non-contributory

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5/53 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39534 Non-contributory 3/53 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39538 Non-contributory 4/53 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39536 Non-contributory 1/6 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39659 Non-contributory 520 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39660 Non-contributory 519 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39661 Contributory 1-3 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39664 Non-contributory 5 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39665 Non-contributory 518 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39666 Contributory 517 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39667 Contributory 7 BOSQUET STREET White Hills 39670 Non-contributory 515 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39674 Non-contributory 4/514-516 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39669 Non-contributory 514-516 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39669 Non-contributory 1/514-516 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39669 Non-contributory 2/514-516 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39669 Non-contributory 3/514-516 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39669 Non-contributory 6/514-516 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39669 Non-contributory 5/514-516 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39669 Non-contributory 513 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39676 Non-contributory 511 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39680 Contributory 510-512 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39677 Non-contributory 509 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39684 Contributory 25 DUNDAS STREET White Hills 39592 Non-contributory 507 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39594 Non-contributory 507 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39594 Non-contributory 507A NAPIER STREET White Hills 39594 Non-contributory 507B NAPIER STREET White Hills 39594 Non-contributory 506-508 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39675 Significant 505 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39596 Non-contributory 2 PLUMRIDGE STREET White Hills 39595 Contributory 504 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39598 Non-contributory 503A NAPIER STREET White Hills 39599 Non-contributory 503B NAPIER STREET White Hills 39599 Non-contributory 503 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39599 Non-contributory 4 PLUMRIDGE STREET White Hills 39597 Contributory 501 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39602 Non-contributory

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501A NAPIER STREET White Hills 39602 Non-contributory 501 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39602 Non-contributory 502 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39601 Contributory 499 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39607 Non-contributory 500 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39618 Non-contributory 479 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39639 Non-contributory 8 LYONS STREET White Hills 34389 Contributory 2/481 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39638 Non-contributory 481 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39638 Contributory 483 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39636 Non-contributory 485 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39635 Non-contributory 487 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39634 Non-contributory 24 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 34236 Non-contributory 489 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39632 Contributory 489 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39631 Non-contributory 3/28 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 34396 Non-contributory 26 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 34397 Contributory 1/489 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39633 Non-contributory 491 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39629 Contributory 2/28 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 34400 Non-contributory 2/489 NAPIER STREET White Hills 34390 Non-contributory 28 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 34398 Non-contributory 1/28 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 34231 Non-contributory 493 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39628 Contributory 30 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 34394 Contributory 495 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39625 Non-contributory 32 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 34393 Non-contributory 2/34 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39501 Non-contributory 1/34 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39502 Non-contributory 497 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39620 Contributory 34 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 34402 Contributory 11 PLUMRIDGE STREET White Hills 39622 Non-contributory RAGLAN STREET 13 PLUMRIDGE STREET White Hills 39623 Non-contributory 36 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39505 Non-contributory 15 PLUMRIDGE STREET White Hills 39504 Non-contributory 497A NAPIER STREET White Hills 39613 Non-contributory

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38 RAGLAN STREET White Hills 39507 Non-contributory 17 DUNDAS STREET White Hills 39617 Non-contributory 1 PLUMRIDGE STREET White Hills 39612 Non-contributory 13-15 DUNDAS STREET White Hills 39619 Non-contributory 11 DUNDAS STREET White Hills 39627 Non-contributory 3 PLUMRIDGE STREET White Hills 39614 Contributory 5 PLUMRIDGE STREET White Hills 39615 Non-contributory 1 LYONS STREET White Hills 40078 Non-contributory 7 PLUMRIDGE STREET White Hills 39616 Non-contributory 3 LYONS STREET White Hills 40086 Non-contributory 498 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39621 Contributory 496 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39624 Non-contributory 490-494 NAPIER STREET White Hills 39626 HO683 486 NAPIER STREET White Hills 40077 Non-contributory 484-488 NAPIER STREET White Hills 40077 HO682 482 NAPIER STREET White Hills 40096 Non-contributory 480 NAPIER STREET White Hills 40092 Contributory 478 NAPIER STREET White Hills 40093 Non-contributory 476 NAPIER STREET White Hills 40094 Contributory 477 NAPIER STREET White Hills 34386 Contributory 475 NAPIER STREET White Hills 34387 Non-contributory 471 NAPIER STREET White Hills 34109 HO681 469 NAPIER STREET White Hills 34111 Non-contributory 14A CAMBRIDGE White Hills 34112 Non-contributory CRESCENT 10 LYONS STREET White Hills 34399 Non-contributory 9 LYONS STREET White Hills 34401 Non-contributory 14 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 34110 Contributory 16 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 34158 Contributory 11 LYONS STREET White Hills 34162 Non-contributory 18 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 34160 Non-contributory 20 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 34159 Non-contributory 22 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 34163 Non-contributory 472 NAPIER STREET White Hills 40097 Contributory 474 NAPIER STREET White Hills 40099 Contributory 4 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 40079 Non-contributory 6 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 40080 Non-contributory 8 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 40083 Contributory

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10 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 40087 Contributory 12 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 40091 Contributory 19 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 34168 Contributory 9 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 34115 Non-contributory 11A CAMBRIDGE White Hills 34114 Non-contributory CRESCENT 11 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 34113 Non-contributory 13 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 34164 Non-contributory 15 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 34165 Non-contributory 17 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 34166 Non-contributory 467 NAPIER STREET White Hills 34120 Significant 7A CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 34118 Non-contributory 7 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 34117 Contributory 1 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 40081 Non-contributory 3 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 40088 Contributory 3A CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 40095 Non-contributory 5 CAMBRIDGE CRESCENT White Hills 40100 Non-contributory 473 NAPIER STREET White Hills 34388 HO681

Table F-6 Extension to Baxter Street Precinct HO2

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36 ARNOLD STREET Bendigo 27133 Non-contributory 38 ARNOLD STREET Bendigo 27135 Contributory 14 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27138 Contributory 2/18 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27283 Non-contributory 34 ARNOLD STREET Bendigo 27131 Contributory 19 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27297 Non-contributory 1/17 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27302 Non-contributory 2/17 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27305 Non-contributory HAVELOCK STREET 27306 Non-contributory 44 ARNOLD STREET Bendigo 27150 Contributory 46 ARNOLD STREET Bendigo 27148 Contributory 48 ARNOLD STREET Bendigo 27151 Contributory 50 ARNOLD STREET Bendigo 27153 Contributory 34 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27278 Non-contributory 32 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27276 Contributory 30 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27274 Contributory

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28 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27275 Contributory 26 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27277 Non-contributory 24A HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27279 Non-contributory 24 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27284 Contributory 33 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27190 Contributory 22 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27280 Contributory 31 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27198 Contributory 20 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27281 Non-contributory 29 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27287 Non-contributory 1/18 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27286 Non-contributory 18 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27285 Non-contributory 27 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27289 Non-contributory 16 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27288 Non-contributory 25B HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27291 Non-contributory 25A HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27292 Non-contributory 23 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27293 Non-contributory 21 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27294 Contributory 2/19 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27296 Non-contributory 1/19 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27298 Non-contributory 17 HAVELOCK STREET Bendigo 27300 Non-contributory

Table F-7 Extension to Tomlins Street Precinct HO14

Address Locality Property Number Heritage Status

233 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27408 Contributory 235A NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27406 Non-contributory 249B NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27595 Non-contributory 249A NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27595 Non-contributory 235B NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27405 Non-contributory 237 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27402 Non-contributory 2/237 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27410 Non-contributory 239 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27401 Contributory 241 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27400 Contributory NAPIER STREET 27399 Non-contributory 243 NAPIER STREET Bendigo Non-contributory 245 NAPIER STREET Bendigo Non-contributory 245 NAPIER STREET Bendigo Non-contributory 245A NAPIER STREET Bendigo Non-contributory

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2/247 NAPIER STREET Bendigo Non-contributory 1/247 NAPIER STREET Bendigo Non-contributory 247 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27593 Contributory 3/247 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27593 Non-contributory 249-249A NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27591 Significant 249 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27590 Significant 251-253 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27587 Significant 253 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27587 Significant 251 NAPIER STREET Bendigo 27587 Significant 19-21 NOLAN STREET Bendigo 27594 Non-contributory

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