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SCHEDULE to the HERITAGE OVERLAY the Requirements COLAC OTWAY PLANNING SCHEME 16/07/2015 SCHEDULE TO THE HERITAGE OVERLAY C82 The requirements of this overlay apply to both the heritage place and its associated land. PS Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Map Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated heritage Ref Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be Plan under place? Apply? Apply? exempt under Register permitted? Clause 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 under the Heritage Act 1995? Victorian Heritage Register HO189 Avenue of Honour Eurack Road Eurack - - - - Yes Ref No Yes No H2102 HO113 Colac Botanic Gardens 1-5 Fyans Street - - - - YesRefNo Yes No Colac H2259 HO312 Great Ocean Road - - - - YesRefNo Yes No H2261 Great Ocean Road between Torquay and Allansford This heritage place includes Armistead’s sawmill Wye River (GR 749037716510) (See HO242) Japanese Flowering Cherry Tree 53-81 Great Ocean Road Lavers Hill (See HO214) Godfrey Creek graves Great Ocean Road Separation Creek (GR 754040722550) (See HO226) Yuulong Public Hall adjoining 5655 Great Ocean Road Yuulong HERITAGE OVERLAY - SCHEDULE PAGE 1 OF 20 COLAC OTWAY PLANNING SCHEME PS Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Map Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated heritage Ref Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be Plan under place? Apply? Apply? exempt under Register permitted? Clause 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 under the Heritage Act 1995? War Memorial Great Ocean Road Apollo Bay HO218 Mount Hesse Station 155-159 Mount - - - - YesRefNo Yes No Hesse Estate Road Ombersley H1208 HO130 Former Adam Rea's Store 1 Murray Street - - - - YesRefNo Yes No Colac H433 HO103 Cape Otway Lightstation 1140 Lighthouse - - - - YesRefNo Yes No Road Cape Otway H1222 HO247 Knott's No. 3 Mill Otways State Forest - - - - YesRefNo Yes No Wyelangta (GR 715203715520) H1818 HO234 Tarndwarncoort 37 Roseneath Road - - - - YesRefNo Yes No Warncoort H0281 HO225 Pirron Yallock Railway Station Complex 2 - - - - YesRefNo Yes No Station Road Pirron Yallock H1584 HO34 Henry’s No. 1 Mill West Barwon Track - - - - YesRefNo Yes No Barramunga (GR 738166572551) H1815 HO37 Henry's Tramway Tunnel Off West Barwon - - - - YesRefNo Yes No Track Barramunga (GR 739355724974) H1817 Local Significance HO1 Coragulac Hse Plantings & Washington Yes Yes Yes No No No Nil No Palm 895 Corangamite Lake Rd Alvie HO2 Glen Alvie 5 Finns Road Alvie Yes No Yes No No No Nil No HERITAGE OVERLAY - SCHEDULE PAGE 2 OF 20 COLAC OTWAY PLANNING SCHEME PS Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Map Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated heritage Ref Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be Plan under place? Apply? Apply? exempt under Register permitted? Clause 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 under the Heritage Act 1995? HO3 Red Rock Reserve Alvie (GR No No No No No No Nil No 719080763550) HO4 Pioneer Memorial Foreshore Apollo Bay No No No No No No Nil No HO5 'Speculant' anchor Foreshore Reserve No No No No No No Nil No Apollo Bay HO6 Monterey Cypress Avenue Great Ocean No No Yes No No No Nil No Road Apollo Bay HO8 Mechanics' Institute 21 Great Ocean Road Yes No Yes No No No Nil No Apollo Bay HO12 Apollo Bay Hotel 95-101 Great Ocean Yes No No No No No Nil No Road Apollo Bay HO13 Visitor Information Centre 100 Great Yes No No No No Yes Nil No Ocean Road Apollo Bay HO14 Submarine Cable Station 6250 Great Yes No No No No Yes Nil No Ocean Road Apollo Bay HO15 Dairy Manager's Residence 1 Hardy Street Yes No Yes No No Yes Nil No Apollo Bay HO16 Marriner's Lookout 165 Marriner's Lookout No No Yes No No Yes Nil No Rd Apollo Bay HO18 Masonic Hall 41 McLachlan Street Apollo Yes No No No No Yes Nil No Bay HERITAGE OVERLAY - SCHEDULE PAGE 3 OF 20 COLAC OTWAY PLANNING SCHEME PS Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Map Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated heritage Ref Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be Plan under place? Apply? Apply? exempt under Register permitted? Clause 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 under the Heritage Act 1995? HO19 Uniting Church & Hall cnr. Nelson & Diana Yes No No No No Yes Nil No Sts Apollo Bay HO20 Our Lady Starof the Sea Church 1-3 Yes No No No No Yes Nil No Nelson Street Apollo Bay HO21 The Folley 11 Nelson Street Apollo Bay Yes No No No No No Nil No HO23 Post Office (fmr.) 21 Nelson Street Apollo Yes No No No No No Nil No Bay HO24 Augustus Lee Memorial 25 Nelson Street No No No No No No Nil No Apollo Bay HO25 Chalet Otway 59-71 Noel Street Apollo Yes No No No No No Nil No Bay HO26 Martin's tramline Apollo Bay (GR No No No No No No Nil No 726851704528) HO27 Johnson Bros chute Apollo Bay (GR No No No No No No Nil No 732693709991) HO28 Post Office (fmr.) 20 Alford Road Yes No No No No No Nil No Barongarook HO29 Primary School #2210 275 Barongarook Yes No No No No No Nil No Road Barongarook HO30 Public Hall 280 Barongarook Road Yes No No No No No Nil No Barongarook HO31 Trees, fmr. Conway's store 10 Reynolds No No Yes No No No Nil No Road Barongarook HERITAGE OVERLAY - SCHEDULE PAGE 4 OF 20 COLAC OTWAY PLANNING SCHEME PS Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Map Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated heritage Ref Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be Plan under place? Apply? Apply? exempt under Register permitted? Clause 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 under the Heritage Act 1995? HO32 Turtons Track Barramunga & Tanybryn No No No No No No Nil No HO33 Henry sawmill Barramunga (GR No No No No No No Nil No 738166727250) HO35 Henry No 2 sawmill Barramunga (GR No No No No No No Nil No 741934723850) HO36 Henry & Sanderson Sawmills No No No No No No Nil No Barramunga(GR 738280728930) HO39 Hayden No 4 sawmill Barwon Downs (GR No No No No No No Nil No 753572729480) HO40 Mackie No 2 sawmill Barwon Downs (GR No No No No No No Nil No 740284732660) HO41 Mackie No 4sawmill 0 Barwon Downs (GR No No No No No No Nil No 73816672725) HO42 Mackie No 5 sawmill Barwon Downs (GR No No No No No No Nil No 745772728460) HO43 St Joseph's Catholic Church 209 Yes No No No No Yes Nil No Callahans Lane Barwon Downs HO44 Hayden's sawmills Delaneys Road Barwon No No No No No No Nil No Downs (GR 745840733310) HO45 Presbyterian Church 1560 Forrest Yes No No No No Yes Nil No Birregurra Rd Barwon Downs HO46 Blackwood 1630 Forrest Birregurra Rd Yes No No No No No Nil No Barwon Downs HERITAGE OVERLAY - SCHEDULE PAGE 5 OF 20 COLAC OTWAY PLANNING SCHEME PS Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Map Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated heritage Ref Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be Plan under place? Apply? Apply? exempt under Register permitted? Clause 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 under the Heritage Act 1995? HO48 Braeburne 155 Beeac Dreeite Road Beeac Yes No Yes No No No Nil No HO49 Beeac Cemetery 40 Cemetery Road Yes No Yes No No No Nil No Beeac HO50 Railway earthworks Colac-Ballarat Road No No No No No No Nil No Beeac (GR 730926766428) HO51 Grassyvale 305 Cororooke Road Beeac Yes No Yes No No No Nil No HO52 Avenue of Honour Coulson & Wallace No No Yes No No No Nil No Streets Beeac HO53 Beeac Creamery 5 Eurack Road Beeac Yes No No No No Yes Nil No HO54 Councillors Memorial Lang Street Beeac No No Yes No No No Nil No (GR 731153769195) HO55 Primary School 45 Lang Street Beeac Yes No No No No No Nil No HO56 Common School 53 Main Street Beeac Yes No No No No No Nil No HO57 St Andrew's Uniting 16 Lang Street Beeac Yes No No No No No Nil No HO58 War Memorial 53 Main Street Beeac No No No No No No Nil No HO59 Mingawalla Woolshed 1420 Warrowie Yes No No No No No Nil No Road Beeac HO60 Robin & Kincaid Sawmills Beech Forest No No No No No No Nil No (GR 709441719270) HO61 Otway Shire Hall 2 Main Road Beech Yes No No No No No Nil No Forest HERITAGE OVERLAY - SCHEDULE PAGE 6 OF 20 COLAC OTWAY PLANNING SCHEME PS Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Map Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated heritage Ref Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be Plan under place? Apply? Apply? exempt under Register permitted? Clause 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 under the Heritage Act 1995? HO62 Butter Factory Underground Brick Tank 22 No No No No No No Nil No Main Road Beech Forest HO63 Otway Shire offices 6 Main Road Beech Yes No No No No No Nil No Forest HO64 Smedley sawmill Olangolah Beech Forest No No No No No No Nil No (GR 729570722780) HO65 Primary School 1560 Old Beech Forest Yes No No No No No Nil No Road Beech Forest HO66 House48OldMainRoadBeechForest Yes No No No No No Nil No HO67 WorldWar II memorial Old Main Road No No No No No No Nil No Beech Forest (GR 723510720148) HO68 Railway turning loop Southorn Street No No No No No No Nil No Beech Forest HO69 Railway workers' house 32 Southorn Yes No No No No No Nil No Street Beech Forest HO70 McDonald tramway Wimba Beech Forest No No No No No No Nil No (GR 724290725990) HO71 Wesleyan Methodist Church 50 Beal Yes No No No No No Nil No Street Birregurra HO72 Railway Station 460 Birregurra Road Yes No No No No No Nil No Birregurra HO73 Water Tower 470 Birregurra Road No No No No No No Nil No Birregurra HERITAGE OVERLAY - SCHEDULE PAGE 7 OF 20 COLAC OTWAY
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