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HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY
LAID ON THE TABLE
19 February 2013
Amendment Instructions Table
Name of Local Government Area:
Metropolitan Adelaide
Name of Development Plan(s):
Unley (City)
Name of DPA:
Local Heritage Places
These amendment instructions are based on the Unley (City) Development Plan dated September 2010
Where amendments to this Development Plan have been authorised after the aforementioned consolidation date,
consequential changes to the following amendment instructions will be made as necessary to give effect to this amendment.
To give effect to the policies approved for interim operation on "Insert Interim Operation date here" .
Amendment
Instruction
Number
y Objective (obj)
y Principle of Development Control (PDC)
y Desired Character Statement (DCS)
y Map/Table No
y Other (specify)
Method
Of
change.
(Delete/Replace/Insert)
Re-numbering Subsequent
required
policy
(Y/N)
Crossreferences
Requiring
update
(Y/N)
REGIONAL OR METROPOLITAN PROVISIONS
(including figures and illustrations contained in the text)
1.
Nil
COUNCIL WIDE OR GENERAL PROVISIONS
2.
All occurrences of Table Un/3 be replaced by
“Table Un/3 and Table Un/4”
Replace
N
Y
3.
All occurrences of Table Un/4, 5, 6 and 7 be
replaced by “Table Un/5, 6, 7 or 8”
respectively
Replace
Y
Y
ZONE AND/OR POLICY AREA AND/OR PRECINCT PROVISIONS
4.
All occurrences of Table Un/3 be replaced by
“Table Un/3 and Table Un/4”
Replace
Y
Y
5.
All occurrences of Table Un/4, 5, 6 and 7 be
replaced by “Table Un/5, 6, 7 or 8”
respectively
Replace
Y
Y
TABLES
6.
Table Un/3 be replaced by Table Un/3 and
Table Un/4 per Attachment A
Replace
Y
Y
7.
Table Un/4, 5, 6 and 7 be renumbered Table
Un/5, 6, 7 and 8 respectively
Renumber
Y
Y
MAPPING
(Structure Plans, Overlays, Enlargements, Zone Maps & Policy Area Maps)
8.
Map Un/21 and 23 per Attachment D
Replace
N
N
9.
Fig Un(RHC)/1, 2, 3, 5, 6A, 6B & 7 be replaced
by Fig Un(RHC)/1, 2, 3, 5, 6A, 6B & 7 per
Attachment C
Replace
N
N
10.
After Fig and Table Un(RHC)/7 insert Fig
Un(Her)/1 to 10 per Attachment B
Insert
N
N
Unley (City) Local Heritage Places DPA- draft 4
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ATTACHMENT A – Replacement Table Un/3 and Un/4
TABLE Un/3
Heritage Places
STATE HERITAGE PLACES
Note:
Places highlighted in grey are currently listed as Heritage Places in the City of Unley Development Plan,
however, the Description of Place of Value and associated details have been clarified (reference for Development Plan
Amendment only).
PROPERTY ADDRESS
DESCRIPTION OF PLACE OF VALUE
(State Heritage Places, only listed in Development Plan for convenience.
Refer to State Heritage Register, and Heritage Places Act, for full details)
Certificate(s)
of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section 16
Heritage
Places Act)
6 Addiscombe Place, Unley
Park
Dwelling (Heywood)
6028/566
d&g
2 Anzac Highway, Keswick
Headquarters Building, Keswick Barracks
5554/118
d&e
8 Bellevue Place, Unley Park
Dwelling (Bellevue Place)
5281/409
d, e & g
32 Cross Road, Myrtle Bank
Ridge Park Nursing Home (former Dwelling)
5854/347
d, e & g
3 Douglas Street, Millswood
River Red Gum
78 Fisher Street, Fullarton
Dwelling (Woodfield)
411 Fullarton Road,
Fullarton
5868/286
a&d
5171/401 to
404
d, e & g
Fullarton Park Community Centre (former
Dwelling - Hughes Estate)
5831/568
d&e
380 Glen Osmond Road,
Myrtle Bank
Carmelite Monastery
5901/729
e&g
126-132 Goodwood Road,
Goodwood
Shops (Bansemer Family Butcher Shop)
5201/688,
5201/743 &
5201/ 744
d&e
141 Goodwood Road,
Goodwood
Capri Cinema
5437/653
d&e
155 Goodwood Road,
Goodwood
War Memorial
5787/688
d&e
181 Goodwood Road,
Millswood
Tabor College (former Orphanage)
5550/679
d, e & g
179 Greenhill Road,
Parkside
Office (Carramar Clinic – former Dwelling)
5990/922
e&g
631 South Road, Everard
Park
Retirement Village (former Ackland House)
5621/687
d&e
37 Thornber Street, Unley
Park
Flats (former Thornber House & cottage)
5487/820
d, e & g
34 Unley Road, Unley
Consulting Room (former Dwelling)
5345/269
d, e & g
St Augustine’s Anglican Church & Hall
2095/148
(GM4/461)
d, e & g
20 Victoria Avenue, Unley
Park
Dwelling (Yurilla Hall)
5391/440
d, e & g
34 Wood Street, Millswood
Dwelling (Coonawarra)
5448/450
d, e & g
31 Young Street (and 1 and
3 Castle Street), Parkside
Dwellings (former - Epworth Uniting Church)
6043/371,
6024/23 &
5992/436
e&g
61 Young Street, Parkside
Dwelling (former Private School)
5843/962
737/141
d, e & g
305 Young Street, Wayville
Dwelling (Amphi-Cosma)
5563/122
d, e & g
2
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307 Young Street, Wayville
Dwelling (Lee’s Theatre Club)
3
5801/442
e&g
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TABLE Un/4
Heritage Places
LOCAL HERITAGE PLACES
Note:
Places highlighted in grey are currently listed as Heritage Places in the City of Unley Development Plan;
however, the Description of Place of Value and associated details have been clarified (reference for Development Plan
Amendment only).
PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
12 Ada Street GOODWOOD
Flats (former Shop & attached Dwelling); Original
external form, materials and details of the 1881
former shop and attached residence. Any later
alterations or additions are excluded from the listing.
CT 5839/938
acd
6 Albert Street
GOODWOOD
Dwelling; The original external form, materials and
details of this 1907 masonry residence, incorporating
the verandah form and the predominant roof form
associated with the dwelling style. The later
alterations to the verandah are excluded from the
listing.
CT 5290/622
ad
20 Albert Street
GOODWOOD
Former shop and residence; External form, materials
and detailing of the former corner shop and attached
house. Any later additions and alterations are
excluded from the listing, including awning canopy.
CT 5101/308
acd
34 Albert Street
GOODWOOD
Former shop and residence (Albert House); External
form, materials and detailing of the 1896 former shop
and 1882 attached house. Any later additions and
alterations are excluded from the listing.
CT 5170/649
acd
58 Albert Street
GOODWOOD
excluded from the listing.
CT 5484/422
acd
40-54 Alfred Street
PARKSIDE
Attached Dwellings; Original external form, materials
and details of this c1860s row of residences,
incorporating the predominant roof form associated
with the dwelling style. Any later alterations or
additions are excluded from the listing.
CT 5860/837
ad
Anzac Highway (Outside
Keswick Barracks)
KESWICK
Mileage Post; External form, materials and detailing
and specific location of the mileage post.
RR
a
38 Anzac Highway
EVERARD PARK
Office (former Dwelling) & fence; External form,
materials and detailing of the c1940s former dwelling
with its original garage and fence. Any later additions
and alterations are excluded from the listing.
CT 5513/260
CT 5565/293
ad
40 Anzac Highway
EVERARD PARK
Dwelling & Office (Beverley - former Flats); External
form, materials and detailing of the 1939 former
apartment building. Any later additions and
CT 5401/799
ad
46-48 Anzac Highway
EVERARD PARK
Flats (Everard Court) & fence; External form,
materials and detailing of the Inter War flats and
fence. Any later alterations or additions are excluded
from the listing.
CT
CT
CT
CT
ad
4
5867/503
5867/504
5867/505
5867/506
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
(Volume/Folio)
Criteria
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
CT 5867/507
CT 5867/508
CT 5867/509
CT 5867/510
CT 5867/511
CT 5867/512
CT 5867/513
CT 5867/514
CT 5867/515
CT 5867/516
78-86 Anzac Highway
EVERARD PARK
Shops & Office (former Roxy Cinema); External form,
materials and detailing of the 1937 building. Later
alterations, including new shopfronts at ground floor
level, are excluded from the listing.
CT 5864/356
CT 5864/357
CT 5864/358
acdf
8 Aroha Terrace BLACK
FOREST
Dwelling; External form, materials and detailing of the
c1890 dwelling. Any later additions and alterations
are excluded from the listing.
CT 5742/802
ad
14 Aroha Terrace BLACK
FOREST
1913 dwelling. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5505/764
ad
22-24 Arthur Street UNLEY
Masonic Hall; External form, materials and detailing
of the 1926 lodge building. Any later additions and
CT 5761/53
CT 5857/895
acdf
29 Arthur Street UNLEY
RSL Hall (former Methodist Church); External form,
materials and detailing of the 1850-1 former church
building. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5427/451
CT 5427/452
acd
29 Arthur Street UNLEY
RSL Office (former Church Hall); External form,
materials and detailing of the 1855 former hall. Any
later additions and alterations are excluded from the
listing.
CT 5427/451
CT 5427/452
acd
37 Austral Terrace
MALVERN
Dwelling; Original external form, materials and details
of the 1908 Edwardian/Federation period residence.
Any alterations or additions are excluded from the
listing.
CT 5360/828
ad
40 Austral Terrace
MALVERN
of the1896 Edwardian/Federation period residence.
The carport and later extensions and alterations are
CT 6059/697
CT 6059/697
ad
41 Austral Terrace
MALVERN
Dwelling & fence; Original external form, materials
and details of the c1920s Inter-War Tudor revival
style residence, including the fence to Austral
Terrace. Any alterations or additions including the
attached garage are excluded from the listing.
CT 5928/886
ad
47 Austral Terrace
MALVERN
Dwelling & hedge; Original external form, materials
and details of this Edwardian masonry residence,
including the hedge to Austral Terrace. Any later
alterations or additions including the later carport and
verandah alterations are excluded from the listing.
CT 5093/220
ad
50 Austral Terrace
MALVERN
Dwelling & hedge; Original external form, materials
and details of this c1890s late Victorian transitional
masonry residence, including the tower, verandah
and roof form associated with the dwelling style and
CT 5146/254
ad
5
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
including the hedge to Austral Terrace. The later
Avenue Street MILLSWOOD
Bridge Balustrades; External form, materials and
detailing of the pair of balustrades to the bridge.
RR
a
10 Avenue Street
MILLSWOOD
Dwelling - (Heathcote); Original external form,
materials and details of this c1890 Edwardian
masonry residence. Any later additions and
alterations do not form part of the listing.
CT 5233/708
CT 5233/709
ade
23 Avenue Street
MILLSWOOD
of this 1900 Edwardian masonry residence. Any later
additions and alterations do not form part of the
listing.
CT 5268/285
ad
26 Avenue Street
MILLSWOOD
listing.
CT 5170/592
ad
27 Avenue Road
HIGHGATE
Highgate Primary School; External form, materials
and detailing of the 1923 school building and 1928
additions. Later extensions and alterations are not
included.
CT 5679/311
CT 5827/728
CT 5827/729
CT 5827/730
CT 5827/732
CT 5827/733
CT 5827/734
CT 5827/736
acd
37 Avenue Street
MILLSWOOD
listing.
CT 5848/736
ad
18 Bartley Crescent
WAYVILLE
Our Lady of Protection Ukrainian Catholic Church;
The original external form, materials and detailing of
the 1975 church and front fence. Any later additions
CT 5878/819
CT 5878/819
acd
20 Bartley Crescent
WAYVILLE
Dwelling (former Institute); The original external form,
materials and detailing of the 1904 building. The side
addition and any later alterations are excluded from
the listing.
CT 5396/415
acd
1 Bellevue Place UNLEY
PARK
Baptist Church; External form, materials and detailing
of the 1917 Baptist Church. Any later alterations or
CT 5824/40
acdf
5 Bloomsbury Street
GOODWOOD
of the c1910 residence, incorporating the verandah
form and the roof form associated with the dwelling
style.
CT 5292/135
ad
Blyth Street (cnr Windsor
Street) PARKSIDE
RR
a
7A Byron Road (cnr
Canterbury Tce) BLACK
FOREST
Princess Margaret Playground Arbour; External form,
materials and detailing of the 1930 concrete and
timber arbour.
CT 5739/962
acd
Charles Street
FORESTVILLE
RR
a
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
(Volume/Folio)
Criteria
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
1/41-2/41 Charles Street
FORESTVILLE
Attached Dwellings; External form, materials and
detailing of this 1883 pair of Victorian asymmetrically
fronted cottages. Any later alterations or additions are
CT 5135/899
CT 5135/900
ad
43-45 Charles Street
FORESTVILLE
excluded from the listing including the carport
addition.
CT 5225/26
ad
47-49 Charles Street
FORESTVILLE
excluded from the listing including the timber
verandah frieze.
CT 5225/25
CT 5721/12
ad
9 Cheltenham Street
HIGHGATE
CT 5173/154
a
11-13 Cheltenham Street
HIGHGATE
Dwelling (Rosefield); External form, materials and
detailing of both the 1840-50s and later sections of
the dwelling. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5789/41
ad
45 Cheltenham Street
HIGHGATE
School Building (Concordia College); External form
materials and detailing of the original 1899 school
building and 1920s extension. Any later additions and
alterations to these buildings and the classrooms
CT 5471/656
CT 6077/168
abcd
45 Cheltenham Street
HIGHGATE
Hall (Former Chapel Concordia College); External
form materials and detailing of the 1926 hall (former
chapel). Any later additions and alterations to these
buildings and the classrooms and administration
section are excluded from the listing.
CT 5471/656
CT 5880/226
CT 6077/168
abd
54 Clifton Street MALVERN
Dwelling (Wilcolo) & fence; Original external form,
materials and details of this 1912 Edwardian
residence, including the fence to Clifton Street. Any
later alterations or additions including the carport
addition are excluded from the listing.
CT 5877/377
ad
of this 1910 Edwardian residence. Any later
alterations or addition are excluded from the listing.
CT 5218/758
ad
Dwelling (former Kyre College); Original external
form, materials and details of this c1895 Victorian
asymmetrically fronted residence. The later additions
CT 5904/536
ad
5 Clyde Street PARKSIDE
Dwelling (Zeehan); External form, materials and
detailing of the c1885 dwelling. Any later alterations
or additions are excluded from the listing.
CT 5406/73
ad
9 Clyde Street PARKSIDE
Dwelling; The external form, materials and detailing
of the 1880-81 dwelling. Any later alterations or
additions are excluded from the listing including the
skillion roof addition.
CT 5226/161
ad
20 Commercial Road HYDE
Dwelling & fence; External form, materials and
detailing of the 1883 dwelling. The front fence and
CT 5327/538
ad
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
PARK
gate posts are included in the listing. Any later
additions and alterations are excluded from the
listing.
PARK
Dwelling; External form, materials and detailing of this
excluded from the listing including the skillion roofed
addition to the rear.
CT 5849/290
ad
PARK
detailing of this 1896 dwelling. The front fence is
included in the listing. Any later additions and
alterations are excluded from the listing including the
carport.
CT 5474/927
ad
PARK
CT 5080/903
ad
Cremorne Street (cnr
Windsor Street)
FULLARTON
RR
a
107-109 Cremorne Street
MALVERN
and details of this c1880 Victorian pair of single
fronted cottages. Any later additions or alterations are
CT 5021/403
CT 5021/404
CT 5021/405
ad
18 Cross Road MYRTLE
BANK
Lourdes Valley Retirement Home; External form,
materials and detailing of the 1915 three storey
building. Any later alterations or additions are
CT 5562/693
af
24 Cross Road MYRTLE
BANK
1893 two storey residence. The glazed gazebo and
any later alterations or additions are excluded from
the listing.
CT 5391/260
ad
158 Cross Road MALVERN
Dwelling (Burgess House); Original external form,
materials and details of this 1888 two storey Victorian
symmetrically fronted residence. The later additions
CT 5843/730
ad
of this 1899 Federation/Edwardian residence. Any
listing.
CT 5105/432
ad
Dwelling (Longer Crendon) & fence; Original external
form, materials and details of this 1900
Federation/Edwardian residence. The front fence
railing is included in the listing. Any later additions
CT 5114/950
ad
detailing of the c1930 dwelling. The front fence is
CT 5185/47
ad
204 Cross Road UNLEY
PARK
1915-16 dwelling. Any later additions and alterations
CT 5830/575
CT 5830/576
CT 5830/577
ad
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
(Volume/Folio)
Criteria
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
12-13/ 242 Cross Road
KINGS PARK
Dwelling (Glenavalin); External form, materials and
detailing of the 1922 dwelling. Any later alterations
and additions are excluded from the listing.
CT 5019/744
CT 5019/745
CT 5019/746
ad
Cross Street FULLARTON
RR
a
11 Dixon Street CLARENCE
PARK
of this 1895 late Victorian asymmetrically fronted
residence. Excludes later extension to the north.
CT 5457/371
ad
3 Dover Street MALVERN
of the 1916 residence. The later additions and
alterations, including the carport are excluded from
the listing.
CT 5792/291
ade
68 Dover Street MALVERN
of the 1913 residence. Any later additions and
CT 5461/421
ad
8-14 Duthy Street (cnr
Frederick Street) UNLEY
Shops; External form, materials and detailing of the
c1915 shops. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5046/356
CT 5046/357
CT 5046/358
CT 5046/359
acdf
19-31 Duthy Street (cnr
Fairford Street) UNLEY
CT 5443/778
acd
50-54 Duthy Street
MALVERN
Shops (former Shops & Dwelling); External form,
materials and detailing of this 1910 former pair of
shops and attached residence. Any later additions
CT 5409/559
acd
84-92 Duthy Street
MALVERN
1922 shops. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5202/438
acd
22 East Avenue BLACK
FOREST
CT 5663/948
ad
44A East Avenue BLACK
FOREST
Church (former Church of Christ); External form,
materials and detailing of the 1927 church. Any later
listing. The rear buildings are also not included.
CT 5804/883
ac
74 East Avenue BLACK
FOREST
Clarence Park Institute; External form, materials and
detailing of the 1933 building. Any later additions and
CT 1397/188
CT 5792/713
acd
79-85 Edmund Avenue (81)
UNLEY
Office (former Police Station); External form,
materials and detailing of the c1890 former dwelling
building. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5297/67
CT 5297/67
CT 5297/67
CT 5837/850
acd
79-85 Edmund Avenue (83)
UNLEY
Office (former Court House); External form, materials
and detailing of the 1925 former court house. Any
listing.
CT 5297/67
CT 5297/67
CT 5297/67
CT 5837/850
acd
80-82 Edmund Avenue
Unley Museum (former Unley Fire Station); External
form, materials and detailing of the 1898 former fire
CT 5841/451
acd
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
UNLEY
station including the face stone walls, brick detailing,
window openings and roof form. Any later additions
24 Essex North Street
GOODWOOD
Dwelling (Sherburn); Original external form, materials
and details of the Edwardian period residence,
incorporating the verandah form and the roof form
associated with the dwelling style.
CT 5400/954
ad
Ethel Street FORESTVILLE
RR
a
34-36 Ethel Street
FORESTVILLE
detailing of these 1883 pair of single fronted cottages.
Any later additions and alterations are excluded from
the listing.
CT 5234/968
CT 5276/285
ad
38-40 Ethel Street
FORESTVILLE
detailing of this 1883 pair of single fronted cottages.
the listing.
CT 5363/187
CT 5512/978
ad
54 Ethel Street
FORESTVILLE
Dwelling; External form, materials and detailing of this
1884 single fronted cottage. Any later alterations or
CT 5109/631
ad
48 Eton Street MALVERN
of this 1885 Victorian asymmetrically fronted
residence. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5823/711
ad
and details of this 1895 masonry residence. The
railings to the fence are included in the listing. Any
listing.
CT 5324/141
ad
and details of the 1893 Edwardian/Federation period
residence. The cast iron to the front fence is included
in the listing. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5718/827
ad
of this 1890 masonry residence. The later additions
and alterations, including the rear addition, are
CT 5205/754
ad
of this 1886 Victorian masonry residence. Any later
listing.
CT 5787/908
ad
10 Eurilpa Avenue
EVERARD PARK
detailing of the 1898 dwelling and fence. Any later
CT 5152/699
ad
3 Eva Street MILLSWOOD
listing.
CT 5281/554
ad
Ferguson Avenue MYRTLE
RR
a
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
BANK
22A Ferguson Avenue
MYRTLE BANK
Dwelling (former Stables); External form, materials
and detailing of the c1875 former stables building.
Any later alterations or additions are excluded from
the listing.
CT 5888/458
ad
16 Fern Avenue
FULLARTON
Dwelling (Barn Abbey); External form, materials and
detailing of the early dwelling. Any later alterations or
CT 5107/426
ade
18-20 Fern Avenue
FULLARTON
Stone wall; Structure, materials and detailing of the
early bluestone wall.
CT 5561/358
CT 5561/358
ade
First Avenue FORESTVILLE
RR
a
Fisher Street FULLARTON
Drinking Fountain
RR
a
1 Fisher Street MYRTLE
BANK
of the 1883 Baptist Church. Any later alterations or
CT 5868/937
CT 5868/938
acd
BANK
Austism SA Education & Support Centre (former
Dwelling) & fence; External form, materials and
detailing of the former c1865 dwelling. The listing also
includes the front fence. Any later alterations or
CT 5854/242
ad
BANK
Glen Osmond Primary School & former coach house;
Overall form materials and detailing of the 1877 main
school building, and the c1865 former coach house at
the rear. Listing excludes later alterations and
additions.
CT 5841/903
CT 5861/137
acd
BANK
c1930 dwelling. Any later alterations or additions are
CT 5071/866
d
BANK
Dwelling (Sedgeford); External form, materials and
detailing of the c1885 dwelling. The later addition and
any alterations are excluded from the listing.
CT 5126/777
d
80A Fisher Street
FULLARTON
Dwelling (Casa Rica); The overall external form,
materials and detailing of this c1930 Spanish Mission
style dwelling. Any later alterations or additions are
CT 5410/555
ad
84 Fisher Street
FULLARTON
Dwelling; The external form, materials and detailing
of the c1860s original dwelling. Any later alterations
CT 5107/824
ad
99 Fisher Street
FULLARTON
detailing of the c1885 dwelling and fence. Any later
CT 5875/85
ad
182 Fisher Street MALVERN
and details of this 1884 Victorian asymmetrically
fronted residence, including the front fence. The
carport addition is excluded from the listing.
CT 5203/163
ad
CT 5738/391
ad
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
fronted residence, including the front fence. Later
additions and alterations are excluded from the listing
including the carport addition.
alterations and additions are excluded from the listing
CT 5729/680
ad
and details of this 1885-6 Victorian asymmetrically
CT 5495/26
ad
202-202A Fisher Street
MALVERN
Dwellings (Former Collegiate School for Malvern
Girls); External form, materials and detailing of the
1894 residence and former school. Any later
additions or alterations are excluded from the listing.
CT 5002/658
CT 5002/659
ac
39 Florence Street
FULLARTON
Welfare Institution (former Dwelling - Burwood);
External form, materials and detailing of the 1912
dwelling. Any later additions or alterations are
CT 5433/858
ad
5-5A Forest Avenue BLACK
FOREST
detailing of the 1927 dwelling. Any later additions and
CT 5859/287
ad
25 Forest Avenue BLACK
FOREST
Dwelling; External form, materials and detailing of
the1908 dwelling. Any later additions and alterations
CT 5847/566
ad
Foster Street (cnr Windsor
Street) PARKSIDE
RR
a
16 Frederick Street
CLARENCE PARK
of this 1908 Edwardian period masonry residence,
incorporating the verandah form and the predominant
roof form associated with the dwelling style. Excludes
masonry addition and carport.
CT 5422/721
ad
11 Frew Street FULLARTON
Dwelling - 'Malwood'; External form, materials and
detailing of the c1850 dwelling. Any later additions or
CT 5152/259
ade
13 Frew Street FULLARTON
c1860s dwelling. Any later additions or alterations are
CT 5387/438
ade
Fullarton Road (near Fisher
Street) FULLARTON
RR
a
364 Fullarton Road
FULLARTON
1901 dwelling. Any later alterations or additions are
excluded from the listing including the dormer
window.
CT 5316/195
ad
499-503 Fullarton Road
HIGHGATE
of the 1939/40 Inter-War Mediterranean style
residence, incorporating the arcaded forms and the
predominant roof form associated with the dwelling
CT 6033/828
adf
12
29 September 2011
PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
style. Any later additions and alterations including the
fence are excluded from the listing.
George Street PARKSIDE
RR
a
1 George Street UNLEY
PARK
CT 5672/265
ad
2-4 George Street
PARKSIDE
detailing of the 1892-1893 pair of dwellings. Any later
CT 5093/714
CT 5493/590
ade
10-12 George Street
PARKSIDE
and details of this 1870 Victorian pair of two storied
dwellings. Any later alterations or additions are
CT 5113/199
CT 6063/299
ade
1a Gilbert Street
GOODWOOD
CT 5062/125
acd
Glen Osmond Road (cnr
Barr Smith Avenue)
MYRTLE BANK
War Memorial - Ridge Park; The original form,
materials and detailing of the c1919 War Memorial
should be retained, including all memorial plaques.
CT 5593/224
CT 5605/707
CT 5605/707
aef
86 Glen Osmond Road
PARKSIDE
Corner Shop; Original external form, materials and
details of the two storey shop including parapet form
and detail, masonry walls and verandah form. Also
included are the later Art Deco style additions which
were undertaken during the Inter War period. The
later modernisation of ground level shopfronts is not
included in the listing.
CT 5873/604
acd
96 Glen Osmond Road
PARKSIDE
Shops(former Institute); Original external form,
materials and details of the c1902 former Institute
and 1908 additions. Any later additions or alterations
CT 5123/914
CT 5123/915
acd
110-114 Glen Osmond Road
(at rear near Macklin Street)
PARKSIDE
St Raphael's School; External form, materials and
detailing of the 1899 school building. Any later
additions or alterations are not included in the listing.
CT 5073/221
CT 5077/885
CT 5568/91
CT 5568/91
CT 5568/92
acd
142 Glen Osmond Road
PARKSIDE
Hotel - Fountain Inn; External form, materials and
detailing of the c1870 two storey building. Later
additions and alterations including the two storey
addition to the north and the verandah, and the first
floor window hoods are not included in the listing.
CT 5110/195
CT 5110/196
CT 5110/197
acdf
310 Glen Osmond Road
FULLARTON
Corner Shop; External form, materials and detailing
of the row shops. Any later alterations or additions
are excluded from the listing including the later
verandah.
CT 6022/890
acd
68 Goodwood Road
WAYVILLE
Wayville Showgrounds - Ridley Memorial Gates &
fencing; All elements of the external form, materials
and detailing of the 1933 entrance structure.
CT
CT
CT
CT
CT
adef
13
5107/276
5248/905
5478/189
5478/189
5478/189
29 September 2011
PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
(Volume/Folio)
Criteria
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5636/39
CT 5800/999
CT 5806/321
CT 5806/330
CT 5840/805
CT 5855/364
CT 5864/373
CT 5867/403
CT 5867/405
CT 5890/903
68 Goodwood WAYVILLE
Wayville Showgrounds – Iron fence panels
associated with new Kidman Entrance; All 1930s iron
fence panel and gates elements of the new Rose
Terrace entrance structure.
CT 5107/276
CT 5248/905
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5478/189
CT 5636/39
CT 5800/999
CT 5806/321
CT 5806/330
CT 5840/805
CT 5855/364
CT 5864/373
CT 5867/403
CT 5867/405
CT 5890/903
de
75 Goodwood Road
GOODWOOD
Hotel (Goodwood); The external form of the 1878
hotel including the balcony. The later extensions and
ground floor alterations are excluded from the listing.
CT
CT
CT
CT
CT
CT
acf
14
5138/348
5138/348
5138/348
5139/136
5139/137
5139/365
29 September 2011
PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
(Volume/Folio)
Criteria
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
CT 6005/744
78 Goodwood Road
WAYVILLE
Office (former Dwelling); External form, materials and
detailing of the c1890 dwelling. Any later additions
CT 5871/704
ad
93 Goodwood Road
GOODWOOD
Shops; Original external form materials and details of
this pair of 1880’s shops including parapet shopfronts
detail and configuration. Any later additions and
CT 4061/524
CT 5291/888
acd
99 Goodwood Road (to rear
fronting Florence Street)
GOODWOOD
Church,(former Methodist Church); External form,
materials and detailing of the 1877 Church. Any later
listing.
CT 5852/334
ac
99 Goodwood Road
GOODWOOD
Church, (former Methodist Church); External form,
listing.
CT 5852/334
acdf
120-124A Goodwood Road
GOODWOOD
Shops; Original external form materials and detailing
of the 1881-3 shops. Any later additions and
CT 5201/747
acd
127-129 Goodwood Road
GOODWOOD
of the 1919-1923 shops including parapet awning
and shopfronts. Any later additions and alterations
are excluded from the listing including those to the
rear.
CT 5403/928
CT 5403/929
acd
140 Goodwood Road
GOODWOOD
Goodwood Primary School Hall (former Goodwood
Baptist Church); External form, materials and
detailing of the 1882 church. Any later additions and
CT 5494/292
acdf
155 Goodwood Road
GOODWOOD
St George the Martyr Anglican Church and Rectory;
External form, materials and detailing of the Church
and Rectory. Original interior elements of the Church
are also significant. Any later additions and
CT 5787/688
acd
156 Goodwood Road
GOODWOOD
Office (former Police Station); External form,
materials and detailing of the 1890s dwelling and
1920s front projecting bay of the building. Any later
listing.
CT 5863/261
acf
GOODWOOD
Church (former Mitchell Memorial Presbyterian
Church & Hall); External form, materials and detailing
of the 1881 Church including the 1930s alterations,
and the 1923 Hall. Any later additions and alterations,
including the skillion roof rear addition to the church,
CT 5251/777
CT 5251/777
CT 5935/691
acd
166 Goodwood Road
GOODWOOD
Hall - Former Goodwood Institute
CT 5962/347
abcf
1/170 Goodwood Road
GOODWOOD
Shop (former Anglican Church); External form,
materials and detailing of the 1892 former church.
the listing.
CT 5005/235
CT 5050/458
acd
15
29 September 2011
PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
(Volume/Folio)
Criteria
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
178, 180 & 180A Goodwood
Road MILLSWOOD
Dwelling; Original external form, materials and
detailing of the 1939 block of flats, including front
fence, post support balconies, rendered walls with
glazed brick trim and both timber and metal framed
windows. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5899/163
CT 5899/164
CT 5899/165
ad
181a Goodwood Road
MILLSWOOD
Stone lining (Brownhill Creek); The stone lining of
proportions of Brownhill Creek currently in evidence
on land once forming part of St Vincent de Paul
Orphanage.
CT 5550/678
ac
190 Goodwood Road
MILLSWOOD
of the 1934 shops including verandah awning
shopfronts and recessed entry doors. Any later
listing.
CT 5133/384
acd
KINGS PARK
Shops; Original external form materials and details of
these 1923 shops including parapet awning and
shopfronts. Later additions and alterations to
shopfronts are excluded from the listing.
CT 5162/931
acd
318 Goodwood Road
CLARENCE PARK
Church of The Trinity; The external form, materials
and details of the whole of the 1925 Church building.
the listing.
CT 5187/276
CT 5207/310
CT 5729/781
CT 5788/192
acd
41-42 Greenhill Road
WAYVILLE
St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church & fence;
church and front fence. Any later additions and
CT 5831/875
CT 5831/876
acdf
89 Greenhill Road
WAYVILLE
Annesley College - Main Building; External form,
materials and detailing of the 1880s building. Any
listing.
CT 5696/210
CT 5839/367
CT 5839/367
CT 5839/367
CT 5839/367
CT 5876/103
acd
89 Greenhill Road
WAYVILLE
Annesley College - Brick Building; External form,
materials and detailing of the single storey brick
school room. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5696/210
CT 5839/367
CT 5839/367
CT 5839/367
CT 5839/367
CT 5876/103
acd
89 Greenhill Road
WAYVILLE
Annesley College - Hall; External form, materials and
detailing of the 1926 hall. Any later additions and
CT 5696/210
CT 5839/367
CT 5839/367
CT 5839/367
CT 5839/367
CT 5876/103
acd
135 Greenhill Road UNLEY
Offices - Former Penny's Knitting Mills; External form,
materials and detailing of the 1906 building. Any later
listing.
CT 5483/39
acd
163A-164 Greenhill Road
PARKSIDE
Office - (Meaghey House); Original external form,
materials and details of the Post-War Georgian
revival style residence. Any later alterations or
CT 5421/299
CT 5421/300
CT 5421/300
ad
16
29 September 2011
PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
30 Grove Street UNLEY
PARK
Dwelling & fence; The original external form,
materials and details of this c1880 Victorian
asymmetrically fronted residence. The listing also
includes the cast iron railing and masonry base
course of front fence, and pillars and front gates. Any
listing.
CT 5732/886
ad
PARK
detailing of the c1885 dwelling. The cast iron front
fence is included in the listing. Any later alterations
CT 5448/481
CT 5448/665
ad
PARK
Dwelling - 'Woodspring'; The original external form,
asymmetrically fronted residence. Any later additions
CT 5072/738
abe
6 Hammond Street
CLARENCE PARK
of this 1884 Victorian symmetrically fronted
residence, incorporating the verandah form and the
style. Excludes later additions and carport.
CT 5611/511
CT 5611/511
ad
23 Hart Avenue UNLEY
CT 5123/714
ad
43 Hart Avenue UNLEY
Dwelling; External form materials and detailing of the
1885 house. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5387/763
ad
23 High Street UNLEY
PARK
detailing of the 1881 dwelling. Any later alterations
CT 5805/477
ad
25 High Street UNLEY
PARK
Dwelling (Dolling Court); The original external form,
materials and detailing of the c1895 dwelling. Any
later alterations and additions such as the stair to the
rear of the building are excluded from the listing.
CT 5399/924
CT 5399/925
CT 5472/395
CT 5472/705
CT 5473/928
ad
Hill Street (cnr Windsor
Street) PARKSIDE
RR
a
36 Hill Street PARKSIDE
not included in the listing.
CT 5240/156
ad
2 Hughes Street UNLEY
Dwelling (former Presbyterian Church); External form,
materials and detailing of the 1913 former church
building including the face red brick walls, window
openings and roof form. Any later additions and
CT 5077/784
acd
detailing of the 1910/1911 house. Any later additions
CT 5085/185
ad
1908 residence. Any later additions and alterations
CT 5950/200
ad
17
29 September 2011
PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
8 Jaffrey Street PARKSIDE
of this 1879 two storey Victorian symmetrically
fronted residence, incorporating the verandah form
and the predominant roof form associated with the
dwelling style. Any later additions or alterations are
CT 5251/840
ad
9 James Street CLARENCE
PARK
of this c1900 symmetrically fronted residence. Any
later alterations and additions are excluded from the
listing including the skillion addition to the rear.
CT 5663/53
ad
Joslin Street WAYVILLE
RR
a
14-16 Joslin Street
WAYVILLE
detailing of the 1913 pair of dwellings. Any later
listing.
CT 5302/585
CT 5302/891
d
18-36 Kenilworth Road
PARKSIDE
and details of this c1880 Victorian row of cottages
with converted corner shop. Any later additions or
alterations (such as the later porches which have
been added to 26-36) are not included in the listing.
CT 5027/217
CT 5027/218
CT 5027/219
CT 5027/220
CT 5027/221
CT 5027/222
CT 5027/223
CT 5027/224
CT 5027/225
CT 5926/403
ad
2 King William Road
WAYVILLE
Shop (former Shop & attached Dwelling); The original
external form, materials and detailing of the 1907
shop and former residence. The later carport and any
listing.
CT 5272/643
acd
12 King William Road
WAYVILLE
CT 5433/243
ad
16-26 King William Road
WAYVILLE
The Lodge Retirement Village (former Dwelling White House); External form, materials and detailing
of the 1905 former residence. Any later additions and
CT 5187/278
CT 5828/301
CT 5911/567
ade
WAYVILLE
Dwelling (former Manse); External form, materials
and detailing of the 1906 former 'manse'. Any later
listing.
CT 5505/999
ade
UNLEY
Non-residential Club (former Dwelling - Mawson);
External form, materials and detailing of 1909
residence. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5394/891
CT 5394/891
ad
64-64A King William Road
GOODWOOD
Shop & attached former Dwelling; External form,
materials and detailing of the 1880s shop and
attached former dwelling. Any later additions and
CT 5027/206
CT 5027/207
acd
CT 5455/488
acd
18
29 September 2011
PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
(Volume/Folio)
Criteria
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
GOODWOOD
UNLEY
detailing of the c1908 former dwelling. Any later
listing.
CT 5080/746
CT 5080/747
ad
UNLEY
detailing of the 1908 former dwelling. Any later
listing.
CT 5750/291
ad
UNLEY
Office (former Dwelling - Falmouth Rock); External
dwelling. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5225/252
ad
GOODWOOD
Shop, Consulting Room and Office (former Methodist
Church & Hall); External form, materials and detailing
of the 1880s former church and hall building. The
adjacent hall is included in the listing. Any later
listing.
CT 5326/435
CT 5326/436
CT 5326/437
CT 5326/438
CT 5326/440
acdf
GOODWOOD
CT 5108/563
acd
106-108A King William Road
GOODWOOD
1880-1 shops. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5016/918
CT 5016/919
CT 5016/920
acd
UNLEY
CT 5348/636
acd
UNLEY
CT 5192/14
acd
1/ 130 King William Road
GOODWOOD
c1885 shops. Any later additions or alterations are
excluded from the listing, including the continuous
verandah.
CT 5509/137
acd
UNLEY
detailing of the 1913 former dwelling. Any later
listing.
CT 5309/67
ad
UNLEY
Shop; External form, materials and detailing of the
c1900 shop. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5561/275
acd
HYDE PARK
Shops; Original external form, materials and detailing
of the c1890s shops. Any later additions and
CT 5925/80
acdf
HYDE PARK
Hotel (Hyde Park); External form, materials and
detailing of the 1882 hotel. Any later additions and
CT 5133/860
CT 5133/861
CT 5133/863
CT 6023/755
acf
19
29 September 2011
PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
67 Leader Street
FORESTVILLE
Corner Shop; External form, materials and detailing
of the 1885 shop. Any later alterations or additions
CT 5482/178
acd
Leah Street FORESTVILLE
RR
a
20 LeHunte Street
WAYVILLE
CT 5182/285
ad
22 LeHunte Street
WAYVILLE
CT 5133/776
ad
85 Leicester Street
PARKSIDE
Hotel (Earl of Leicester); Original external form,
materials and detailing of the 1886 hotel. Any later
additions or alterations are not included in the listing,
including the later additions to the rear and sides.
CT 5160/160
acdf
2 Lily Street GOODWOOD
Flats (former Goodwood Technical College); External
Technical College. Any later additions or alterations
CT 5212/50
ad
5 Liston Street PARKSIDE
c1870 dwelling. Any later additions or alterations are
not included in the listing including the later porch
over the side door.
CT 5538/25
ad
8 Louisa Street
GOODWOOD
Former shop; External form, materials and detailing
of the former corner shop and house. Any later
additions and alterations, including the 1980s
residential section are excluded from the listing.
CT 5095/652
acd
4 Malcolm Street
MILLSWOOD
Flats (Millswood Apartments - Rogart); External form,
materials and detailing of the c1940s apartments.
the listing.
CT 5005/480
CT 5005/481
CT 5005/482
CT 5005/483
CT 6003/893
CT 6003/894
ad
57 Marion Street UNLEY
1897 dwelling. The timber framed carport on the side
of the dwelling and any later additions and alterations
CT 5523/654
ad
78 Marion Street UNLEY
Dwelling; External form, materials and detailing,
particularly the decorative elements of the 1894
CT 5269/54
ade
33 Marlborough Street
MALVERN
Dwelling (Skye); Original external form, materials and
details of the 1917 Edwardian residence, including
the verandah and roof form associated with the
dwelling style. Any later alterations and additions are
CT 5819/37
ad
MALVERN
and details of the 1899 Edwardian residence,
including the verandah and roof form and front fence.
Any later additions or alterations are excluded from
CT 5104/459
ad
20
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
(Volume/Folio)
Criteria
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
the listing.
MALVERN
Church Hall (former Malvern Wesleyan Sunday
School); External form, materials and detailing of the
1899 Sunday School Building. The later additions and
alterations including concrete framed entry are
CT 5701/125
CT 5701/125
CT 5701/125
CT 5826/535
acd
MALVERN
Church (former Wesleyan Methodist Centenary
Church); External form, materials and detailing of the
1891-1912 church building. Any later additions and
CT 5701/125
CT 5701/125
CT 5701/125
CT 5826/535
acdf
38-40 Mary Street UNLEY
detailing of the 1902 pair of attached dwellings. Any
listing.
CT 5009/254
CT 5009/256
ad
74 Mary Street UNLEY
Office (former Dwelling); Original external form,
materials and details of this c1880 residence. Later
additions and alterations are not included in the
listing.
CT 5089/465
ad
75 Mary Street UNLEY
c1850 cottage. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5658/943
a
97 Maud Street (rear of 70
Marion Street) UNLEY
Salvation Army Hall; External form, materials and
detailing of the 1904 brick hall building. Any later
CT 5650/214
acd
6 McGowan Avenue UNLEY
Dwelling (Fairford House - former School); External
form, materials and detailing of the c1910 dwelling.
the listing.
CT 5641/81
ac
2 Miegunyah Avenue (75
Northgate Street) UNLEY
PARK
Dwelling (Miegunyah); The original external form,
materials and detailing of the c1895 dwelling. Any
later alterations and additions such as the stair to the
rear of the building are excluded from the listing.
CT 5306/286
ad
33 Miller Street UNLEY
detailing of the 1884 dwelling. The fence is also
later carport addition.
CT 5377/309
ad
CT 5137/462
ad
CT 5120/381
ad
CT 5157/864
ad
86 Mills Street (cnr
Dwelling (former Corner Shop & Dwelling); External
CT 5225/751
acd
21
29 September 2011
PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
Millswood Crescent)
CLARENCE PARK
form, materials and detailing of the 1922-3 former
corner shop and dwelling. The garage addition and
later alterations are excluded from the listing.
Mitchell Street MILLSWOOD
RR
a
12 Montpelier Street
PARKSIDE
not included in the listing including the side carport
addition and rear addition.
CT 5836/618
ad
PARKSIDE
additions or alterations are not included in the listing.
CT 5128/540
ad
PARKSIDE
1893 dwelling. Any later additions or alterations are
CT 5544/389
ad
PARKSIDE
1892 dwelling. The later additions to the rear are not
included in the listing.
CT 5523/543
ad
1-1A Newman Street
FORESTVILLE
Dwelling (former Corner Shop & attached Dwelling);
former corner shop and attached dwelling. The brick
lean-to addition and alterations to the verandah do
not form part of this listing.
CT 5831/604
acd
1 Northgate Street UNLEY
PARK
Baptist Church; The original external form, materials
and detailing of the 1903-1918 church. The side
extension and any later alterations and additions are
CT 5483/440
acdf
PARK
Unley Park Bowling Club; The original external form,
materials and detailing of the 1924 Bowling
clubhouse. The later lean-to air-conditioning
enclosure to the east is excluded from the listing, as
well as any other later alterations and additions.
CT 5810/951
abd
43 - 59 Northgate Street
UNLEY PARK
Heywood Park & Gateway; The extent of the park
including the 1924-6 gateway.
CT 1612/163
CT 1612/163
CT 1612/163
CT 1612/164
acf
PARK
c1910-15 dwelling. Any later additions and alterations
CT 5299/49
ad
PARK
CT 5346/723
ad
PARK
Fence; The original extent, materials and detailing of
the 1934 fence.
CT 5060/781
ade
PARK
the 1934 fence.
CT 5207/891
ade
PARK
the 1934 fence.
CT 5153/77
ade
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
PARK
Dwelling (Eringa; outbuildings, fence & gates); The
original external form, materials and detailing of the
dwelling. The outbuildings and front fence and gates
are included in the listing. Later alterations and
additions including the later ivy covered porch to the
front elevation are excluded from the listing.
CT 5864/259
ade
PARK
Dwelling; The original form, materials and detailing of
the c1890's dwelling. Any later additions and
CT 5349/257
ad
PARK
CT 5877/919
ad
PARK
Dwelling (Galloway); The original external form,
materials
and
details
of
the
c1900
Edwardian/Federation period residence. Any later
listing.
CT 5427/668
ad
PARK
CT 5757/531
ad
PARK
Dwelling (former Burleigh College) & fence; The
original external form, materials and details of this
c1880 Victorian and front fence associated with the
CT 5354/949
CT 5354/950
acd
PARK
details of the Inter-War Bungalow style residence,.
the listing.
CT 5131/668
ad
12 Omar Place UNLEY
PARK
CT 5452/266
ad
15 Opey Avenue HYDE
PARK
detailing of the 1908 dwelling. The cast iron fence is
also included in the listing. Any later additions and
CT 5250/956
CT 5251/49
ad
68 Opey Avenue HYDE
PARK
Dwelling (former Shop & Dwelling); External form,
materials and detailing of the 1895 former shop and
CT 5152/313
acd
25 Orchard Avenue
EVERARD PARK
CT 5723/847
e
37 Orchard Avenue
EVERARD PARK
CT 5370/649
d
Oxford Terrace (part of 181
Unley Road) UNLEY
Unley Town Hall; External form, materials and
detailing of the 1907 town hall including the face
stonework, window openings and overall massing.
Also includes original interior ceiling and mezzanine
CT 5841/327
CT 5841/327
LT X/140
acd
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
(Volume/Folio)
Criteria
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
seating. Any later additions and alterations are
Oxford Terrace (part of 181
Unley Road) UNLEY
Bomb Shelter; External form, materials and detailing
of the bomb shelter.
CT 5481/327
CT 5841/327
LT X/140
a
50 Oxford Terrace UNLEY
Church of St Spyridon & fence; External form,
listing.
CT 5270/956
acd
6 Palmerston Road UNLEY
1909-10 house. Original internal plasterwork to main
hall and main front rooms. Any later additions and
CT 5461/484
ade
1912 house. Any remaining original internal
plasterwork to main hall and main front rooms. Any
listing.
CT 5162/945
ade
1911 house. Original internal plasterwork to main hall
and main front rooms. Any later additions and
CT 5581/104
ade
2-4 Park Street HYDE PARK
Church (former Church of Christ); External form,
listing.
CT 5081/449
acd
21-21A Park Street HYDE
PARK
are excluded from the listing including lean to
carport/shelter to the rear, second storey element to
east and roof material.
CT 5098/755
CT 5098/756
ad
42 Park Street HYDE PARK
CT 5410/39
ad
CT 5627/88
ad
Dwelling (former Shop & attached Dwelling); External
form, materials and detailing of the 1883 former shop
and attached dwelling. Any later additions and
rendered addition to the rear.
CT 5610/853
acd
Hall (former Druid's Lodge); External form, materials
and detailing of the 1901 Druids Lodge building. Any
listing including curved metal window hoods.
CT 6023/756
acdf
26 Porter Street PARKSIDE
former shop and attached dwelling. The later addition
to the rear is not included in the listing.
CT 5120/526
acd
24
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
External form and detailing of the 1894 former shop
and attached dwelling. The later changes to materials
of the exterior of the former shop are not included in
the listing.
CT 5138/825
acd
42-44 Porter Street
PARKSIDE
Dwellings (former Corner Shop & attached Dwelling);
Original external form, materials and details of this
1896 former shop and attached residence. Any later
CT 5142/963
CT 5477/480
acd
1880 former corner shop and attached residence.
the listing.
CT 5183/285
ad
19 Railway Terrace South
GOODWOOD
1878 residence. Any later additions or alterations are
excluded from the listing, including verandah.
CT 5836/602
acd
12 Robsart Street
PARKSIDE
Parkside Primary School; External form, materials
and detailing of the 1886 Parkside Primary School
and 1926 alterations. Later additions including the
front porch and corrugated iron addition are excluded
from the listing of the school building.
CT 5826/85
CT 5826/85
CT 5826/85
CT 5826/85
CT 5826/85
acd
31 Robsart Street
PARKSIDE
alterations or additions are excluded from the listing
including the verandah alterations and additions.
CT 5176/214
ade
73 Robsart Street
PARKSIDE
of this 1892 late Victorian residence. Any later
extensions or alterations are excluded from the
listing.
CT 5365/293
CT 5365/294
ad
24 Rosa Street
GOODWOOD
Dwelling (former Salvation Army Citadel); External
form, materials and detailing of the 1921 citadel
building. Any later additions or alterations are
CT 5413/987
acd
1 Rose Terrace WAYVILLE
CT 5209/814
ad
CT 5330/164
ad
Church (former Baptist Church); External form,
listing.
CT 5281/596
acf
22 Rossington Avenue
MYRTLE BANK
Dwelling (Waverly); External form, materials and
detailing of the 1870 dwelling. Any later alterations or
CT 5881/397
ad
Rugby Street (behind 81
Frederick Street) UNLEY
Congregational Church; External form, materials and
detailing of the 1892 simple church including the
masonry walls, window openings and roof form. Any
CT 5682/679
acd
25
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
listing.
11 Rushton Street
GOODWOOD
1893-4 dwelling. Any later additions or alterations are
CT 5131/782
ad
2A Rutland Avenue UNLEY
PARK
details of the c1900 Edwardian/Federation period
residence. Later additions and alterations including
the single storey addition to the west of the dwelling
CT 5261/234
ad
14 Salisbury Street UNLEY
Dwelling, fence & gate; External form, materials and
detailing of the 1899 dwelling. The later verandah and
any later additions and alterations are excluded from
the listing.
CT 5839/276
ad
28 Salisbury Street UNLEY
Dwelling (Glan Fern); External form, materials and
CT 5831/19
ad
Scott Street (cnr Windsor
Street) PARKSIDE
RR
a
24 Scott Street PARKSIDE
Dwelling (Mayville); Original external form materials
and details of the 1896 Edwardian/Federation period
residence incorporating the verandah form and the
style. Any later alterations or additions are excluded
from the listing.
CT 5416/598
ad
2 Simpson Parade
WAYVILLE
CT 5060/501
CT 5060/502
CT 5060/503
CT 5060/504
CT 5060/505
ad
19 Simpson Parade
GOODWOOD
CT 5429/782
ad
21 Simpson Parade
GOODWOOD
listing.
CT 5472/438
ad
5 St. Ann's Place
PARKSIDE
St Oswald's Anglican Church; External form,
materials and detailing of the 1902 St Oswald's
Anglican Church. Any later extensions or alterations
are excluded from the listing (including later glazed
link).
CT 5946/395
acdf
11 St. Anns Place
PARKSIDE
of the early Victorian residence, incorporating the
verandah form and the predominant roof form
associated with the dwelling style. Any later
alterations and additions are excluded from the
listing.
CT 5496/432
ad
13 St. Anns Place
PARKSIDE
CT 5496/426
ad
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
listing.
2/ 15 St. Anns Place
PARKSIDE
listing.
CT 5026/381
ad
PARKSIDE
listing.
CT 5026/380
ad
PARKSIDE
listing.
CT 5026/354
ad
PARKSIDE
listing.
CT 5026/353
CT 5026/354
CT 5026/355
ad
35-39 St. Ann's Place
PARKSIDE
and details of the c1865 early Victorian row of
residences, incorporating the predominant roof form
CT 5024/286
CT 5024/287
CT 5024/288
ad
Third Avenue
FORESTVILLE
RR
a
10 Thomas Street UNLEY
Flats (former Dwelling - Mornington); External form,
materials and detailing of the 1872 former dwelling.
the listing.
CT 5434/486
ade
63-65 Thomas Street
UNLEY
Flats & fence;; The original form, materials and
detailing of the four single storey dwellings and front
brick fence. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5196/167
CT 5726/533
ad
4 Thornber Street UNLEY
PARK
Dwelling (former Kyre College); The original external
form, materials and details of this 1903 former school.
Later additions and alterations including the carport
extension are excluded from the listing.
CT 5919/213
acd
Trevelyan Street WAYVILLE
RR
a
2 Trevelyan Street
WAYVILLE
CT 5084/228
CT 5084/229
ad
5 Trevelyan Street
CT 5128/27
ad
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
WAYVILLE
Trimmer Terrace UNLEY
Unley Oval (McKay Grandstand, Sturt Lawn Tennis
Club and entrance gate, and Sturt Bowling Club and
entrance gate); External form, materials and detailing
of the Unley Oval and its associated structures. Any
listing.
CT 5831/139
acdf
41-43 Unley Road
PARKSIDE
Corner Shop & attached Dwelling; Original external
form, materials and details of the 1887 shop,
shopfront and attached dwelling. Any later alterations
CT 5730/981
acd
62 Unley Road UNLEY
c1885 pair of shops. Any later additions and
CT 5262/733
acd
67 Unley Road PARKSIDE
Shop & former Dwelling; Original external form,
materials and details of the 1916 shop, shopfront and
former attached dwelling. Any later alterations or
CT 5509/147
acd
69-71 Unley Road
PARKSIDE
Shop & former Dwelling; Original external form
materials and details of the c1870s shop shopfront
and attached earlier residence. Any later alterations
CT 5161/664
acd
105-109 Unley Road UNLEY
Shops (& former attached dwelling); Original external
form materials and details of the shops tiled
shopfronts with recessed entries verandah and
attached rear residence. Any later alterations or
CT 5794/948
acd
of the 1899 pair of shops including ornate parapet
and shopfront configuration. Changes to the
shopfronts and any later additions and alterations are
CT 5725/617
CT 5725/618
acd
123 Unley Road UNLEY
Bank (ANZ); External form, materials and detailing of
the 1880s building. Any later additions and alterations
CT 6080/77
CT 6080/78
af
of the 1900 shops including ornate parapet and
timber shopfronts. Any later additions and alterations
CT 5228/397
CT 5406/121
acd
of the 1901 shops including original parapet and
shopfront details. Any later additions and alterations
CT 5863/682
acd
Shops; External form materials and detailing of the
1901 shops including the parapet and original
shopfront details. Any later additions and alterations
CT 5863/680
acd
Bank (former Savings Bank); External form, materials
and detailing of the 1913 building. Any later additions
CT 5426/791
acdf
28
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
167 & 167A Unley Road
UNLEY
of the 1899 shops including the parapet and the
configuration of recessed entries to the shops. Any
listing.
CT 5859/527
acd
Library (former Unley Council Chambers); External
form, materials and detailing of the 1880 building and
1907 extension. Any later additions and alterations
CT 5826/165
CT 5841/327
CT 5841/327
CT 5841/328
LT X/140
acdf
Drinking Fountain; External form, materials and
detailing of the 1904 cast iron canopy of the drinking
fountain.
CT 5826/165
CT 5841/327
CT 5841/327
CT 5841/328
LT X/140
d
Uniting Church & Hall; External form, materials and
detailing of the 1898 Church, and the 1903 Hall. The
recent brick addition and any later additions and
CT 5265/70
acd
Office (former Dwelling & attached Shop); External
form materials and detailing of the dwelling &
attached shop including shopfront details and
configuration. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5391/553
acd
1865 bakery and 1880s two storey shop. Any later
listing.
CT 5995/699
acd
Institute; External form, materials and detailing of the
1907 building. Any later additions and alterations are
CT 5319/471
CT 5319/535
acd
Shop; Original external form materials and detailing
of the 1924 shop including parapet and shopfront
details and configuration. Any later additions and
CT 5202/98
acd
Shop; Original external form materials and detailing
of the 1913 shop including parapet and shopfront
details and configuration. Any later additions and
CT 5737/195
acd
Hotel (Cremorne); External form, materials and
detailing of the 1925 building. Any later additions and
CT 5728/887
acdf
War Memorial Gardens & Arch; The extent of the
garden reserve including the 1917 Arch and
memorials.
CT 5842/967
acdf
Office (former National Bank); External form,
materials and detailing of the 1926 building. Any later
listing.
CT 5149/470
acdf
298-300 Unley Road HYDE
CT 5280/506
acd
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
(Volume/Folio)
Criteria
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
PARK
PARK
CT 5398/963
CT 5398/964
acd
PARK
CT 5931/136
CT 5931/137
acd
310 Unley Road HYDE
PARK
CT 5027/838
acd
312-312a Unley Road HYDE
PARK
CT 5027/839
CT 5027/840
acd
PARK
Walford School (former Dwelling 'Woodlyn'); External
excluded from the listing including the adjacent
building.
CT 5557/23
acd
322 Unley Road HYDE
PARK
CT 5509/143
acd
324 Unley Road HYDE
PARK
CT 5994/148
acd
338 Unley Road HYDE
PARK
Walford Junior School & Gates (former Hospital);
External form, materials and detailing of the c1890
former dwelling and entrance gates. Any later
listing.
CT 5752/391
acd
23 Valmai Avenue KINGS
PARK
Church (former Vardon Memorial Congregational
Church); The overall external form, materials and
detailing of the 1914 church. Any later additions and
CT 5860/230
acd
Victoria Avenue UNLEY
PARK
RR
a
6 Victoria Avenue UNLEY
PARK
Dwelling & gates; The original external form,
materials and detailing of the c1900 dwelling and
front driveway gates. Any later additions and
CT 5109/93
ad
PARK
materials and detailing of the c1865 dwelling. The
brick pillars and stone base of the original front fence
are included in the listing. Any later additions and
awning fittings which have been fitted over front bay
windows.
CT 5752/943
ad
PARK
materials and details of the 1940s-50s style
residence and front fence. Any later additions and
CT 5725/717
ad
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
14B Victoria Avenue UNLEY
PARK
materials and details of the Inter-War Bungalow style
residence and front fence. Any later additions and
CT 5821/739
ad
PARK
Dwelling
materials
Bungalow
additions
listing.
& fence; The original external form,
and details of the c1920 Inter-War
style residence and front fence. Any later
and alterations are excluded from the
CT 5484/912
CT 5484/988
ad
PARK
Dwelling (Tarrangower) & fence; The original external
form, materials and details of this 1917 Edwardian
masonry residence. The masonry and iron front fence
is also included in the listing. Any later additions and
CT 5786/429
CT 5786/430
ad
Victoria Street (south west
corner of intersection with
Goodwood Road)
GOODWOOD
detailing of the drinking fountain.
RR
a
1 View Street UNLEY PARK
Dwelling (Greenhayes); The original external form,
CT 5727/827
ad
Wallis Street (cnr Windsor
Street) PARKSIDE
RR
a
Wattle Street (cnr Windsor
Street) FULLARTON
RR
a
Wattle Street north east
corner with Fullarton Road
FULLARTON
detailing of the drinking fountain.
RR
a
21 Wattle Street
FULLARTON
detailing of the 1908/1909 house. Any later additions
CT 5689/714
ad
23 Wattle Street
FULLARTON
detailing of the 1902 house. Any later additions and
CT 5843/214
ad
27 Wattle Street
FULLARTON
CT 5266/989
CT 5266/989
ad
31 Wattle Street
FULLARTON
CT 5137/645
ad
55 Wattle Street
FULLARTON
of this 1883 Victorian asymmetrically fronted
residence. Excludes later extensions and verandah
alterations.
CT 5473/397
ad
82 Wattle Street
FULLARTON
Church (Former St Joseph's Refuge); External form,
materials and detailing of the 1900 former St
Joseph's Refuge. Any later alterations or additions
are excluded from the listing including the later
ramped entry addition to the side and the modern two
CT 5182/10
acd
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
storey addition to the rear.
115 Wattle Street
FULLARTON
Dwelling ("Penrose" and gate posts and gate);
Original external form, materials and details of this
1860s Victorian symmetrically fronted residence,
pedestrian entry gate posts and wrought iron gate.
the listing.
CT 5321/83
ade
137 Wattle Street
FULLARTON
of this 1921 Inter War Bungalow style residence,
roof form associated with the dwelling style. Any later
CT 5967/226
ad
158-160 Wattle Street
MALVERN
and details of this pair of c1890 asymmetrically
fronted residences. Any later additions or alterations
CT 5080/330
CT 5080/331
ad
176 Wattle Street
MALVERN
Church and Bible College of South Australia (former
Dwelling); Original external form, materials and
details of this two storey c1880 symmetrically fronted
residence, and the front fence. Excludes the later
extensions to the side and rear of the former dwelling.
CT 5899/57
ad
222 Wattle Street
MALVERN
Unley Primary School; Overall form materials and
detailing of the two main school buildings and the
small stone cottage to the west. Listing excludes later
alterations and additions.
CT 5398/13
CT 5455/601
acd
1-4/ 224 Wattle Street
MALVERN
Flats (former Dwelling& fence); Original external
form, materials and details of this two storey 1884-90
Victorian residence and original cast iron spears to
front fence. Any later alterations or additions are
CT 5143/726
ad
1 White Avenue
FULLARTON
Dwelling ('Vine Villa' & Coach House); External form,
materials and detailing of the c1860s dwelling and
coach house. Any later additions or alterations are
CT 5097/1
ade
3 Wilgena Avenue MYRTLE
BANK
1904 house. Any later alterations or additions are
CT 5288/561
ad
Wilkinson Road (cnr
Windsor Street) PARKSIDE
RR
a
15 Wilkinson Road
PARKSIDE
Dwelling (former Shop & attached Dwelling - St
Venant); Original external form, materials and details
of the 1915-6 former shop and attached residence.
the listing.
CT 5180/666
acd
Windsor Street (Henry Codd
Reserve) PARKSIDE
detailing of the balustrade of the bridge.
1-3/ 6-10 Windsor Street
UNLEY
Offices and House(former Shops); External form,
materials and detailing of the c1923 shop buildings.
Any later additions and alterations, including the
recent roof extension to the southern office, are
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a
CT 5010/74
CT 5010/75
CT 5010/76
acd
29 September 2011
PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
Criteria
(Volume/Folio)
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
29 Wood Street
MILLSWOOD
of the 1914 Edwardian/Federation period residence.
the listing.
CT 5491/267
ad
40 Wood Street UNLEY
PARK
CT 5163/893
CT 5163/894
ad
13 Wooldridge Avenue
MILLSWOOD
Dwelling (Bella Vista; outbuilding, gate pillars and
gates); Original external form, materials and details of
this 1862 Victorian residence. The outbuilding, fence
base, gate pillars and gates are included in the listing.
Any later additions and alterations, including the
skillion roof carport are excluded from the listing.
CT 5132/960
ade
11-13 Young Street
PARKSIDE
St Raphael's Church; External form, materials and
detailing of the 1905 Church and 1916 nave and front
façade extension. Includes the brick retaining wall
gardens. Any alterations or additions are excluded
from the listing, including the later side addition to the
rear.
CT 5826/86
CT 5841/448
acdf
12 Young Street PARKSIDE
St. Raphael's Church Hall; External form, materials
and detailing of the 1885 Hall. Excludes the later
gabled porch brick retaining wall gardens and later
side addition to the rear is excluded from the listing.
CT 5358/168
ac
100 Young Street
PARKSIDE
of the Church 1880 - 1920. Any later extensions or
CT 5855/154
acdf
100 Young Street
PARKSIDE
Baptist Church Hall; External form, materials and
detailing of the 1883 Baptist Church Hall. The later
front porch and brick addition to the rear are excluded
from the listing.
CT 5855/154
acd
101 Young Street
PARKSIDE
of the 1896 residence. Any later extensions or
CT 5332/201
ad
107 Young Street
PARKSIDE
Shop & Attached Dwelling; Original external form,
materials and details of the c1900 shop and attached
dwelling. Any later alterations or additions should be
CT 5747/541
acdf
152 Young Street 46 Porter
Street PARKSIDE
St Ann's Church & Halls; External form, materials and
detailing of the 1878 Church & later halls. Any later
CT 5278/104
CT 5278/105
acf
154-156 Young Street
PARKSIDE
Semi-detached Dwellings; Original external form,
materials and details of this 1878 pair of single
fronted cottages. Any later extensions or alterations
CT 5216/849
ad
158 Young Street
PARKSIDE
of this Victorian symmetrically fronted residence,
roof form associated with the dwelling style. Any later
CT 5514/27
ae
detailing of the 1884 row of dwellings. Any later
CT 5150/830
CT 5222/182
ad
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PROPERTY ADDRESS
Certificate
(s) of Title
(Volume/Folio)
Criteria
(Section
23(4)
Development
Act)
UNLEY
including the infilled verandah to 187.
CT 5406/541
CT 5464/79
CT 5620/754
CT 5660/978
296 Young Street
WAYVILLE
detailing of the 1913 dwelling. The front fence is
CT 5399/689
CT 5399/839
ad
298 Young Street
WAYVILLE
detailing of the 1914 dwelling. The front fence is
CT 5839/525
ad
WAYVILLE
detailing of the c1910 pair of dwellings. Any later
listing.
CT 5974/829
CT 5974/830
ad
WAYVILLE
detailing of the 1913 pair of dwellings. Any later
listing.
CT 5181/453
CT 5863/446
ad
321 Young Street
WAYVILLE
CT 5399/167
ad
Note:
Section 23(4) of the Development Act provides that a place may be designated as a place of local heritage
value if:
(a) it displays historical, economic or social themes that are of importance to the local area; or
(b) it represents customs or ways of life that are characteristic of the local area; or
(c) it has played an important part in the lives of local residents; or
(d) it displays aesthetic merit, design characteristics or construction techniques of significance to the local area; or
(e) it is associated with a notable local personality or event; or
(f) it is a notable landmark in the area.
Note: Places highlighted in grey are currently listed as Heritage Places in the City of Unley Development Plan,
however, the Description of Place of Value and associated details have been clarified (reference for
Development Plan Amendment only).
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City of Unley
Local Heritage Places
Unley (City) Development Plan
Closing Date for Submissions -
Have Your Say
This Development Plan Amendment (DPA) will be available for
inspection by the public at the City of Unley office and library at 181
Unley Road Unley, the Goodwood library 101 Goodwood Road
Goodwood and the City of Unley web-site www.unley.sa.gov.au from
until .
During this time anyone may make a written submission about any of
the changes the DPA is proposing.
Submissions should be marked ‘Local Heritage Places DPA’
and sent to City of Unley at PO Box 1 Unley 5061, Fax 8271 4886 or
Email [email protected]
Submissions should indicate whether the author wishes to speak at a
public meeting about the DPA. If no-one requests to be heard, no
public meeting will be held.
If requested, a public meeting will be held on at .
Enquiries should be directed to Amy Nicholls Urban Planner at the City
of Unley – 8372 5111
Document History & Status
Version No
1.0
Description
DRAFT 1
Draft for Council consideration
2.0
DRAFT 2
Confirmed by Council 26 July 2010 with
amendments (retain Kidman gates and
add 6-10 Windsor Street Unley per
further Heritage advice) and consequent
editorial amendments
3.0
DRAFT 3
th
Confirmed by Council 29 April 2011 with
amended Table Un/4 following resolution
with DPLG of review of proposed places
and consequent editorial amendments
DRAFT 4
Amend Table Un/4 and Un(Her)/7 to
include additional Local Heritage Place
(181a Goodwood Road, Millswood)
DRAFT 5
Editorial corrections - amend Table Un/4
and update Un(Her)/7 & 9
4.0
5.0
Author(s)
AN, DB
Maps
HB
Approved
DB
Date
08/07/2010
AN, DB
HB
DB
30/07/2010
AN
HB
DB
20/6/2011
AN
HB
Council
(26/9/2011)
29/9/2011
AN
HB
DB
30/7/2012
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
I
1.1 Introduction
i
1.2 Need for Amendment
ii
1.3 Statement of Intent
iii
1.4 Area(s)/land Affected
iii
1.5 Interim Effect
iii
1.6 Legal Requirements
iv
1.7 Consultation
iv
1.8 The Final Approval Stage
v
ANALYSIS
1
1 BACKGROUND
1
2 THE STRATEGIC CONTEXT AND POLICY DIRECTIONS
1
2.1 Consistency with South Australian Strategic Plan
1
2.2 Consistency with the South Australian Planning Strategy
2
2.3 Councils Strategic Directions
3
2.4 BDP Policy Review
5
2.5 Investigations Previously Undertaken
5
2.6 Investigations initiated to Inform this DPA
6
3 CONCLUSIONS and RECOMMENDED POLICY CHANGES
4 STATEMENT of STATUTORY COMPLIANCE
9
11
4.1 Accords with Planning Strategy
11
4.2 Accords with other parts of Development Plan
11
4.3 Complements the policies of Development Plans for adjoining areas
11
4.4 Satisfies the Requirements Prescribed by the Regulations
11
4.5 Accords with the Statement of Intent
11
REFERENCE/BIBLIOGRAPHY
12
CERTIFICATION BY COUNCIL’S CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
13
APPENDICES
14
THE AMENDMENT
Amendment Instructions Table
Attachment A – Replacement Table Un/3 and Un/4
Attachment B – Fig Un(RHC) 1 – 7 (excluding 4)
Attachment C – Fig Un(HER)/1-10
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The City of Unley has a distinctive and desirable character which is highly valued
by many local residents and visitors to the area. The large number of intact older
buildings, monuments and significant sites in the city make an important
contribution to this character. The City of Unley is committed to preserving the
heritage of Unley. As part of this commitment, Council has, and continues to
pursue the listing of what is called “Local Heritage Places” in the City of Unley
Development Plan. The Development Plan is the policy instrument created under
the Development Act 1993 to provide a series of guidelines for Council to follow in
relation to the planning of development in the City of Unley.
The City of Unley carries out periodic reviews of the Development Plan as required
by Section 30 of the Development Act 1993. The results of the last review
identified, among other things, a need to conduct a review of heritage sites and
areas. As a result, two investigations were initiated in 2005 – Unley Urban
Morphology Study and Unley Corridors and Centres Study. As part of these
studies, study team member specialists Alexander Wilkinson Design and
Weidenhofer Architects reviewed the detailed surveys of buildings to identify
potential heritage assets.
The results of the investigations found that the details of existing Local Heritage
Places required updating. In particular, new Local Heritage Places should be
added to the Development Plan and some existing Local Heritage Places should
be removed from the Table as they no longer satisfied the Local Heritage Criteria.
The Development Plan Amendment process was initiated by Council with the
Statement of Intent which was agreed to by the Minister for Planning and Urban
Development on 3rd July 2008. Required investigations and procedures with the
Department of Planning and Local Government (DPLG) have ensued to complete
the DPA. This included resolution by DPLG of their Heritage Database mapping
(July 2008 to February 2010) and preparation, endorsement and submission by
Council of the draft DPA in July 2010. The DPLG sought a review of a number of
items in late December 2010. This was resolved by Council in April 2011, and the
draft DPA revised accordingly and submitted in June 2011. Council resolved to
add the stone lining of Brownhill Creek in Orphanage Park to the DPA in
September 2011. Further details with the DPLG Heritage Database mapping
required resolution and the final draft DPA was submitted in July 2012.
The Unley (City) Local Heritage Places Development Plan Amendment (this
document) outlines the Development Plan Amendment process including
consultation requirements; the investigations carried out to inform the Development
Plan Amendment and the required amendments (instructions table and
attachments).
1.1 Introduction
The Development Act 1993 (the Act) provides the legislative framework for
undertaking amendments to a Development Plan. The Act allows either the
relevant council or, under prescribed circumstances, the Minister for Urban
Development and Planning to amend a Development Plan.
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Before amending a Development Plan, a council must first reach agreement with
the Minister for Urban Development and Planning regarding the range of issues
the amendment will address. This is called a Statement of Intent. Once the
Statement of Intent is agreed to, a Development Plan Amendment (DPA) (this
document) is written, which explains what policy changes are being proposed and
why, and how the amendment process will be conducted.
A Development Plan Amendment (DPA) consists of:
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Executive Summary
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Analysis
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Conclusions and Recommended Policy Changes
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Statement of Statutory Compliance
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References/Bibliography
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Certification by Council’s Chief Executive Officer
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Appendices
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The Amendment.
1.2 Need for the amendment
The protection of local heritage is dealt with through the Development Act 1993
with individual places specified in a Development Plan.
A place of local heritage value is listed in a Development Plan if it satisfies one or
more of the following criteria as specified in section 23(4) of the Development Act
1993:
a. it displays historical, economic or social themes that are of importance to
the local area; or
b. it represents customs or ways of life that are characteristic of the local area;
or
c. it has played an important part in the lives of local residents; or
d. it displays aesthetic merit, design characteristics or construction techniques
of significance to the local area; or
e. it is associated with a notable local personality or event; or
f. it is a notable landmark in the area; or
g. in the case of a tree (without limiting a preceding paragraph) it is of special
historical or social significance or importance within the local area.
In order to address a review of existing heritage places and allow for the inclusion
of new places of local heritage value, the City of Unley initiated the statutory
process to amend the Development Plan.
This DPA aims to protect and conserve places of local heritage and cultural value
and proposes the following:
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An increase in the number of Local Heritage Places by the inclusion of
additional places in the Development Plan;
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A review of existing Local Heritage Places; updating and enhancement of
existing Descriptions of Places of Value, Property Addresses, Certificate(s) of
Title and listing criteria;
A review, and removal of, existing Local Heritage Places that are considered to
no longer meet the Local Heritage listing criteria;
The separating of the current list of State and Local Heritage Places in the
Development Plan Table Un/3 to become;
Table Un/3 State Heritage Places
Table Un/4 Local Heritage Places
The inclusion of new mapping for both State and Local Heritage Places within
the Development Plan;
The removal of Local Heritage Places and State Heritage Places from Figures
Un(RHC) (as reference is included in new mapping);
A consequential renumbering of references throughout the Development Plan
to reflect revised table numbering;
Table Un/3 (State Heritage Places) items have been reviewed by the Unley
Heritage Research Study and updated evaluations has been referred to the State
Heritage Branch South Australia who is responsible for State Heritage Places.
This DPA is concerned with review of Local Heritage Places only.
Table Un/4 (Local Heritage Places) has been developed based on the
recommendations from the Unley Heritage Research Study 2006 (updated 2011)
prepared by McDougall and Vines, Conservation and Heritage Consultants.
The Unley Heritage Research Study which informed this DPA will be available for
inspection during the consultation period and individual information sheets will be
provided to affected property owners.
1.3 Statement of Intent
The Statement of Intent relating to this DPA was agreed to by the Minister for
Urban Development and Planning on 3rd July 2008.
As described in the Statement of Intent, the scope of this DPA is to protect and
conserve local places of heritage and cultural value.
The investigations and issues agreed to in the Statement of Intent have been
undertaken or addressed. Resolution of mapping by the Department of Planning
and Local Government has led to a delay in the progress of the DPA.
1.4 Area(s)/land Affected
The DPA affects the whole City of Unley Council area by virtue of the fact that the
places are dispersed across the Council area.
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1.5 Interim Effect
As the DPA proposes the listing of additional Local Heritage Places, the Unley
Council requested the Minister for Planning and Local Government for interim
effect; i.e. the DPA is to have immediate effect upon release for public
consultation.
Interim effect is considered necessary and warranted to avoid speculative
development in relation to proposed places while their heritage merit is reviewed
through the public consultation and review phases.
1.6 Legal Requirements
In the preparation of this DPA, council received advice from a person or persons
holding prescribed qualifications pursuant to Section 101 of the Development Act
1993, as follows:
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Amy Nicholls, Urban Planner (MPIA)
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David Brown, Principal Policy Planner (CPP MPIA)
The DPA has assessed the extent to which the proposed amendment:
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accords with the Planning Strategy
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accords with other parts of council’s Development Plan
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complements the policies in Development Plans for adjoining areas
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satisfies the requirements prescribed by the Regulations.
1.7 Consultation
This DPA is now released for formal agency and public consultation.
Formal consultation with affected property owners, public agencies, nonGovernment organisations and adjoining Councils is being undertaken pursuant to
Section 25 of the Development Act 1993.
Public consultation will be undertaken for a period of not less than 8 weeks in
accordance with Section 25 (8) (b) of the Development Act 1993.
In accordance with the requirements of Section 25 (12) of the Development Act
1993, the owners of proposed Local Heritage Places have been notified in writing
of the release of the DPA for public consultation. The owners of existing Local
Heritage Places have also been notified of amendments to the existing listing
details.
The relevant Local Heritage Place assessment sheet and a general information
sheet have been included to the property owners notified of the release of the
DPA.
The South Australian Government agencies being consulted are:
 Department of Planning and Local Government;
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SA Tourism Commission;
Department of Trade and Economic Development;
Department of Aboriginal Affairs and Reconciliation;
Department of Family and Communities
o South Australian Housing Trust
The Organisations being consulted are:
 Friends of the City of Unley Society (FOCUS);
 Unley Business and Economic Development Committee ;
 National Trust of SA;
 Real Estate Institute of SA;
 Urban Development Institute of Australia (SA);
 Planning Institute of Australia (SA);
 Australian Royal Institute of Architecture (SA);
 Housing Industry Association (SA);
 Property Council of Australia (SA);
 Local Government Association of SA
The State Members of Parliament being consulted are:
 Mr David Pisoni – Member of Unley
 Hon Stephanie Key – Member of Ashford
Notice of the DPA has been published in the Government Gazette, The Advertiser
newspaper, and in addition, the Eastern Courier Messenger newspaper.
Council officers will be available to liaise, address queries and review submissions
during the consultation phase.
All written and verbal agency and public submissions made during the consultation
phase will be recorded, considered and summarised. Subsequent changes to the
DPA may occur as a result of this consultation process. (See also ‘Have your say’
information box at the beginning of this DPA.)
1.8 The Final Approval Stage
Following the consultation process, a Summary of Consultations and Proposed
Amendments Report outlining all submissions received, issues raised, responses
and recommended amendments (if any) will be prepared by Council officers and
provided to Council for consideration.
When the council has considered the Summary of Consultations and Proposed
Amendments Report and determined its response to submissions, issues and
proposed amendments to the DPA (if any) the report and revised DPA (if
necessary) will be sent to the Minister for Urban Development and Planning. The
Minister will then either approve (with or without changes) or refuse the DPA.
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ANALYSIS
1. BACKGROUND
The Statement of Intent acknowledged the strategic context and policy directions
the DPA complements; including the South Australian Planning Strategy and
various Council Policy Directions. The Statement of Intent also identified key
investigations that would inform the DPA, namely;
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Unley Urban Morphology Study (Residential Character & Heritage
Definition) 2005 – URS and Ruan Consulting;
Unley Corridors and Centres Study (Main Corridors and Centres Function,
Character and Urban Design Review) 2005 – Ruan Consulting
Unley Heritage Research Study 2006 (updated 2010) – McDougall and
Vines
The investigations conducted, and the conclusions drawn, are detailed in this
section.
2. THE STRATEGIC CONTEXT AND POLICY DIRECTIONS
2.1 Consistency with South Australia’s Strategic Plan
The Strategic Plan contains a series of specific targets relating to themes such as
economic growth, health, employment, infrastructure, population growth and
environmental protection.
The DPA supports the following Strategic Plan objectives and targets:
 Objective 1: Growing Prosperity - Exports - T1.15 Tourism industry
 Objective 3: Attaining Sustainability
- Climate Change – T3.5 Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction;
- Ecological Footprint - T3.7 Ecological footprint; T3.8 Zero Waste;
- Water - T3.9 Sustainable water supply;
- Energy - T3.13 and T3.14 Energy efficiency – government buildings &
dwellings
 Objective 6: Expanding opportunity
- Housing – T6.7 Affordable housing
Growing prosperity is achieved through making urban areas more liveable by
managing the best elements of the past with present and new urban design and
built form. Increasing competitiveness is created by having attractive places for
businesses and families to live and work in. Local heritage in Unley is a major
attraction as a business/shopping destination. In particular, it is a tourism driver
that provides unique ‘destination experiences’ and local neighbourhood and village
identities.
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Attaining sustainability is provided through the retention of existing valued built
form and the savings from the total life-cycle energy investment in buildings i.e.
saving their embodied energy (energy involved in the mining, processing and
transport of materials, in construction and lost in demolition). The potential to
adapt, modify and re-develop both behind and above heritage places also provides
opportunities to incorporate a range of water sensitive and energy efficient design.
The retention of older housing maintains a diversity of existing stock and an
opportunity to access a range of existing smaller and attached forms of potentially
more affordable housing.
2.2 Consistency with the South Australian Planning Strategy
The Planning Strategy presents current State Government policy for development
in South Australia. In particular, it seeks to guide and coordinate State Government
activity in the construction and provision of services and infrastructure that
influence the development of South Australia. It also indicates directions for future
development to the community, the private sector and local government.
The DPA will recognise and support the 30 Year Plan for Greater Adelaide and in
particular will implement the following key policies:
Planning Strategy Policy
Analysis of level of DPA consistency
Objective – Maintaining and improving The best elements of past and present
liveability
are evident in urban design and form;
vibrant cultural life is represented by the
local built form and older building stock
provides affordable options.
Objective – Increasing competitiveness
Creating attractive regions for business,
families and visitors by retaining the
heritage buildings and distinctive
character of neighbourhoods and main
street strip centres.
Objective – Driving sustainability, Achieved primarily through retaining
environmental protection and resilience existing valued built form and the
to climate change
embodied energy invested in their
creation. Also through the avoidance of
excessive waste from demolition.
Principle 1 – Compact and carbon Supports the protection, renovation, reefficient city
development and adaptive re-use of
heritage places within existing urban
area.
Principle 2 – Housing diversity and Ensures that there is a mixture and
choice
diversity of housing, including heritage
places, to cater for the changing needs
of the population.
Principle 4: Transit
connected city
focused
and Growth areas (transit corridors) are
targeted
which
include
heritage
buildings but opportunity is allowed for
well designed re-development that
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retains the primary heritage
character to the streetscape.
and
Principle 5 – World class design and Creating sustainable urban character
vibrancy
and a vibrant and creative culture with a
diversity of old and new architecture and
design elements.
Principle 7 – Heritage and character
protection and enhancement, with
growth concentrated in designated
suitable areas and transit corridors
This DPA’s primary aim is to protect and
conserve places of local heritage and
cultural value. It fits within the context
of Council’s broader strategy of
focussing growth in key neighbourhood
regeneration areas and principally the
main road corridors.
The heritage
elements,
however,
provide
the
foundation components around which
new development occurs to maintain the
distinct identities of areas and roads.
Principle 9 – Affordable living
Retention of older and a variety of
building stock (eg small and attached
dwellings) provide an opportunity for
more affordable housing options.
Principle 10 – Economic growth and Provides a ‘destination experience’ that
competitiveness
attracts business and tourism growth.
Principle 11 – Climate change resilience
Retaining heritage places provides
savings from embodied energy and in
the total life-cycle energy use of
buildings.
Regional Targets and Directions – To support population growth a net
Eastern Adelaide
increase of 37,700 is targeted for the
Eastern Adelaide Region, principally in
suitable regeneration areas and main
corridors. The small number of heritage
places in such areas and the provision
to adapt, alter and add to them,
maintains an appropriate opportunity for
growth and development.
The DPA will be inconsistent with the following parts of the 30 Year Plan for
Greater Adelaide as outlined in the table below and justification provided on why
any variations are considered appropriate.
Policy
Justification
Nil
Nil
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2.3 Council’s Strategic Directions
Council’s Strategic Direction documents and policies that are relevant to this DPA
include:
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Community Plan 2015
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Environment Strategy 2004-2009
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Environment Sustainability Plan July 2010- June 2013
Village Living & Desirable Neighbourhoods DPA 2008
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[Stage 1 (Residential Historic Conservation and Streetscape Character Areas Pilot)]
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Unley (City) Development Plan 2010
Community Plan 2015
Community Direction 3 – Natural and Built Environment
3.1 Ensure that urban development and infrastructure meet the changing
needs of the community whilst maintaining the City’s heritage, amenity and
character
3.5 Ensure the protection, enhancement, and management of the natural and
built environment of the City in order to strengthen its environmental
sustainability
Environment Strategy 2004-2009
Waste Reduction Strategy 6 – “Decrease the disposal of construction and
demolition waste to landfill from construction activity in the City of Unley”
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Context – “Encourage the recycling of building and demolition wastes as
well as encourage the retention of character buildings to minimise waste
from the construction and demolition sector”.
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Action – “Advocate for the consideration of embodied energy (including
waste considerations) in standards for the design and demolition of
buildings as well as state government level incentives to encourage the
retention of character buildings”.
Urban Environment Strategy 3 – “To preserve and enhance the built
heritage and character of Unley in line with the ‘City of Villages’ theme for
the area”
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Action – “Undertake a ‘Residential Character Study’ in which a character
survey and further classification of heritage items is to be undertaken
with the aim of protecting the desired character of Unley and a rationale
to lobby for broader demolition protection.”
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Environment Sustainability Plan July 2010- June 2013
Climate Change Action Plan
Objective “Reduce greenhouse gas emissions within Council services and
the wider community”.
Waste Action Plan
Objective “To maximise Council and community recycling”.
Village Living & Desirable Neighbourhoods DPA - Stage 1 2008
(Residential Historic Conservation and Streetscape Character Areas Pilot)
This DPA identified, protected and enhanced strategically important heritage based
or character based areas but in the context of a smart strategy.
The overall DPA program that includes Stages 2 and 3 aims to achieve a balanced
strategy that protects existing heritage and character in the first stage, while
targeting suitable areas and facilitating development (primarily on main road
corridors and key regeneration areas) in subsequent stages, to support sustainable
population growth, balanced demographic change and economic vitality.
Unley (City) Development Plan 2010
The Unley Strategic Vision seeks a balance between targeted increased
development intensity and scale along major transport corridors, centres and key
precincts with sensitive conservation, compatible adaptation, improvement and
new development on valued character or heritage sites and areas.
2.4 BDP Policy Library
The DPA is not proposing changes to Zones or Policy Areas in the Development
Plan. The DPA does not propose changes to the existing policy and therefore will
not need to adopt heritage policies from the Better Development Plan (BDP) policy
library.
2.5 Investigations previously undertaken
Section 30 of the Development Act 1993 requires Council to carryout periodic
reviews of Development Plans. The City of Unley reviewed the Development Plan
in 2003.
The results of the Development Plan Review informed the direction of the City of
Unley Community Plan 2015 (2004). Goal 4.1 and Corporate Plan 4.1.3 identified
in the ‘Community Plan 2015’ recognises a need to conduct a review of heritage
sites/areas to ensure appropriate protection is in place and to manage these
assets accordingly.
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Further to the goals and objectives set in the ‘Community Plan’, two investigations
were initiated in 2005:
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Unley Urban Morphology Study (Residential Character & Heritage
Definition) 2005 – URS and Ruan Consulting
This study involved a survey of all residential areas of the City of Unley
to record character attributes of areas and buildings. During this study,
potential heritage places were identified and reviewed by heritage
architects. As a result, potential Local Heritage Places were identified.
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Unley Corridors and Centres Study (Main Corridors and Centres
Function, Character and Urban Design Review) 2005 – Ruan Consulting
This study involved a survey of the main road corridors and centres in
the City of Unley to record character attributes and noteworthy buildings.
Potential heritage places were reviewed by heritage architects and items
were recommended for Local Heritage status.
As part of the investigations detailed above, Alexander Wilkinson Design and
Weidenhoffer Architects as specialist team members were used to review the
detailed survey of built form across the City of Unley and identify potential heritage
assets. The two studies combined, identified 185 potential Local Heritage Places
(138 in the Urban Morphology Study and 47 in the Corridors and Centre Study).
2.6 Investigations initiated to inform this DPA
In 2006, McDougall and Vines Conservation and Heritage Consultants were
commissioned by the City of Unley to undertake further investigations in support of
the ‘City of Villages Vision’ which is reflected in the Community Plan 2015. Mc
Dougall and Vines Conservation and Heritage Consultants produced the Unley
Heritage Research Study 2006 (updated 2011).
The Unley Heritage Research Study:
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Examined the existing Local Heritage Places against current Local
Heritage Criteria;
Proposed the removal of places on the existing list that no longer met
the current Local Heritage Criteria (see paragraph 1.2 for criteria);
Expanded and updated the existing Local Heritage Places details;
Assessed the places recommended by the Urban Morphology Study and
the Corridors and Centre Study;
Made assessments on distinctive buildings noted during field visits that
were not in the above mentioned Studies; and
Proposed new places of Local Heritage Value.
Council has maintained a review of the details of the recommended Local Heritage
Places, and the existing Local Heritage Places, in the event that building work or
demolition has occurred since the time of initial investigation to support the more
recent update.
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As part of the field survey of the previously identified potential heritage properties,
historical research on the area and from nominations during investigations of the
Unley Heritage Research Study a further 34 properties were identified that had
heritage potential warranting further detailed review:
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20 Albert Street Goodwood
8-10 Davey Street Parkside
54 Ethel Street Forestville
12 Fern Avenue Fullarton
1a Gilbert Street Goodwood
110-114 Glen Osmond Road Parkside
180-180a Goodwood Road Millswood
89 Greenhill Road Wayville
35 Hughes Street Unley
133 King William Road Unley
134-136 King William Road Goodwood
8 Louisa Street Goodwood
64 Northgate Street Unley Park
74a Northgate Street Unley Park
50 Oxford Terrace Unley
6 Palmerston Avenue Unley
63-65 Thomas Street Unley
(195) Unley Road Unley (road reserve in front of 195)
1-8/3 Victoria Street Goodwood
21 Wattle Street Fullarton
3 Wilgena Avenue Myrtle Bank
1-3/6-10 Windsor Street Unley
40 Wood Street Unley Park
321 Young Street Wayville
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This led to a total list of 220 properties with heritage potential for further detailed
review (138 in the Urban Morphology Study, 47 in the Corridors and Centre Study
and a further 35 during the Unley Heritage Research Study). Of the 220
properties, 189 items were ultimately determined to meet the Local Heritage Place
criteria.
Local Heritage Places Context
The ‘City of Villages’ vision aims to ensure sensitive preservation of the intrinsic
character of the established residential suburbs of the city, reinforce a series of
complementary urban ‘Villages’ and target required growth to suitable areas.
Heritage forms an important part of the historic character and the study provides
an authoritative evaluation to support (or otherwise) the designation of heritage
assets.
A net population increase is targeted for the Eastern Adelaide Region, principally in
suitable regeneration areas and main corridors, to support the State Government
directions for growth. Strategic directions for the City of Unley main road corridors
and key regeneration areas indicate that there is sufficient opportunity for a
proportional share of the regional growth and intensification to support the
sustainable future of the City of Unley.
The number of heritage places along corridors is small and there is provision to
adapt, alter and add (behind and up) while maintaining their specific integrity and
streetscape features. These heritage properties are critical to the maintenance of
the distinct intrinsic identity and character of neighbourhoods and the main street
strip activity centres.
This foundation is the basis upon which to build
complementary new developments to create distinct, vibrant and attractive places.
Implementation of the Local Heritage Places DPA should occur before release of
policy proposals for growth to maintain these intrinsic assets.
Together with the remaining vast majority of sites, there is sufficient opportunity for
growth and development as demonstrated in the Table 1 below.
Table 1
Area/Corridor
Total
Properties
Local Heritage
Places (LHP)
Draft LHP DPA
Existing
%
Retained
Potential
Proposed
Total
% of total
properties
Anzac Highway
77
3
3.9%
3
3
2
5
6.5%
Greenhill Road
278
4
1.4%
4
3
2
6
2.2%
Goodwood Road
347
14
4.0%
13
18
7
20
5.8%
King William
Road
440
11
2.5%
10
14
10
20
4.5%
Unley Road
481
20
4.2%
19
15
13
32
6.7%
Fullarton Road
497
1
0.2%
1
2
1
2
0.4%
Glen Osmond
Road
276
3
1.1%
3
3
3
6
2.2%
Residential
16,200
98
0.6%
93
125
116
209
1.3%
Total
18,596
154
0.8%
146
183
154
300
1.6%
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3. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDED POLICY CHANGES
The proposed Local Heritage Places have been independently assessed as having
Local Heritage value in relation to Section 23 (4) criteria in the Development Act
1993. These buildings represent an important link to the City of Unley’s past
heritage, and reinforce the desired historic character of the City.
This DPA reflects Council’s objectives of promoting orderly and economic
development whilst protecting the City’s valued heritage and historic character.
Further, this DPA aligns with the State Government South Australian Planning
Strategy for Greater Adelaide.
The Local Heritage assets within the City of Unley have been reviewed and
consequently the following Development Plan amendments are considered
necessary;
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Update the details of existing Local Heritage Places;
Add further proposed Local Heritage Places warranting inclusion;
Remove the existing Local Heritage Places no longer meeting heritage
criteria;
Split the existing Table Un/3 in the Development Plan to provide one
table for State Heritage Places (Table Un/3) and one table for Local
Heritage Places (Table Un/4);
Re-number the references throughout the Development Plan to reflect
these revised tables;
Update Heritage Areas Map Un/21 and Un/23;
Remove reference to Heritage Places on Figure Un(RHC) and
subsequently include updated Figure Un(RHC) 1, 2, 3, 6A, 6B & 7; and
Add Figure Un(Her)/1 to 10 Heritage Places Maps
No policy changes in relation to how Local Heritage Places are to be managed
have been proposed as part of this DPA. No amendments are made to the details
of the State Heritage Places, other than to update Certificate Title references for
accuracy, as these only reflect the listing that occurs pursuant to the Heritage
Places Act 1993.
Existing Local Heritage Places for removal from Development Plan
The following table identifies existing Local Heritage Places in the Development
Plan (consolidated December 2010) which are proposed not to remain listed;
Existing Local Heritage Place
Pillar Box on Albert Street, Goodwood
20 Blyth Street, Parkside
68 Goodwood Road, Wayville
147 King William Road, Unley
Reason for Removal
Removed
No longer meets Local Heritage criteria
Removed (Centennial Hall)
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1 Macklin Street, Parkside
44 Marlborough Street, Malvern (Hall)
1 Milton Avenue, Fullarton
Pillar Box on Northgate Street, Unley Park
62 Thomas Street, Unley
326 Unley Road, Hyde Park
Demolished as per approval 090/330/2004
Demolished per approval 090/1169/1999
Removed
Demolished per approval 090/1166/2006
Initially Identified Potential Properties, Not Warranting Heritage Listing
The following places were part of the potential properties for review identified by
the Urban Morphology Study, Corridors and Centre Study and during
investigations of the Unley Heritage Research Study. When subsequently
assessed against current Local Heritage Criteria, and further review as a
consequence of DPLG feedback, the final recommendations of the Unley Heritage
Research Study considered these places do not satisfy the relevant criteria and
accordingly do not warrant listing;
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76 Anzac Highway, Everard Park
21 Avenue Street, Millswood
2-4 Clark Street, Wayville
8 – 10 Davey Street, Parkside
2 Eurilpa Avenue, Everard Park
383-389 Fullarton Road, Fullarton
98-100 Goodwood Road, Goodwood
101-103 Goodwood Road, Goodwood
142 Goodwood Road, Goodwood
259 Goodwood Road, Kings Park
261-267 Goodwood Road, Kings Park
286 Goodwood Road, Clarence Park
313 Goodwood Road, Kings Park
189 Greenhill Road, Parkside
7 Kerta Weeta Avenue Black Forest
118-128 King William Road, Goodwood
134-136 King William Road, Goodwood
171 King William Road, Hyde Park
175 King William Road, Hyde Park
42-44 Mary Street, Unley
Unley Road (195), Unley
12 Victoria Avenue, Unley Park
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1-8/3 Victoria Street, Goodwood
95b Wattle Street, Fullarton
3 Weller Street, Goodwood
A full list of existing (with unwarranted places removed) and proposed Local
Heritage Places can be found in the DPA Attachment A in new Table Un/4.
4. STATEMENT OF STATUTORY COMPLIANCE
Section 25 of the Development Act 1993 prescribes that the DPA must assess the
extent to which the proposed amendment:

accords with the Planning Strategy

accords with other parts of the Development Plan

complements the policies in the Development Plans for adjoining areas

satisfies the requirements prescribed by the Regulations.
4.1 Accords with the Planning Strategy
Relevant strategies from the Planning Strategy are summarised in Section 2.2 of
this document. It is the intent of the DPA to support the achievement of the
Planning Strategy policies.
4.2 Accords with other parts of the Development Plan
The policies proposed in this DPA are consistent with the format, content and
structure of the Unley (City) Development Plan, consolidated 3 December 2010.
4.3 Complements the policies in the Development Plans for adjoining areas
The policies proposed in this DPA will not affect the Development Plans for
adjoining areas.
4.4 Satisfies the requirements prescribed by the Regulations
The requirements for public consultation (Regulation 11a) and the public meeting
(Regulation 12) associated with this DPA will be met.
4.5 Accords with the Statement of Intent
The agreed Statement of Intent set out that Council intended to re-examine Local
Heritage Places against current criteria as stipulated in the Development Act and
propose the inclusion of additional Local Heritage Places. This DPA accords with
the agreed Statement of Intent.
Particulars of the proposed amendments are detailed in the Amendment section of
this report titled “The Amendment”.
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REFERENCES/BIBLIOGRAPHY
Unley Urban Morphology Study (Residential Character & Heritage Definition) 2005
– URS and Ruan Consulting
Unley Corridors and Centres Study (Main Corridors and Centres Function,
Character and Urban Design Review) 2005 – Ruan Consulting
Unley Heritage Research Study 2006 (updated 2011) - McDougall and Vines,
Conservation and Heritage Consultants
South Australia’s Strategic Plan 2007, Government of South Australia
Historic Dwelling Improvement Design and Resources Audit, 2010, Dr. H. Bennetts
and Dr. Stephen Pullen
South Australian Planning Strategy – The 30-Year Plan for Greater Adelaide, 2010,
Government of South Australia
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APPENDICES
Appendix 1 Unley Heritage Research Study 2006 (updated 2011) - McDougall and
Vines, Conservation and Heritage Consultants
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31 January 2013]
THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE
Andrew Michael Gleeson
Hari Chand Goyal
Jeffrey Lionel Grove
David Ian Hamilton
Brenton John Hand
Gregory Arthur Hayes
Manfred Ernst Heide
Ian Douglas Helmore
Robert Leslie Hennig
Anne Elizabeth Jaensch
Philip John Jenner
Trevor Johnson
Christina Margaret Kinghorn
Peter Rhodes Lang
Karen Leslie Maidment-Longbottom
Carolyn Ann Mee
Moira Joan Melia
Ronald Francis Neander
Meredith Alice Newman
Anne Therese Nolan
Joanne Maree Nunan
Maris Eduards Priede
John Floyd Robinson
Paul Rosato
Alfred Freddy Schwarz-Docen
Lesley Mary Smith
Patricia Ann Snook
Susan Mary Spriggs
Ninette Valerie Strawbridge
Gregory Philip Thomas
Raymond John Thomas
Martin Bruce Thompson
Steven John Trussell
Leslie Claude Tucker
Brian Francis Waite
Mary Elizabeth Waters
Russell Andrew Williams
Michael Anthony Willis
Dennis Frederick Young
By command,
JENNIFER MARY RANKINE, for Premier
JP12/060CS
ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATION ACT 1985
ORDER PURSUANT TO SECTION 42 (2)
Dissolution of Association
WHEREAS the Corporate Affairs Commission (‘the Commission’) pursuant to Section 42 (1) of the Associations Incorporation
Act 1985 (‘the Act’) is of the opinion that the undertaking or
operations of Baking Associations of Australia, South Australia
Incorporated (‘the Association’) being an incorporated association
under the Act are being carried on, or would more appropriately
be carried on by a company limited by guarantee incorporated
under the Corporations Act 2001 (Commonwealth) and whereas
the Commission was on 19 December 2012, requested by the
Association to transfer its undertaking to Baking Associations of
Australia Limited (ACN 142 608 204), the Commission pursuant
to Section 42 (2) of the Act does hereby order that as at 31
January 2013, the Association will be dissolved, the property of
the Association becomes the property of Baking Associations of
Australia Limited and the rights and liabilities of the Association
become the rights and liabilities of Baking Associations of
Australia Limited.
145
Given under the seal of the Commission at Adelaide, 23 January
2013.
R. ALOI, A Delegate of the Corporate
Affairs Commission
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT 1984
NOTICE
Approval and Publication of the Code of Practice for the Storage
and Transport of Drugs of Dependence
NOTICE is hereby given that on 6 December 2012, David Swan,
Chief Executive, Department for Health and Ageing, approved for
publication the updated Code of Practice for the Storage and
Transport of Drugs of Dependence on the SA Health website.
The Code is available at:
www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/drugsofdependence.
D. SWAN, Chief Executive, Department for
Health and Ageing
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1993: SECTION 28 (1): DECLARATION OF INTERIM OPERATION OF CITY OF UNLEY—
LOCAL HERITAGE PLACES DEVELOPMENT PLAN
AMENDMENT
NOTICE
PURSUANT to Section 28 (1) of the Development Act 1993, I,
John Rau, Minister for Planning, am of the opinion that it is
necessary in the interest of the orderly and proper development of
the area affected by the City of Unley—Local Heritage Places
Development Plan Amendment that the Development Plan
Amendment should come into operation without delay. I declare
that the Development Plan Amendment will come into operation
on an interim basis on the day in which this notice is published.
Dated 4 December 2012.
JOHN RAU, Deputy Premier, Minister
for Planning
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1993, SECTION 25 (17): DISTRICT
COUNCIL OF MALLALA—BETTER DEVELOPMENT
PLAN AND GENERAL DPA
Preamble
1. The Development Plan Amendment entitled ‘District Council
of Mallala District Council of Mallala—Better Development Plan
and General DPA’ has been finalised in accordance with the
provisions of the Development Act 1993.
2. The Honourable John Rau has decided to approve the
Amendment.
NOTICE
PURSUANT to Section 25 of the Development Act 1993, I—
(a) approve the Amendment; and
(b) fix the day on which this notice is published in the
Gazette as the day on which the Amendment will come
into operation.
Dated 23 January 2013.
JOHN RAU, Deputy Premier, Minister
for Planning

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