Display item used during public information sessions conducted in 1987 by the Port Melbourne City Council's (PMCC) Community Committee (Brenda BEDFORD, Frank CALLAGHAN, Ron WEST and Barry MERAT) regarding SCDC Bayside Development.Artist's impression of proposed Bayside development (highrise office blocks).town planning - proposals shelved - bayside, public action campaigns, sandridge city development co pty ltd, scdc, brenda bedford, frank callaghan, ron west, barry merat

Plan on tracing paper of proposed alterations to Town Hall 1930s.port melbourne town hall, built environment - civic, engineering department - city of port melbourne, bay street, city engineers, fred cook

Plan of proposed alterations to Municipal Offices - Town Hall. 1937Signature of F.C. Cook, City Engineerport melbourne town hall, city engineers, fred cook

Plan of outlet of lagoon showing proposed new channel, 1861.Signed by Fredk. Wm. Ball, Municipal Surveyor, Sandridge.sandridge lagoon

1919 plan - proposed foreshore improvement east of the Lagoon Dock.A.V. Heath (Town Surveyor):R. H. Gill (Mayor)built environment - recreational facilities, arthur victor heath, town clerks, richard henry gill, mayors

Plan of longitudinal and cross sections of proposed works in Heath Street.M. Tierney:Denis Sullivan:Thos. P. Warren:Geo. Kelly (Borough Surveyor)engineering - roads streets lanes and footpaths, m tierney, denis sullivan, thomas p warren, george kelly

Flyer with list of proposed PMH&PS meeting dates, 1994societies clubs unions and other organisations, port melbourne historical & preservation society, pmhps

Plan of proposed footbridge over the Lagoon in line of Bridge StreetIn ink on reverse, two small drawings: elevation land view over a distance of 25.00 chains (colour tinted), and Plan view, section of an unidentified street:In pencil on reverse, notation '107 Albert Street'sandridge lagoon, robert h morgan

PROPOSED CLUNES NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSE PLAN TEMPLETON STREET 2009clunes neighbourhood house, proposed plans, templeton street

Perpetual Calender. With eight proposed seasons according to Indigenous AustraliansOn a backgrous of Blurred of white and red Flowers "A Year in the Grampians Gariwerd". A Photo of the Grampians across farmland "This Calender combines Australian and European traditions" "Indigenous Australians observe changing weather and environmental patterns and resulting cycles of local seasons. On Each page of this calendar the large scene photos were taken in that month, over a period of twenty years. ( It must be remembered that flowers vary with the elevation, the soil, the aspect and the weather from year to year. You will not always find the same flowers in the same month as portrayed here.) In Europe, a calendar in the home is a long tradition: be it the familiar annual version or the Perpetual one to record important recurring dates such as family birthdays. It is our hope that however you choose to use our calendar, you will take peasure in the colour and beaty of the year in the Grampians Gariwerd." "All photographs by kees and Margo Sietsma. All Profits from the sale of this Calendar go to the Community Association of Halls Gap for the upkeep of our Botanical Gardens of Grampians flora. Dedicated to the memory of Kees Sietsma. with thanks to God, creator and Sustainer.

Part B. Photocopy of plan of site with proposed changes marked on it.burnley

Plans of the proposed additional toilets at Canterbury Bowling Club roomscanterbury, canterbury bowling club, kendall street, plans, toilets, lawn bowls