Environment Protection Authority carries out study of Blackburn LakeEnvironment Protection Authority carries out study of Blackburn Lakerobinson, brian dr, environment protection authority, victoria, blackburn lake committee of management, environment

Port of the Gwen Goedecke CollectionDraft State Environment Protection Policy Water of the Maribyrnong River and Tributaries with explanatory notes Environment Protection Authorty of Victoria Draft Policy No W - 30 October 1991maribyrnong river

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The photograph shows Z2 No. 101 (with "Preston Depot" indicated on the route banner and the route number box blank) at Preston Workshops. The tram is in an all-over advertising livery with a PSA on recycling by the Environment Protection Authority, with the slogan "DON'T WASTE IT - RECYCLE IT" printed across the length of the tram above the windows. The tram also had trolley poles installed. Photo by Michael McLeod.Shows a now-withdrawn tram with obsolete equipment (i.e., trolley poles) and livery that contains a PSA in the past.Colour Photograph - Z2.101 at Preston Workshopstrams, tramways, z2 class, public transport, tram 101, decorated trams, preston workshops

Regarding the proposed rezoning and development of Fortuna Villa in Greater Bendigo; six submissions were received about the rezoning proposal: four in support, and two objections. One objection was later withdrawn, leaving one outstanding objection. The owner, Paul Banks, has proposed future outdoor concerts and other developments at the historic Fortuna Villa site. Main concerns include noise from events, potential residential development, traffic impacts, and protection of heritage values. Six residents signed one of the submissions highlighting these issues. The City of Greater Bendigo notes that development restrictions and impact assessment reports will ensure each development is considered individually. Any outdoor events must comply with the council's planning scheme and Environment Protection Authority requirements. The proposal is scheduled for a council vote on Wednesday night.Fortuna Articles - "Fortuna on the agenda again" Feb 12 2014 The Bendigo Weekly This item contains the following: 11217.49a Colour photo of Fortuna Villa 11217.49b Part of Page 11 - Fortuna Articles - "Fortuna on the agenda again"non-fictionbendigo, fortuna, george lansell, paul banks owner fortuna

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The post office opened at this location in 1912. It was demolished in 2000. Post office history in the area: Until 1883 when the railway came through to Surrey Hills, this was essentially a rural community of scattered farms. Land subdivisions soon occurred along the railway line and limited postal services followed soon after, although a ‘permanent’ home for the post office was two decades away. George Sim Junior is acknowledged as our first postmaster; he opened a post office on 1 October 1884 in his father’s general store at 619-621 Canterbury Road, a few doors down from the Surrey Hills Hotel on the corner of Union Road. Over the next 20 years, the Surrey Hills Post Office moved several times into temporary, shared accommodation – in 1889 into Woodhead’s Corner Store at 364 Canterbury Road; then in 1895 to No 376, Hansen’s Exchange Building, part of Hansen’s Terrace (demolished) and in 1901 to 109 Union Road, on the corner of Windsor Crescent. Following Federation in 1901, the new Commonwealth Government established the Postmaster-General's Department to provide postal services to the nation. Many of the post offices constructed in the following years reflected a growing sense of Australian pride and nationalism. It was 1914 when building commenced on the ‘purpose-built’ post office at 609 Canterbury Road, Surrey Hills. Described as “a polychromatic Federation Freestyle building”, it served as the local post office for nearly 85 years until sold by the Commonwealth Government in c1999, after which the post office moved to the current, less prominent site at 100 Union Road. For nearly 10 years under private ownership, the building was successfully adapted for use as the base for two businesses, Gargoyles and Dragons and later the Surrey Sculpture Studio, and fortuitously the historic integrity of the building was maintained. However although renovated in the 1990's, structurally sound and of historic significance, it was not protected under local or commonwealth heritage legislation and was demolished soon after sale. This is an early image of a demolished building which should have been protected. In 1991, when the City of Camberwell conducted a heritage study, (which still informs the basis of the City of Boroondara’s heritage guidelines for this part of the municipality,) the post office was owned by the Commonwealth Government. As such, it could not be considered for heritage listing by the local authorities. Some years later, the Commonwealth and Australia Post rather belatedly recognized not only that post offices have heritage and social value, but also that the architecture of post offices as community buildings is important. A heritage management scheme was developed for the buildings they own or control under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Act 1999. Unfortunately, the Surrey Hills Post Office had been sold and demolished before this was finally enacted in 2004. Black and white image, perhaps from a post card, of Surrey Hills post office at 609 Canterbury Road. The building is flanked by a picket fence. There is a woman, a dog and a man in front of the entrance. The man is in uniform - possibly a postal employee.post offices, canterbury road, businesses, surrey hills post office, surrey sculture studio, gargoyles and dragons