Informing future planning.
Bayside Heritage Study
Bayside Council in southeastern Sydney was formed through the merger of the former Rockdale City and City of Botany Bay councils.
In response to the merger process, changes to the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 and the introduction of the Eastern City District Plan, Bayside Council was required to prepare a new Local Environmental Plan (LEP), standardised Development Control Plan and Local Strategic Planning Statement. The Council commissioned GML to undertake a comprehensive study of the heritage of the new Bayside local government area.
The Bayside Heritage Study will inform the future planning of the area. GML’s work will help consolidate existing heritage items into a combined heritage schedule for the whole of Bayside.
Key milestones for the project include:
- a Heritage Study Discussion Paper for public exhibition;
- heritage input into Local Strategic Planning Statement;
- a Review of Heritage Items, including consolidation of the former Rockdale and Botany Bay LEP Schedule 5 and identification and assessment of potential new items;
- a Review of Heritage Conservation Areas including identification and assessment of potential new Heritage Conservation Areas;
- a new Heritage chapter of the Bayside Development Control Plan; and
- stakeholder engagement.
Deliverables
- Heritage Discussion Paper
- Heritage Input into LSPS
- Review of Heritage Items
- Review of Heritage Conservation Areas
- DCP Heritage Chapter
- Stakeholder Engagement
- Built Heritage
- Landscape Heritage
- Bayside Council
- Bayside LGA, NSW