Study Team
Acknowledgments
Steering Committee

- Statutory Conservation Controls Through Planning Schemes
- Specific Conservation Zones

Control Over Nominated Individual Building Works, Trees And Sites Which Are Listed In The Planning Scheme
Overlay Controls On Top Of Existing Zone Provisions Related To Defined Urban Conservation Areas Or Precincts, Areas Of Historic Significance, Areas Of Special Landscape Interest, Areas Of Special Significance, Etc.
Limited Statutory Controls Provided Heritage Criteria Area Met (Performance Standards Or As-Of-Right)
Defacto Protection Through Land Use Restrictions
Bonus Controls/Negotiated Planning
The Administrative Appeals Tribunal (A.A.T.)
The Historic Buildings Register
Other Non-Statutory Controls At Local Level
Other State And Federal Options

2. Identified Problems Associated With Existing Policies And Conservation Programs

3. A Local Focus For Conservation Action

Introduction
Statute Summary
Statute Application And Recommendations
Historic Buildings Act

Frankston Sites On The Historic Buildings Council Register
Proposed Additional Sites For The Historic Buildings Council Register
Recommendation

Australian Heritage Commission - Register Of The National Estate

Frankston Sites On The Register Of The National Estate
Frankston Sites Proposed For Addition To The Register Of The National Estate
Recommendation

Planning And Environment Act

Frankston Planning Scheme (Fps)

Individual Site Control
Recommendation
Conservation Priorities
Referral
Planning Resources
Recommendation

Gardens
Victorian Garden Inventory
Significant Tree Register
Recommendations

Sites Of Botanical Significance
Site and Heritage Value

Street Works
Recommendation
Street Trees And Fittings
Rate And Tax Abatement
Low Interest Loans And Development Application Cost
Recommendations

Background
Statutory Role
Recommendation

Restoration Programmes And Advisory Services
Recommendation
Australian Heritage Commission National Estate Grants Programme
Recommendation
Community Library Programmes
Recommendation

Introduction

General Restoration Guidelines

Restoration Guidelines By Use And Period

Houses

1. Early And Mid Victorian Period (C1850-1975)
2. Mid To Late-Victorian Period (C1875-1900)
3. Edwardian Period (C1900-14)
4. Bungalow Period. (C1918-30)

Further Inter-War Domestic Styles C1925-39

Postwar Modernism (1945-1960)