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Amendment C019 (Yarra)

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Implement Section 48 of the Heritage Act 1995 by introducing a new or amended registration to the Victorian Heritage Register into the Schedule to the Heritage Overlay. It corrects the location of the existing heritage sites in order to accurately identify land on the Victorian Heritage Register.Those places affected include:- - Cable Tram Engine House 991 and 1015-1029 Rathdowne Street North Carlton - York House 131 St George s Road North Fitzroy - Sot Tower 94 Alexandra Parade Clifton Hill - Fitzroy Cricket Grandstand corner Freeman and Brunswick Streets Fitzroy - ANZ Bank 370 and 374 Queens Parade North Fitzroy - Dight s Mill Complex Yarra River Trenerry Crescent Abbotsford - Clifton Hill Railway Station Complex John Street Clifton Hill - former Cable Tram Engine House Nicholson Street Fitzroy - Dodgshun House ( Formerly Edensor ) 9 Brunswick Street Fitzroy - Singapore Cottage 136 Sackville Street Richmond - part of the former Foy and Gibson Complex 150 and 154 Oxford Street Collingwood - part of the former Foy and Gibson Complex 79 and 93 Oxford Street Collingwood - part of the former Foy and Gibson Complex 95 and 101 Oxford Street Collingwood - former Convent of the Good Shepherd Complex Clarke Street/St Heliers Street Abbotsford - former Post Office 174 Smith Street Collingwood - former Gas Inspector s Residence 1 Gleadell Street Richmond - former Richmond Power Station Oddy s Lane Richmond - the Pelaco Electric Sky Sign 21and 31 Goodwin Street Richmond

Status date
18 Jan 2001
Exhibition
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Gazettal
18 Jan 2001
Outcome
Approved

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  1. Approved / gazetted

    source label: “Finished:Approved”

    Status date 18 Jan 2001 · Observed 12 June 2026 → current

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