Join us at this timely seminar presented by the RHSV’s Heritage Committee.

In the context of a major revamp of the Victorian planning system, currently the subject of a major parliamentary inquiry, this seminar asks how we can make positive use of heritage as we plan to house more people. How can we modify the Plan for Victoria to make full use of heritage as anchor and focus for new neighbourhoods?

Speakers:
Chaired by Charles Sowerwine, RHSV Heritage Committee.

Christina Branagan, Boroondara Heritage Group for Advocacy and Protection: “Effects of New Activity Centre planning controls and medium density catchment zones on local Heritage in Victoria.”

Michael Buxton, Emeritus Professor Environment and Planning RMIT University; Member Charter 29: “The Statewide Impact of Proposed Changes and Alternative Proposals”

James Lesh, Founding Director, Heritage Workshop: “Protecting Local Heritage: A Historian’s Perspective”

Mike Scott, Senior Town Planner; Member Charter 29: “Integrating Heritage into Planning: A Better Way”

Housekeeping:

Please be aware that this event is in-person only.

As with most RHSV events we serve refreshments from 5:30pm – 6pm when the seminar will commence

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