Victorian Heritage Inventory The Victorian War Heritage Inventory (VWHI) was established in 2011 as a means to catalogue Victoria’s war history such as war memorials, avenues of honour, memorial buildings, former defence sites and places of commemoration. Places listed on the VWHI do not currently have discrete statutory protection, however many are concurrently listed on the VHR, VHI, or local planning schemes. A search of the VWHI was conducted for a 2 km radius area centred on the study area. One previously recorded site is located within a 2 km radius of the study area; no VWHI sites are present within the study area (). Leopold Memorial Park Local Council The study area is located within the City of Greater Geelong and is governed by the City of Greater Geelong Planning Scheme. Planning schemes set out policies and provisions for the use, development and protection of land. The Heritage Overlay (HO) of the City of Greater Geelong Planning Scheme was examined for a 2 km radius area centred on the study area. Fifteen sites are located within a 2 km radius of the study area are currently listed on the HO; no HO sites are present within the study area (). HO284 ‘Lake View’ Homestead HO285 / H1117 ‘Melaleuca’ (Melaleuka) Residence HO287 ‘Springfield’ Residence HO288 / B2078 St Mark’s On The Hill Anglican Church HO289 ‘Toongabbie’ Residence (located immediately east of the study area) HO290 ‘Toorang’ Homestead HO1535 Residence HO1539 Former Moolap Inn ‘Green Gables’ HO1540 Leopold Hall HO1561 Geelong-Queenscliff Railway Line HO1567 ‘Kalimnar’ Residence HO1568 Leopold Cemetery HO1570 Residence HO1571 ‘Monmeath’ Homestead HO1586 ‘Bayview’ Residence National Trust Register
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