SCHEDULE TO THE HERITAGE OVERLAY The requirements of this overlay apply to both the heritage place and its associated land. PS Map Ref Heritage Place External Paint Controls Apply? Internal Alteration Controls Apply? Tree Controls Apply? Outbuildings or fences which are not exempt under Clause 43.01-3 Included on the Victorian Heritage Register under the Heritage Act 1995? Prohibited uses may be permitted? Name of Incorporated Plan under Clause 43.01-2 Aboriginal heritage place? HO1964 Residence 785 Bacchus Marsh Road, Anakie To the extent of the dwelling and a cartilage curtilage of 10 metres. No No No No No No Anakie, Lara & Lovely Banks Heritage Places No HO1965 “Roselea” Residence, 450 Staceys Road, Anakie To the extent of the “Roselea” dwelling and immediate cartilage curtilage of the homestead garden and land to the Staceys Road boundary, as well as the land including the rear gabled outbuilding close to the rear of the dwelling. No No No Yes Small gabled outbuilding at the rear of the dwelling. No No Anakie, Lara & Lovely Banks Heritage Places No HO1966 “Laurence Park” Residence, 125 Buckingham Street, Lara To the extent of the dwelling and outbuildings to a depth Yes No No Yes Mature Tree Yes Stone stables and ruins No No No
property boundaries, front boundary and the row of trees on the east-west axis to the rear of the dwelling. HO1980 Tallaranie Homestead 170 Peak School Road, Lara To the extent of the dwelling and the fenced-off homestead garden. No No No No No No Anakie, Lara & Lovely Banks Heritage Places No HO1981 Former Corio Shire Engineer’s Residence 8 Rennie Street, Lara No No No No No No No HO1982 Bills Trough Corner Walker and Rennie Streets, Lara To the extent of a 5 metres perimeter around the trough. Yes No No No No No No HO1983 Waverley Residence, 14 Walkers Road, Lara No No No No No No No HO1984 Avenues of Honour, Cypresses, Memorial Gates & Fencing Walkers Road, Lara To the extent of: Yes No Yes The Avenue of Honour of Pinus Yes No No No
Historic Theme(s): Theme 4.1: Farming & Agriculture Theme 6.2: Building Homes in Lara Condition Integrity Good Altered Photograph Date 16 October 2012 CURRENT HERITAGE STATUS ON STATUTORY REGISTERS: Victorian Heritage Register: Heritage Inventory: Local Planning Scheme: CURRENT HERITAGE STATUS ON OTHER REGISTERS: Register of the National Estate - Database No: National Trust (Victoria) Register: RECOMMENDED LEVEL OF SIGNIFICANCE: RECOMMENDATIONS: Recommended for inclusion in the Victorian Heritage Register Recommended for inclusion in the Victorian Heritage Inventory Local Recommended for inclusion as a Heritage Overlay in the Planning Scheme Not Recommended for inclusion as a Heritage Overlay Schedule to the Heritage Overlay Comments External Paint Controls Should Apply Internal Alteration Controls Should Apply Tree Controls Should Apply Fences &/or Outbuildings of Note STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE: What is Significant? The cottage at 85 Curletts Road, Lara, has significance for its associations with early farming developments in the Lara area from 1869, and particularly with William Harding (c.1833-1917), one of Lara's early farmers and builders. It was not until 1874 when he constructed the existing limestone dwelling and attached stone dairy and he occupied the property from January 1875. Harding's acquisition of the land was a consequence of the 42nd Clause of the amended Land Act that came into force in 1869. The Act enabled 'small selectors' to obtain freehold over a three or seven year period, so long as the land was cultivated and improved, and a permanent residence constructed. Harding purchased the land outright on 21 December 1875. He was one of the few builders in the locality in the 19th century. The existing cottage is a physical legacy of Harding's working life at Lara, and one of a small number of