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Annual Report - City of Bayswater

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Tranby HouseCoventry Square MarketsA town planning schemeamendment to rezone Nos.243‐253 Walter Road West, Morleyto facilitate the Coventry SquareMarkets proposal was approvedby the Minister <strong>of</strong> Planning inFebruary 2010.The <strong>City</strong> worked closely with thedevelopers <strong>of</strong> the Coventry SquareMarkets through the year on adevelopment application for the site,which will include markets, shops,restaurants, food outlets and atavern. The development applicationwas approved in May 2010.It is anticipated that the developerwill be working closely with the<strong>City</strong> and relevant agencies on thedevelopment, which will complementthe <strong>City</strong>’s efforts to revitalise theMorley <strong>City</strong> Centre.Swan River Trails ProjectWork continued in association withthe Eastern Metropolitan RegionalCouncil (EMRC) to promotethe Swan River foreshore on aregional basis.Council endorsed the Swanand Helena Rivers RegionalRecreational Path DevelopmentPlan and the Swan and HelenaRivers Management Framework:Heritage Audit in March 2010. TheRecreational Path Development Planand Heritage Audit outline a programfor the progressive development andeventual completion <strong>of</strong> a regionalrecreational path along the SwanRiver from East Perth to Guildford.The <strong>City</strong> will be working with theEMRC and the other EMRC memberCouncils to obtain funding for theRecreational Path Project.Heritage grantsThe <strong>City</strong> continued its successfulheritage grants program to assist inthe conservation and enhancement<strong>of</strong> important heritage properties.To be eligible for funding, theproperty must be more than 50years old and included on the <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong><strong>Bayswater</strong>’s list <strong>of</strong> heritage places.Council provided a total <strong>of</strong>$29,421.50 in grants during thefinancial year to assist landownersto complete works to heritagelisted properties.Other projectsWork also continued on a number<strong>of</strong> other projects during theyear, including a potential cafédevelopment at Riverside Gardensin <strong>Bayswater</strong>, a Local HousingStrategy, a Land Asset Inventoryand the ongoing policy review.Aviation CommemorativeParkThe Maylands Peninsula was thesite <strong>of</strong> Perth’s first major airportbetween 1924 and 1963. Thesite is recognised on the HeritageCouncil’s State Register <strong>of</strong>Heritage Places.The <strong>City</strong> will recognise this historyby locating a commemorativepark on the site <strong>of</strong> the formerMaylands Aerodrome. Localhistory and interpretation expertsworked through the year with keycommunity groups on the detaileddesign and interpretative signage forthe commemorative park.It is anticipated that thecommemorative park will bedeveloped during 2010-2011.<strong>Bayswater</strong> Town Centreheritage trailDuring the year, the <strong>City</strong> began workon the Heritage Trail, which includedthe installation <strong>of</strong> 17 plaques in thefootpath outside heritage-listedbuildings in the <strong>Bayswater</strong> TownCentre. The town centre wasestablished in the 19th century andhas some excellent examples <strong>of</strong>heritage architecture. The heritageplaques are programmed to beinstalled during 2010-11.24 city <strong>of</strong> bayswater annual report 2009-10

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