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Heritage Context Report

Your Heritage Context Report provides the heritage planning status of your property. It is suited to current and prospective property owners, where heritage restrictions may impact a future development or renovation project.

Features

  • Unique to your property and its heritage context.

  • A desktop review, researched by conservation experts at Heritage Workshop.

  • PDF delivered via a secure client portal.

  • Standard turnaround of 5 business days after payment.

  • Exclusively offered in Victoria.

Empowering Property Owners

The Heritage Context Report identifies your property's heritage significance and restrictions. Being proactive about heritage improves project design and planning. This assists with planning approvals and saves time and money.

Scope

  • Local, State, National and World Heritage Listings for your property.

  • Statement of Significance for your property.

  • Heritage Restrictions for your property.

  • Recommendations and Next Steps.

  • Relevant Web Links and Resources.

What Happens Next?

Next steps and Recommendations, based on our findings, are included in your unique report. These findings and your project plans will determine if you should consider further heritage expert advice.

  • What is a Heritage Context Report?
    A Heritage Context Report provides details about a property's heritage listing. It is a desktop-review of the heritage planning status.
  • What are the benefits of a Heritage Context Report?
    Ensuring your development or renovation project considers your property's heritage listing assists with project feasibility and design. The Heritage Context Report identifies heritage opportunities and constraints for your project. You don't want to have to change your project later on, because it doesn't meet heritage requirements. Reworking your project also means delay and expense for you.
  • Who can use the Heritage Report Context?
    You can use your Heritage Context Report to gain clarity about your property's heritage listing. You can also provide it to your architect, planner and draughtsperson. It provides your project team with details about the heritage significance of your property and associated restrictions. The Heritage Context Report can inform your development or renovation. But it does not consider your specific project proposal.
  • What happens after the Heritage Context Report?
    The first step is the Heritage Context Report, because it will provide guidance about the possibilities for development and renovation for your property. If no further heritage advice is required, we will be up-front and tell you. If you could benefit from further heritage advice, such as a Heritage Impact Statement (HIS), we will also let you know.
  • Who prepares the Heritage Context Report?
    Your Heritage Context Report is researched by the conservation experts at Heritage Workshop. We have the expertise and experience to delivery high-quality heritage consulting services.
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