Does not object to the increase in height or Following discussion with the National Trust, the potential changes in use, but reinforces the need for NCA understands that the National Trust feels these portal buildings to maintain a symmetrical and that it is important that the whole of the National strong statement at the end of Anzac Parade. Triangle remain as National Land and full planning control by the NCA. Believes that all land on the lake side of Constitution Avenue needs to be retained as National Land. The decision to divest East and West Blocks was made by the Australian Government following a East and West Blocks scoping study process. Divestment will be subject These need an active use (like East Block) that respects to market testing and will further address the their heritage value. Alternative uses are considered associated heritage and environmental issues, possible. ensuring that adequate protections are in place. The NCA’s role is to ensure that a planning Residential Areas of Forrest and Deakin framework is in place to guide potential future These need to be returned to Territory control and development on the sites. The sites will remain managed in a way consistent with the adjacent within Designated Areas and under full planning residential suburbs. control of the NCA. West Murrumbidgee East and West Blocks No development should occur as it is contrary to the Noted. For further detailed refer to section 3.2.4. heritage values of the area including Lanyon, Lambrigg Residential Areas of Forrest and Deakin and Pine Island cultural landscape. There are no plans to remove the Deakin/Forrest Telopea Park and Haig Park Residential Area from Designated Areas. Supports Special requirements to protect the heritage West Murrumbidgee values of Telopea and Haig Parks. The Plan retains provision to ensure that the Protection of heritage places Commonwealth, a Commonwealth Authority, the is an urgent need to have statutory protection of all Territory or a Territory authority shall not do heritage places on national and designated land, anything which adversely affects the historic
Does not object to the increase in height or potential changes in use, but reinforces the need for these portal buildings to maintain a symmetrical and strong statement at the end of Anzac Parade. Believes that all land on the lake side of Constitution Avenue needs to be retained as National Land. East and West Blocks These need an active use (like East Block) that respects their heritage value. Alternative uses are considered possible. Residential Areas of Forrest and Deakin These need to be returned to Territory control and managed in a way consistent with the adjacent residential suburbs. West Murrumbidgee No development should occur as it is contrary to the heritage values of the area including Lanyon, Lambrigg and Pine Island cultural landscape. Telopea Park and Haig Park Supports Special requirements to protect the heritage values of Telopea and Haig Parks. Protection of heritage places is an urgent need to have statutory protection of all heritage places on national and designated land, Following discussion with the National Trust, the NCA understands that the National Trust feels that it is important that the whole of the National Triangle remain as National Land and full planning control by the NCA. The decision to divest East and West Blocks was made by the Australian Government following a scoping study process. Divestment will be subject to market testing and will further address the associated heritage and environmental issues, ensuring that adequate protections are in place. The NCA’s role is to ensure that a planning framework is in place to guide potential future development on the sites. The sites will remain within Designated Areas and under full planning control of the NCA. East and West Blocks Noted. For further detailed refer to section 3.2.4. Residential Areas of Forrest and Deakin There are no plans to remove the Deakin/Forrest Residential Area from Designated Areas. West Murrumbidgee The Plan retains provision to ensure that the Commonwealth, a Commonwealth Authority, the Territory or a Territory authority shall not do anything which adversely affects the historic
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