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• e 2 - At the Heart [CP20]; the Anglesea Beachfront Family Caravan Park [AS-CP9] is a strong centre that supports the overall functionality of the town; it helps the wholeness of place to come
together by reinforcing its connections to other sub-centres such as the River [AS-CP2], the
Anglesea River boardwalk, and a larger strong centre - the Shopping Street [AS-CP8];
• e 3 - Tread Lightly [CP21]; most of the cottages and buildings at the Anglesea Beachfront Family
Caravan Park are made of light construction materials including timber structures and weatherboard cladding. These light structures can be relocated to adapt to the changes of the environment.
More permanent structures, such as the shops at the shopping street, the Anglesea General Store,
the Motor Inn, Great Ocean Road Resort, and Anglesea Information Centre are made of permanent
materials such as concrete and brick. These latter buildings need to be regenerated with more semipermanent materials to support the sustainable outcomes of this core pattern;
• e 4 - Pathways and Walks [CP23]; the Anglesea River boardwalk connects with other pathways and
walks, connecting the commercial street, the beach area, River bank, the Anglesea Coogoorah
park, nature park and houses. Pathways from the Anglesea Beachfront Family Caravan Park link
the boardwalk with the opposite side of the River across the Anglesea River bridge; and
• e 5 - Meeting Place [CP25]; the strength and resilience of a community are fostered and improved
by the possibility and allowance for one or more meeting places. These include the Surf Life
Saving Club at the beach, Anglesea Bowling Club at the Lions Park Reserve located next to the
Caravan Park, the Anglesea Art House and the Anglesea Community House.
r1
Regenerative attributes can assist in the healing of places that are damaged and let them evolve,
adapt to improve and regenerate to be resilient. The built environment of Anglesea can be resilient if
ecological sustainability principles are considered as part of development in the context of adaptation
and regeneration. The regenerative attributes for the built environment (human environment) include:
• r1 - Wind [AS-RA2]; the optimisation of wind energy, inclusive of passive and active wind uses.
Passive responses include the optimised orientation of buildings; include planting and other methods for windbreaks, placement of public gathering areas in and around buildings at the lee side of
the wind pressures. For passive ventilation in buildings, include wind catchers. Active wind optimisation includes the use of small-scale wind turbines to provide supplementary power supply to
buildings in Anglesea;
• r2 - Solar [AS-RA3]; the optimisation of solar energy inclusive of passive and active solar. Passive
solar includes the optimised orientation of buildings, allowance of solar penetration in indoor and
outdoor spaces, as well as collection of solar radiant heat in structures and objects. Active solar
includes the use of solar photovoltaic panels and solar hot water heating systems, to be applied to
all buildings in Anglesea;
• r3 - Small Scale Local Agriculture [AS-RA7]; the inclusion of vegetable gardens, local grown food
dispersed within the gardens and public areas of the Caravan Park, restaurants, and community
buildings will provide the opportunity to reduce the demand of produce to be sourced and delivered
from outside of the Anglesea town/catchment boundary;
• r4 - Waste [AS-RA8]; the collection and processing of waste in a closed loop system, biodegradable waste processing to use for composting or capturing of the methane, organic waste recycling
and processing, and the recycling of grey water and black water for potential uses of garden watering and transfer to potable water. Localised processing and storage at the source will be feasible
due to the nature of the holiday town population fluctuations;
• r5 - Small Business [AS-RA11]; the provision of a mixture of shops and amenities with a variety
of services and products that complement each other for securing a sustainable local economy.
Establish complimentary services and product supply between shops and restaurants on the shopping street, the Caravan Park and other accommodation providers such as bed and breakfasts and
guesthouses; and
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• e 2 - At the Heart [CP20]; the Anglesea Beachfront Family Caravan Park [AS-CP9] is a strong centre that supports the overall functionality of the town; it helps the wholeness of place to come
together by reinforcing its connections to other sub-centres such as the River [AS-CP2], the
Anglesea River boardwalk, and a larger strong centre - the Shopping Street [AS-CP8];
• e 3 - Tread Lightly [CP21]; most of the cottages and buildings at the Anglesea Beachfront Family
Caravan Park are made of light construction materials including timber structures and weatherboard cladding. These light structures can be relocated to adapt to the changes of the environment.
More permanent structures, such as the shops at the shopping street, the Anglesea General Store,
the Motor Inn, Great Ocean Road Resort, and Anglesea Information Centre are made of permanent
materials such as concrete and brick. These latter buildings need to be regenerated with more semipermanent materials to support the sustainable outcomes of this core pattern;
• e 4 - Pathways and Walks [CP23]; the Anglesea River boardwalk connects with other pathways and
walks, connecting the commercial street, the beach area, River bank, the Anglesea Coogoorah
park, nature park and houses. Pathways from the Anglesea Beachfront Family Caravan Park link
the boardwalk with the opposite side of the River across the Anglesea River bridge; and
• e 5 - Meeting Place [CP25]; the strength and resilience of a community are fostered and improved
by the possibility and allowance for one or more meeting places. These include the Surf Life
Saving Club at the beach, Anglesea Bowling Club at the Lions Park Reserve located next to the
Caravan Park, the Anglesea Art House and the Anglesea Community House.
r1
Regenerative attributes can assist in the healing of places that are damaged and let them evolve,
adapt to improve and regenerate to be resilient. The built environment of Anglesea can be resilient if
ecological sustainability principles are considered as part of development in the context of adaptation
and regeneration. The regenerative attributes for the built environment (human environment) include:
• r1 - Wind [AS-RA2]; the optimisation of wind energy, inclusive of passive and active wind uses.
Passive responses include the optimised orientation of buildings; include planting and other methods for windbreaks, placement of public gathering areas in and around buildings at the lee side of
the wind pressures. For passive ventilation in buildings, include wind catchers. Active wind optimisation includes the use of small-scale wind turbines to provide supplementary power supply to
buildings in Anglesea;
• r2 - Solar [AS-RA3]; the optimisation of solar energy inclusive of passive and active solar. Passive
solar includes the optimised orientation of buildings, allowance of solar penetration in indoor and
outdoor spaces, as well as collection of solar radiant heat in structures and objects. Active solar
includes the use of solar photovoltaic panels and solar hot water heating systems, to be applied to
all buildings in Anglesea;
• r3 - Small Scale Local Agriculture [AS-RA7]; the inclusion of vegetable gardens, local grown food
dispersed within the gardens and public areas of the Caravan Park, restaurants, and community
buildings will provide the opportunity to reduce the demand of produce to be sourced and delivered
from outside of the Anglesea town/catchment boundary;
• r4 - Waste [AS-RA8]; the collection and processing of waste in a closed loop system, biodegradable waste processing to use for composting or capturing of the methane, organic waste recycling
and processing, and the recycling of grey water and black water for potential uses of garden watering and transfer to potable water. Localised processing and storage at the source will be feasible
due to the nature of the holiday town population fluctuations;
• r5 - Small Business [AS-RA11]; the provision of a mixture of shops and amenities with a variety
of services and products that complement each other for securing a sustainable local economy.
Establish complimentary services and product supply between shops and restaurants on the shopping street, the Caravan Park and other accommodation providers such as bed and breakfasts and
guesthouses; and
Appendix 6