SAVE WILLIAMSTOWN
Former Port Phillip Woollen Mill Amendment C75 Fact Sheet 3 - pdf file with active links to reference documents
issued 2 December 09 following Council’s decision not to approve the application
Former Port Phillip Woollen Mill Amendment C75 Fact Sheet 1 - pdf file with active links to reference documents
Former Port Phillip Woollen Mill Amendment C75 Fact Sheet 2 - pdf file with active links to reference documents
Outline_Development_Plan_Factsheet.pdf - pdf file with active links to reference documents
Hobsons Bay City Council Former Port Phillip Woollen Mill Amendment C75 Factsheets
DEVELOPERS MUST RESPECT THE CHARACTER OF OUR HISTORIC CITY
WE MUST HAVE COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT IN PLANNING....
The cultural and historical significance of Williamstown should not be underestimated, it starts long before the settlement of 1835 with the people of the Kulin Nations inhabiting the Point Gellibrand Peninsula for many centuries. The new arrivals of 1835 came from Tasmania by sea and chose the sheltered natural harbour to land and build their town, King William’s Town, later becoming Williamstown. Many early public buildings and homes still grace the town and the maritime and shipbuilding industries still remain after nearly two centuries.