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We recognise that members of the community may wish to use a public space to commemorate a loved one through the planting of a memorial tree, erection of monuments, memorials and plaques or the naming of public spaces.
The Policy and Guidelines will provide a framework for assessing and approving requests from the community to commemorate loved ones on Council owned public land including parks and reserves.
Improve the management of public spaces within the Shire by providing a framework for the consideration and approval of memorials.
Improve consistency in decision making when Council receives a request to name a public place or building after a significant person within the local community.
For the following types of requests:
Planting of memorial trees
Park seats including plaques
Historical markers and commemorative plaques
Monuments, statues and other memorials
Interpretative signage
Naming of public places
Before providing feedback please visit the document libraryto read the draft Policy and Guidelines as well as the associated report.
There are a number of ways to let us know what you think or ask a question:
We recognise that members of the community may wish to use a public space to commemorate a loved one through the planting of a memorial tree, erection of monuments, memorials and plaques or the naming of public spaces.
The Policy and Guidelines will provide a framework for assessing and approving requests from the community to commemorate loved ones on Council owned public land including parks and reserves.
Improve the management of public spaces within the Shire by providing a framework for the consideration and approval of memorials.
Improve consistency in decision making when Council receives a request to name a public place or building after a significant person within the local community.
For the following types of requests:
Planting of memorial trees
Park seats including plaques
Historical markers and commemorative plaques
Monuments, statues and other memorials
Interpretative signage
Naming of public places
Before providing feedback please visit the document libraryto read the draft Policy and Guidelines as well as the associated report.
There are a number of ways to let us know what you think or ask a question: