Schipperheyn Sculpture, Alfred Square, St Kilda
from the Port Phillip City Collection

Memorials are important markers which commemorate significant events and people associated with the City of Port Phillip. Memorials keep alive the memories of individuals or occasions for those who knew of them. They also inform others of their underlying story.

A memorial may take the form of named buildings, rooms, streets, structures or public spaces or of specially created plaques, statues, monuments and artworks.

This policy guides the decision making process for:-

• the management and maintenance of all memorials and monuments
• creation of new memorials in public places within the City. The policy includes the criteria used to assess applications for new memorials.

For more information please download the document below:

•  Memorials and Monuments Policy Sept 2008
• Memorials and Monuments Procedures and Practice Notes (available October 2008)

Other policies and guidelines which may be relevant are:

• Guidelines for naming or re-naming of Roads, Lanes and Road Reserves
• Heritage Recognition Program Policy and Strategy
• Urban Art Strategy.

Applications

Applications for a new memorial should be made in writing to:

Memorials and Monuments Coordination Group
C/- Curatorial Team Leader
Arts and Festivals
City of Port Phillip
Private Bag No 3
PO St Kilda Victoria 3182

For further information contact:

Curatorial Team Leader
9209 6653

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