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HAMPTON

3188

2 © Meckiff&Associates/Hampton 14.8.09

Table of Contents

LOCAL AREA INFORMATION ....................................................................................................... 3

HISTORY .................................................................................................................................... 3

Little Beach................................................................................................................................ 5

THINGS TO DO AND SEE ............................................................................................................. 7

MAJOR PARKS AND WETLANDS.................................................................................................. 9

PUBLIC TRANSPORT ................................................................................................................. 10

CHILD CARE.............................................................................................................................. 12

MATERNAL HEALTH CENTRES ................................................................................................... 12

DISTANCE TO MELBOURNE AIRPORT ........................................................................................ 12

DISTANCE TO MELBOURNE GPO ............................................................................................... 12

MEDICARE ............................................................................................................................... 13

PLACES OF WORSHIP................................................................................................................ 14

PRIMARY & SECONDARY SCHOOLS ........................................................................................... 15

SHOPPING ............................................................................................................................... 17

BAYSIDE EMERGENCY SERVICES ............................................................................................... 18

HOSPITALS............................................................................................................................... 18

MEDICAL CENTRES ................................................................................................................... 19

HOLISTIC CENTRES ................................................................................................................... 19

PHARMACIES ........................................................................................................................... 20

DENTISTS................................................................................................................................. 20

GYMS/LEISURE CENTRES/PERSONAL TRAINING/POOLS ............................................................ 21

LIBRARY LOCATIONS ................................................................................................................ 22

SPORTING CLUBS ..................................................................................................................... 23

GOLF CLUBS/COURSES ............................................................................................................. 23

VETERINARY CLINICS................................................................................................................ 24

OFF LEASH PARKS FOR DOGS IN HAMPTON .............................................................................. 24

KENNELS AND CATTERIES ......................................................................................................... 25

RESTAURANTS ......................................................................................................................... 26

OTHER LINKS THAT MAY ASSIST YOU IN YOUR MOVE ............................................................... 29

PLANNING PERMITS................................................................................................................. 30

DISABLED PERSONS PARKING PERMITS .................................................................................... 30

PROPOSED FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS ........................................................................................ 31

MARKET GROWTH INFORMATION............................................................................................ 32

SPEED CAMERA INFORMATION ................................................................................................ 32

WEATHER INFORMATION......................................................................................................... 32

DISCLAIMER............................................................................................................................. 33


LOCAL AREA INFORMATION

Population

The Bayside population count due to the 2006 census states that there were nealy 94,618 residents.

The percentage of Australian Citizens in Bayside is 64.1%, and in this council the most common

languages spoken at home are English, Greek, Italian and Russian. Most people are employed on a

full time basis and most popular occupations are professionals, managers, clerical and

administration.

Hampton is an established residential area, with some commercial areas. Hampton was named

after Dyas Hampton, an early market gardener in the area.

In 1841 the Government sold land to Henry Dendy. The town was surveyed ready to be sold, but

purchasers were few and land sales failed. In 1860's railways and market gardens were establsihed

which saw growth in population. Expansion continued into the late 1800's and early 1900's and

development resumed during post war years.

The suburbs that encompass Bayside are: Beaumaris, Black Rock, Brighton, Brighton East,

Cheltenham (Part), Hampton, Hampton East, Highett (part) and Sandringham.

HISTORY

Bayside has a rich history and the foreshore which Brighton is famous for has many historical sites.

All in all there are 40 historical sites and 15 of them were chosen to be part of the history trail.

Middle Brighton Baths

Opened in 1881. In 1904 it was rebuilt and again in 1934. It is still standing today. After Second

World War it became a popular venue for schools for training sessions. In 1959 the front of the

baths was used for the scene of the official opening of celebrations of Brighton's Centenary by

Mayor Cr. R. G. Ward and the Governor of Victoria Sir Dallas Brooks. In 1963 another storm saw the

demise of the structure and was refurbished in 1986 and again in 2001 with a restaurant and

gymnasium. The Middle Brighton Baths is home to 'The Brighton Icebergers' (group of locals) who

swim all year round.


Blue Stone Sea Wall

In 1930 Bayside city council employed sustenance workers to place blue stone walls on the

foreshore to protect 'Green Point' and nearby beaches. The bluestone was used from the outer

walls of the Old Melbourne Goal. Prisoner’s initials and numbers were inscribed in some of these

stones. It is said that Ned Kelly's stone is hidden somewhere amongst one of those stones.

Bathing Boxes Precinct - Dendy Street

In 1862 the first bathing box was built as close to the foreshore as possible (to eliminate any

unnecessary exposure). By 1930 there were 200 Brighton boxes; however some had been lost due

to neglect and storms. After the violent storm of 1934 the remaining boxes were re-aligned high

above the water mark. Originally the boxes were painted all the same colour of grey, green or dull

colours but after the Second World War many decided to individualise their boxes with colour and

design. 82 boxes still remain and are a favourite landmark for photographers and artists, especially

from Green Point with the Melbourne city skyline in the distance.

Green Point

When the railway line reached Brighton in 1961, Green Point became a popular spot for tourists /

locals. Improvement for the area began in 1879 and then extensions in 1900, including; gardens,

toilets, rotunda and a kiosk. The Cenotaph was erected as a war memorial and completed in 1927.

It was used for many ANZAC day services. In 1930 the stone walls were put up to protect the area.

Brighton Beach Baths

Captain Kenny's Beach baths opened in 1861, however there was no mixed bathing was allowed. In

1918 the Brighton cyclone hit the baths and was eventually rebuilt. Then in 1934 another storm

devastated most of the east side of Port Phillip Bay. The Baths were re-opened in 1939 and were

made of sturdy brick this time. It had little patronage and in 1979 it was decided the Baths be

demolished and then the Middle Brighton Baths were refurbished instead.

Hampton Park Renourishment

This stretch of beach in Bayside was not a beach were locals and tourists visited often, due to the

problems it had because of erosion. Beach boxes were destroyed. In 1997 renourishment began

due to the city council and residents of Bayside rallying to try and save the beach. A new beach was

created and officially opened in 1997


Hampton Beach

Once the railway line opened up at Hampton Beach it became a popular destination for locals and

tourists. People enjoyed the beach, hotel, tea garden, café and pier. More beach boxes were built.

After the Second World War beaches everywhere became more popular and Hampton Station was

widened to cope with the larger crowds.

Half Moon Bay & Red Bluff Cliffs

From the days of Boonwurrung people to present day 1/2 moon bay has been a valued fishing place.

Red Bluff found at the northern end of 1/2 moon bay was used as location for filming 'Gallipoli

Landing'.

HMVS Cerberus

In 1851 the Cerberus HMVS was built to ward off sea-borne raiders. The design of Cerberus was

thought of as radical using wooden hulls and steam. The HMVS arrived in Port Phillip Bay in 1871

and named the most powerful ship for harbor defence in the world. She had 53 years of service and

in 1926 was relocated to Sandringham City Council. Cerberus was the first vessel to hold a

registered place in the National Heritage list.

Little Beach

South of Black Rock Point was rescued in 1970 from the dumping of rubbish and rubble by the

Sandringham city council. In 1972 due to conservationists protesting a halt to the project was

ordered. Soon after the rubble and rubbish was removed thanks to the 'Victorian Minister for

Conservation'.

Quiet Corner & Fisherman's Hut

Natural forces have changed the foreshore in the early 1930's. The shore eroded into rock stacks

which were diminished by wave attacks. Sever storms cut the cliff back in the mid- 1930's so a

gentler slope was created and planted with grasses and a sea wall made from stone.

Ricketts Point - The Point Homestead

Ricketts Point is known for its rocky shore and reefs which have attracted beach lovers, fisherman,

snorkelers, students, painters, bird watchers and children. Between the years of 1960 - 1985 the

depletion of marine life was obvious. In 2002 a declaration was made to provide a Marine Sanctuary

to preserve and increase the marine life at Ricketts Point.

On the inland side of Beach Road, stand the bluffs which mark an earlier line of cliffs cut when the

sea was at a higher level. In 1890 the Mayor ordered construction of a mansion on this high ground.

The property was eventually subdivided and The Point Homestead was demolished in 1959.


Great Southern Hotel

In 1889 the Great Southern Hotel opened before the great depression. In 1920's the name was

changed to Hotel Beaumaris. At the bottom of the cliff where Hotel Beaumaris a shed that was

'Keefer's Boat Hire' was used for fisherman to hire boats and catch fish. In 1984 a fire caused great

distress in the area when it burned the historic shed, boats and equipment. A mussel farm was then

erected for a few years until that too closed.

Australian Impressionist Painters - Heidelberg School

Famous Australian Impressionist that revolutionised art in this period was Roberts, McCubbin and

Abrahams. They painted lots of paintings of Bayside.

Rotunda

Sandringham Rotunda was constructed and complete in 1926. It was used as a bandstand for

outdoor band concerts as this was popular entertainment during this period.

W. T. Sunderland designed the plans for the structure. The basic wooden frame was built and then

concrete was used to decorate and completed the rotunda. Gardens around the structure

completed the landmark. In 1985 the rotunda underwent restoration and became a significant

landmark in Sandringham and Bayside.


THINGS TO DO AND SEE IN AND AROUND BAYSIDE AND HAMPTON

Artist series

ARTrium

Bayside Arts and Cultural CentreBayside Film Festival - Film Festival Section -15th -

18th July (Palace Cinema)

Coastal Arts Trail

Beaches

Brighton

Black Rock

Half Moon Bay

Hampton

Ricketts Point

Sandringham

Activities

Bike paths

Walking trails

Water actvities

Golf

Tennis

Events and attractions

Arts, culture and events

Brighton bathing boxes

Heritage-listed properties

Festivals and events calendar

HMVS Cerberus

Shopping, food and wine

Bayside Christmas Carols in

the Park

December 8th 2009

Dendy Park

Mel Ref; 77 A2

Bright 'n' Sandy Food & Wine

Festival

Usually March 2009

Ph: (03) 9599 4444

email: [email protected]

Craft Markets

Hampton Craft Market

Hampton Community Centre

14 Willis Street

Hampton

T: 9584 3398

Third Saturday of the month from February to December.

Sandringham Village Craft Market

Masonic Hall

23 Abbott Street

Sandringham

T: 9584 3398

First Saturday of the month from February to December

Heritage and Arts Trails Walks around Bayside

ph: (03) 9599 4444

Billilla Mansion

Mansion built in 1878 and open for public enjoyment

26 Halifax Street, Brighton

ph: (03) 9599 4444

Black Rock House

Built in 1856 as a holiday resort, now used for wedding photos and is a museum

for public enjoyment.

34 Ebden Avenue, Black Rock

Ph: (03) 9599 4444


A cross section of the suburbs near Hampton.


MAJOR PARKS AND WETLANDS AROUND BAYSIDE AND HAMPTON

Playground Location Address Facilities

Alexander Park Cnr Alexandra & Thomas Street,

Hampton

Drinking fountain

Playground

Castlefield Reserve and Playground Cnr Kingston & Ludstone Street,

Hampton

Practice nets,

playground, toilets

David Street Reserve David Street, Hampton

Goal posts, practice

nets, playground,

toilets

Gypsy Village Park Cnr Bridge & Kyarra Street, Hampton

Basketball/netball

rings, drinking fountain,

playground

Holyrood Street Park Holyrood Street, Hampton Drinking fountain,

playground

Myrtle Road, Playground Cnr Myrtle Road & Sargood Street,

Hampton

Playground

Thomas Street, Reserve Thomas Street, Hampton BBQ, drinking fountain,

playground, toilets

Wishart Reserve Wishart Street, Hampton Drinking fountain,

playground


PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Trains will depart ;

Sandringham Station,

Hampton Station,

Brighton Beach Station,

Middle Brighton Station,

North Brighton Station,

Gardenvale Station,

Elsternwick Station,

Ripponlea Station,

Balaclava Station,

Windsor Station,

Prahran Station,

South Yarra Station, and

Richmond Station and

terminate at Flinders Street

Station.

On weekends, services travel via the City Loop. City stations are:

Flagstaff Station (weekdays only),

Melbourne Central Station,

Parliament Station,

Flinders Street Station and

Southern Cross Station (Spencer Street).

Bus routes

216 - Caroline Springs - Brighton Beach

219 - Sunshine Park - Gardenvale

600 - Southland Shopping Centre - St Kilda Light Rail Station

627 - Elsternwick - Brighton East via Oakleigh, Chadstone, McKinnon

630 - Elwood - Monash University via Gardenvale, Ormond & Huntingdale

703 - Middle Brighton - Blackburn via Bentleigh, Clayton, Monash University (SMARTBUS

Service)

708 - Carrum - Hampton

811 - Dandenong - Brighton via Heatherton Road, Springvale

812 - Dandenong - Brighton via Parkmore Shopping Centre

822 - Chadstone - Sandringham via Murrumbeena & Southland

823 - North Brighton - Southland via Moorabbin, Southland

825 - Moorabbin - Southland via Black Rock & Mentone

827 - Hampton - Berwick via Hallam Gardens Estate

828 - Hampton - Berwick Station



Train routes

Train Stations

Brighton Beach Railway Station (Brighton)

Gardenvale Railway Station (Brighton)

Hampton Railway Station (Hampton)

Middle Brighton Railway Station (Brighton)

North Brighton Railway Station (Brighton)

Sandringham Railway Station (Sandringham)

Train Lines

Sandringham Line



CHILD CARE

Centre Address Phone

Hampton Early Learning Centre 417 Bluff Road, Hampton (03) 9598 3484

Castlefield Community Centre 505 Bluff Road, Hampton (03) 9598 0662

Hampton Child Care 461 Bluff Road, Hampton (03) 9521 6422

MATERNAL HEALTH CENTRES

Centre Address Phone

Beaumaris 28 Bodley Street, Beaumaris (03) 9589 4615

Brighton 145a Cochrane Street, Brighton (03) 9523 1755

Brighton East 1 Palmer Avenue, Brighton East (03) 9521 6401

Hampton 483 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9521 5401

Highett 1 Livingston Street, Highett (03) 9532 3219

Sandringham 33 Abbott Street, Sandringham (03) 9521 6405

DISTANCE TO MELBOURNE AIRPORT

The distance from Melbourne Airport to Hampton is 38.9 kilometers and 48 minutes.

DISTANCE TO MELBOURNE GPO

The distance from GPO Melbourne to Hampton via St Kilda Road is 15 kilometers and 33 minutes.

Via Hampton Street is 16.5 kilometers and 36 minutes, and via Nepean Highway is 16.2 kilometers

and 34 minutes.


MEDICARE

Type Address Operating hours Detaile

d map Road

distance(km)

Medicare

office

384 Glen Huntly

Road, Elternwick

09:00-17:00 Monday to Friday, 09:00-12:30

Saturdays, excluding Public Holidays Details 3.93

Medicare

office

440 Centre

Road, Bentleigh

09:00-17:00 Monday to Friday, excluding

Public Holidays Details 4.59

Medicare

office

Shop 53, Level 1

Pran Central Cnr

Chapel St and

Commercial Rd,

Prahran

09:00-17:00 Monday to Friday, 09:00-12:30

Saturdays, excluding Public Holidays Details 7.62

Medicare

office

Shop 3044,

Level 3

Southland

Shoppingtown

1239 Nepean

Highway,

Cheltenham

09:00-17:00 Monday - Friday, 9:00-19:00

Thursday, 09:00-12:30 Saturday, excluding

Public Holidays

Details 8.24

Medicare

office

Shop B158,

Lower Level

Chadstone

Shopping Centre

Princes Highway,

Chandstone

09:00-17:00 Monday to Friday, 9:00-19:00

Thursdays, 09:00-12:30 Saturdays, excluding

Public Holidays

Details 10.69


PLACES OF WORSHIP

Hampton Baptist Community Church

Baptist Church

136 Thomas St, Hampton VIC 3188

More Info

Hampton Uniting Church

Uniting Church

17 Service St, Hampton VIC 3188

More Info

Holy Trinity Anglican Church

Anglican Church

10 Thomas St, Hampton VIC 3188

More Info

Immaculate Heart Of Mary Catholic Church

The Catholic Church in Australia

441 Bluff Rd, Hampton VIC 3188

More Info

St Mary's Catholic Church

The Catholic Church in Australia

59 Holyrood St, Hampton VIC 3188

More Info


PRIMARY & SECONDARY SCHOOLS

Primary

School Name Early

Learning

Prep. &

Primary Girls/Boys Phone

Brighton Grammar School

www.brightongrammar.vic.edu.au Boys only (03) 8591 2200

Brighton Primary School

www.brighton.vic.edu.au

X

Co-educational (03) 9592 0177

Brighton Beach Primary School

X


St Joan of Arc’s Primary School X Co-educational (03) 9592 3840

Elsternwick Primary School X


St James Primary School

www.web2stjagvle.melb.catholic.edu.au

X

Co-educational

(03) 9596 4766

St Mary’s Primary School

www.smyhamp.melb.catholic.edu.au

catholic school

X


Hampton Primary School

www.hamptonps.vic.edu.au

X



Secondary

School Name Early

Learning

Prep. &

Primary Girls/Boys Phone

Brighton Grammar School

www.brightongrammar.vic.edu.au

Boys only (03) 8591 2200

Xavier College (Kostka Hall)

www.xavier.vic.edu.au (Yr 7 & 8 only)

Burke Hall

Campus

X Boys only (03) 9592 2127

Firbank Grammar School

www.firbank.vic.edu.au

X X Girls only (03) 9591 5188

Brighton East Secondary College X X Co-educational (03) 9592 7488

Berendale School

www.berendale.vic.edu.au

(catering for mild to moderate intellectual

disabilities)

X X Co-educational (03) 9555 6141


SHOPPING

Location

Address Type of shopping

Brighton Church Street Bayside Business Directory

Brighton Bay Street, corner of Cochrane st to

Warriston street

Bayside Business Directory

Cheltenham Southland

Westfield Shopping Centre

1239 Nepean Highway, Cheltenham

Ph: (03) 9584 9696

Major: Myer, David Jones. Big W,

Kmart, Target

Lots of specialty shops.

Cheltenham Direct Factory Outlets (DFO)

Corner Grange Road & Centre

Dandenong Road

Cheltenham, 3192

Ph: (03) 9583 0344

Mel: 87 F3

Diana Ferrari, Industrie, Review,

Cue, Puma, Adairs, Just Jeans,

adidas, Esprit and lots lots more.

Hampton Hampton Street, Hampton

From South Road to Crisp Street

Restaurants, bistros, furniture,

books, jewellery, antiques,

collectables, travel, professional

businesses.

www.hamptonstreet.com.au


BAYSIDE EMERGENCY SERVICES

Emergency Services Address and other details

Police (000) Brighton Police Station

77 Carpenter Street, Brighton Ph: (03) 9592 6255S

Sandringham Police Station

Hampton, Ph: (03) 9521 9099

Highett Police Station

1140 Nepean Highway, Highett Ph: 90905888

Moorabbin Police Station

1011-1013 Nepean Highway, Moorabbin Ph: 9556 6565

SES (132500) 2D Bricker Street, Cheltenham, 3192

Ph: 9553 1702

www.ses.vic.gov.au

Ambulance (000) 000

Fire Brigade (000) 000

HOSPITALS

Name Address and details

Linacre Private Hospital 136 North Road, Brighton

Ph: (03) 9598 9666

Web: www.linacreprivate.com.au

Epworth Hospital 85 Wilson Street, Brighton

Ph: (03) 9592 9144

Web: www.epworth.org.au

Cabrini Brighton Private

Hospital

243 New Street, Brighton

Ph: (03) 9508 8777

Web: www.cabrini.com.au

Alfred Sandringham &

District Memorial

Hospital S.D.M.H

Edward Street & Bluff Road, Sandringham

Web: www.alfred.org.au

Bayside Private Hospital 12 Linacre Road, Hampton

Web: www.hospitalsoup.com


MEDICAL CENTRES

Name Address Phone

Hampton Bayside Medical

Centre

3 Service Street, Hampton (03) 9598 9911

Trivett 12-16 Linacre Road, Hampton (03) 9599 5544

Moorabbin Medical Clinic 326 South Road, Hampton East (03) 9555 1000

J.A.K Medical Services 10 Grenville Street, Hampton (03) 9533 4748

Dr John Leslie Surgn 553 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9533 1498

Southend Medical Centre 245 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9598 7688

Castlefield Park Medical

Centre

75 Ludstone Street, Hampton (03) 9521 0515

HOLISTIC CENTRES

Name and address Modality Phone and details

Melbourne weight loss and holistic clinic

489 Hampton Street, Hampton

Natropathy, Homeopathy Kimsiew Chuah

Ph: (03) 9597 0500

www.atms.com.au

Head to Toe Healthcare

Suite 5, 324 South Road, Hampton East

Osteopathy, Myotherapy

Massage, Pilaties

Ph: 1300101020

www.headtotoehealthc

are.com.au

d.k. Yoga

Thomas Street, Brighton East

Yoga Dyan Ostrow

Ph: (03) 9576 9885

www.dkyogacentre.com


PHARMACIES

Name Address Phone

Pulse Pharmacy Hampton 313 Hampton Street, Hampton

www.pulsepharmacy.com.au

(03) 9598 5820

Hampton Guardian

Pharmacy

325 Hampton Street, Hampton

www.guardianpharmacies.com.au

(03) 9598 1550

Moore’s Pharmacy 381 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9598 2424

Bluff Pharmacy 355a Bluff Road, Hampton (03) 9598 7069

Read M 325 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9598 1550

The Medicine Shoppe

Pharmacy

Shop 4, 313 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9598 5820

Moorabbin Pharmacy 908 Nepean Highway, Hampton East (03) 9555 0700

DENTISTS

Name Address Phone

Brighton Beach Dental Clinic 3 Railway Way, Hampton (03) 9598 5666

Dr D C Harnick 372 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9598 0033

The Bayside Dental Group 350 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9533 1600

Smile Corp 527 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9521 0955

Dr Owen Crombie 495 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9598 3755

Aus-Indent Pty Ltd 527 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9343 1000

AP Edwards Dental Hampton (03) 9598 2953

Dr S. Lim Unit 1, 324 South Road, Hampton East (03) 9502 3310

Hampton Village Dental

Care

Suite 4, 498 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9521 0522


GYMS/LEISURE CENTRES/PERSONAL TRAINING/POOLS

Name Address Phone

Hampton Ladies Health Club Unit 1, 350 Hampton Street, Hampton

www.hamptonladies.com.au

(03) 9598 1422

Hampton Sports and Fitness 10 Railway Walk, Hampton (03) 9597 0579

Curves 557 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9521 8100

Harpers Fitness 515 Bluff Road, Hampton (03) 9521 9180

Middle Brighton Sea Baths &

Gymnasium

251 The Esplanade, Brighton (03) 9539 7000

Tackside Sports 10 Railway Crescent, Hampton (03) 9598 8047


LIBRARY LOCATIONS

Location Address

Hampton Library

1D Service Street, Hampton

Ph: (03) 9599 4362

Email: [email protected]

Monday - 10am to 6pm

Tuesday – 10am to 6pm

Wednesday – Closed

Thursday – 10am to 6pm

Friday – 10am to 6pm

Saturday – 10am to 1pm

Sunday – Closed

Brighton Library

14 Wilson Street, Brighton

Ph: (03) 9591 5900

Fax: (03) 9591 0682




Wednesday – 10am to 8pm




Sunday – 1pm to 5pm

Beaumaris Library

96 Reserve Road, Beaumaris 3193

Ph: 9589 8444









Sandringham Library

2-8 Waltham Street, Sandringham 3191

Ph: 9599 3444










SPORTING CLUBS

There are many sporting clubs in Bayside and Brighton click on the link below for details on these

clubs.

http://www.bayside.vic.gov.au/sport_sport_and_recreation_directory.htm

GOLF CLUBS/COURSES

Name Address Phone

Brighton Public Golf Course 232 Dendy Street, Brighton

www.brightongolf.com.au

(03) 9592 1388

Elsternwick Park Public Golf

Course

Glenhuntly Road, Elsternwick

www.elsternwickgolf.com.au

(03) 9531 3200

Brighton Golf Club 99 Glencairn Avenue, East Brighton

www.brightongolfclub.com.au

(03) 9592 7806

Royal Melbourne Golf Club Cheltenham Road, Black Rock

www.royalmelbourne.com.au

(03) 9598 6755

Cheltenham Golf Club Weatherall Road

www.cheltenhamgolf.com.au

(03) 9583 6419

Sandringham Golf Driving

Range

Wangara Road, Sandringham

www.sandringhamdrivingrange.com.au

(03) 9583 5102

Brighton Municipal Golf

Course

230 Dendy Street, Brighton

(03) 9592 1388

To find more golf clubs / courses close to the Bayside area to: http://www.ausgolf.com.au


VETERINARY CLINICS

Name Address Phone

Mackie Family Pet Health Vet 315 Centre Road, Bentleigh, 3204

Mel: 86 D12

www.mackiefamily.rtrk.au

1300 348 158

North Road Veterinary Clinic 167 North Road, Gardenvale (03) 9596 4804

East Bentleigh Veterinary

Clinic

172 East Boundary Road, Brighton East (03) 9579 3430

Highett Veterinary Clinic 68 Graham Road, Highett (03) 9553 5996

Southern Animal Emergency

Centre

248-250 Wickham Road, Highett

www.sarc.com.au

(03) 9532 5261

Greencross Vets 262 Bluff Road, Sandringham

www.greencrossvet.com.au

(03) 9598 3621

OFF LEASH PARKS FOR DOGS IN HAMPTON

Location Restrictions

Hampton Life Saving Club Beach sand and rock

foreshore areas between wooden groyne opposite the

shelter and bbq south of small street and the rock

groyne opposite new street

Dogs permitted off leash at all times

Lyle Anderson Reserve, Highett Grove, Hampton Dogs permitted off leash at all times

R. J Stillitoe Reserve, Ludstone Street, Hampton Dogs permitted off leash at all times

Sandringham Harbour sand and rock foreshore areas

between Hampton pier and wooden groyne opposite

the shelter and bbq south of small street, Hampton

Dogs permitted off leash at all times

W.L Simpson Reserve, Raynes Park Road, Hampton Dogs permitted off leash at all times


KENNELS AND CATTERIES

Name Address Phone

Brighton & District Cat Boarding 167 North Road, Gardenvale (03) 9596 7255

Lonely Paws Club 318A St. Kilda Street, Brighton

www.lonelypawsclub.com.au

(03) 9592 8780

Strathdene Kennels 115 Beach Road, Sandringham (03) 9598 7112

Bayside Cat Boarding 262 Bluff Road, Sandringham (03) 9597 0193

K9 Workouts 8 Levanswell Road, Moorabbin

www.k9workouts.com.au

(03) 9532 3002

A Doggie Daycare and Puppy

Crèche

216 Wickham Road, Moorabbin

www.doggie-day-care.com.au

(03) 9532 1393


RESTAURANTS

Name Address Phone number Cuisine

Latino Café Restaurant 450 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9521 8990 Italian Café Style

Golden Hut Restaurant 874 Nepean Highway, Hampton

East

(03) 9555 7814 Chinese Food

Narai Thai Restaurant 485A Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9521 9139 Thai Food

Roti-Boti Indian Restaurant 513 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9598 5511 Indian Food

Picasso Pizza Restaurant 469 Hampton Street, Hampton (03)9521 9912 Pizza

Jirochyo Japanese Bar

Restaurant

529 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9533 1399 Japanese Food

Mandarin House 530 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9598 2388 Chinese Food

Wicked Wok Shop 5, 427-455 Hampton Street,

Hampton

(03) 9598 1775 Noodles

Madras Banyan Tree 924-928 Nepean Highway,

Hampton East

(03) 9555 7170 Indian

Fabios Pizzeria 521 Bluff Road, Hampton (03) 9521 9030 Pizza

Poci’s of Hampton 417 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9598 7477 Italian

Sarands Mediterranean 8/532 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9598 8944 Mediterranean

Tong Yen Hampton 427 – 455 Hampton Street,

Hampton

(03) 9598 9657 Chinese

Il Forno 269 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9521 9104 Italian Pasta and

Pizza

Woodapple Sri Lankan

Cuisine

427-455 Hampton Street,

Hampton

(03) 9598 7800 Sri Lankan

Dancing Wok 519 Bluff Road, Hampton (03) 9521 0048 Chinese Food

Lunch at South Hampton 275 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9598 9779 Café Style Food

Brown Cow Café 382 Hampton Street, Hampton (03) 9521 0547 Café Style Food

Zipzang Japanese Eating and

Takeaway

1a Service Street, Hampton (03) 9521 8338 Japanese

Urban Burger Hampton Shop 2, 315 Hampton Street,

Hampton

(03) 9533 4466 Gourmet Burgers

To find more restaurants in the Bayside area please go to;-

http://www.truelocal.com.au and follow the prompts or www.tablesonline.com.au


GARBAGE COLLECTION

To find out more about recycling in bayside please click on link below

Bayside Recycling and Green Waste Map and Calendar.


Bayside City Council ABN 65 486 719 651

Corporate Centre

76 Royal Avenue, Sandringham VIC 3191

Postal address: Bayside City Council, PO Box 27, Sandringham VIC 3191

Telephone: (03) 9599 4444

Fax: (03) 9598 4474


Deaf, hearing-impaired or speech-impaired customers can use the telephone typewriter (TTY)

service on (03) 9599 4600.

If you need to contact Council and speak a language other than English call (03) 9280 1955.

Customer Service

Corporate Centre

76 Royal Avenue, Sandringham VIC 3191

8.30am - 5pm (Mon - Fri)

Postal address: Bayside City Council, PO Box 27, Sandringham VIC 3191

All general enquiries during 8.30am-5pm Monday to Friday including:

• garbage collection

• parking

• planning and building applications

• rates and roads

Enquiries and payments

Telephone: (03) 9599 4444

Fax: (03) 9598 4474



OTHER LINKS THAT MAY ASSIST YOU IN YOUR MOVE

www.onthemove.com.au - to assist with your move (free service). On the move can provide all you

connection and disconnection services.

www.hotspotting.com.au - to assist with making a decision on where to live. Keeping in mind your

financial future and investments. Helping you secure a promising investment.

www.cleanseair.com.au - ensuring your new or existing home is sufficiently sanitised and

deodorised. CleanseAir will ensure your house/car/business is free from any nasties.

www.mapds.com/contact.asp - provides products to meet business mapping needs of various

industries, in Australia and New Zealand.


PLANNING PERMITS

When is a planning permit required?

A permit is required to construct a building or carry out works, including a fence where the building

works include:

• A lot is less than 500 sq m in area

• Where the site contains more than one dwelling (multi-units)

• Where the site title contains a Section 173 Agreement / Restrictive Covenant

• Where the dwelling is listed as a heritage place in the Bayside Planning Scheme doesn't meet

requirements of Council Height Control Overlay as noted in Clause 43.02 (Design &

Development Overlay)

The subject site falls within a Special Building Overlay (Clause 44.05) of the Bayside Planning Scheme

A Town Planning Permit is not required for construction of a detached house or building and works

in relation to a single dwelling (including outbuildings) if:

• The lot is above 500 sq m in size and is not covered by any planning overlays limited by any

Section 173 Agreements or Restrictive Covenants.

Prior to commencing any development or building works, it is suggested that you contact Council's

Planning and Building Department to confirm whether a permit is required.

To obtain planning forms please go to:

View Planning Forms

For more information on ‘Planning’ in the Bayside area please go to:

http://www.bayside.vic.gov.au/building_and_planning.htm

DISABLED PERSONS PARKING PERMITS

Parking

Bayside City Council is committed to cooperating with residents to provide sufficient parking

facilities throughout the community.

Find:

Apply for a parking permit (beach, residential or disabled)

Pay a parking fine


PROPOSED FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS

Latest Projects

Find out about the latest projects going on in Bayside:

Upgrade of bicycle path between Head Street and Bay Street Brighton

Drainage works in Balcombe Road Black Rock

Hampton Street drainage works

Peterson Reserve west sportsground refurbishment

New traffic lights in Reserve Road Cheltenham

Streetscape masterplan projects

Black Rock Village streetscape masterplan project

Bay Street Village streetscape masterplan project

Martin Street Village streetscape masterplan project

Church Street Village, Brighton - streetscape

Donald MacDonald Reserve redevelopment

Corporate Centre extension and redevelopment


MARKET GROWTH INFORMATION

For information regarding market growth, auction results, median house results, property data, and

evaluation of your home visit www.reiv.com.au and www.myrpdata.com.au.

These websites will assist you with lots of up to date property result information.

Results

Suburb (click for profile)

Postcode State Property Type

Rental Yield

Median Price

(Apr 2009)

12 Month Growth

24 Month Growth

36 Month Growth

Suburb Profile

Where is it?

What's for

sale?

Hampton East

3188 VIC House 3.6% $620,000 1% 26% 41%

Hampton 3188 VIC House 3.0% $980,000 -4% 17% 41%

Hampton 3188 VIC Unit 4.4% $407,000 -12% 3% 3%

Hampton East

3188 VIC Unit 4.0% $362,000 -17% -13% 7%

For more information on this visit www.investsmart.com.au

SPEED CAMERA INFORMATION

For information regarding speed cameras in the area visit www.roadwatch.com.au

WEATHER INFORMATION

For up to date weather information visit www.bom.gov.au


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