Unley doubles its heritage homes and locations to 300 spots THE number of local heritage places in the Unley district is set to double. Unley Council plans to add 154 items, including 116 homes, to its register as part of its local heritage places development plan amendment, taking the overall number to 300. Eight homes on Young St, Parkside, six on Wattle St, Fullarton, and four on Northgate St, Unley, are among those proposed to be added to the register. The former Malvern Wesleyan Sunday School church hall at 44 Marlborough St, Malvern, bridge balustrades at Joslin St, Wayville, and a drinking fountain on Victoria St, Goodwood, also would be added. A building, structure or site added to the heritage list would have tighter controls placed on its demolition or redevelopment to ensure Unley retains places of historic value. Residents have until April 3 to provide feedback on the proposed changes. For a full list of Unley's proposed heritage places visit unley.sa.gov.au. To make a submission send a letter marked "Submission - Local Heritage Places DPA" to Unley Council via mail: PO Box 1, Unley, 5061, fax: 8271 4886 or email: POBox1@Unley.sa.gov.au.