Amendment 19 proposes to extend the period of operation of the Springs Development Contribution Plan (DCP) from 5 years to 10 years, and to modify the DCP text to reflect completion of landscaping works at the site. The proposed amendment is to provide for additional time for development of the site and collection of associated financial contributions.
Amendment 185 proposes to modify scheme text relating to the control of advertisements in the City of Rockingham. The proposed amendment is part of a broader review of the planning and local law framework regulating signs and advertisements in the City.
Amendment 97 proposes to zone portions of unzoned land to ‘Medium and High Density R25’ and zone the unzoned portion of Lot R21522 Lawrence Street, Bedford to ‘Local Public Open Space’. The unzoned land on the lots provide access to grouped dwellings and single houses which have been developed. The unzoned land on Lot R21522, Lawrence Street, Bedford, functions as part of the Lawrence Reserve. The Scheme Map is also proposed to be amended accordingly.
Amendment 8 proposes to rezone Lot 37 (No.26) Brentham Street, Leederville from ‘Public Open Space’ to ‘Residential R60’ to facilitate the development of residential dwellings. The City of Vincent states that this portion of land is deemed surplus to the City’s Public Open Space requirements in the area.
Amendment 3 proposes to include ‘Clause 62’ into Schedule A of the Town of Mosman Park Local Planning Scheme No. 3. The proposed amendment seeks to ensure that the statutory heritage protections provided to heritage listed properties under the previous Town Planning Scheme (No. 2), continue to apply under the current Scheme. The proposed amendment also provides flexibility to facilitate the upcoming review of the Town’s heritage framework.
Amendment 4 proposes to apply the additional use of ‘Recreation – Private’ as a permitted (‘P’) use to Lot 9 Glyde Street, Mosman Park. The lot is currently zoned ‘Commercial’ which does not provide for the proposed additional use. The proposed amendment is to facilitate the
development of a Wellness Centre at the site.
Amendment 204 proposes to rezone three lots (Lots 111,112 and 115) in Belleuve from 'General
Commercial' to 'Residential' with a density code of 'R20/40' and reclassify Todd Park from
'Residential' to 'Local Reserve – Recreation’ and amend the Scheme Maps accordingly.
Amendment 205 proposes to remove ‘Additional Use (No. 73)’ from Lot 61 Purton Place and
Lots 400 & 401 Clayton Street, Bellevue. The amendment is proposed to facilitate the development of a
residential precinct at the subject sites, consistent with the recommendations of the Bellevue East Land Use
Study (2013). The current ‘Additional Use (No. 73)’, which permits ‘Industry – Light’, ‘Industry – Cottage’,
‘Lunch Bar’, ‘Warehouse’, and ‘Motel’ as discretionary ('D') uses (with conditions), is incompatible with the
proposed residential development.
Amendment 17 proposes to recode Lots 1-4 and Lots 47-51 Coolgardie Avenue, Ascot from
Residential R20 to Residential R20/40 and amend the Scheme text and map to reflect
Amendment 15.
Amendment 7 proposes to modify the Zoning Table permissibility of ‘Garden Centre’ in the
‘Rural’ zone.