The amendment proposes the rezoning the site from the ‘Rural’ zone to the
‘Special Use Zone2’, inserting provisions into ‘Table 5 – Special Use Zones
in Scheme Area’ and amending the Scheme Map accordingly
The amendment proposes to rezone Lot 912 (No. 234) Midland Road, Bushmead from ‘Unzoned’ to ‘Special Use Zone No. 14’, and replace the existing entry of ‘Special Use Zone No. 14’ in ‘Schedule 4 – Special Use Zones’ with two precincts and new environmental conditions in the scheme text.
The amendment proposes to remove ‘Additional Site Requirement No.4’ from Lots 125,
301 and 566 Cundinup-Dudinyillup Road, Nannup to facilitate the ongoing use of the
lots for tree farm (plantation) production. The Scheme Map and Table 2 - Additional Site
Requirements will be amended accordingly.
The purpose of this amendment is to rezone the lots from ‘Light Industry’ to ‘Service Commercial’ or ‘Residential’ to ‘Service Commercial’ and amend the Scheme Map accordingly.
The amendment is an administrative correction to the boundary of the Shenton Park Hospital Redevelopment Improvement Scheme encroaching into Lot 47, 48 and 49 Orton Road. The scheme map is to be amended accordingly.
The amendment proposes to rezone a portion Lot 11 Cundinup-Dudinyillup Road, Nannup to rationalise the split zonings over the Lot.
Local Planning Scheme 13 (LPS 13) represents an update to the City of Cockburn’s
existing Town Planning Scheme 3 (TPS 3) to ensure consistency with the
requirements of the Model Provisions at Schedule 1 of the Planning and Development
(Local Planning Schemes) Regulations 2015 (the Regulations), the City’s Local
Planning Strategy, and relevant state planning legislation and policy.
The amendment proposes to rezone a portion of Lot 500 Madigan Road, Gap Ridge from Rural Residential to Tourism. The amendment will resolve split zoning across the lot and facilitate an extension of the adjoining workers accommodation village.
The amendment proposes to rezone areas from ‘Development’ zone to ‘Residential
(R20-60)’, ‘Parks and Recreation’, ‘Lakes and Drainage’, ‘Public Purposes – Water
Corporation’, or ‘Local Road’ consistent with structure plans and local reserves.
The amendment proposes to increase residential density from R30 to R160, and to introduce additional provisions to the scheme text to control future development.