LPS 3 is proposed to replace the existing Town Planning Scheme 2. The changes are predominantly to update the Scheme to align with the Planning and Development Regulations 2015, to reflect existing land use. The new scheme proposes a number of changes including new zones, rezonings, text updates, scheme provision amendments, additional uses to reflect actual land uses and the introduction of several Special Control Areas.
Amendment 185 proposes improvements to the administration of developer contribution arrangements to the East Wanneroo (Cells 1-9) Agreed Structure Plans.
Amendment 103 proposes to rezone the above lots from General Rural to the Special Rural zone, with specific text provisions to be inserted into Schedule 11 Special Rural Zone No. 6 covering extensive planning and development requirements to address environmental impacts.
Amendment 43 proposes to introduce Additional Uses and a Special Control Area over Lot 500 Murray Street, West Perth to facilitate a supermarket mixed use development.
Amendment 114 proposes to rezone land in the Herdsman Glendalough Special Control Area from ‘Development’ to ‘Residential’, ’Light Industry’ and ‘Mixed Use’. This amendment proposes provisions in the Scheme text necessary as a consequence of the Planning and Development (Local Planning Scheme Regulations) 2015. The area is already fully developed.
The City of Armadale proposes to rezone Lot 3 Armadale Road and Lot 301 Anstey Road, Forrestdale from Urban to Local Centre. The site already contains residential development.
Amendment 8 proposes to reduce the residential densities of properties on Alexander Road, Philip Road, Waratah Avenue and Alexander Place, Dalkeith.
Amendment 44 proposes to introduce a Special Control Area (SCA) over the above land to allow it to be treated as one site, for the purposes of calculating plot ratio and tenant car parking.
The EPA will provide strategic advice to the Minister for Environment on the potential cumulative impacts of the activities and developments proposed for Exmouth Gulf. The assessment periods for Subsea 7‘s Learmonth Pipeline Fabrication Facility proposal and the Shire of Exmouth’s rezoning proposal will be extended so that the findings of this environmental study can be fully considered.
The Shire of Exmouth proposes Amendment 1 to rezone part of lots 223, 234, 235 and 1586 Minilya-Exmouth Road, Learmonth from 'Rural' and 'Foreshore Reserve' to 'Special Use 10' to facilitate the development of a pipeline fabrication facility (Learmonth Pipeline Fabrication Facility). The scheme amendment is being assessed on aspects that relate to the proposed change in zoning of the land.
The public review process for the scheme amendment is managed by the Shire of Exmouth and the review period will run from 2 October 2019 until the 30 November 2019. The documents below are also available on the Shire of Exmouth's website https://www.exmouth.wa.gov.au/ . To make a submission on these documents, or for more information about the scheme amendment, please contact the Shire of Exmouth at Sa1.learmonth@exmouth.wa.gov.au .
The EPA has published the Response to Submissions for the Scheme Amendment. The Response to Submissions for the Learmonth Pipeline Fabrication Facility proposal is available here under 3. Assessment, Environmental Review.
The Western Australian Planning Commission proposes to transfer approximately 10.78 ha of land forming part of Lot 800 Canning Road, Carmel (Heidelberg Park) from the Parks and Recreation reservation to the Urban zone. The proposed Urban zoning will allow for aged persons facilities, residential development and public open space for recreation and conservation purposes following a local scheme amendment, detailed structure planning and subdivision approval.