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Amendment 9 proposes to rezone lands in the Camberwarra Local Structure Plan from ‘Urban Development’ to ‘Residential’, ‘Public Open Space’ and ‘Local Road’ reserve. The amendment also proposes to apply new residential density codes (‘R30’, ‘R40’, ‘R50’, ‘R60’) to the areas proposed for ‘Residential’ zoning. The proposed amendment will reflect existing development that has occurred at the site in accordance with the structure plan.
Amendment 8 proposes to update and align LPS3 with the updated model provisions in the Planning and Development (Local Planning Schemes) Regulations 2015 and also address other administrative anomalies. These include fixing typographical errors, updating the scheme map to address a number of zoning anomalies, and minor land use permissibility changes (X use for holiday house in Commercial zone and D use for animal establishment in Light Industry/Joondalup West).
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 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 6 proposes to rezone the above lots from ‘Special Use’ zone to ‘Town Centre’ zone to facilitate the development of the lots as a local caravan park and camping ground venue, with some provision for short stay chalets.
Amendment 153 proposes to apply ‘Additional Use 20 (AU 20)’ to Lot 760 Berrigan Drive, South Lake, which is already developed for the Berrigan Quarter Community Shopping Centre. The proposed AU 20 is to include ‘Showroom’, ‘Funeral Parlour’ and ‘Motor Vehicle Wash’ as discretionary uses (with conditions) and is to be inserted into the Table 6 of the Town Planning Scheme. The amendment also proposes to amend the definition of ‘Funeral Parlour’ to accord with the Planning and Development (Local Planning Schemes) Regulations 2015, and to include vehicle parking provisions for the proposed ‘Funeral Parlour’ land use.
Amendment 2 proposes to increase the residential density code of Lots 119-128 Riversea View, Mosman Park from R12.5 to R25. The proposed amendment is to provide a transitional residential density buffer between the lower density housing to the north of the lots, and the higher density housing to the south. The amendment area is developed with existing residences.
Amendment 2 proposes to rezone a portion of Lot 511 Porter Street and Lot 997 Nanda Drive, Kalbarri to ‘Tourism’ and apply ‘Additional Use (No. 5)’ (AU 5) and ‘Additional Use (No. 6)’ (AU 6) to the respective sites. The amendment also proposes to insert AU 5 and AU 6 into Schedule 1 of LPS 11, with conditions for development. The proposed AU5 is to permit ‘Workforce Accommodation’ as a discretionary (‘D’) use. The proposed AU6 is to permit ‘Workforce Accommodation’ as a ‘D’ use and ‘Aged or Dependent Persons Dwelling’ as an approved discretionary (‘A’) use. The amendment is to provide for additional accommodation to support the needs of the Kalbarri townsite and effective operation of the local tourism industry.
Amendment 187 proposes to allow ‘Additional Uses’ of ‘Medical Centre, Consulting Rooms and Health Studio’ in the ‘Rural’ Zone at Lot 5000 (No. 531) Eighty Road, Baldivis to facilitate further development of the Baldivis District Sports Complex. The amendment also proposes scheme text for the ‘Additional Uses’ for the primary street setback to be a minimum of 3m, and 10m to all other lot boundaries.
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.
