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Town Planning Scheme |
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Town Planning Scheme No 3 was gazetted on 20 December 2002.
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Town Planning Strategies | |||||||||||
Local Planning StrategyThe Local Planning Strategy sets out the long-term planning directions for the
A full copy of the Local Planning Strategy text can be downloaded here.
Copies of the Local Planning Strategy maps are located to the right of this page.
Local Commercial Strategy
In 2001 the City appointed Shrapnel Urban Planning to prepare a Local Commercial Strategy for the district. The study was to identify current trends in retailing and recommend a retail hierarchy having regard to the future demographics of district and WAPC retain guidelines.
The report was completed in November 2001 and following consideration by the WAPC, was released for public comment in 2002. Submissions on the Strategy were considered by Council in November 2002 and forwarded to the WAPC for determination. The WAPC approved the Strategy in December 2006.
The strategy consists of a main report including the Strategy Map and six Appendices which detail population estimates, 1961 census data, commercial data and centres inventory, shopping survey results, retail model explanation and examples of mixed use/mixed business.
Appendix C - Centres Inventory and Appendix D - Shopper survey results are in a separate volume to to the main report on this web site. Photocopies of Appendix C and D can be purchased from Council offices subject to prior arrangements being made. Local Commercial Strategy | Strategy Map | Information Sheet Note: The City is in the process of preparing and adopting a Local Commercial and Activity Centres Strategy (LC&ACS) which will supersede the current Local Commercial Strategy. More information on the Draft LC&ACS can be viewed here.
Cockburn Central Town Centre Parking StrategyCockburn Central Town Centre Parking Strategy has been prepared to provide special car parking standards to guide the development of the Cockburn Central Town Centre as a significant Transit Orientated Development which was identified in the Network City Strategy. In March 2007 the City completed the Draft Cockburn Central Town Centre Parking Strategy. In April 2007, Council resolved to adopt the Draft Parking Strategy for the purposes of advertising subject to some modifications. Subsequently, advertising of the modified Draft Parking Strategy was carried out from 28 April to 28 May 2007. In June 2007, Council adopted the final version of Cockburn Central Town Centre Parking Strategy. The Parking Strategy forms the basis of car parking provisions for any development proposal within Cockburn Central Town Centre, which consists of parking provisions for Residential, Convertible Units, Showroom, Retail, Office, and Mixed Use. The Parking Strategy also includes the provisions for Cash-in-Lieu Car Parking and Car Parking Management. |