July Metropolitan Region Scheme Amendment 1341/57 (Minor ...

July 2019

Metropolitan Region Scheme Amendment 1341/57 (Minor Amendment)

Central Districts Omnibus 5 Report on Submissions Submissions Cities of Belmont, Canning, Melville, Nedlands, Perth, South Perth and Stirling Towns of Bassendean, Cambridge, Claremont, Mosman Park and Victoria Park

Metropolitan Region Scheme Amendment 1341/57

(Minor Amendment)

Central Districts Omnibus 5

Report on Submissions Submissions

Cities of Belmont, Canning, Melville, Nedlands, Perth, South Perth and Stirling Towns of Bassendean, Cambridge, Claremont, Mosman Park and Victoria Park

July 2019

The Western Australian Planning Commission acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of this land. We pay our respect to Elders past and present, their descendants who are with us today, and those who will follow in their footsteps. Disclaimer This document has been published by the Western Australian Planning Commission. Any representation, statement, opinion or advice expressed or implied in this publication is made in good faith and on the basis that the government, its employees and agents are not liable for any damage or loss whatsoever which may occur as a result of action taken or not taken, as the case may be, in respect of any representation, statement, opinion or advice referred to herein. Professional advice should be obtained before applying the information contained in this document to particular circumstances. © State of Western Australia Published by the Western Australian Planning Commission Gordon Stephenson House 140 William Street, Perth WA 6000 Locked Bag 2506 Perth WA 6001 MRS Amendment 1341/57 Report on Submissions

Submissions File 833-2-1-70 Pts 1 & 2 Published July 2019 Internet: www.dplh.wa.gov.au Email: [email protected] Phone: (08) 6551 8002 Fax: (08) 6551 9001 This document is available in alternative formats on application to the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage Communications Branch.

Introduction to Metropolitan Region Scheme minor amendments The Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) is responsible for keeping the Metropolitan Region Scheme under review and initiating changes where they are seen as necessary. The Metropolitan Region Scheme (MRS) sets out the broad pattern of land use for the whole Perth metropolitan region. The MRS is constantly under review to best reflect regional planning and development needs. An amendment proposal to change land use reservations and zones in the MRS is regulated by the Planning and Development Act 2005. That legislation provides for public submissions to be made on proposed amendments. For a non-substantial amendment, often referred to as a minor amendment (made under section 57 of the Act), the WAPC considers all the submissions lodged, and publishes its recommendations in a report on submissions. This report is presented to the Minister for Planning for approval. The amendment takes legal effect with Gazettal of the Minister’s approval. In the process of making a non-substantial amendment to the MRS, information is published as a public record under the following titles: Amendment Report This document is available from the start of the public advertising period of the proposed amendment. It sets out the purpose and scope of the proposal, explains why the amendment is considered necessary, and informs people how they can comment through the submission process. Environmental Review Report The Environmental Protection Authority must consider the environmental impact of an amendment to the MRS before it can be advertised. While formal assessment would be unlikely for a non-substantial amendment, were it required then an environmental review would be undertaken and made available for information and comment at the same time as the amendment report. Report on Submissions The planning rationale, determination of submissions and the WAPC’s recommendations for final approval of the amendment, with or without modification, is documented in this report. Submissions This document contains a reproduction of all written submissions received by the WAPC on the proposed amendment.

Contents

Report on Submissions 1 Introduction .................................................................................... 1 2 The proposed amendment ............................................................. 1 3 Environmental Protection Authority advice .................................... 7 4 Call for submissions ....................................................................... 8 5 Submissions ................................................................................... 8 6 Main issues raised in submissions ................................................. 9 7 Modifications ................................................................................ 11 8 Responses and determinations .................................................... 11 9 Coordination of region and local scheme amendments ............... 11 10 Conclusion and recommendation ................................................. 11 11 Ministers decision ......................................................................... 12

Schedule 1: Alphabetical listing of submissions

Schedule 2: Summary of submissions and determinations

Schedule 3: The amendment figures – Proposals 1 - 27 as advertised

Schedule 4: The amendment figures – Proposals 1 - 27 as modified

Appendix 1: List of detail plans as advertised

Appendix 2: List of detail plans as modified

Submissions

Report on Submissions

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Metropolitan Region Scheme amendment 1341/57


Report on Submissions 1 Introduction At its March 2018 meeting, the Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC), resolved to proceed with this amendment to the Metropolitan Region Scheme (MRS) in accordance with the provisions of Section 57 of the Planning and Development Act 2005. The amendment was initiated as a minor amendment to the MRS as the extent and nature of each proposal within the omnibus does not constitute a substantial or regional change to the planning philosophy of the MRS. 2 The proposed amendment Purpose The amendment comprises 27 proposals relating to land within the Central Districts of the Perth Metropolitan Region. The description of each proposal, as described in the previously published Amendment Report, is provided below: Town of Bassendean Proposal 1 Bassendean: To transfer the Urban zoned portion of Lot 340 West Road to the Parks and Recreation reservation (Figure 1). Lot 340 is owned by the WAPC as part of the Swan River foreshore reserve, the Urban zoned portion of Lot 340 is to be transferred to the Parks and Recreation reservation to reflect this. Proposal 2 Bassendean: To transfer portions of Lot 50 Railway Parade and adjacent portions of Reserve 12520 from the Urban zone to the Railways reservation (Figure 2). A portion of Lot 50 Railway Parade, Bassendean, and adjacent portions of Reserve 12520 form part of the Bassendean Railway Station Park and Ride facility and the Midland Railway Line. The subject land is to be transferred from the Urban zone to the Railways reservation to reflect its use for railway purposes. City of Belmont Proposal 3 Ascot: To transfer Lot 1 Coolgardie Avenue from the Urban zone to the Public Purposes - Water Authority of Western Australia reservation. (Figure 3).

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Lot 1 is owned by the Water Corporation and contains Water Corporation infrastructure, it is to be reserved consistent with this use. City of Canning Proposal 4 Welshpool: To transfer a portion of the Kewdale Road road reserve from the Industrial zone to the Other Regional Roads reservation and a portion of the Mills Street road reserve from the Other Regional Roads reservation to the Industrial zone (Figure 4). Kewdale Road has been constructed to an Other Regional Roads standard by the City of Canning to replace Mills Street which has subsequently become a cul-de-sac. The amendment will ensure that each road has the correct designation under the MRS. Proposal 5 Cannington: To transfer portions of Lots 5081, 5082 and 5083 Cecil Avenue from the Central City Area zone to the Other Regional Roads reservation and to transfer portions of Lots 1 and 60 Cecil Avenue and a portion of the Cecil Avenue road reserve from the Other Regional Roads reservation to the Central City Area zone (Figure 5). The City of Canning has undertaken a revision of the design of the Cecil Avenue / Sevenoaks Street intersection design through its Canning City Centre project which requires the realignment of the Other Regional Roads reservation at this location. Proposal 6 Cannington: To transfer a portion of the River Road road reserve adjacent to Albany Highway from the Primary Regional Roads reservation to the Urban zone (Figure 6). River Road and Albany Highway do not intersect and the Primary Regional Roads reservation intersection nib at this location is therefore not required. Town of Cambridge Proposal 7 City Beach: To transfer the Parks and Recreation reserved portions of Reserve 29923 (International School of Western Australia) to the Public Purposes - High School reservation; to transfer the Public Purposes - High School reserved portions of Reserve 45209 (Bold Park) to the Parks and Recreation reservation; and to realign the Bush Forever designation to generally accord to existing vegetation and the boundary between Reserve 29923 and Reserve 45209 (Figure 7). To align the boundaries of the Parks and Recreation and Public Purposes - High School reservations with the cadastral boundary between Reserve 29923 (International School of WA) and Reserve 45409 (Bold Park) to reflect the current use and management of the land. The boundary of Bush Forever site 312 is to be generally rationalised to the cadastral boundaries of Reserve 45409 to better reflect the location of existing native vegetation.

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Town of Claremont Proposal 8 Claremont: To transfer a portion of the Graylands Road road reserve between Second Avenue and Shenton Road from the Parks and Recreation reservation to the Urban zone (Figure 8). Under the MRS, local roads generally share the zoning of adjacent land, the Urban zone is a more appropriate designation for a local road than its current Parks and Recreation reservation. Proposal 9 Claremont: To transfer a portion of Lot 75 Lakeway Street from the Parks and Recreation reservation to the Urban zone and remove the Bush Forever designation (Figure 9). Lot 75 Lakeway Street, Claremont is in private ownership contains a portion of a swimming pool and private garden. The amendment will transfer the portion of the lot currently reserved for Parks and Recreation and included in adjacent Bush Forever site 220 to the Urban zone and remove the Bush Forever designation, consistent with its ownership and use. Proposal 10 Claremont: To transfer portions of Reserve 8002 (Claremont Oval) from the Urban zone to the Parks and Recreation reservation (Figure 10). To rationalise the Parks and Recreation reservation of Claremont Oval to align with cadastral boundaries. Proposal 11 Claremont: To transfer the Parks and Recreation reserved portions of Reserve 21710, Reserve 21711 (Lots 11051, 3771 and 848 Stirling Highway) and the Bernard Street road reserve to the Urban zone (Figure 11). The proposal area has existing encumbrances and notifications, with Lot 3771 being vested for the purposes of police and emergency services, and Lots 848 and 11051 under lease arrangements to community organisations involved with infant health, kindergarten, meals on wheels and the boy scouts. The proposal area is owned by the State Government and proposed to be disposed of as part of the Land Asset Sales Program, the proposed Urban zoning will facilitate the sale and future redevelopment of the lots for purposes consistent with the surrounding locality. City of Melville Proposal 12 Murdoch: To transfer a portion of Lot 110 Fiona Wood Drive from the Public Purposes - Hospital reservation to the Urban zone (Figure 12). The Urban zoning of the Murdoch Health and Knowledge precinct was undertaken prior to the finalisation of subdivision which has resulted in a portion of Lot 110 being reserved for Public

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Purposes - Hospital. The amendment seeks to correct this anomaly by rationalising the Urban zone to the cadastral boundaries of the lot. Proposal 13 Murdoch: To transfer a portion of Lot 820 South Street (Murdoch University) from the Public Purposes - University reservation to the Urban zone (Figure 13). The western portion of Lot 820 South Street contains a retirement village and residential care facility. The border between these uses, zoned Urban, and the adjacent Murdoch University site, reserved for Public Purposes, is to be aligned to the boundary of memorials made under the Retirement Villages Act 1992 as shown on the Deposited Plan for Lot 820. Town of Mosman Park Proposal 14 Mosman Park: To transfer the Urban zoned portion of Reserve 25466 (Lot 300 Marshall Street) to the Parks and Recreation reservation (Figure 14). Reserve 25466 is part of the Mosman Park Golf Club golf course and it is therefore appropriate to include it within the Parks and Recreation reservation, consistent with the remainder of the golf course. City of Nedlands Proposal 15 Dalkeith: To transfer a portion of Reserve 29174 (part of the former Sunset Hospital site) from the Public Purposes - Hospital reservation to the Parks and Recreation reservation (Figure 15). To rectify an anomaly whereby land remains in the Public Purposes - Hospital reservation following the transfer of the remainder of the former Sunset Hospital site to the Parks and Recreation reservation. Proposal 16 Shenton Park: To change the designation of Reserve 33986 from Public Purposes - Commonwealth Government to Public Purposes - Special Use and to transfer Lot 10764 John XXIII Avenue from the Public Purposes - Hospital reservation to the Urban zone (Figure 16). The change in the designation of Reserve 33986 is to reflect its ownership by the State of Western Australia and current use as a Waste Processing Plant Facility. Lot 10764 is a surplus WA State Government land asset and is proposed to be disposed of as part of the Land Asset Sales Program. The subject land was formerly vested with the WA Police Department as the potential site for a new police station, however, this use did not eventuate. The subject land is wholly affected by the Subiaco Waste Water Treatment Plant odour buffer and partially impacted by an odour buffer from the Waste Recycling Facility located on Reserve 33986 and is therefore only able to be developed for non-sensitive land uses, it is expected that the designation of the site under the City of Nedlands Local Planning Scheme will reflect this in the future if the land is transferred to the Urban zone.

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City of Perth Proposal 17 Perth / East Perth: To transfer a portion of Lot 916 Wellington Street (Royal Perth Hospital) from the Central City Area zone to the Public Purposes - Hospital reservation and to rationalise the zoning of a portion of the Lord Street, Wittenoom Street and Wellington Street road reserves adjacent from the Urban zone and Public Purposes Hospital reservation to the Central City Area zone (Figure 17). Lot 916 contains Royal Perth Hospital and the Central City Area zoned portion of this lots is to be transferred to the Public Purposes - Hospital reservation consistent with this use. Portions of the Lord Street, Wittenoom Street and Wellington Street road reserve are to be transferred to the Central City area zone consistent with the surrounding locality. Proposal 18 East Perth: To transfer a portion of Reserve 36537 (Lot 935 Royal Street) from the Urban zone to the Public Purposes - Special Use reservation (Figure 18). Lot 935 contains a portion of the Department of Education offices primarily developed on adjacent Lot 925, which is also part of Reserve 36537, and is accordingly to be transferred to the Public Purposes - Special Use reservation consistent with the majority of the reserve area and its current use as office space by government. Proposal 19 Perth: To transfer Lot 150 at the corner of Pier Street and Moore Street, a portion of Unallocated Crown Land south of the Perth Children’s Court and a portion of the adjacent Moore Street road reserve from the Public Purposes - Special Use reservation to the Railways reservation; to transfer a portion of Lot 500 Moore Street and the Moore Street road reserve from the Railways reservation to the Public Purposes - Hospital reservation; to transfer a portion of the Moore Street road reserve from the Public Purposes - Special Use reservation to the Central City Area zone; and to transfer portions of Lots 50 and 100 Pier Street and adjacent railway reserve from the Railways reservation to the Central City Area zone (Figure 19). Lot 150, the Moore Street road reserve and the identified portion of Unallocated Crown Land contain portions of the Perth - Midland railway line and are to be reserved consistent with this use. The Public Purposes –- Hospital reservation of Lot 500 Moore Street and the adjacent Moore Street Road Reserve is to be extended consistent with cadastral boundaries. The northern portion of Moore Street is to be transferred to the Central City Area zone consistent with the designation of the adjacent portion of Pier Street. Lots 50 and 100 Pier Street and the adjacent railway reserve do not contain railway infrastructure and are accordingly more appropriately included in the Central City Area zone.

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Proposal 20 Perth: To transfer the Central City Area zoned portions of Lot 920 Wellington Street and Reserve 51529 (Lot 505 Murray Street) to the Public Purposes - Hospital reservation (Figure 20). The proposal forms part of the Royal Perth Hospital complex and the reservation of the subject lots is to be extended to cadastral boundaries accordingly. Proposal 21 Perth: To transfer portion of Reserve 44312 (Perth Train Station adjacent to Barrack Street) from the Central City Area zone to the Public Purposes - Special Use reservation; to transfer a portion of the Barrack Street road reserve from the Public Purposes - Special Use reservation to the Central City Area zone; and to transfer portions of Reserve 44308 from the Central City Area zone to the Railways reservation (Figure 21). The proposal will rationalise the zoning of Reserve 44312 (Perth Train Station adjacent to Barrack Street) from the Central City Area zone to the Public Purposes - Special Use reservation consistent with its cadastral boundaries and use. The zoning and reservation of the adjacent Barrack Street road reserve is also to be appropriately rationalised. The portion of Reserve 44308 affected by the amendment proposal contains rail infrastructure and is to be reserved for Railways purposes consistent with this use. Proposal 22 East Perth: To transfer the Urban zoned portion of Reserve 21054 (East Perth Cemetery) to the Public Purposes - Special Use reservation (Figure 22). The portion of the East Perth Cemetery site currently zoned Urban is to be transferred to the Public Purposes - Special Use reservation consistent with and its current use as part of East Perth Cemetery and the cadastral boundaries of Reserve 21054. Proposal 23 Crawley: To transfer portions of Lot 13177 Hackett Drive, Crawley (included in Reserve 17331), Reserve 36225 and the Hackett Drive Road Reserve from the Parks and Recreation Reservation to the Public Purposes University Reservation; and to transfer Reserve 36579 and a portion of Reserve 36225 from the Parks and Recreation Reservation and Public Purposes - University reservation to the Public Purposes - Water Authority of Western Australia reservation (Figure 23). Lot 13177 is vested with the University of Western Australia (UWA) and forms a part of Reserve 17331 which is for the main buildings of UWA. The portions of Lot 13177 and Reserve 36225 included in the amendment are part of the Hackett Drive car park entrance and it is therefore appropriate for the land to be transferred to the Public Purposes - University reservation consistent its use and the vesting of Lot 13177 with the university. The portion of Lot 13177 and Reserve remaining within the Parks and Recreation reservation provide access to and form a part of the Matilda Bay Reserve.

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Reserve 36579 and the portion of Reserve 36225 to be transferred to the Public Purposes - Water Authority of WA reservation contain Water Corporation infrastructure and are to be reserved accordingly. Proposal 24 Perth: To transfer portions of Reserve 36692, Lot 10 St Georges Terrace and Lot 301 Mount Street and portions of the Elder Street, Malcolm Street and Mount Street road reserves from the Primary Regional Roads reservation to the Central City Area zone; and to transfer portions of the Mitchell Freeway road reserve from the Other Regional Roads and Civic and Cultural reservations and the Urban and Central City Area zones to the Primary Regional Roads reservation (Figure 24). To rationalise the reservation of the Mitchell Freeway corridor consistent with cadastral boundaries and the ultimate land requirement as shown on Main Roads plan 1.1951. City of Perth / City of South Perth Proposal 25 Perth / South Perth: To transfer the western side of the Narrows Bridge of the Kwinana Freeway from the Parks and Recreation and Waterways reservations to the Primary Regional Roads reservation (Figure 25). To reserve the northbound side of the Kwinana Freeway Narrows Bridge as constructed consistent with the southbound bridge and the remainder of the Kwinana Freeway road reserve. City of Stirling Proposal 26 Yokine: To transfer Lot 82 Flinders Street from the Urban Zone to the Public Purposes SEC Reservation (Figure 26). Lot 82 is owned by Western Power and is required for the expansion of the substation located on adjacent Lot 96 Darch Street, Yokine. Town of Victoria Park Proposal 27 East Victoria Park: To transfer a portion of Lot 888 Swansea Street from the Other Regional Roads reservation to the Urban zone (Figure 27). The south-east corner of Lot 888 Swansea Street, East Victoria Park is affected by a portion of the Other Regional Roads reservation for the intersection of Welshpool Road and Forward Street which is no longer required. 3 Environmental Protection Authority advice The amendment was referred to the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) for advice on whether environmental assessment would be required.

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The EPA advised that the proposed scheme amendment does not require assessment under Part IV Division 3 of the Environmental Protection Act 1986 and that it was not necessary to provide any advice in relation to any proposal within the amendment. A copy of the notice from the EPA was included at Appendix A of the previously published Amendment Report. 4 Call for submissions The amendment was advertised for public submissions from 7 August to 12 October 2018. The amendment was made available for public inspection during ordinary business hours at the: i) office of the Western Australian Planning Commission,140 William Street, Perth; ii) offices of the Cities of Belmont, Canning, Melville, Nedlands, Perth, South Perth and

Stirling and the Towns of Bassendean, Cambridge, Claremont, Mosman Park and Victoria Park; and

iii) State Reference Library, Northbridge. During the public inspection period, notice of the amendment was published in The West Australian newspaper and relevant local newspaper/s circulating in the locality of the amendment. 5 Submissions Eighteen submissions were received on the amendment. An alphabetic index of all the persons and organisations lodging submissions is at Schedule 1. Twelve submissions contained neutral or no comments on the amendment, or raised

matters relating to subsequent stages of the planning process. These submissions are primarily from government agencies.

Four submissions object to various proposals in the amendment. One submission requested the modification of Proposal 14 of the amendment. One submission requested the modification of Proposal 24 of the amendment. Significant issues raised in submissions which require further consideration are discussed in Part 6 of this report below. A summary of each submission with WAPC comments and determinations is at Schedule 2. A complete copy of all written submissions is contained in this report.

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6 Main issues raised in submissions 6.1 Proposal 2 Bassendean: To transfer portions of Lot 50 Railway Parade and adjacent portions of Reserve 12520 from the Urban zone to the Railways reservation (Figure 2). Town of Bassendean The Town of Bassendean advises that it does not support Proposal 2 as it considers that the reclassification of the land as proposed will impede opportunities to develop the proposal area for Transit Oriented Development (TOD) purposes. The proposal area was transferred from the Railways reservation to its current Urban zone by MRS amendment 1154/57 which was Gazetted in 2009. The purpose of that transfer was to facilitate the future development of the area for residential purposes, following detailed structure planning. At the time of amendment 1154/57 the Public Transport Authority (PTA) advised that the park and ride demand at the station could be accommodated in other reserve areas. Notwithstanding the MRS amendment, an amendment to the Town's Local Planning Scheme 10 never eventuated and the proposal area was subsequently developed as part of the Bassendean Station park and ride facility. The Town advises that there is still interest in the development of the proposal area, together with the balance of Reserve 12520, to be considered for future mixed use / medium-high density housing given its proximity to the Bassendean station and town centre. Such development would assist the Town in meeting its Perth and [email protected] infill welling targets and is consistent with the METRONET program, which supports TOD. If Proposal 2 is supported as advertised this will add a further impediment to the redevelopment of the site in the future. Department of Communities The Department of Communities is currently pursuing discussions with the PTA regarding the TOD potential of a portion of the Bassendean Train Station commuter parking facility. Should Proposal 2 be finalised as advertised it may become redundant and require a future MRS amendment to facilitate a TOD outcome on the site as a result of these ongoing discussions. Given this, the Department recommends that Proposal 2 does not proceed until such a time as discussions have concluded. WAPC Comments The deletion of Proposal 2 as requested by the Town of Bassendean and the Department of Communities is supported, for the reasons raised in their respective submissions as summarised above. Submissions upheld. 6.2 - Proposal 14 Mosman Park: To transfer the Urban zoned portion of Reserve 25466 (Lot 300 Marshall Street) to the Parks and Recreation reservation (Figure 14). The Town of Mosman Park supports Proposal 14, subject to the modification of the proposed reservation from Parks and Recreation to Parks and Recreation - Restricted Public Access to ensure consistency with the remainder of Reserve 25466.

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WAPC Comments The modification recommended by the Town is supported as it is consistent with the intent of the proposal. Submission upheld. 6.3 - Proposal 19 Perth: To transfer Lot 150 at the corner of Pier Street and Moore Street, a portion of Unallocated Crown Land south of the Perth Children’s Court and a portion of the adjacent Moore Street road reserve from the Public Purposes - Special Use reservation to the Railways reservation; to transfer a portion of Lot 500 Moore Street and the Moore Street road reserve from the Railways reservation to the Public Purposes - Hospital reservation; to transfer a portion of the Moore Street road reserve from the Public Purposes - Special Use reservation to the Central City Area zone; and to transfer portions of Lots 50 and 100 Pier Street and adjacent railway reserve from the Railways reservation to the Central City Area zone (Figure 19). The PTA advises that the proposal area should continue to be reserved for Railways purposes as the car park is used by their employees who work outside public transport operating hours. WAPC Comments The transfer of the portions of Lots 50, 100 and an area of Railway Reserve from the Railways Reservation to the Central City Area zone is proposed in order to ensure that the MRS accurately reflects the location of existing railway infrastructure. The Central City Area zoning is consistent with the zoning of the western portion of the PTA’s carpark. The proposed zoning will not prevent the use of the proposal area by the PTA for carparking purposes. Submission dismissed. 6.4 - Proposal 24 Perth: To transfer portions of Reserve 36692, Lot 10 St Georges Terrace and Lot 301 Mount Street and portions of the Elder Street, Malcolm Street and Mount Street road reserves from the Primary Regional Roads reservation to the Central City Area zone; and to transfer portions of the Mitchell Freeway road reserve from the Other Regional Roads and Civic and Cultural reservations and the Urban and Central City Area zones to the Primary Regional Roads reservation (Figure 24). Main Roads WA requests the modification of the amendment to include additional existing structures on the western side of the Mitchell Freeway in the Primary Regional Roads reservation. The structures include; the full bridge abutment structures for the Malcolm Street and Hay Street structure; and the dedicated Principle Shared Path (PSP) and associated retaining wall between Malcolm and Hay Streets. WAPC Comments The modifications requested by Main Roads WA are best considered as part of a comprehensive review of the reservation of Freeway reservation to the north of the proposal area. It is noted that Main Roads submission also advised that it is currently proposing modifications to the PSP in proximity to the proposal area, and that modifications to its MRS designation would be best addressed following the conclusion of this process. The requested modifications have been placed on file for consideration as part of a future amendment process, which will include consultation with Main Roads WA at the time the amendment is prepared. Submission noted.

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7 Modifications Having regard to the above, the amendment has been modified as follows: Proposal 2 - deleted consistent with the request of the Town of Bassendean and Department of Communities. Proposal 14 - modified to the Parks and Recreation – Restricted Public Access designation. As the above modifications/deletions do not include any additional land and are minor in nature, readvertising of the amendment is not required. 8 Responses and determinations The responses to all submissions are detailed in this report. It is recommended that the amendment be adopted for finalisation subject to the modifications detailed above. 9 Coordination of region and local scheme amendments Section 126(3) of the Planning and Development Act 2005 allows for the concurrent amendment of a local planning scheme where land is to be transferred to the Urban zone in the MRS. The WAPC has determined that the following concurrent LPS amendments are appropriate: Proposal 12 - The City of Melville has no objections to the transfer of the proposal area to the Urban Development zone under Local Planning Scheme No. 6, consistent with the zoning of the larger portion of the affected cadastral lot. Proposal 16 - The City of Nedlands has no objections to the transfer of Lot 10764 John XXIII Avenue, Mount Claremont to the Urban Development zone under Local Planning Scheme No. 3, and the inclusion of that area in Special Control Area 1 – Subiaco Waste Water Resource Precinct. This zoning is consistent with nearby Urban zoned land in proximity to the Subiaco Waste Water Treatment Plant, and will provide for the highest and best use of the site to be determined through subsequent planning processes. 10 Conclusion and recommendation This report summarises the background to minor MRS amendment 1341/57 and examines the various submissions made on it. The WAPC, after considering the submissions, is satisfied that the modified amendment as shown generally on the amendment figures - Proposals 1 - 27 in Schedule 4, and in detail on the MRS Amendment Plans listed in Appendix 2, should be approved and finalised. The WAPC recommends that the Minister for Planning approves the amendment as modified.

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11 Ministers decision Amendments to the Metropolitan Region Scheme using the provisions of section 57 of the Planning and Development Act 2005 require the WAPC to provide a report and recommendation to the Minister for Planning for approval. The Minister may approve, approve with modification or decline to approve the proposed amendment. The Minister, after considering the amendment, has agreed with the recommendation of the WAPC and approved the amendment. MRS amendment 1341/57 is now finalised as modified and shown on WAPC amending plans 1.7750/1, 1.7751/1, 1.7752/1 and 1.7754/1, and has effect in the Metropolitan Region Scheme from the date of notice in the Government Gazette on 2 July 2019.

Schedule 1

Alphabetical listing of submissions

Alphabetical Listing of Submissions

MRS Amendment 1341/57


Submission Number

Name

14 ATCO Gas Australia Pty Ltd13 Bassendean, Town of

6 Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions, Department of - Parks and Wildlife Service

11 Cambridge, Town of7 Canning, City of

15 Communities, Department of4 Dampier Bunbury Pipeline8 Education, Department of

17 Main Roads Western Australia18 Mosman Park, Town of

9 Nedlands, City of 5 North Metropolitan Health Service

12 Perth, City of 3 Public Transport Authority2 South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council1 Transport, Department of

10 Water Corporation 16 Western Metropolitan Regional Council

Schedule 2

Summary of submissions and determinations

REFER TO THE SUBMISSIONS SECTION FOR A FULL COPY OF EACH WRITTEN SUBMISSION AND SUPPORTING INFORMATION Submission: 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 16 Submitted by: Department of Transport, Dampier Bunbury Pipeline,

Department of Health, Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions, City of Canning, Department of Education, City of Nedlands, Water Corporation, Town of Cambridge, City of Perth, ATCO Gas Australia, Western Metropolitan Regional Council,

Summary of Submission: COMMENT The above servicing authorities and State Government agencies raise no objections, no comment, refer to comments previously considered as part of the amendment process or provide general comments that relate to the subsequent more detailed stages of the planning and development process. The proponent has been made aware of the above comments through their inclusion in this Report on Submissions. Planning Comment: Comments Noted. Determination: Submissions Noted. Submission: 2 Submitted by: South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council Summary of Submission: COMMENT / OBJECTION The South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council (SWALSC) provided comments in relation to Proposals 9, 19 and 22 of the amendment, as follows: Proposal 9 SWALSC has significant concerns regarding the removal of Bush Forever Site 220. Proposal 19 SWALSC notes that the portion of land to be transferred is Unallocated Crown Land (UCL), and advises that Native Title rights and interests need to be considered, and relevant notices need to be provided to the Whadjuk People. Proposal 22 SWALSC raises no objection to Proposal 22, provided that the land is to be retained as part of East Perth Cemetery. Planning Comment: The removal of Bush Forever Site 220 proposed by Proposal 9 is from privately owned land which forms part of the backyard of a house. The proposal area does not contain any native vegetation and it is not appropriate for it to remain in the Bush Forever designation.

The SWALSC’s comments in relation to Proposal 19 are noted, however the matters raised are outside the scope of the MRS amendment process. Proposal 22 will ensure that the proposal area is reserved consistent with the remainder of East Perth Cemetery, and will remain a part of it. Determination: Submission noted. Submission: 3 Submitted by: Public Transport Authority Summary of Submission: OBJECTION Proposal 19 The Public Transport Authority advises that it does not support the portion of Proposal 19 which seeks to transfer a portion of Lots 50,100 and railway reserve from the Railways reservation to the Central City Area zone. The proposal area should continue to be reserved for Railways purposes as the car park it contains is used by PTA employees who work outside the operating hours of public transport. Planning Comment: Refer to Part 6.3 of the Report on Submissions above for discussion of the matters raised by the Public Transport Authority in relation to Proposal 19. Determination: Submission dismissed. Submission: 13 Submitted by: Town of Bassendean Summary of Submission: COMMENT / OBJECTION The Town of Bassendean (Town) provided comments in relation to Proposal 1 and Proposal 2 of the amendment, as follows: Proposal 1 The Town supports Proposal 1. Proposal 2 The Town does not support Proposal 2 as it considers that the reclassification of the land as proposed will impede opportunities to develop the proposal area for Transit Oriented Development (TOD) purposes. The Town advises that the proposal area was transferred from the Railways reservation to its current Urban zone by MRS amendment 1154/57 which was Gazetted in 2009. The purpose of that transfer was to facilitate the future development of the area for residential purposes, following detailed structure planning. At the time of amendment 1154/57 the Public Transport Authority advised that the park and ride demand at the station could be accommodated in other reserve areas.

Notwithstanding the MRS amendment, an amendment to the Town's Local Planning Scheme 10 never eventuated and the proposal area was subsequently developed as part of the Bassendean Station park and ride facility. The Town advises that there is still interest in the development of the proposal area, together with the balance of Reserve 12520, to be considered for future mixed use / medium-high density housing given its proximity to the Bassendean station and town centre. Such development would assist the Town in meeting its Perth and [email protected] infill welling targets and is consistent with the State Government METRONET program, which supports TOD. If Proposal 2 is supported as advertised this will add a further impediment to the redevelopment of the site in the future. Planning Comment: Refer to Part 6.1 of the Report on Submissions above for discussion of the matters raised by the Town in relation to Proposal 2. Determination: Submission upheld. Submission: 15 Submitted by: Department of Communities Summary of Submission: COMMENT / OBJECTION The Department of Communities provided comments in relation to Proposals 2 and 5 of the amendment as follows: Proposal 2 The Department of Communities is currently pursuing discussions with the Public Transport Authority regarding the Transit Oriented Development (TOD) potential of a portion of the Bassendean Train Station commuter parking facility. Should Proposal 2 be finalised as advertised it may become redundant and require a future MRS amendment to facilitate a TOD outcome on the site as a result of these ongoing discussions. Given this, the Department recommends that Proposal 2 does not proceed until such a time as discussions have concluded. Proposal 5 The Department is the owner of Lots affected by Proposal 5. The Department notes that the final configuration of the Cecil Avenue / Sevenoaks Street intersection will have a direct interface with its development sites, and that it will have a direct impact on the commerciality of its landholdings. Whilst it is acknowledged that it is outside the scope of this amendment process, the Department requests that it has a right of review for the final designs for the intersection to ensure that development outcomes on its lots are not unduly impacted. The Department requests clarification in relation to: 1 the total land area to be acquired; 2 the rationale for the removal of Lot 5079 from the amendment area prior to advertising;

3 timeframes for the acquisition of the affected land; 4 timeframes for the completion of road widening and intersection works; and 5 the adequacy of tie in requirements to the existing Cecil Avenue road reserve given that

the road reserve terminates abruptly on Lot 5081. This is unlikely to reflect the underlying road concept, or the impact on the Department's land and a review of the reserve boundaries should be undertaken prior to finalisation of the amendment.

Planning Comment: Refer to Part 6.1 of the Report on Submissions above for discussion of matters raised by the Department of Communities in relation to Proposal 2. Proposal 5 As acknowledged in the Department’s submission, its request for a right of review on the final design of the Cecil Avenue / Sevenoaks Street intersection is outside the scope of this MRS amendment process. However, this request will be communicated to the proponent of the amendment, the City of Canning, through this Report on Submissions. The queries raised by the Department are responded to as follows: 1 The total area of additional Other Regional Roads reserve proposed by the amendment

is approximately 534 m2. 2 Lot 5079 was not removed from the amendment area prior to advertising, the

amendment which was advertised has the same footprint as that considered by the Department prior to its initiation.

3 & 4 The timeframes for the acquisition of the affected land and construction of road widening

and intersection works are outside the scope of this MRS amendment process. It is recommended that the Department contact the City of Canning in this regard.

5 The amendment boundaries terminate abruptly as they are for an intersection ‘nib’

reflecting the status of Sevenoaks Street as an Other Regional Road. As Cecil Avenue is not an Other Regional Road the reservation area only extends to the intersection area, rather than its full length. As Cecil Avenue is a local road it is recommended that the Department contact the City of Canning to further discuss the matters raised.

Determination: Submission partially upheld and noted. Submission: 17 Submitted by: Main Roads WA Summary of Submission: COMMENT Main Roads WA provided comments in relation to Proposals 5, 11, 23 and 24 of the amendment as follows: Proposal 5 The MRS amendment at this location should consider any requirement to upgrade the signalised intersection of Cecil Avenue and Sevenoaks Street with consideration of the intensification occurring as part of the Canning City Centre and Westfield Carousel precincts.

Proposal 11 Any future redevelopment of this site will require access to be taken from the local road network via Bernard Street. Direct access to Stirling Highway is not desirable due to the proximity of the Leura Avenue signalised intersection. Proposal 23 The signalised intersection of Hackett Drive / Stirling Highway / Mounts Bay Road is under review, and is likely to result in future upgrade, road widening and land requirements. Proposal 24 Main Roads requests the modification of the amendment to include additional existing structures on the western side of the Mitchell Freeway in the Primary Regional Roads reservation. The structures are depicted on figures attached to Main Roads submission and include; the full bridge abutment structures for the Malcolm Street and Hay Street structure, and the dedicated Principle Shared Path (PSP) and associated retaining wall between Malcolm Street and Hay Street. It should also be noted that planning is underway for an extension of the PSP to the north of Malcolm Street, which impacts on land to the north west of the Malcolm Street bridge, as shown on an attached figure. Planning Comment: Main Roads comments in relation to Proposals 5, 11 and 23 are noted. Refer to Part 6.4 of the Report on Submissions above for discussion of the matters raised in relation to Proposal 24. Determination: Submission noted. Submission: 18 Submitted by: Town of Mosman Park Summary of Submission: SUPPORT / COMMENT The Town of Mosman Park advises that it supports Proposal 14, subject to the modification of the proposed reservation from Parks and Recreation to Parks and Recreation - Restricted Public Access, to ensure consistency with the remainder of Reserve 25466. Planning Comment: Refer to Part 6.2 of the Report on Submissions above for discussion of the matters raised by the Public Transport Authority in relation to Proposal 14. Determination: Submission upheld.

Schedule 3

The amendment figures - proposals 1 - 27 as advertised

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Central Districts Omnibus No. 5

28 March 2018 Proposal 1

0 5 10 15 20

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Parks and recreation reservation

Proposed minor amendment

File number:833/02/01/00702922Oracle reference no:

Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 1

BASSENDEAN

PALMERSTON STREET

305

271

312313

265

3

4

50

306307

314

2630

302

308

311

267

27

273

268

272

269

316

2

303

275

309

14

88

276

304

274

270

315

310

266

28

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R LOOP

GUILDFO

RD ROAD

RAILWAY

PARADE

ATLA

NTIC B

END

as advertised




0 10 20 30 40

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Railways reservation


File number: 833/02/01/00702922Oracle reference no:

Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 2

ASCOT

WSD

262

600

172

52174

1

602

901

176

171

501

264 173

601

263

261

54

14

265

15

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WATERVIE

W P

ARADE

CENTRAL

AVENUE

COOLGARDIE AVENUE

BULONG AVENUE

as advertised




0 10 20 30 40

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Public purposes reservation - Water Authority of WAWSD



Date: 13/04/2018

Version number:6

Proposal 3

WELSHPOOL

QUEENS PARK

PILBARA

STREET

HA

MIL

TO

NS

TR

EE

T

MIL

LS

STREET

MIL

LS

STREET

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9

5

42

268 269

8

3

51265

52

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1211

101

500

6

43

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44

4

13

10

100

600

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1

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501

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801

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WELSHPOOL ROAD

KE

WD

ALE

RO

AD

ORRONG

ROAD

ATLAS COURT

LONGHURST WAY

as advertised




0 25 50 75 100

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Industrial zoneOther regional roads reservation



Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 4

CANNINGTON

CECIL AVENUE

SEVENOAKS STREET

141

9001

6061

5083

401

5081

5082

as advertised




0 5 10 15 20

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Central city area zoneOther regional roads reservation



Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 5

CANNINGTON

RIVER

ROAD

ALBANY

HIGHWAY

STATIO

N

STREET

705

13

1

54

55

53

as advertised




0 5 10 15 20

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Urban zone



Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 6

312

312

312

312

312

312

312

312

312312

312

312

312

HS

HS

HS

538

481

4

482

569

512

484

565563

518

511

483

509

505

3

559

486

514

507

13411

560

513

519

510

3000

12965

568

8

14203

11

562

10

5

9

564

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539

520

571

517

570

515

485

516

6

566

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506

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714

KALARI DRIVE

SCENIC DRIVE

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LIND

A D

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MARIMBA CRESCENT

ORANA CRESCENTOCEANIC DRIVE

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ND

AL

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RO

AD

CITY BEACH

as advertised




0 25 50 75 100

metres

N


Public purposes reservation - high schoolHSNotice of Delegation

Bush Forever area addition(Site No)Bush Forever area for removal(Site No)



Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 7

Bush forever areas(Site No)

GU

GE

RI

ST

RE

ET

MELVILLE STREET

WARDEN STREET

LAKEWAY STREET

RE

SE

RV

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RE

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WA

LTE

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RE

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601

106

503

4381

4122

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59

200

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600

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66

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35

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60

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47

24

112

301

802

1

96

108

105

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1799

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2266

5636

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70

13

101

22

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500

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26

31

46

201202

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508

91

40

33

42

32

29

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52

10

1366

3070

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88

11

28

102

506

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53

55

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LA

ND

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LAPSLEY ROAD

SHENTON ROAD

DA

VIE

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OA

D

SH

EN

TO

N P

LAC

E

KYLE WAY

EL

LIO

TT

RO

AD

LINKS COURT

AS

HT

ON

AV

EN

UE

KITSON WAY

CO

LLE

GE

RO

AD

JUDGE AVENUE

MOFFLIN AVENUE

MO

TT

ER

AM

AVENUE

TIG

ER

WAY

CLAREMONT

as advertised




0 25 50 75 100

metres

N




Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 8

CLAREMONT

LAKEWAY STREET

220

56

900

74

5175

55

220

as advertised




0 2.5 5 7.5 10

metres

N


Notice of DelegationBush Forever area for removal(Site No)



Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 9


601

5031797

600

801

509

8002

8008

8001508

506

C/|\ 8002

C/|\ 51794

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GRAYLANDS RO

ADTIG

ER

WAY

DAVIE

S R

OAD CLAREMONT

as advertised




0 10 20 30 40

metres

N




Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 10

STIRLING HIGHWAY

BERNARD STREET

CLAREMONT

13

9

37715

10

504

6

300

8

848

1

14

11051

7

C/|\ 21710

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as advertised




0 5 10 15 20

metres

N




Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 11

502

111

108

109

112

601

110

101 C/|\ 42037

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BEDBROOK ROW

YUBA

RL LAN

E

BARRY

MARSHALL

PARAD

E

FIONA

WOOD

ROAD

MURDOCH

as advertised




0 20 40 60 80

metres

N




Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 12

WILLIAMSON ROAD

WIN

DE

LYA

RO

AD

ME

ADO

WCLOSE

PA

RK

LA

NE

FARRINGTONROAD

ST

ON

EC

OU

RT

CANARY PLACE

DORWARD COURT

GARDEN

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GR

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NC

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RT

MO

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WA

LK

ER

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OU

RT

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UR

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BARCLAY ROAD

SOUTH

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KARDINYA

MURDOCH

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80

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66

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91

87

177

800

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137

139

158

455

176

187

95

69

63

2108

1

173

801

164163

820

118

50

195

2450

99

57

3

65

6

179

109

100

68

2550

168

138 90

54

51

82

8

58

7

88

111

130

81

72

192

185

64

70

89

140

132

199

197

71

178

889

174

49

193

123

188

86

84

59

180

92

175

184

as advertised




0 40 80 120 160

metres

N




Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 13

MOSMAN PARK

DOWNEY DRIVE

ARTHUR STREET

HANLIN STREET

OW

ST

ON

ST

RE

ET

88

14

52

300

2

7

665

60

56

4

6

8

13

15

17

656

67 53

9

61

11

64

59

57

1

12

16

62

3

5

131

666

68

63

A/|\ 25466

C/|\33465

as advertised




0 20 40 60 80

metres

N




Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 14

303

300

8191

3128

254

305

3334

253

C/|\ 48325

A/|\ 17391

A/|\ 29174

A/|\ 1667

BIRDWOOD PARADE

DALKEITH

as advertised




0 20 40 60 80

metres

N




Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 15

BR

OC

KW

AY

RO

AD

JOHNXXIII

AVENUE

LEMNOS STREET

SHENTON PARK

MOUNTCLAREMONT

KARRAKATTA

SU

501

500

15061

1

6815 3150

10764 11397

11541

C/|\ 18747

C/|\ 39478

C/|\ 29320

C/|\ 8636

C/|\ 52728

C/|\ 33986

as advertised




0 20 40 60 80

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Public purposes reservation - special usesSU

Urban zone



Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 16

PERTHEAST PERTH

VICTORIA SQUARE

WITTENOOM STREET

LOR

D

ST

RE

ET

NA

SH

STR

EE

T

LO

RD

ST

RE

ET

ROYAL STREET

MOORE

STREET

CLO

TIL

DE

ST

RE

ET

NO

RB

ER

T

ST

RE

ET

WELLINGTON STREET

MOORE

STREET

H

H

4

916

1287

6

20

200

5012

7

17

23

201

800

34

100

12

500

15

21

801505

920

966

43

0

19

150

151

16

802

1084

857

1

303

502

5

18

24

14

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C/|\ 40612

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C/|\ 41389

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C/|\51529

C/|\ 45125

C/|\ 40152

C/|\ 49966

as advertised




0 20 40 60 80

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Central city area zone

Public purposes reservation - hospitalH



Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 17

EAST PERTHSU

FIE

LD

ER

ST

RE

ET

ROYAL STREET

WITTENOOM STREET

750

925

1094

1051

55

1144

5

935

9

7

1238

6

C/|\ 42889

C/|\ 45202

C/|\ 45708

C/|\ 36537

C/|\ 42890

as advertised




0 5 10 15 20

metres

N




Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 18

PERTH

STI

RLI

NG

STR

EE

T

PIE

R

STR

EE

T

JAMES

STREET

MOORE

STREET

PIE

R

STR

EE

T

WELLINGTON

STREET

H

1

19

52

44

916

60

1005

1181

123

150

1081

420

500

501

2

3

W19

798

920

650

W22

783

4

4218

50

820

45

C/|\ 44308

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C/|\ 24628

C/|\ 45463

as advertised




0 10 20 30 40

metres

N


Public purposes reservation - hospitalHRailways reservation



Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 19

PERTH

IRW

IN

ST

RE

ET

MURRAY

STREET

WELLINGTON STREET

H

555

191

916

5

102

790

101

2

81

3

23

505

920

82

501

820

C/|\ 50336

C/|\ 24628

C/|\ 51529

C/|\ 30365

as advertised




0 10 20 30 40

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Public purposes reservation - hospitalH



Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 20

PERTH

BA

RR

AC

K

ST

RE

ET

BE

AU

FO

RT

ST

RE

ET

WELLINGTON STREET

ROE

STREET

SU

110

1178

8

99

100

11791181

3

969

2

C/|\46304 C/|\ 44308

A/|\ 44312

C/|\37000

as advertised




0 5 10 15 20

metres

N


Public purposes reservation - special usesSURailways reservation



Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 21

EAST PERTH

SU

WICKHAM

STREET

PLA

IN

ST

RE

ET

1093

1090

1091

E107

775

201

A/|\ 21054C/|\ 50646

C/|\ 45144

C/|\ 25631

as advertised




0 5 10 15 20

metres

N




Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 22

U

WSD

MOUNTS BAY ROAD

HA

CK

ET

TD

RIV

E

6593

6591

300

6592

9

14555

6

13177

7

2885

C/|\ 48325A/|\ 17375

C/|\ 17331

C/|\ 36579

C/|\ 36225

CRAWLEY

as advertised




0 10 20 30 40

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Public purposes reservation - universityUPublic purposes reservation - Water Authority of WAWSD



Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 23

WEST PERTHPERTH

STGEORGES

TERRACE

PARLIAMENT PLACECHURCH ROW

HA

RV

ES

T

TE

RR

AC

E

MOUNTS BAY ROAD

MIT

CH

EL

LF

RE

EW

AY

HAY

STREET

MIL

LIG

AN

ST

RE

ET

MALCOLM

STREET

ELD

ER

STR

EE

T

GE

OR

GE

STR

EE

T MURRAY STREETHAY STREET

SP

RIN

G

STR

EE

T

MOUNT STREET

103

45

220

210

300

16

2002

57

651

650

5121

37

18

10

12

161 164

3000

4049

202 206

203

355

44

501

204

50802

19

2

H55

2210

39

205

L78

H6

1334

500

15

10247

22

123

4

31

17

801

412

1

2003

56

7

9

14 88101

100

38

35

20

301

11

2001

58

A/|\26741

A/|\44975

A/|\ 1162 C/|\ 36692

A/|\45024

as advertised




0 25 50 75 100

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Central city area zonePrimary regional roads reservation



Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 24

SOUTH PERTH

KINGS PARK

PERTH

MOUNTS

BAY

ROAD

KW

INA

NA

F

RE

EW

AY

MILL

POIN

T

RO

AD

RIVERSIDE DRIVE

1143

300

503

13017

921

920

896

301

C/|\ 36167

C/|\ 37594

C/|\ 33804

A/|\ 1720

C/|\ 48325

as advertised




0 20 40 60 80

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Primary regional roads reservation



Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 25

YOKINE

SEC

FL

IND

ER

S S

TR

EE

T

81

9

8892

66

91

29

1013

8

12

96

87

82

as advertised




0 5 10 15 20

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Public purposes reservation - State Energy CommissionSEC



Date: 13/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 26

EASTVICTORIA

PARK

ST JAMES

WELSHPOOL

WELSHPOOL ROAD

FORWARD

STREET

1112

888

1

100

8

as advertised




0 2.5 5 7.5 10

metres

N




Date: 26/04/2018

Version number: 6

Proposal 27

Schedule 4

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340

338

1

339

337

30

302

2

31

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BASSENDEAN

as modified

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1 May 2019 Proposal 1

0 5 10 15 20

metres

N




Date: 1/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 1

BASSENDEAN

PALMERSTON STREET

304

316

3

312

314

265

50

276

274

305

313

302

303

310311

315

267

88

306

308

271

266

2

275

272

270269

28

2630

273

14

27

268

307

309

4

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R LOOP

GUILDFO

RD ROAD

RAILWAY

PARADE

ATLA

NTIC B

END

as modified




0 10 20 30 40

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Railways reservation



Date: 1/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 2deleted

ASCOT

WSD

263

600

174

262 14261

54

265

1

15

602

264

52

173172

176

171 901

601

501

C/|\ 36441

WATERVIE

W P

ARADE

CENTRAL

AVENUE

COOLGARDIE AVENUE

BULONG AVENUE

as modified




0 10 20 30 40

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Public purposes reservation - Water Authority of WAWSD



Date: 1/04/2019

Version number:7

Proposal 3

WELSHPOOL

QUEENS PARK

PILBARA

STREET

HA

MIL

TO

NS

TR

EE

T

MIL

LS

STREET

MIL

LS

STREET

2

11269

3600

100

101

52

51261

44

300 50

801

5

260

45

265

501

42

262

13

800

802

9

23

264

12

10

268

8

500

7

46

263

43

1

340

4

26624

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WELSHPOOL ROAD

ORRONG ROAD

ATLAS COURT

KE

WD

ALE

RO

AD

LONGHURST WAY

as modified




0 25 50 75 100

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Industrial zoneOther regional roads reservation



Date: 1/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 4

CANNINGTON

CECIL AVENUE

SEVENOAKS STREET

61

5081

60

5083

9001

5

5082

401

as modified




0 5 10 15 20

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Central city area zoneOther regional roads reservation



Date: 1/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 5

CANNINGTON

RIVER

ROAD

ALBANY

HIGHWAY

STATIO

N

STREET

800

54

153

55

705

as modified




0 5 10 15 20

metres

N




Date: 1/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 6

312

312

312

312

312

312

312

312

312312

312

312

312

HS

HS

HS3

516

564

518

8

565

508513

511

483

13411

714

538

570

4

10

569

5

512

514

517

484

509

507

12965

11

482

563

568

505

562

1

560

6

519

3000

539

520

481

9

515

566

7

510

506

14203

571

559

486 485

KALARI DRIVE

SCENIC DRIVE

KA

LIND

A D

RIV

E

MARIMBA CRESCENT

ORANA CRESCENTOCEANIC DRIVE

DA

ND

AL

OO

RO

AD

CITY BEACH

as modified




0 25 50 75 100

metres

N


Public purposes reservation - high schoolHSNotice of Delegation

Bush Forever area addition(Site No)Bush Forever area for removal(Site No)



Date: 1/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 7


GU

GE

RI

ST

RE

ET

MELVILLE STREET

WARDEN STREET

LAKEWAY STREET

RE

SE

RV

E

ST

RE

ET

WA

LTE

R

ST

RE

ET

301

70

96

508

66 67

39 38

205

35

59

200

27

5352

901

1

106

7

500

4385

504

32

60

501

51

36

88

62

6

105

509

4381

9008

1215

1618

9190

116

3282

58

31

25

502

1366

13

4380

506

917

89

30

46

4782

55

3070

802

P227

6463

600

22

4386

801

6914

1799

226

2266

111

44

61

23

54

202

20311

37

115

50

29

56

24

71

101

503

4379

28

102

4122

8002

204

20

1797

3

42

49

201

10

7813

900

108

601

4

8

5

1004123

438719

40

33

34

4748

112

C/|\ 27367

C/|\52924 C/|\ 8003

C/|\40523

A/|\ 22142

C/|\ 51049

C/|\51625

A/|\ 4228

C/|\ 8002

C/|\9249

C/|\52229

C/|\ 51794

GR

AY

LA

ND

S R

OA

D

LAPSLEY ROAD

SHENTON ROAD

DA

VIE

S R

OA

D

SH

EN

TO

N P

LAC

E

KYLE WAY

EL

LIO

TT

RO

AD

LINKS COURT

AS

HT

ON

AV

EN

UE

KITSON WAY

CO

LLE

GE

RO

AD

JUDGE AVENUE

MOFFLIN AVENUE

MO

TT

ER

AM

AVENUE

TIG

ER

WAY

CLAREMONT

as modified




0 25 50 75 100

metres

N




Date: 1/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 8

CLAREMONT

LAKEWAY STREET

220

51

74

75

55

56

900

220

as modified




0 2.5 5 7.5 10

metres

N


Notice of DelegationBush Forever area for removal(Site No)



Date: 1/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 9


8001

508

509

506

600

801

8008

503

8002

1797

601

C/|\ 52924

C/|\ 8002

C/|\ 51794

GRAYLANDS RO

ADTIG

ER

WAY

DAVIE

S R

OAD CLAREMONT

as modified




0 10 20 30 40

metres

N




Date: 1/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 10

STIRLING HIGHWAY

BERNARD STREET

CLAREMONT

504

9

145

848

10

37711

13

7

11051

300

86A/|\ 883

C/|\ 21710

C/|\ 21711

as modified




0 5 10 15 20

metres

N




Date: 1/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 11

601

502

101

1119500

1

3

121

2

108

C/|\ 51912

C/|\ 42037

BEDBROOK ROW

YUBA

RL LAN

E

BARRY

MARSH

ALL

PARAD

E

FIONA

WOOD

ROAD

MURDOCH

as modified




0 20 40 60 80

metres

N




Date: 1/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 12

WILLIAMSON ROAD

WIN

DE

LYA

RO

AD

ME

ADO

WCLOSE

PA

RK

LA

NE

FARRINGTONROAD

ST

ON

EC

OU

RT

CANARY PLACE

DORWARD COURT

GARDEN

ME

WS

GR

EE

NC

OU

RT

MO

NT

ER

EY

CO

UR

T

WA

LK

ER

C

OU

RT

SE

XT

ON

CO

UR

T

BARCLAY ROAD

SOUTH

STREET

NORTH LAKE

KARDINYA

MURDOCH

C/|\33786

C/|\44586

C/|\ 33728

455

52

120

118

49

197

48

2450

66

9

124

59

179

91

1

175

181172

138139

50

199

72

3

98

64

95

85

109889

108

110111

159

157

53

47

51

196195

99

82 5

8

188

125

63

182

92

2

173

61

184

163

37

820

193

56

71 69

177

174

2550

170 164

160158

132130

90

80

119

192

176

123

6

86

180

800801

100

68

303

171194

5758

70

7

137

140

54

81

185

87

65

187

84

178

8889

168

as modified




0 40 80 120 160

metres

N




Date: 1/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 13

MOSMAN PARK

DOWNEY DRIVE

ARTHUR STREET

HANLIN STREET

OW

ST

ON

ST

RE

ET R

6

68

56

601

8

9

12

52 53

300

88

5

602

14

4

17

65664

3

16

13161

2

7

15

665

666

63

59

62

1

11

67 60

57

C/|\ 33465

A/|\ 25466

as modified




0 20 40 60 80

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Parks and Recreation - restricted public access reservationR


File number: 833/02/01/0070

2922Oracle reference no:

Date: 7/05/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 14As modified

303

8191

305

254

253

3334

3128

300

C/|\ 48325

A/|\ 17391

A/|\ 29174

A/|\ 1667

BIRDWOOD PARADE

DALKEITH

as modified




0 20 40 60 80

metres

N




Date: 1/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 15

BR

OC

KW

AY

RO

AD

JOHNXXIII

AVENUE

LEMNOS STREET

SHENTON PARK

MOUNTCLAREMONT

KARRAKATTA

SU

10764

6815

1

3150

11397

500

15061

11541

501C/|\ 52728

C/|\ 39478

C/|\ 8636

C/|\ 29320

C/|\ 33986

C/|\ 18747

as modified




0 20 40 60 80

metres

N


Urban zone



Date: 1/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 16

PERTHEAST PERTH

VICTORIA SQUARE

WITTENOOM STREET

LOR

D

ST

RE

ET

NA

SH

STR

EE

T

LO

RD

ST

RE

ET

ROYAL STREET

MOORE

STREET

CLO

TIL

DE

ST

RE

ET

NO

RB

ER

T

ST

RE

ET

WELLINGTON STREET

MOORE

STREET

H

920

43

150

16 15

20

802

801

1287

19

857

151

505966

7100

200

501

916

1

5

23

14

21

500

20

17

24

12

201

1084

800

3418

303

4

502

6

C/|\ 45125

C/|\ 40612

C/|\41232

C/|\ 31269

C/|\ 39481 C/|\39482

C/|\ 41389

C/|\ 40152

C/|\51529

C/|\45126

C/|\ 49966

C/|\42299

as modified




0 20 40 60 80

metres

N


Public purposes reservation - hospitalH



Date: 1/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 17

EAST PERTHSU

FIE

LD

ER

ST

RE

ET

ROYAL STREET

WITTENOOM STREET

1238

9

1094

6

5

1051

935

1144

925 55

7

750

C/|\ 36537

C/|\ 45202

C/|\ 42890

C/|\ 45708

C/|\ 42889

as modified




0 5 10 15 20

metres

N




Date: 1/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 18

PERTH

STI

RLI

NG

STR

EE

T

PIE

R

STR

EE

T

JAMES

STREET

MOORE

STREET

PIE

R

STR

EE

T

WELLINGTON

STREET

H

5

501

1081

9204

3

100

420

W19

798

44

52

421

123

650

W22

19

150

916

60

45

8

1

50

820

1181

500

2

783

C/|\25161

C/|\ 45463

C/|\ 44308

C/|\ 24628

as modified




0 10 20 30 40

metres

N


Public purposes reservation - hospitalHRailways reservation



Date: 1/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 19

PERTH

IRW

IN

ST

RE

ET

MURRAY

STREET

WELLINGTON STREET

H

555

5

790

101

920

501

102

1

505

82

19

916

81

11

820

3

2

10

C/|\ 30365

C/|\ 50336

C/|\ 51529

C/|\ 24628

as modified




0 10 20 30 40

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Public purposes reservation - hospitalH



Date: 2/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 20

PERTH

BA

RR

AC

K

ST

RE

ET

BE

AU

FO

RT

ST

RE

ET

WELLINGTON STREET

ROE

STREET

SU

1179

100

8

969

1178

2

110

99

3

1181

A/|\ 44312

C/|\37000

C/|\46304 C/|\ 44308

as modified




0 5 10 15 20

metres

N


Public purposes reservation - special usesSURailways reservation



Date: 2/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 21

EAST PERTH

SU

WICKHAM

STREET

PLA

IN

ST

RE

ET

1091

1090

E107

775

1093

201

A/|\ 21054

C/|\ 45144

C/|\ 25631

as modified




0 5 10 15 20

metres

N




Date: 2/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 22

U

WSD

MOUNTS BAY ROAD

HA

CK

ET

TD

RIV

E

67

2885

9

6592

14555

13177

6593

300

6591

C/|\ 48325

C/|\ 36225

A/|\ 17375

C/|\ 36579

C/|\ 17331

CRAWLEY

as modified




0 10 20 30 40

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Public purposes reservation - universityUPublic purposes reservation - Water Authority of WAWSD



Date: 2/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 23

WEST PERTHPERTH

STGEORGES

TERRACE

PARLIAMENT PLACECHURCH ROW

HA

RV

ES

T

TE

RR

AC

E

MOUNTS BAY ROAD

MIT

CH

EL

LF

RE

EW

AY

HAY

STREET

MIL

LIG

AN

ST

RE

ET

MALCOLM

STREET

ELD

ER

STR

EE

T

GE

OR

GE

STR

EE

T MURRAY STREETHAY STREET

SP

RIN

G

STR

EE

T

MOUNT STREET

14

17 38

20

2001

103

102

202

22

11

16

55

164H6

1334

501

220

H55

3

802

56

1

1537

210

412

101

47

203

301

50

300

2003

L78

44 45

49221

39

801

205

12

161

2002

40

500

19

88

18

35

204

10

58

7

51

3000

9

31

21

100

206

0

123

57

2

4

A/|\ 45024

A/|\26741

A/|\ 1162

A/|\44975

C/|\ 36692

as modified




0 25 50 75 100

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Central city area zonePrimary regional roads reservation



Date: 2/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 24

SOUTH PERTH

KINGS PARK

PERTH

MOUNTS

BAY

ROAD

KW

INA

NA

F

RE

EW

AY

MILL

POIN

T

RO

AD

RIVERSIDE DRIVE

921

1143

920

301

896

503

300 13017

C/|\ 36167

C/|\ 48325

C/|\ 33804

A/|\ 1720

C/|\ 37594

as modified




0 20 40 60 80

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Primary regional roads reservation



Date: 2/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 25

YOKINE

SEC

FL

IND

ER

S S

TR

EE

T

9

13

96

66

81

8

29

87

88

82

10

92 91

12

as modified




0 5 10 15 20

metres

N

Proposed Amendment:Public purposes reservation - State Energy CommissionSEC



Date: 2/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 26

EASTVICTORIA

PARK

ST JAMES

WELSHPOOL

WELSHPOOL ROAD

FORWARD

STREET

1112

888

8

1

100

as modified




0 2.5 5 7.5 10

metres

N




Date: 2/04/2019

Version number: 7

Proposal 27

Appendix 1

List of detail plans as advertised


Proposed Minor Amendment

Amendment 1341/57

as advertised Amending Plan 1.7750 Detail Plans 1.6220, 1.6263, 1.6296 Amending Plan 1.7751 Detail Plans 1.6215, 1.6269, 1.6270, 1.6295, 1.6307, 1.6310, 1.6324, 1.6326, 1.6340 Amending Plan 1.7752 Detail Plans 1.6379, 1.6396, 1.6468, 1.6482, 1.6483 Amending Plan 1.7754 Detail Plans 1.6368, 1.6369, 1.6370, 1.6404, 1.6429

Appendix 2

List of detail plans as modified


Proposed Minor Amendment

Amendment 1341/57

as modified Amendment Plan 1.7750/1 Detail Plans 1.6237, 1.6263, 1.6296 Amendment Plan 1.7751/1 Detail Plans 1.6215, 1.6269, 1.6270, 1.6295, 1.6307, 1.6310, 1.6324, 1.6326, 1.6340 Amendment Plan 1.7752/1 Detail Plans 1.6379, 1.6396, 1.6468, 1.6482, 1.6483 Amendment Plan 1.7754/1 Detail Plans 1.6368, 1.6369, 1.6370, 1.6404, 1.6420

Submissions

Submission 1

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From: Fogarty, LouiseSent; Friday, 10 August 2018 10:03 AMTo: Thomas, AndrewSubject METROPOLITAN REGIO SCHEME AMENDMENT 1341/57 - CE TRAL DISTRICTS OMNIBUS5

Your ref: 833-2-1-70 Pt 1 (RLS/0749/1)Our ref: DT/15/05120

Dear Andrew,

METROPOLITAN REGION SCHE E AME DME T 1341/57 - CE TRAL DISTRICTS OM IBUS 5

I refer to your letter dated 3 August 2018 regarding a request for comment for the abovementionedMRS amendment.

The Department of Transport (DoT) has no comment to provide for the above.

Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposal.

Regards,Louise

Louise FogartySenior Transport Planner | Integrated Transport Planning | Department of Transport140 William Street, Perth WA6000Tel: (08) 6551 6840 | Fax: (08) 6551 6492Email: [email protected] | Web: www.transport.wa.qov.au

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Submission 2

9 August 2018South West Aboriginal

Land & Sea Council

Ms Sam EganSecretaryWestern Australian Planning Com issionLocked Bag 2506PERTH W 6000

Department of Planning,Lands and Heritage

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Dear Sam

WIETROPOLIT N REGION SCHEME PROPOSED AMENDWIENT 1341/57 -CENTR L DISTRICTS OM IBUS 5

The South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council (SWALSC) is the native title serviceprovider body for the Whadjuk People (WAD242/2011).

On 8 August 2018, SWALSC received correspondence from the WA PlanningCommission and City of Armadale amendment Report for MRSA 1341/57 (MinorAmendment).

The purpose of the amendment is to update various zones and reservations in theCentral Districts Omnibus 5 regarding the Metropolitan Region Scheme (M S).

On behalf of the Whadjuk people we make the following comments:

Proposal 9 - significant concern that the Bush Forever site 220 is to be removed.

Proposal 19 - portion of UCL to be transferred. Native title rights and interests need tobe considered and relevant notices provided to the Whadjuk People.

Proposal 22 - transfer of Reserve 21054 (East Perth Cemetery) to the Public Purposes.If the re-zoning means it will be retained as part of the Cemetery SWALSC has no issue.The East Perth Cemetery and surrounds is likely to hold burial sites for Aboriginal Peopleand to be protected.

On behalf of the Whadjuk People we reserve the right to request protection of Aboriginalheritage values.

Please contact me if you wish to discuss this matter further.

Yours sincerely

Carolyn FennelleLegal OfficerSout West boriginal Land & Sea Counc l

Telephone: 9358 7400 ° 1800 617 617 * Facsimilie: 9358 7499

1490 Albany Highway, Cannington • PO Box 585 Cannington, WA 6987 www.noongar.org.au

ICN 3832ABN 42 485 265 673

Thomas, Andrew

Submission 3

From: Ricciardi, Janelle rmailto:[email protected]]Sent: Wednesday, 15 August 2018 4:25 PMTo: 'Thomas, Andrew'Subject: Central Districts Omnibus 5 - Your ref 833-2-1-70 ptl

PTA File No. 00147/18

Hello Andrew,

I refer to your letter dated 3 August 2018 seeking comments regarding MRS Amendment 1341/57 -Central Districts Omnibus 5.

The PTA does not support a part of Proposal 19, seeking to transfer a portion of Lots 50,100 andrailway reser e from Railways to Central City Area . This land should remain as a railway

reservation as the carpark is used by PTA employees who work outside the operating hours of publictransport.

Kind regards,

Janelle RicciardiLand & Corridor Officer | IP&LSPublic Transport Authority of Western AustraliaPublic Transport Centre, West Parade, Perth, 6000Tel: (08) 9326 2374Email: [email protected] | Web: www.pta.wa.gov.au

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Submission 4

Your Ref: 833-2-1 -70 Pt (RLS/0749/1)

O r Ref: LM: Planning AUG 2018

Contact: Neil Parry

Telep one: 08 9223 4944

31 August 2018

Ms Sam FaganWestern Australian Planning Commission140 William StreetPERTH WA 6000

Attention: Andrew Thomas

Dear Ms Fagan

METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME PROPOSED A END E T 1341/57 CENTR LDISTRICTS O NIBUS 5

Thank you for your referral of 3 August 2018 seeking comment on the above proposal.

DBP as the owner and operator of the Dampier to Bunbury Natural Gas Pipeline, has reviewedthe documentation and has no objection to the proposal.

Thank you for the opportunity to provide comments and should you have any further inquiries,please do not hesitate to contact me on the number above.

ABN 78 081 609 289Level 6, 12-14 The Esplanade

Perth WA 6000Postal AddressPO Box Z5267

Perth St Georges Tee WA 6831Telephone: +61 8 9223 4300Facsimile: +61 8 9223 4301

Yours sincerely

Neil ParryManager, Land ManagementDampier Bunbury Pipeline


31 AUG 2018

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Submission 5Government of Western Australia

orth Metropolitan Health Service

Your Ref: 833-2-1-70 Ft 1 (RLS/0749/1)Our Ref: D/18/62963Enquiries: Tanya Adair- 08 6457 2789

Mr Sam GaganSecretaryWestern Australian Planning Comission140 William StreetPERTH WA 6000

[email protected]

Dear Mr Gagan

METROPOLITAN REGIO SCHE E (MRS) AMENDMENT 1341/57 CENTRALDISTRICTS

I refer to your letter of 3 August 2018 outlining the Western Australian PlanningCommission s resolution to amend the Metropolitan Region Scheme (MRS) beingAmendment 1341/57 Central Districts Omnibus 5.

The North Metropolitan Health Service has reviewed the MRS amendment and advises itholds no objection to the 27 proposals.

Should you have any queries or require additional information, please contact Ms TanyaAdair, Acting Executive Director Procurement, Infrastrucure and Contract Management on6457 2789 or via email [email protected]

Yours sincerely

Dr Robyn LawrenceCHIEF EXECUTIVE

R* September 2018

DEPARTMENT OF PLA NI G

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Submission 6

Department of Biodiversity,Conservation and Attractions

.

PARKSANDWILDLIFESERVICE

GOVERNMENT OFWESTERN USTRALIA

Your ref: 833-2-1-70 Pt 1 (RLS/0749/1)

Our ref: 2017/2789

Enquiries: Gabrielle Shepherd

P one: 9278 0910

Email: gabrielle.s [email protected]

Ms Sam FaganSecretaryWestern Australian Planning CommissionLocked Bag 2506PERTH WA 6001


Dear Ms Fagan

METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME AME DME T 1341/57 - CENTR L DISTRICTSOM IBUS 5

Thank you for providing the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA)with the opportunity to comment on the above mentioned Metropolitan Region Scheme (MRS)amendment. It should be noted that assessment has only been undertaken on the proposedamendments which have the potential to affect the Swan Canning Development Control Area,namely Proposals 1,14, 15, 23 and 25.

In reference to the preliminary comments provided in July 2017, DBCA did not fully supportproposed amendment 17 relating to land in Hackett Drive, Crawley, as part of the land included inthe amendment provided access to and from the Matilda Bay Reserve. DBCA notes that theproposal has been modified to reflect the advice provided in July. This amendment is identified asProposal 23 in the current document.

DBCA has assessed the proposed amendments and you are advised that there are no objections.

If you have any queries regarding this matter, please contact Gabrielle Shepherd, Planning Officer,on 9278 0910. In all correspondence please quote the above reference number.

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Phone: (08) 9219 9000 Email: [email protected]

Enquiries: Chris SchoolingTelephone: (08) 9231 0594Our Ref: PL.H6.1Yo r Ref: 833-2-1-70 Pt 1 (RLS/0749/1)

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Dear Madam,

METROPOLITAN REGIO SCHE E PROPOSED A END ENT 1341/57 - CENTRAL DISTRICTSOMNIBUS 5 - CITY OF C N ING CO ENT

I refer to your letter dated 3 August 2018 inviting comment on the above Metropolitan Region Schemeamendment.

The City has reviewed the amendment and supports the proposals that affect land within its boundaries(Proposals 4, 5 and 6).

In particular, the City requested the inclusion of Proposals 5 and 6 in Amendment 1341/57. Correspondencefrom the City (including letters dated 8 December 2016 and 19 December 2017), a response from theWestern Australian Planning Commission (dated 8 January 2018) and numerous emails from February 2018relate in particular to Proposal 5.

If you have any further queries regarding this matter, please contact me on (08) 9231 0594 [email protected].

Yours sincerely

Chris SchoolingSenior Strategic Projects Planner

Submission 8

Western Australian Planning CommissionLocked Bag 2506PERTH WA 6000

Your ref 833-2-1-70

Our ref (RLS/0749/1)Enquiries D18/0420400

Dear Ms Fagan

Proposed iVI S Amendment 1341/57 - Central Districts Omnibus 5

Thank you for your letter dated 3 August 2018 regarding the proposed MRS Amendmentfor the Central Districts Omnibus 5.

The Department of Education has reviewed the document and makes the comment thatin regard to Town of Cambridge Proposal 7 it agrees with the proposal to align theboundaries of the Parks and Recreation and Public Purposes - High School reservationswith the cadastral boundary.

The Department advises that it has no objection to all the other proposals within theamendment.

Yours sincerely

STEPHEN MULDOONSENIOR CONSULTANTASSET PLANNING and SERVICES

20 September 2018

151 Royal Street, East Perth Western Australia 6004

Submission 9

Enquiries:Our Reference:

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Dear Sir / Madam,

Proposed MRS Amendment - Central Districts O i us 5 -Request for Co ent

Thank you for your request for comment regarding the above. Inresponse, the City advises the following.

Proposal 15

The City has no concerns regarding Proposal 15, as it will result in theland being the same reservation as the remainder of the Sunset Hospitalsite, being Parks and Recreation .

Proposal 16

The City currently has no concerns regarding the designation of Reserve33986 being changed from Public Purposes - CommonwealthGovernment to ‘Public Purposes - Special Use .

The City currently has no concerns regarding the transfer of Lot 10764from ‘Public Purposes - Hospital’ to the ‘Urban’ zone. Please be advisedthat Lot 10764 John XXIII Avenue falls within an area which is currentlyidentified under the City s Local Planning Strategy as the ‘Mt ClaremontEast Precinct’, the purpose of which is to:

• Retain and enhance the character and streetscape of theexisting residential areas.

® Comprehensively plan for the remaining non-residential areas.® Land uses and development within this area shall not conflict

with the urban character being predominantly of sporting,research and educational facilities.

• Prevent the encroachment of sensitive land uses andresidential development within the Subiaco WWTP odourbuffer area.

© Consider opportunities to consolidate and improve accessthroughout the precinct.

71 Stirling Hi hway NedlandsWA 6009 • PO Box 9 Nedlands WA 690

T 08 9273 3500 • E [email protected] Printed on I00 per cent recycled paper.

City of Nedlands

ABN 92 6I4 728 2I4

nedlands.wa. ov.au

It is requested that the Department of Planning Lands and Heritageinvestigate the possibility of concurrently amending the City s TownPlanning Scheme No. 2.

Both properties included under Proposal 16 fall within the odour buffer forthe Subiaco Waste Water Treatment Plant and are also within a bushfireprone area. Future land uses on these properties will therefore need tocomply with State Planning Policy 3.7 (Bushfire Planning) and StatePlanning Policy 4.1 (Industrial Buffers).

If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact the RonniCrabtree on 9273 3500 or via email [email protected].

Yours faithfully

Ross Jutras-MinettManager Planning

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629 Newcastle Street PO Box 100Leederville WA 6007 Leede 'lle WA 6902

T (08) 9420 2099F (08)9420 3193

Your Ref: 833-2-1-70 Pti (RLS/0749/1Our Ref: JT1 2009 12982 V01 - MRS356891Enquiries: Ross CrockettDirect Tel: 9420 2013 Department of Planning,

Lands and HeritageReceived25th September 2018

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Re: MRS end ent 1341/57 - Central Districts Omnibus 5

Thank you for your letter dated 3rd August 2018. The Water Corporation offers thefollowing comments in regard to this proposal.

Following the rectification to proposed rezoning s as a result of our comments at thePreliminary Comments stage.

The Water Corporation therefore supports the amendments in this MRS omnibusamendment.

Should you have any queries or require further clarification on any of the aboveissues, please do not hesitate to contact the Enquiries Officer.

Ross CrockettDevelopment PlannerLand PlanningAssets Planning Group

watercorporation.com.au ABN 28 003 434917

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2 October 2018

SecretaryWestern Australian Planning CommissionLocked Bag 2506PERTH WA 6001

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SUBMISSION = METROPOLITAN REGIO SCHE E A ENDME T 1341/57CE TR L DIST ICTS O IBUS 5

The above matter was considered by Council at its meeting held on 25 September2018 and resolved as follows:

That Council PROVIDES a submission to the Western Australian PlanningCommission from the Town of Cambridge that states no objection to Proposal 7of Metropolitan Region Scheme Amendment 1341/57.

A completed Form 57 and the relevant Council minutes and report are enclosed.

If you have any further queries in relation to this matter please contact me on 92853116.

Yours sincerely

CHRISTIE DOWNIEACTING MANAGER PLANNING STRATEGIES & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Enel.Form 57 Submission FormCouncil Minutes and Report DV18.139 - 25 September 2018

1 Bold Park Drive Floreat, Western Australia 6014 | PO Box 15 FloreotWA 6014

Phone 08 9347 6000 | Fax 08 9347 6060 | Email [email protected] | ww .cambridge.wa.go .au

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Received

Planning and Development Act 2005

Section 57 Amendment ( imor)Form 57

Submiss onMetropolitan Region Scheme Amendment 1341/57

Cen ral Districts Omnibus 5

OFFICE USE ONLY

To: SecretaryWestern Australian Planning CommissionLocked Bag 2506PERTH WA 6001

Title (Mr, Mrs, Miss, Ms) First Name

Surname Town of Cambridge

Address 1 Bold Park Drive FLOREAT WA Postcode 6014

Contact phone number 9347 6000 Email address [email protected]

Submissions will be published as part of the consultation process. Do you wish to have your nameremoved from your submission? Yes o

The following proposals are the subject of my submission

Proposal 7

Sub ission (Please attach additional pages if required. It is preferred t at any additional information be loose rather than bound)

Please see attached pages

SUBMISSION NUMBER

RLS/0759/1

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turn ove to co plete your su mission

(Submission continued. Please attach additional pages if required)

You should be aware that:

«> The WAPC is subject to the Freedom of information Act 1992 and as such, submissions made to the WAPC may besubject to applications for access under the act.

° In the course of the WAPC assessing submissions, or making its report on these submissions, copies of yoursubmission or the substance of that submission, may be disclosed to third parties.

C tel'V ,To be signe b personfs) making the submission

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Note: Submissions MUST be received by the advertised closing date, being close ofbusiness (5pm) on 12 October 2018. Late submissions will WOT be consi ered.

Contacts: Telephone - (08) 6551 9000 Fax - (08) 6551 9001 Website - http://www.planning.wa.gov.au/pubiic-comment

UNCONFIRMED COUNCIL MINUTESTUESDAY 25 SEPTEMBER 2018

DV18.139 SUB ISSION ON METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME MENDMENT 1341/57 -CENTRAL DISTRICTS O NIBUS 5

COUNCIL DECISION:(COMMITTEE AND ADMINISTRATIO RECO ME DATIO )

Move by ayor Shannon, seconded b Cr Carr

Tha Council PROVIDES a submission to the Western ustralian Planning Co missionfrom t e Town of Cambridge that states no objection to Proposal 7 of Metropolita Region Scheme endment 1341/5 .

otion ut and C RRIED EN-BLGC (9/0)

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The Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) is seeking public comment on anomnibus of minor changes to the Metropolitan Region Scheme (MRS) (Amendment 1341/57).Proposal 7 relates to land located within the Town of Cambridge and therefore it isrecommended that the Town make a submission on the proposal.

Proposal 7 is essentially a reconciliation of the Parks and Recreation and Public Purposes -High School reservations of the MRS to align with land transactions made between theDepartment of Education and Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority. The effect of Proposal 7 isthat the MRS reservations will align with the cadastral boundaries and land holdings of theabove two authorities. Given the minor and administrative nature of Proposal 7, it isrecommended that a submission of 'no objection' be provided to the WAPC.

UTHO ITY / DISCRETION

0 Advocacy

Executive

Legislative

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Information

When the Council advocates on its own behalf or on behalf of itscommunity to another level of government/body/agency.The substantial direction setting and oversight role of the Council, e.g.adopting plans and reports, accepting tenders, directing operations,setting and amending budgets.Includes adopting local laws, town planning schemes & policies.

When the Council opera es as a review authority on decisions made byOfficers for appeal purposes.When the Council determines an application/matter that directly affects aperson s right and interests. The judicial character arises from theobligation to abide by the principles of natural justice. Examples of Quasi-Judicial authority include town planning applications, building licences,applications for other permits/licences (e.g. under Health Act, Dog Act orLocal Laws) and other decisions that may be appealable to the StateAdministrative Tribunal.For the Council/Committee to note.

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Address/Property Location: N/AReport Date: 27 August 2018File Reference: N/AResponsibleExecutive/Director:

Marlaine Lavery, Director Planning and Development

Reporting Officer: Brett Cammell, Manager, Planning Strategies and EconomicDevelopment

Contributing Officer: NilAttachments: 1. Amendment 1341/57 - Amending Plan - Proposal 7

2. Amendment 1341/57 - Detailed Plan - Proposal 7

BACKGROUND:

Transfer of land - Department of Education and Botanical Gardens and Parks Authority

In approximately 2000, a proposal for the International School of Perth at the former City BeachHigh School site highlighted a number of anomalies in the cadastral boundaries and the actualuse of the land. A number of former school uses (car park, lawn and gardens, and accessways)were within the boundary of Bold Park A Class Reserve, whilst some areas of the former schoolland contained remnant vegetation worthy of conservation.

Between December 2000 and June 2001, a new boundary was agreed to between theDepartment of Education (DoE) and Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority (BGPA). The newboundary effectively transferred approximately 17,000sqm of land from DoE to BGPA as part ofBold Park, and approximately 8,000sqm of land from BGPA Bold Park to DoE. The landallocated to Bold Park included Tuart-Banksia and heath vegetation communities that would beprotected once included in the A class reserve.

Despite the process commencing in 2001, the transfer of land was not formalised until 2016.

The below images show the current cadastral boundary for the former City Beach school siteand the current MRS reservations (green shading being Parks and Recreation, yellow shadingbeing Public Purposes - High School).

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MRS Amendment 1341/57

The WAPC is seeking public comment on proposed Metropolitan Region Scheme Amendment1341/57 - Central Districts Omnibus 5 (Amendment). The Amendment contains 27 separateproposals in a number of central metropolitan local government districts, including the Town ofCambridge (Proposal 7).

Proposal 7 is to align the boundaries of the Parks and Recreation and Public Purposes - HighSchool reservations with the cadastral boundary Reserve 29923 (International School of WA)and Reserve 45409 (Bold Park) to reflect the current use and management of the land.The boundary of Bush Forever site 312 is to be generally rationalised to the cadastralboundaries of Reserve to better reflect the location of existing native vegetation.

The image below is a cropped image of the 'Detailed Plans' for the Amendment (seeAttachment 2). The image shows the proposed Public Purposes - High School reservationaligning to the cadastral boundary of the DoE land, as well as the numerous changes to theBush Forever site 312.

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Development approval

On 24 October 2017, the WAPC granted development approval for a new AdministrationBuilding for the City Beach Residential College at Lot 14203 (No. 20) Kalinda Drive, Cit Beach. This development is under construction.

In providing comment to the WAPC on this development, Council sought the imposition of acondition that required the development to be setback a minimum of 4 metres from KaiindaDrive to allow for quality landscaping to replace the loss of vegetation. This condition was notimposed on the development approval by the WAPC.

DETAILS:

Proposal 7 of the Amendment effectively aligns the cadastral boundary changes that occurredover the past years with the underlying planning framework. The planning framework nowbetter reflects the actual uses of the land and the recognition and addition of land to BushForever site 312 is appropriate.

It is recommended that a submission from the Town be provided to the WAPC that states noobjection to Proposal 7 of the Amendment.

POLiCY/STATUTORY IMPLICATIONS:

There are no policy or statutory implications related to this report.

FIN NCIAL IMPLIC TIO S:

There are no financial implications related to this report.

STRATEGIC DIRECTIO :

The content of this report broadly relates to goals and strategies from the Strategic CommunityPlan 2018-2028 as follows:

Our Neighbourhoods

Goal 4: Neighbourhoo s w ere individual c aracter and quality is especte , andplanning is responsive to residents

Strategy 4.5: Liaise with relevant agencies on planning, including provision for education andhealth facilities and service.

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stakeholders.

CO MUNITY ENG GEMENT:

The recommendation of this report has been assessed against the Community EngagementPolicy and Community Engagement Framework. No specific consultation on the content orrecommendation of this report is required. It is noted that the WAPC undertakes its ownconsultation on amendments to the MRS as required by Part 4 of the Planning andDevelopment Act 2005.

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City of Perth

1 October 2018

Ms Sam FaganSecretaryWestern Australian Planning CommissionLoc ed Bag 2506PERTHI WA

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Dear Ms Fagan

METROPOLIT N REGION SCHEME AMENDMENT 1341/57 CENT L DISTRICTSOMNIBUS 5- EQUEST FOR COMMENTS

Thank you for your letter dated 3 August 2018 seeking the City s comments on theabovementioned scheme amendment.

The item was considered by Council at its meeting held on 25 September 2018 whereit was resolved that proposed Metropolitan Region Scheme Amendment No.1341/57 - Central Districts Omnibus 5, as it relates to land located within the City ofPerth boundaries (Proposals 17-25)/is supported.

Should you have any further queries in relation to this matter please don't hesitateto contact Jasmine Flancock by telephone on 9461 3292 or by email atjasmine.hancock(S)cityofperth.wa.gov.au.

Yours sincerely

A/MANAGER CITY PLANNING

ABN 83 780118 628

Council House, 27 St Georges Terrace, PerthCity of Perth, GPO Box C120, Pert WA 6839

P 94613333perth.wa.gov.au

Enquiries to: Jasmine HancockCity Planning (9461 3292)

Email: [email protected]

Our Ref: 253622/2018 Your Ref: 833-2-1-70 Pt 1 (RLS/0749/1)

Response ID ANON-Y3KF-AH62-ESubmission 13

Submitted to Metropolitan Region Scheme inor Amen ent 1341/57 - Centra! Districts Omnibus 5

Submitted on 2018-10-08 09:21:47

Introduction

1 What is your first name?

First name:

Brian

2 What is your surname?

surname:

Reed

3 Submissions may be published as part of the consultation process. Do you wish to have your name removed from your submission?

No

4 What is your email address?

Email:

[email protected]

5 What is your address?

address:

Town ofBassendean

PO box 87Bassendean WA 6934

6 Contact phone number:

phone number:

9377 8005

7 Do you support/oppose the pro osed amendment to the Metropolitan Region Scheme?

Support

8 Submission (reasons for support/opposition). Please type your submission into the box below or copy and paste text from a Microsoft

Word document.

Submission:

Council supports proposal 1 to transfer the Urban zoned portion of Lot 340 West Road to the Parks and Recreation reservation

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Submitted to Metropolitan Region Scheme Minor Amendment 1341/57 - Central Districts O nibus 5Submitted on 2018-10-08 09:30:58

Introduction


First name:

Brian

2 What is your surna e?

surname:

Reed


No

4 What is your email address?

Email:

[email protected]


address:

Town of Bassendean

PO Box 87Bassendean WA 6934


phone number:

9377 8005

7 Do you sup ort/oppose the proposed amendment to the Metropolitan Region Scheme?

Oppose


Word document.

Submission:

Council does not support the reclassification of Lot 50 Railway Parade and adjacent portions of Reserve 12520 fro the Urban zone to the Railways reservation

under the Metropolitan Region Scheme (MRS), as it considers that reclassification of the land as proposed will impede the opportunity to redevelo the land fortransit-oriented development (TOD) and to accord with various State Planning Polices that support such de elopment.

Background to Submission

The land the subject of this amendment was previously zoned Urban under the etropolitan Region Scheme by virtue of Amendment No 1154/57 to the RS,which dealt with the Guildford and Bassendean Station Precincts. The Amendment was gazetted in 2009.

In terms of the Bassendean proposal, at that time, the proposal involved transferring the land fro the Railway Reservation to the Urban Zone, with the eventual

use of the site being proposed to be residential, subject to more detailed structure planning by the proponents, in accordance with the requirements under theTown of Bassendean's Local Planning Scheme No 10.

Again, at the time of the 2008 a endment, the Public Transport Authority (PTA) considered that the park and ride demand could be accommodated in otherareas of the Railway Reserve and the land was identified as being surplus to railway requirements.

However, the proposal to apply a zoning to the land under to the Local Planning Scheme No 10 No 10 never eventuated, and the land was de eloped as part ofthe park and ride facility between 2013 and 2014, with the support of the Council.

The Manager Development Services is aware that some Councillors have expressed an interest for the subject land, together with the balance of Reserve 12520,

to be considered for future mixed use/medium-high density housing given that the site offers opportunities for future transit-oriented development (TOD) with itsclose pro imity to the Bassendean train station and Town centre.

Development of this site as such will assist the Town in achieving its aspirational infill dwelling target set-down in the Perth and Peel @ 3.5 Million planningframework.

It would also accord with the current State Government's METRONET framework whic supports TOD in and around many of Pert 's train stations.

Retaining the present MRS classification to Railways reservation imposes a further impediment to th s site being readily available for future transit-oriented

development.

The continuing use of this site, particularly in the medium to longer term, for parking of vehicles by patrons of the Perth - Midland railway is questioned. Council

will be aware that planning for the proposed Morley - Ellenbroo railway is underway, and once operable, is likely to be patronised by many of the motorists who

currently park at the subject land to travel on the Perth - Midland railway. This potentially ay result in a substantial decline in the use of the subject site as a carpark.

Notwithstanding that the PTA wishes to retain the site as a carpark, development for mixed use/medium-high density housing can still occur over the site onupper floor levels.

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Response ID ANON-Y3KF-AH6W-K Submission 14Submitted to Metropolitan Region Scheme Minor Amendment 1341/57 - Central Districts Omnibus 5Sub itted on 2018-10-11 12:32:17

Introduction


First name:

Fiona

2 What is your surname?

surname:

Snellin


Yes

4 What is your email a d ess?

Email:

[email protected]


address:

ATCO Gas 81 Prinsep Road Jandakot WA 6164


phone number:

61635000

7 Do you support/oppose the proposed amendment to the Metropolitan Region Scheme?

Support


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Submission:

ATCO Gas Australia Pty Ltd own and operate gas pipelines within the areas of the proposed A endments.

ATCO Gas does not have any objection to the proposal to amend the e isting zoning of the 27 nominated locations however at the time of any redevelopment the

existing gas assets must be factored into planning and design.

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Government of Western AustraliaDepartment of Communities

Submission 15

Yourref: MRS Amendment 1341/57Enquiries: Lauren Aitken 9222 4832

Ms Sam FaganSecretaryWestern Australian Planning CommissionLocked Bag 2506PERTH WA 6001

Dear Ms Fagan

MRS Amendment 1341/57 - Central Districts O nibus 5

Thank you for the opportunity to provide comments on the above minor amendmentto the Metropolitan Region Scheme.

Proposal 2

The Department of Communities is currently pursuing discussions with the PublicTransport Authority regarding the transit oriented development potential of existingcommuter parking facilities, including Bassendean Train Station. Rezoning of the landfrom Urban to Railways Reserve will require future rezoning to enable this outcome.Communities is of the view that this amendment may become redundant and shouldnot proceed until such time as inter-agency discussions have advanced further.

Proposal 5

The Department of Communities is the owner of lots affected by Proposal 5 whichproposes the transfer of portions of Lots 5081, 5082 and 5083 Cecil Avenue,Cannington, from the Central City Area zone to Other Regional Roads reservation.

The Cecil Avenue/Sevenoaks Street intersection will have a direct interface withCommunities future development sites. The design and final layout of the intersectionis of critical importance to the commerciality of affected landholdings and ensuringthat pedestrian movement and amenity is prioritised immediately adjacent toCannington Train Station.

While beyond the scope of the amendment process, Communities requests that it hasa right of review for final designs prior to land transfer or construction workscommencing. This is critical to ensuring that Communities intended developmentoutcomes and access arrangements are not unduly impacted.


12 OCT 2018

FILE

99 Plain Street, East Perth WA 6004Locked Bag 22, East Perth WA 6892

Telephone: 08 9222 4666 | Facsimile: 08 9221 [email protected] | communities.wa.gov.au

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Clarification is also required on:

° the total land area to be acquired, which is not communicated in theamendment report;

° the removal of Lot 5079 from the amendment, which was included as part ofthe original omnibus material;

o timeframes for acquisition of the affected land;o timeframes to complete the road widening and intersection construction works;

ando the adequacy of tie in requirements to the existing Cecil Avenue road reserve.

With regard to the latter, the proposed ORR reservation terminates abruptly on Lot5081. This is unlikely to reflect the underlying road concept design or the extent ofimpact on Communities landholdings and a review of the reserve boundaries shouldbe undertaken prior to finalisation.

Should you have any queries regarding this submission, please do not hesitate tocontact the undersigned on 9222 4832.

Yours sincerely

Lauren AitkenSTRATEGIC PLANNERDEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITIES12 October 2018

Planning and Development Act 2005

Section 57 Amendment (Minor)Form 57

SubmissionMetropolitan Region Scheme Amendment 1341/57


To: SecretaryWeste Australian Planning CommissionLocked Bag 2506PERTH WA 6001

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Submission 16

Title: Mr First Name: Stefan

Surname: Frodsham

Address: Western Metropolitan Regional Council, PO Box 47, Mosman ParkPostcode: 6912

Contact phone number: 9384 4003 Email address [email protected]

Submissions will e published as pari of the consultation process. Do you wish to have your nameremoved from your submission? Yes KNo

The following proposals are the subject of my submission

Submission (Please attach additional pages if required. It is preferred that any additional information be loose rather than bound)

The proposed Metropolitan Region Scheme Amendment 1341/57 Proposal 16 includes a change thedesignation of Reserve 33986 from Public Purposes - Commonwealth Government to Public Purposes -Special Use. The WMRC operates the JRF (Jim) cGeough Resource Recovery Facility on this site.

The site at the south-east corner of Brockway Road and Lemnos Street has been in continuous use as awaste transfer station since 1991. It is vested in the W RC for this purpose by the crown, and is t e subjectof a management order placing the land with the WMRC. Both the vesting order and management order arewithout expiry dates.

The WMRC s Facility provides an important regional site for waste consolidation and transfer, as well asproviding vital recycling and special waste services to residents from the surrounding centra! westmetropolitan area. The WMRC does not support any change to the MRS t at might restrict its ability tocontinue to operate his site as a Transfer Station for the benefit of its Member Councils and the residentialusers.

I understand that this Proposal 16 is a minor change, to correct an error (as the land in question is under theownership of the state government and not the com onwealth government), and is not anticipated to haveany impact on the existing or future use of this land as a waste transfer station. Indeed, the change maymake any future expansions of the site simpler.

Under these circumstances, WMRC does not oppose this proposal.

turn over to complete your submissionDEPARTMENT OF PLA NING

1 e OCT 2018

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(Submission continued. Please attach additional pages if required)

Note:

The WMRC is in receipt of an extension to 19 October 2019 for the purposesof this making this submission, on account of the WAPC notice regarding theMRS Amendment having been sent to an incorrect address.

You should be aware that:

® The WAPC is subject to the Freedom of Information Act 1992 and as such, submissions made to the WAPC maybesubject to applications for access under the act.

s In the course of the WAPC assessing submissions, or making its report on these submissions, copies of yoursubmission or the substance of that submission, ay be disclosed to third parties,

To be si ned bv personfs) making the submission

Signature Date

Note: Submissions MUST be received by the advertised closing date, being close ofbusiness (5pm) on 12 October 2018. Late submissions will NOT be considered.

Contacts: Telephone-(08) 6551 9000 Fax-(08) 6551 9001 Website - http://www.planning.wa.gov.au/public-comment

Submission

i mainroadsWESTKRX AC TRAUA

Enquiries: Ms Leanne McKenzie on 9323 4360Our Ref: 17/4192 (D18#862067)Your Ref: 833-2-1-70 Pt 1 (RLS/0749/1)

18 October 2018

The SecretaryWestern Australian Planning CommissionLocked Bay 2506PERTH, WA 6001Email: [email protected] (via email)

ATTENTION: ANDREW THOMAS

Dear Andrew,

METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME A ENDMENT 1341/57 - CENTRAL DISTRICTSOM IBUS 5

I refer to your correspondence dated 3 August 2018 requesting Main Roads comments onthe above proposed Metropolitan Region Scheme (MRS) Amendment.

Main Roads advises it has no objection to the proposed Amendments, except for thefollowing:

1. Proposal 24 - upon further review it is Main Roads intent to include existing structureson the western side of Mitchell Freeway into the Primary Regional Road reservation.These structures include (also see attached plans):

o the full bridge abutment structures for Hay Street and Malcolm Street structures,© the dedicated Principle Shared Path (PSP) and associated retaining wall between

Malcolm Street and Hay Street. This nominally requires an additional 3.35m, asshown on attached construction Drawings No. 9631-224 and 9631-225.

Advice Notes

2. Proposal 5 - the MRS Amendment in this location should consider any requirement toupgrade the signalised intersection of Cecil Avenue and Sevenoaks Street withconsideration for intensification occurring as part of the Cannington City Centre andWestfield Carousel precincts.

3. Proposal 11 - Any future re-development of this site will require all access to be takenfrom the local road network, via Bernard Street. Direct access to Stirling Highway isnot desirable given the close proximity to the signalised intersection with LeuraAvenue.

4. Proposal 23 - The signalised intersection at Hackett Drive and Stirling Highway /Mounts Bay Road is under review and is likely to result in a future upgrade, roadwidening and additional land requirements.

DEPARTMENT OF PLA NING

19-OCT 2018

FILE -S/ ysy/j

Main Roads Western Australia

Don Aitken Centre, Waterloo Crescent, East Perth WA 6004PO Box 6202, East Perth WA 6892

mainroads.wa.gov.au

[email protected] 138

5. Proposal 24 - It should be noted that planning is underway for an extension of thePSP to the north of Malcolm Street, which impacts on land to the north west ofMalcolm Street bridge. The attached plan with hatched area indicates the locationand extent for the proposed PSP extension.

Please forward a copy of the Commission s final determination on this proposedAmendment, quoting file reference 17/4192 (D18#862067).

If you require any further information please contact Ms Leanne McKenzie on (08) 9323 4360or email [email protected]

Yours sincerely

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Plan - Proposed changes to Proposal 24 Amendments

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Our Ref: TP4 / ICR108577 LP Enquiries to: Luke PickersgillYour Ref: 833-2-1-70 Pt 1 (RLS/0749/1)

24 October 2018

The Secretary

Western Australian Planning Commission140 William StreetPERTH WA 6000


IViETROPOLITAW REGION SCHEME AMENDMENT 1341/57 - CENTRAL DISTRICTSOMNIBUS 5 - P OPOS L 14

Thank you for the referral of the abovementioned amendment received 7 August

2018, and subsequent granting of an extension of time for response. I advise that

Council at its Ordinary Council Meeting held 23 October 2018 resolved as follows:

That Council advises the Western Australian Planning Commission that the

Town does not object to Amendment 1341/57, Proposal 14 provided that

the portion of Reserve 25466 under consideration is aligned with thecurrent Parks and Recreation - Restricted Public Access reservation, of theremainder of Reserve 25466.

Proposal 14 as referred to the Town will result in the subject land having adifferent reservation to the remainder of Reserve 25466. Accordingly, the Townrequests the entirety of Reserve 25466 have the same reservation under theMRS.

If you have any questions, please don t hesitate to contact Luke Pickersgill on9384 1633 or via email at lpickersgill(5)mosmanpark.wa.gov.au.

Yours faithfully,

LUKE PICKERSGILLSTRATEGIC PL N ER


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Memorial Park, Bay View Terrace, Mosman Park, WA 6012 PO Box 3, Mosman Park, WA 6912T: (08) 9384 1633 F: (08) 9384 369 E: [email protected] W: ww.mosmanpark.wa.gov.au

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