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City of Gosnells rezoning parks to residential land
City of Gosnells Amendment No.140 proposes to rezone the following land from ‘Local Open Space’ reserve to the ‘Residential’ zone, with a residential density coding as indicated: Simms Park, Miller Street, Maddington (R20/R30) Berry Court Reserve, Maddington (R30) Willow Way Reserve, Maddington (R30) Lowth Road Three Reserve, Beckenham (R20/R25) To find out more click here
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City of Vincent Town Planning Scheme Review
Vincent are in the process of advertising their Town Planning Scheme No. 2 and Local Planning Strategy. This is a great opportunity to have your say and see if there is opportunity to make the most out of property in the district. Word of advice there is more power in numbers – so if you […]
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Town of Port Hedland Amendment 22 – West End Residential
The Town of Port Hedland have recently amended their Town Planning Scheme to rezone the west residential area of the Port Hedland Townsite to “West End Residential” zone (the areas brown with light blue outline). The scheme states in relation to this: West End Residential AMD 22 GG 27/04/12 6.3.8 The purpose of the West […]
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Why is it so difficult to get an Planning Approval?
I have been at this game for 15 years and I must admit there are many many times I want to run for the hills or want to change careers and scrub toilets instead (i have the luxury of doing at times as I work from home). This job requires balls which I am not well equipped with them but certainly have to act as […]
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City of Bayswater Residential Design Guidelines are out for public comment
http://www.bayswater.wa.gov.au/default.aspx?et=2&ei=196&subSite=1&mode=1&id=30 The City of Bayswater are reviewing their Residential Design Guidelines and you have an opportunity to have your say by the 23 July 2012. The current guidelines can be found here.
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Revised Local Planning Strategy for Bassendean – your chance to have your say
The updated Local Planning Strategy has been forwarded to the West Australian Planning Commission for approval to advertise. The public consultation program and the opportunity for community input and submissions will not commence until the West Australian Planning Commission has granted approval to advertise the document. The public consultation program is expected to commence in […]
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