Structure Plans
View all the local structure plans and district structure plans.
All land zoned 'Development' under the Town Planning Scheme is required to be supported by a (Local) Structure Plan. The purpose of the Structure Plan is to identify the pattern of development by depicting specific matters such as the location of all roads, residential densities, public reserves, commercial land and pedestrian/cycle networks.
Structure Plans are advertised for comment prior to adoption and require the approval of the Council and the Western Australian Planning Commission.
Detailed plans of subdivision are required to be in accordance with the prevailing adopted Structure Plan.
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The Council has adopted District Structure Plans over large areas which are identified for future urban development and held in multiple ownership. The purpose of the District Structure Plan is to ensure that coordinated development occurs across the landholdings by identifying infrastructure such as main roads, commercial nodes and regional open space.
The District Structure Plan is used as a basis to assess the more detailed Local Structure Plans.
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