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Consultation has concluded
The Clontarf Road Local Planning Policy has been adopted. For a copy of the policy please see here.
The City of Fremantle has drafted a local planning policy for an area of Clontarf Road that includes four properties as shown in the plan above. The addresses for the four properties are:
No. 2 (lots 72 and 100) Clontarf Road, Beaconsfield
No. 4 (lot 25) Clontarf Road, Beaconsfield and
No. 1 (lot 73) Naylor Street, Beaconsfield
The sites subject to this policy are in the Strang Street redevelopment area. These sites already have the potential to develop into residential apartments under the City’s local planning scheme.
Why is this being proposed?
The purpose of this draft local planning policy is to provide guidance when assessing redevelopment of these sites to promote high quality design outcomes. Under the draft policy, subdivision or development applications will have to demonstrate they address specific design aspects to integrate with the surrounding urban area and landscape features.
The draft policy will not change the zoning, height or density requirements for the area.
Further information on the design outcomes and draft policy can be found here.
The report to council on the draft policy dated 25 January 2107 is available here.
The Clontarf Road Local Planning Policy has been adopted. For a copy of the policy please see here.
The City of Fremantle has drafted a local planning policy for an area of Clontarf Road that includes four properties as shown in the plan above. The addresses for the four properties are:
No. 2 (lots 72 and 100) Clontarf Road, Beaconsfield
No. 4 (lot 25) Clontarf Road, Beaconsfield and
No. 1 (lot 73) Naylor Street, Beaconsfield
The sites subject to this policy are in the Strang Street redevelopment area. These sites already have the potential to develop into residential apartments under the City’s local planning scheme.
Why is this being proposed?
The purpose of this draft local planning policy is to provide guidance when assessing redevelopment of these sites to promote high quality design outcomes. Under the draft policy, subdivision or development applications will have to demonstrate they address specific design aspects to integrate with the surrounding urban area and landscape features.
The draft policy will not change the zoning, height or density requirements for the area.
Further information on the design outcomes and draft policy can be found here.
The report to council on the draft policy dated 25 January 2107 is available here.
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CLOSED: This map consultation has concluded
Submissions for Draft Clontarf Road Local Planning Policy closed on 3 March.
The Planning Officers will consider all submissions and prepare a report with a recommendation for the Planning Committeee to consider at an upcoming meeting.
We will continue to provide updates on My Say Freo.
Time line
Draft planning policy considered by council - 25 January 2017
Clontarf Road Local Planning Policy has finished this stage
Council agrees to release the draft Clontarf Road planning policy for public consultation.
Opportunity to make written submission - 3 February to 3 March 2017
Clontarf Road Local Planning Policy has finished this stage
Public consultation period on draft planning policy.
Opportunity for verbal submission to Planning Committee
Clontarf Road Local Planning Policy has finished this stage
Report on public submissions and recommendation to Planning Committee on draft planning policy. Members of the public are invited to make a verbal submission to the Planning Committe prior to their deliberation.
Opportunity for verbal submission to council
Clontarf Road Local Planning Policy has finished this stage
Council considers written submissions lodged during the public consultation period, hears verbal submissions, considers the recommendation of officers and the resolution of Planning Committee and makes its own recommendation.
Final adoption of the Policy - 26 April 2017
Clontarf Road Local Planning Policy is currently at this stage
Council adopted the policy. The policy can be found here.
