Local Planning Policy 3.18 │Beaconsfield and White Gum Valley Local Centres

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Local Planning Policy (LPP) 3.18 Beaconsfield and White Gum Valley has been prepared to guide new development projects in the policy area along South Street, Beaconsfield and White Gum Valley.


LPP 3.18 - Beaconsfield and White Gum Valley Local Centres approved.

LPP 3.18 was approved by Council on 13 December 2017. You can access the Council meeting minutes here.


LPP 3.18 to be presented to Planning Committee

The City of Fremantle has considered the submissions for Local Planning Policy 3.18. A report which assesses the submissions has been prepared, presenting a final version of the amendment for adoption by council. The Planning Committee will consider this report at its meeting on Wednesday 6 December 2017.

The report for this meeting is currently available for viewing on the minutes and agendas page.


Consideration of submissions

Local Planning Policy 3.18 was available for public comment from 15 September to 23 October 2017. Three submissions were received with varied issues raised. We have been working through and considering all of these matters to ensure that each one is properly addressed.

We are scheduled to report the full consideration of submissions to the Planning Committee in December, and council after that.

In November, all submitters will receive more detailed correspondence about the progress of local planning policy 3.18.

For more information, contact the Strategic Planning team on 08 9432 9999 or email planning@fremantle.wa.gov.au.


Background to local planning policy 3.18


The policy follows changes to our local planning scheme to facilitate mixed use development in the area. The policy will ensure new development adds to the character of White Gum Valley and Beaconsfield, integrates respectfully with existing residential properties, and provides improved public space on South Street.





Local Planning Policy (LPP) 3.18 Beaconsfield and White Gum Valley has been prepared to guide new development projects in the policy area along South Street, Beaconsfield and White Gum Valley.


LPP 3.18 - Beaconsfield and White Gum Valley Local Centres approved.

LPP 3.18 was approved by Council on 13 December 2017. You can access the Council meeting minutes here.


LPP 3.18 to be presented to Planning Committee

The City of Fremantle has considered the submissions for Local Planning Policy 3.18. A report which assesses the submissions has been prepared, presenting a final version of the amendment for adoption by council. The Planning Committee will consider this report at its meeting on Wednesday 6 December 2017.

The report for this meeting is currently available for viewing on the minutes and agendas page.


Consideration of submissions

Local Planning Policy 3.18 was available for public comment from 15 September to 23 October 2017. Three submissions were received with varied issues raised. We have been working through and considering all of these matters to ensure that each one is properly addressed.

We are scheduled to report the full consideration of submissions to the Planning Committee in December, and council after that.

In November, all submitters will receive more detailed correspondence about the progress of local planning policy 3.18.

For more information, contact the Strategic Planning team on 08 9432 9999 or email planning@fremantle.wa.gov.au.


Background to local planning policy 3.18


The policy follows changes to our local planning scheme to facilitate mixed use development in the area. The policy will ensure new development adds to the character of White Gum Valley and Beaconsfield, integrates respectfully with existing residential properties, and provides improved public space on South Street.