At the 22 August 2011 Ordinary Council Meeting, Council considered the submissions received on the proposed modifications to the Byford Town Centre LSP and responded to the Western Australia Planning Commission. A copy of the Council Report and associated attachments are listed below.
Council Report - OCM006/08/11 (224kb)
Schedule of Submissions to WAPC Proposed Modifications (539kb)
Response to Schedule of Submissions (441kb)
Drainage Advice from GHD (709kb)
Updated Traffic & Transport Report (18.7Mb)
The Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) is proposing a number of modifications to the Byford Town Centre Local Structure Plan. The modifications result from a review of the draft Local Structure Plan by the WAPC.
At a Special Council Meeting held 3 June 2011 Council resolved that The WAPC proposed modifications were substantial in their nature, thus requiring further input from the broader community, and therefore resolved to advertise the modifications. Plans and documents detailing the proposed changes are listed below.
WAPC proposed modifications (2MB)
At a Special Council Meeting held on 8 June 2010 Council approved the Byford Town Centre Local Structure Plan with modifications. The modifications are mostly as a result of submissions received during the two advertising periods.
Byford Town Centre Local Structure Plan, Statutory Section and Justification Report (4.5Mb)
Byford Town Centre Local Structure Plan Map (671kb)
Local Water Management Strategy (12.5Mb)
Environmental Management Plan (4Mb)
Retail Demand Analysis (5.5Mb)
Traffic and Transport Report (11.8Mb)
Draft Byford Town Centre Strategy (26Mb)
Draft Local Planning Policy 31 - Byford Town Centre Design Guidelines (6.4Mb)
The Planning Commission will consider the Byford Town Centre Local Structure Plan and related documentation and make a determination as to how it will be progressed. If you have any queries in this regard please contact the Shire on 9526 1111 or info@sjshire.wa.gov.au. The Shire wishes to thank everyone who made a submission during the advertising period and indeed at any time during the process. Your inputs are valued and appreciated.