News Type: Community Consultation

13 Ozone Road, Marmion – Single House (New Two Storey)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Feedback is being sought on the following elements of the application as they require consideration against the design principles of State Planning Policy 7.3: Residential Design Codes and/or objectives of the City’s Development in Housing Opportunity Areas Local Planning Policy (HOALPP):

 

Design Aspect

Design Principle/Objective
  • Reduced visual privacy setback to western boundary (Bed 2, Bed 1 and Balcony)

Clause 5.4.1 of the R-Codes

 

 

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Thursday 9 May 2024.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

For further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions.

4 Parkway, Warwick – Grouped Dwelling (Four New Two Storey Dwellings)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Feedback is being sought on the following elements of the application as they require consideration against the design principles of State Planning Policy 7.3: Residential Design Codes and/or objectives of the City’s Development in Housing Opportunity Areas Local Planning Policy (HOALPP):

 

Design Aspect

Design Principle / Objective
  • Primary street setback to Parkway (Unit 1)
 Clause 5.1.2 and 5.2.1 of the R-Codes

Clause 5 and 7 of the HOALPP
  • Upper floor setback to the northern side lot boundary (Unit 1)
 Clause 5.1.3 of the R-Codes

Clause 6 of the HOALPP

 
  • Upper floor setback to the eastern side lot boundary (Unit 4)
  • Toilet without an openable window (Unit 1 and Unit 3)
 Clause 18 of the HOALPP
  • Open space (Unit 2)
 Clause 5.1.4 of the R-Codes

 
  • Internal floor area (Unit 1: Bed 2)
  • Internal ceiling heights (all units)
 Clause 16 of the HOALPP
  • Width of the common driveway
 Clause 5.2.3 and 5.3.5 of the R-Codes

Clause 1 and 10 of the HOALPP

 
  • Outdoor living area – amount of roof cover (Unit 4)
 Clause 5.3.1 of the R-Codes

 
  • Landscape area (Unit 2, Unit 3 and Unit 4)
 Clause 5.3.2 of the R-Codes

Clause 11 of the HOALPP

 
  • Site works (fill) within a metre of the northern side lot boundary
 Clause 5.3.7 of the R-Codes
  • Visual privacy – kitchen window setback to the northern boundary (Unit 1)
 Clause 5.4.1 of the R-Codes
  • Solar access – provision of window shading devices (all units)

Clause 17 of the HOALPP

 

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Thursday 9 May 2024.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

For further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions.

85A Macquarie Avenue, Padbury – Grouped Dwelling (New Single Storey Dwelling)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Feedback is being sought on the following elements of the application as they require consideration against the design principles of State Planning Policy 7.3: Residential Design Codes and/or objectives of the City’s Development in Housing Opportunity Areas Local Planning Policy (HOALPP):

 

Design Aspect

Design Principle / Objective
  • Reduced primary garden area.
 Clause 1.1.1 of the R-Codes
  • Reduced landscaping area.
 Clause 11.1 of the HOALPP

Clause 18.2 of the HOALPP
  • Reduced window size to Bed 2.
  • Openings to the same wall of Bed 2.
 Clause 18.3 of the HOALPP
  • Increased number of boundary walls (western and southern boundaries).
 Clause 6.4 of the HOALPP
  • Retaining/fill height with reduced lot boundary setbacks (eastern and southern boundaries).
 Clause 3.5.2 of the R-Codes
  • Reduced driveway setback of southern boundary.
 Clause 3.7.3 of the R-Codes

 

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Friday 3 May 2024.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

Please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions for further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission.

Draft Environment Strategy 2024–2034

The City of Joondalup is seeking feedback on its draft Environment Strategy 2024–2034. The draft strategy provides a framework for the City to be environmentally sustainable by protecting and enhancing the environment and minimising the use of natural resources over the next 10 years.

A copy of the draft Environment Strategy 2024–2034 and a Frequently Asked Question document are available below. To submit your feedback please use the Online Comment Form.

ONLINE COMMENT FORM

For further information, please contact the City via the details below.

Submissions accepted: Thursday 18 April 2024 – Thursday 9 May 2024

Proposed Scheme Amendment No. 16 to Reclassify Various Public Open Space Reserves

The City is seeking community feedback on a proposal to amend Local Planning Scheme No. 3 (LPS3) to reclassify 31 natural areas from ‘Public Open Space’ reserve to ‘Environmental Conservation’ reserve.

The City has a number of natural areas with vegetation of conservation significance that are either currently not recognised by LPS3 as having biodiversity and conservation values, reserved as ‘Parks and Recreation’ under the Metropolitan Region Scheme (MRS) or designated as Bush Forever sites.

A review undertaken by the City used the City’s Public Open Space Framework to identify those areas suitable for an amendment from the ‘Public Open Space’ reserve to the ‘Environmental Conservation’ reserve. The amendment would afford these 31 sites greater protection from future development.

Mapping on the proposed areas to be reclassified can be accessed below.

How do I make a submission?

Submissions can be made using the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below (preferred), via email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919. All submissions must be in writing and include your full name and address.

Will my submission or personal details be released to the public?

The City will not publish your name and address in the Council report on the outcomes of the comment period. However, your full (anonymous) comments may be published.

A schedule of submissions, including the details of submitters, is required to be provided to the Western Australian Planning Commission but this will not be publicly available.

What happens after I make a submission?

After the close of the advertising period, the proposal and the submissions received will be considered at a future Council meeting. If you choose to make a submission and elect to be kept informed on the progress of the application, you will be notified of the Council meeting date when confirmed.

Council will consider the submissions made on the proposal. As Council is not the final decision maker, Council’s recommendation on the proposal is then forwarded to the Western Australian Planning Commission, which makes a recommendation to the Minister for Planning. The Minister can either grant final approval to the scheme amendment, with or without modifications, or refuse to approve it. The exact timing of any final decision on the scheme amendment by the Minister is unknown.

When does the consultation period close?

Submissions will be accepted: Thursday 18 April 2024 – Thursday 30 May 2024.

For further information, please contact the City’s Planning Services team on 9400 4000.

Scheme Amendment No. 16 – Scheme Amendment Report

Scheme Amendment No. 16 – Council Report 12 December 2023

Scheme Amendment No. 16 – Proposed Environmental and Conservation reserves

  • Planning Consultation Submission Form

  • Your details

    Please note that for your feedback to be considered, your full contact details must be provided. This information will be treated as confidential and will not be published or linked to your comments in any public report on the outcomes of the consultation. Only one submission per person will be accepted.
  • Property affected by this planning proposal (if applicable and different from your postal address)

  • Your submission

    Information on this planning proposal can be found under Open Consultations.
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    If you would prefer to be informed via post, please contact the City’s Planning Services Team on 9400 4100 or via email info@joondalup.wa.gov.au .
  • A copy of your submission form will be sent to your email address.

32 Cook Avenue Hillarys – Short Term Accommodation (Bed and Breakfast)

The City has received a planning application for the above and you are invited to comment on the proposal.

The proposal is required to be assessed against the relevant provisions/objectives of the City’s Short-Term Accommodation Local Planning Policy. The proposal consists of the following:

  • The use of one bedroom for Bed and Breakfast accommodation.
  • Maximum of two guests at one time’
  • A maximum number of one vehicle associated with the Bed and Breakfast at any time.
  • Guest parking provided within the boundaries of the lot; and
  • Management plan.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Wednesday 1 May 2024.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

For further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions.

10A Westerly Crescent, Heathridge – Proposed Grouped Dwelling – New Single Storey Dwelling

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Feedback is being sought on the following elements of the application as they require consideration against the design principles of State Planning Policy 7.3: Residential Design Codes and/or objectives of the City’s Development in Housing Opportunity Areas Local Planning Policy (HOALPP):

 

Design Aspect

 Design Principle / Objective
  • Reduced primary garden area.
 Clause 1.1.1 of the R-Codes
  • Reduced landscape area.
 Clause 11.1 of the HOALPP
  • Reduced internal dimension (Bed 2) and minimum floor area (Bed 4)
 Clause 16.1b of the HOALPP
  • Reduced ceiling height
 Clause 16.2 of the HOALPP
  • No operable windows to the ensuite, bath or WC
 Clause 18.1 of the HOALPP
  • Reduced openable window size to Bed 1
 Clause 18.2 of the HOALPP
  • Increased number of boundary walls
 Clause 6.4 of the HOALPP
  • Reduced weather protection dimension to the porch
 Clause 3.6.3 of the R-Codes

 

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Wednesday 1 May 2024.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

For further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions.

222a Eddystone Avenue, Beldon – Grouped Dwelling (New Dwelling)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Feedback is being sought on the following elements of the application as they require consideration against the design principles of State Planning Policy 7.3: Residential Design Codes and/or objectives of the City’s Development in Housing Opportunity Areas Local Planning Policy (HOALPP):

 

Design Aspect

Design Principle / Objective
  • Minor reduced landscaped area of the site area.
 Clause 1.2 of the R-Codes

Sub-Section 11-14 of the HOALPP
  • Primary Garden Area (Outdoor Living Area) reduced deep soil area.
  • Secondary Garden Area (Courtyard) reduced deep soil area.
  • No operable windows to bathroom.
 Clause 2.2 of the R-Codes

Sub-Section 18 of the HOALPP
  • Bed 2 and Bed 3 reduced window glass area of the floor area.
  • Increased boundary wall length
 Clause 3.4 of the R-Codes

Sub-Section 6 of the HOALPP
  • Height of retaining and fill within the northern boundary (courtyard area)
 Clause 3.5 of the R-Codes

 

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Wednesday 1 May 2024. 

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

For further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions.

6 Dinghy Place, Ocean Reef – Grouped Dwelling (Two Storey House)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Your feedback is being sought on this application under the City’s Planning Consultation Local Planning Policy.

 

Design Aspect

Design Principle / Objective
  • Development identified as a new grouped dwelling.

Table 1 – Consultation Requirements

 

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Wednesday 1 May 2024.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

For further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions.

17 Melissa Street, Duncraig – Single House (New Two Storey Dwelling)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Feedback is being sought on the following elements of the application as they require consideration against the design principles of State Planning Policy 7.3: Residential Design Codes and/or objectives of the City’s Development in Housing Opportunity Areas Local Planning Policy (HOALPP):

 

Design Aspect

 Design Principle / Objective
  • Upper floor setbacks to the northern and southern side lot boundaries
 Clause 5.1.3 of the R-Codes

Clause 6.3 of the HOALPP
  • Length and height of the boundary wall to the southern lot boundary
 Clause 5.1.3 of the R-Codes

Clause 6.4 of the HOALPP

 
  • Visual privacy setbacks from Bed one, Bed two and the Theatre to the northern and southern lot boundaries
 Clause 5.4.1 of the R-Codes

 
  • Overshadowing to solar panels on a neighbouring property

Clause 5.4.2 of the R-Codes

 

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Tuesday 30 April 2024.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

For further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions.

2 Nandus Court, Heathridge – Grouped Dwelling (New Dwelling)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Feedback is being sought on the following elements of the application as they require consideration against the design principles of State Planning Policy 7.3: Residential Design Codes and/or objectives of the City’s Development in Housing Opportunity Areas Local Planning Policy (HOALPP):

 

Design Aspect

Design Principle / Objective
  • Reduced living room minimum dimension.
 Sub-Section 16

Clause 16.1 & 16.2 of the HOALPP
  • Reduced ceiling height
  • Setback from resident parking (garage) reduced.
 Sub-Section 7

Clause 7.1 of the HOALPP
  • Two boundary walls (east and south)
 Clause 3.4 of the R-Codes

Sub-Section 6 (Clause 6.4) of the HOALPP
  • Increased boundary wall length to the eastern boundary.
  • Increased boundary wall height (southern boundary)
  • Front fencing along the primary and secondary street.
 Clause 3.6 of the R-Codes
  • Driveway width
 Clause 3.7 of the R-Codes
  • Height of retaining and fill within the street setback area
 Clause 3.5 of the R-Codes

 

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Tuesday 30 April 2024. 

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

For further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions.

2 Daley Street, Greenwood – Grouped Dwelling (Single Bedroom Dwelling)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Feedback is being sought on this application under the City’s Planning Consultation Local Planning Policy.

 

Design Aspect

Design Principle/Objective
  • Development identified as a new grouped dwelling.

Table 1 – Consultation Requirements

 

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Friday 26 April 2024.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

For further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions.

52 Parnell Avenue, Marmion – Single House (Patio and Additions)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Feedback is being sought on the following elements of the application as they require consideration against the design principles of State Planning Policy 7.3: Residential Design Codes and/or objectives of the City’s Development in Housing Opportunity Areas Local Planning Policy (HOALPP):

 

Design Aspect Design Principle/Objective
  • Cone of vision setback less than 7.5m from lot boundary

Clause 5.4.1 of the R-Codes

 

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Friday 26 April 2024.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

For further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions.

252 – 254 Camberwarra Drive, Craigie – Residential Building (change of use)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the properties immediate vicinity.

The development includes:

  • Change of use of the building to ‘Residential Building’
  • Modifications to existing buildings including:
    • Repairs
    • Wet room upgrades
    • Landscaping
    • Parking reconfiguration
    • New roofing and guttering
  • Operational Management Plan

The key planning documents used to assess the application are the City’s Local Planning Scheme No. 3 and the City’s Private Community Purpose Zone Local Planning Policy.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Monday 6 May 2024.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, via email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

For further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions.

Draft Expanding Horizons 2033 Economic Development Strategy

The City of Joondalup is seeking feedback on its draft Expanding Horizons 2033 Economic Development Strategy.

The draft strategy outlines the City’s role in driving and enabling economic development by leveraging resources in the areas that will make the biggest impacts. These resources will be allocated to advocating and attracting investment, partnering and collaborating, and building capacity and skills.

A copy of the draft Expanding Horizons 2033 Economic Development Strategy is available below. To submit your feedback please use the Online Comment Form.

ONLINE COMMENT FORM

For further information, please contact the City on the details below.

Submissions accepted: Thursday 14 March 2024 – Friday 12 April 2024

Page updated 27 March 2024

11 Maple Mews, Duncraig – Grouped Dwelling (Two New Dwellings)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Feedback is being sought on the following elements of the application as they require consideration against the design principles of State Planning Policy 7.3: Residential Design Codes and the objectives of the Residential Development Local Planning Policy:

 

Design aspect

 Design principle
  • Lot boundary setback to southeast boundary
 Clause 5.1.3 of the R-Codes

 
  • Two boundary walls (Unit two)
  • Reduced open space (Unit one)
 Clause 5.1.4 of the R-Codes
  • Reduced setback of retaining wall to western boundary
 Clause 5.3.7 of the R-Codes

 

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Thursday 21 March 2024.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

For further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions.

Community Consultation — Urban Bike Trails project: Proposed new facilities

The City of Joondalup is seeking feedback on proposed new mountain bike and BMX facilities for the following parks:

  • Charonia Park — new mountain bike node
  • Gibson Park — new pump track
  • Lysander Park — new pump track
  • Whitfords West Park — new pump track, jump track and basketball pad

The four parks were identified as part of the Urban Bike Trails project, which aims to provide free, non-club based physical activity spaces for young people aged 11–25 years.

The State Government is providing funding of $300,000 towards the Urban Bike Trails as part of an election commitment. An additional $600,000 is being provided by the State Government for the Gibson Park facility, and another $600,000 in State Government funding is being made available for the facility at Lysander Park.

A new toilet facility is also proposed for installation in Gibson Park to meet the needs of park users, including the Padbury Community Garden group. The proposed works are part of general upgrades.

The proposed locations within each park, and example images of each facility can be accessed below. To submit feedback, please use the Online Comment Form.

ONLINE COMMENT FORM

For further information, please review the Frequently Asked Questions, or contact the City via the details below.

Feedback accepted: Thursday 7 March 2024 – Thursday 28 March 2024.

115 Fairway Circle, Connolly – Home Business (Health and Wellness Clinic)

The City has received a planning application for the above and you are invited to comment on the proposal.

The proposal is required to be assessed against the relevant provisions/objectives of the City’s Home Business Local Planning Policy. The proposal consists of the following:

  • No employees associated with the home business.
  • The business will offer holistic life coaching, teen self-esteem workshops and with the option of fitness training. It will be calming in nature.
  • Consultations are by appointment only.
  • Maximum number of clients at any one time is two.
  • Customer parking will be available on the driveway and contained wholly within the property.
  • Operating hours will be from Monday-Thursday, 7.00am – 6.00pm. The default business operating hours are 8.00am – 6.00pm, so the City is required to exercise discretion in this regard.
  • The business will operate from a room within the back / rear part of the dwelling.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Tuesday 19 March 2024.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

For further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions.

24 Giles Avenue – Single House (Siteworks)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed by clicking the link below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Feedback is being sought on the following elements of the application as they require consideration against the design principles of State Planning Policy 7.3: Residential Design Codes and/or objectives of the City’s Residential Development Local Planning Policy (RDLP):

 

Design aspect Design principle/objective
Visual privacy setbacks from the front setback area to the eastern and western side boundaries Clause 5.4.1 of the R-Codes

 

 

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Monday 18 March 2024.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

For further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission, please review the Frequently Asked Questions.

For assistance in reviewing the plans or for more information on this proposal please contact the City on 9400 4000.

250 Eddystone Avenue, Beldon – Single House (New Dwelling)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed by clicking the link below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Feedback is being sought on the following elements of the application as they require consideration against the design principles of State Planning Policy 7.3: Residential Design Codes and objectives of the City’s Development in Housing Opportunity Areas Local Planning Policy (HOALPP):

Design aspect

Design principle/objective

  • Reduced lot boundary setback to western and eastern lot boundaries

 

 Clause 5.1.3 of the R-Codes

Clause 6.3 of the HOALPP

Clause 6.4 of the HOALPP
  • Boundary wall to two boundaries
  • Increased boundary wall length (east)
  • Natural ventilation

–       Laundry room without an opening

–       Reduced glazed area to bedroom 1 and 3

–       Reduced openable area to bedroom 1

 Clause 18 of the HOALPP
  • Size and layout

–       Reduced minimum internal floor area

–       Reduced minimum dimension to bedroom

–       Reduced ceiling height across habitable rooms of dwellings

 Clause 16 of the HOALPP
  • Reduced setback to hardstand (parking) to the primary street
 Clause 7.1 of the HOALPP
  • Increase to blank façade facing primary street
 Clause 1.3 of the HOALPP
  • Reduced landscaped area
 Clause 11.1 of the HOALPP
  • Reduced setback of siteworks (retaining) to northern and eastern boundaries
 Clause 5.3.7 of the R-Codes

 

 

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Monday 18 March 2024.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

For further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission, please review the Frequently Asked Questions. For assistance in reviewing the plans or for more information on this proposal please contact the City on 9400 4000.

22 Templetonia Avenue, Sorrento – Single House (new two-storey dwelling)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Feedback is being sought on the following elements of the application as they require consideration against the design principles of State Planning Policy 7.3: Residential Design Codes:

Design aspect Design principle
Lot boundary setbacks of the upper level from the southern lot boundary. Clause 5.1.3 of the R-Codes
Lot boundary setbacks of the upper floor level from the northern lot boundary.
Open space Clause 5.1.4 of the R-Codes
Visual privacy setbacks to the northern and southern lot boundaries. Clause 5.4.1 of the R-Codes

 

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Tuesday 19 March 2024.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, via email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

For further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions.

Proposed Amendment No. 15 to Local Planning Scheme No. 3 – Rezoning a portion of Lot 28 (67) Woodvale Drive and Lot 36 (95) Woodvale Drive, Woodvale

The City is seeking community feedback on an application made to the City to amend Local Planning Scheme No. 3 to rezone a portion of Lot 28 (67) Woodvale Drive from ‘Private Community Purpose’ to ‘Residential’ and a portion of Lot 36 (95) Woodvale Drive from ‘Rural’ to ‘Residential’. A density code of R30 is proposed.

The City is seeking comments on the proposed rezoning only. Concepts provided within the amendment documentation are for indicative purposes only.

Who has prepared the scheme amendment for consideration?

The application has been prepared by Burgess Design Group (planning consultants) on behalf of various owners of the site.

What is proposed?

The amendment to Local Planning Scheme No. 3 proposes to rezone a portion of both sites from ‘Private Community Purpose’ and ‘Rural’ to ‘Residential’.

Under the Metropolitan Region Scheme (MRS), the western portion of Lot 36 (95) Woodvale Drive, Woodvale is zoned ‘Urban’ and the eastern portion reserved ‘Parks and Recreation’. Currently, an inconsistency exists between the MRS and the City’s Local Planning Scheme No. 3, which zones the western portion ‘Rural.’ If approved, the proposed amendment will resolve this inconsistency, with the eastern portion to remain as ‘Parks and Recreation’.

A 967m² portion of Lot 28 (67) Woodvale Drive, Woodvale has also been included to facilitate a better built form outcome for future residential subdivision.

A residential density code of R30 is proposed.

How will environmental issues be assessed?

In accordance with the Planning and Development Act 2005, the proposed scheme amendment and associated environmental assessment was forwarded to the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA), who have advised that a formal assessment is not required. Their decision and advice on the proposed amendment can be viewed on the WA Environmental Protection Authority website.

In addition, Council resolved at its meeting of 25 July 2023 that, in the event that the scheme amendment proposal is approved, a condition be recommended on any future subdivision that the proponent revegetate the eastern portion of the site zoned ‘Parks and Recreation’ to offset the loss of the trees where they cannot be retained in the first instance.

Have Aboriginal Heritage matters been considered?

There are no aboriginal heritage sites or places identified on the site. Under the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 no further assessment is required.

How do I make a submission?

Submissions can be made on the proposed rezoning using the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below (preferred), via an email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup, WA 6919. All submissions must be in writing and include your full name and address.

Will my submission or personal details be released to the public?

The City will not publish your name and address in the Council report on the outcomes of the comment period. However, your full (anonymous) comments may be published.

A schedule of submissions, including the details of submitters, is required to be provided to the Western Australian Planning Commission, but this will not be publicly available.

What happens after I make a submission?

After the advertising period closes, the proposal and the submissions received, including the EPA advice, will be considered at a future Council meeting. If you choose to make a submission and elect to be kept informed on the progress of the application, you will be notified of the Council meeting date when it is confirmed.

Council will consider the submissions made on the proposal. As Council is not the final decision maker, Council’s recommendation on the proposal is then forwarded to the Western Australian Planning Commission who make a recommendation to the Minister for Planning. The Minister can either grant final approval to the scheme amendment, with or without modifications or refuse to approve the scheme amendment. The exact timing of any final decision on the scheme amendment by the Minister is unknown.

Where can I get more information?

A report on the proposal was presented to Council on 25 July 2023 outlining the details of the proposed amendment and is available on the City’s Council Minutes.

Additional information can be accessed below.

When does the consultation period close?

Submissions will be accepted: Thursday 15 February 2024 – Thursday 28 March 2024.

 

  • Planning Consultation Submission Form

  • Your details

    Please note that for your feedback to be considered, your full contact details must be provided. This information will be treated as confidential and will not be published or linked to your comments in any public report on the outcomes of the consultation. Only one submission per person will be accepted.
  • Property affected by this planning proposal (if applicable and different from your postal address)

  • Your submission

    Information on this planning proposal can be found under Open Consultations.
  • Max. file size: 10 MB.
    Maximum file size - 10 mega bytes.
    If you would prefer to be informed via post, please contact the City’s Planning Services Team on 9400 4100 or via email info@joondalup.wa.gov.au .
  • A copy of your submission form will be sent to your email address.

29 Long Island Pass, Connolly – Holiday House (short-term accommodation)

This application has been withdrawn by the applicant.

The City has received a planning application for the above and you are invited to comment on the proposal.

The proposal is required to be assessed against the relevant provisions/objectives of the City’s Short-term Accommodation Local Planning Policy. The proposal consists of the following:

  • Maximum of eight (8) guests accommodated within four (4) bedrooms.
  • Guest parking provided within single garage and on the driveway (maximum two cars).
  • Check-in from 3.00pm until late.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Tuesday 27 February 2024.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, via email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

For further information on the planning assessment process and making a submission, please review the Frequently Asked Questions.

20A Moffat Place, Warwick – Single House (New Two Storey Dwelling)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed by clicking the link below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Higher density development in the City’s Housing Opportunity Areas is to meet the requirements of the City’s Local Planning Scheme No. 3, Development in Housing Opportunity Areas Local Planning Policy, and the State planning policy Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes). Both policies are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Reduced lot boundary setbacks to the north and south side boundaries;
  • Increased boundary wall height;
  • Reduced minimum glass area to Bed 2 and Bed 4;
  • Reduced ceiling height to the ground floor and upper floor;
  • Reduced room dimension for Bed 3;
  • Increased garage width;
  • More than 20% of blank façades and vehicle access to the street;
  • Retaining wall over 0.5m within 1m of the north and south lot boundary;
  • Reduced visual privacy to the ground floor north, south and west side boundaries;

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Monday 27 November 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

28 Marine Terrace, Sorrento – Single House (Balcony Roof Addition)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed by clicking the link below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

All residential development in the City of Joondalup is required to meet the requirements of the Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes) and the City’s Residential Development Local Planning Policy. Both are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Reduced primary street setback to the Marine Terrace street boundary; and,
  • Reduced lot boundary setback to the western side lot boundary.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Wednesday 22 November 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

11 Crowther Elbow Ocean Reef – Bed and Breakfast (Short Term Accommodation)

The City has received a planning application for the above and you are invited to comment on the proposal.

The application requires the City to exercise discretion under its Local Planning Scheme No.3 and/or the City’s Short-Term Accommodation Local Planning Policy. The proposal consists of the following:

  • The use of the one-bedroom ancillary dwelling for bed and breakfast (short-term accommodation).
  • Maximum of four adult persons or one family.
  • Secure guest parking provided behind an electronic gated fence within the boundaries of the lot.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Wednesday 22 November 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

15A Rebecca Court, Beldon – Single House (outbuilding addition)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

All residential development in the City of Joondalup is required to meet the requirements of the Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes) and the City’s Residential Development Local Planning Policy. Both are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Outbuilding with wall height of 3m;
  • Over length boundary wall.
  • Outbuilding with a reduced setback to estern boundary.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Tuesday 21 November 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, via email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

4 Erica Court Greenwood – Single House (Carport Addition)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed by clicking the link below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

All residential development in the City of Joondalup is required to meet the requirements of the Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes) and the City’s Residential Development Local Planning Policy. Both are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Reduced lot boundary setbacks to the north and west side boundaries;

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Tuesday 21 November 2023. 

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

22 West Coast Drive, Marmion – Single House (New Three Storey Dwelling)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed by clicking the link below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

All residential development in the City of Joondalup is required to meet the requirements of the Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes) and the City’s Residential Development Local Planning Policy. Both are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Reduced street setbacks to Troy Avenue;
  • Reduced lot boundary setbacks from the first and second floors to the northern and eastern lot boundaries;
  • Boundary walls to more than one boundary, associated with the undercroft garage;
  • Boundary wall (undercroft garage) located in the Troy Avene front setback area;
  • Reduced open space;
  • Increased building height;
  • Reduced soft landscaping within the front setback area;
  • Retaining wall over 0.5 metres within one metre of the northern and eastern lot boundaries;
  • Reduced visual privacy setbacks from Balcony one (01) and Balcony two (2) to the northern lot boundary.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Tuesday 21 November 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

3 Drakes Walk, Sorrento – Change of Use (short-term accommodation – holiday house)

The City has received a planning application for the above and you are invited to comment on the proposal.

The application requires the City to exercise discretion under its Local Planning Scheme No.3 and/or the City’s Short-Term Accommodation Local Planning Policy. The proposal consists of the following:

  • Land use class: Holiday House, which is a discretionary (‘D’) use class under the City’s Local Planning Scheme No. 3 (LPS3).
  • Number of guests: maximum four (4) persons at any one time.
  • Guest parking to be accommodated within the existing garage (one car bay) and driveway (one car bay).
  • If approved the holiday house will be required to operate in accordance with a code of conduct and management plan to the satisfaction of the City.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Monday 20 November 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, via email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

31A Abitibi Turn, Joondalup – Grouped Dwelling (new two-storey dwelling)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Higher density development in the City’s Housing Opportunity Areas is to meet the requirements of the City’s Local Planning Scheme No. 3, Development in Housing Opportunity Areas Local Planning Policy, and the State planning policy Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes). Both policies are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Increased boundary wall length to the east side boundary;
  • Reduced visual privacy to the west, south and east side boundaries; and
  • Four small trees provided in lieu of one medium tree.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Monday 20 November 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, via email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

34 Marine Terrace, Sorrento – Single House (additions)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

All residential development in the City of Joondalup is required to meet the requirements of the Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes) and the City’s Residential Development Local Planning Policy. Both are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Reduced visual privacy to the east side boundary.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Monday 20 November 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, via email t or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

8 Volunteer Place, Ocean Reef – Single House (new two-storey dwelling)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

All residential development in the City of Joondalup is required to meet the requirements of the Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes) and the City’s Residential Development Local Planning Policy. Both are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Reduced lot boundary setbacks to the southern side boundary;
  • Reduced visual privacy to the south and west side boundaries; and
  • Retaining wall over 0.5m with nil setback to the southern boundary.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Friday 17 November 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, an email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

16 Inglis Court, Kingsley – Single House (patio addition)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

All residential development in the City of Joondalup is required to meet the requirements of the Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes) and the City’s Residential Development Local Planning Policy. Both are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Reduced visual privacy to the north and west side boundaries.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Friday 17 November 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, via email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

8 Gilmerton Way, Greenwood – Single House (patio and outbuilding addition)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

All residential development in the City of Joondalup is required to meet the requirements of the Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes) and the City’s Residential Development Local Planning Policy. Both are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

Patio

  • Reduced setback to the western boundary.

Outbuilding

  • Increased wall height.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Friday 17 November 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, via email or via post to PO Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

5A Ellendale Drive, Heathridge – Grouped Dwelling (New Dwelling)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed by clicking the link below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Higher density development in the City’s Housing Opportunity Areas is to meet the requirements of the City’s Local Planning Scheme No. 3, Development in Housing Opportunity Areas Local Planning Policy, and the State planning policy Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes). Both policies are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Reduced visual privacy to the north, east and southern boundary.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Monday 6 November 2023. 

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

39 Kingsley Drive, Kingsley – Grouped Dwelling (Single Storey Dwelling)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed by clicking the link below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Higher density development in the City’s Housing Opportunity Areas is to meet the requirements of the City’s Local Planning Scheme No. 3, Development in Housing Opportunity Areas Local Planning Policy, and the State planning policy Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes).  Both policies are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Reduced lot boundary setback to southern (internal) boundary
  • No operable window to the laundry
  • Reduced room dimensions for Bed 3
  • Reduced ceiling height
  • Increase garage width
  • Reduced landscaping area
  • Reduced deep soil area provided for a medium tree.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Tuesday 7 November 2023. 

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

43 Karalundie Way, Mullaloo – Single House (Additions – Retrospective)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed by clicking the link below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

All residential development in the City of Joondalup is required to meet the requirements of the Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes) and the City’s Residential Development Local Planning Policy. Both are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Reduced visual privacy setback (stair landings) from the northeastern boundary.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Wednesday 11 October 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

20D Delcomyn Place, Craigie – Grouped Dwelling (New two storey dwelling)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed by clicking the link below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Higher density development in the City’s Housing Opportunity Areas is to meet the requirements of the City’s Local Planning Scheme No. 3, Development in Housing Opportunity Areas Local Planning Policy, and the State planning policy Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes). Both policies are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Boundary walls built to two lot boundaries;
  • Open space;
  • Landscaping less than 20% of the lot area; and
  • Visual privacy to common property driveway.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Friday 15 September 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

8 Blackall Drive, Greenwood – Single House (Boundary wall addition)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed by clicking the link below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

All residential development in the City of Joondalup is required to meet the requirements of the Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes) and the City’s Residential Development Local Planning Policy. Both are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Increased boundary wall length to the eastern side lot boundary.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Friday 15 September 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

136A Oceanside Promenade, Mullaloo – Single House (new two storey dwelling)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed by clicking the link below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

All residential development in the City of Joondalup is required to meet the requirements of the Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes) and the City’s Residential Development Local Planning Policy. Both are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Reduced lot boundary setbacks to the north and south side boundaries
  • Increased boundary wall length to the southern side lot boundaries
  • Increased boundary wall height
  • Overshadowing in excess of deemed-to-comply 25%.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Tuesday 5 September 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

50 David Crescent, Hillarys – Single house (additions)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed by clicking the link below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

All residential development in the City of Joondalup is required to meet the requirements of the Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes) and the City’s Residential Development Local Planning Policy. Both are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Raised outdoor habitable space to the western lot boundary.
  • Boundary wall within street setback area.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Thursday 31 August 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

3 Korella Street, Mullaloo – Single House (Outbuilding – Shed)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed by clicking the link below.

s this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

All residential development in the City of Joondalup is required to meet the requirements of the Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes) and the City’s Residential Development Local Planning Policy. Both are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Increased boundary wall height; to the northern and eastern side lot boundaries.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Friday 25 August 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

1 Glenn Place, Duncraig – Single house (new two storey dwelling)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed by clicking the link below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

All residential development in the City of Joondalup is required to meet the requirements of the Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes) and the City’s Residential Development Local Planning Policy. Both are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Increased wall height;
  • Increased front fence height;
  • Reduced soft landscaping within the front setback area; and
  • Retaining wall over 0.5m within the west lot boundary.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Tuesday 22 August 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

8 Foam Place, Ocean Reef – Single House (Additions)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed by clicking the link below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

All residential development in the City of Joondalup is required to meet the requirements of the Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes) and the City’s Residential Development Local Planning Policy. Both are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Increased building height.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Thursday 18 August 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

 

20A Mandalay Place, Craigie – Grouped Dwelling (New Single Storey Dwelling)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed below.

As this proposal is considered to have a minimal impact on the broader area surrounding the subject property, notification letters relating to the proposal have only been sent to a selection of landowners and occupiers in the property’s immediate vicinity.

Higher density development in the City’s Housing Opportunity Areas is to meet the requirements of the City’s Local Planning Scheme No. 3, Development in Housing Opportunity Areas Local Planning Policy, and the State planning policy Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes).  Both policies are divided up into different ‘design elements’ (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping).

For all ‘design elements’, there are objectives that need to be met. There are two different ways that can be used to assess if the objectives are being met – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance, the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following design elements:

  • Increased boundary average wall height;
  • Boundary walls to two boundaries (north and west);
  • Reduced ceiling height to habitable rooms;
  • Reduced open space;
  • Reduced outdoor living area minimum dimension and uncovered area;
  • Reduced landscaped area.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Thursday 3 August 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, an email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

Public Art Masterplan Consultation

The City acknowledges the important role played by public art in creating a vibrant and appealing place to live, work and visit. Public art shapes and develops a sense of community and identity, contributing to our understanding and appreciation of our cultural and natural heritage, enhancing our built environment, and creating more meaningful public spaces. The City’s Public Art collection has been acquired since 1998 and includes over 20 artworks.

Setting the Vision for New Public Art

The City is currently undertaking consultation to develop a new Public Art Strategy and Masterplan.

This Masterplan will define the vision for Public Art in the City and help guide resources and funding towards future projects. Such projects aim to enhance the City’s significant Indigenous sites, built environment, distinctive natural assets, historic locations and key destinations. The Masterplan will also provide a guiding framework for all new commissions, ensuring that Joondalup’s Public Art collection creates a sense of place, promotes the expression of local identity, and reflects on the shared values and needs of the community.

Community Consultation Surveys and Workshops

The City sought community feedback in August 2023 to set the direction for the Public Art Masterplan. The survey received phenomenally high engagement, with more than 200 responses received. The results of the survey are currently being collated, along with findings from various community workshops and pop-ups.

Further information and next steps for the Public Art Masterplan will be shared shortly. To stay in the loop, subscribe to the City’s Arts in Focus eNewsletter.

Banner image: Bridget Norton, Untitled, 2009, digital print on acrylic. Craigie Leisure Centre, Craigie. 

54 Banks Avenue, Hillarys – Grouped Dwelling (Six New Two Storey Dwellings)

The City has received and is currently assessing a planning application for the above.

A copy of the development plans can be viewed by clicking the link below.

The proposal is required to meet the requirements of the Residential Design Codes of Western Australia (R-Codes), the Whitfords Activity Centre Structure Plan and the City’s Residential Development Local Planning Policy (RDLPP). These are divided up into different design elements (for example; site area, street setbacks, street walls and fences, open space, building height, parking, landscaping). For all ‘design elements’, there are two different ways that can be used to assess if the development is appropriate – known as ‘deemed-to-comply standards’ and ‘design principles’.

If the proposal meets the deemed-to-comply standards, it is automatically considered to meet the objective and should be approved in accordance with the requirements of the R-Codes.

Where the deemed-to-comply standards are not met, this does not necessarily mean that the proposal does not meet the objective. Instead, the City needs to exercise some judgement (referred to as ‘discretion’) in considering whether the proposal meets the design principles, which may result in a better built form outcome than a proposal which has met the ‘deemed-to-comply’ requirements.

In this circumstance the applicant is asking the City to exercise discretion with regards to the following:

  • Reduced floor to ceiling height (units one to six);
  • Reduced on-site car parking spaces (units one to four);
  • Car parking not screened from the public road (units five and six);
  • Reduced setback to rear lot boundary (units one to six);
  • Reduced outdoor living area minimum dimension (unit one);
  • Garage not located behind dwelling alignment (units two, three, five and six);
  • Reduced driveway width (units one and two);
  • Reduced driveway setback to an internal lot boundary (units one to four);
  • Reduced minimum storage dimension and area (units two to six); and
  • Increased solid street fencing (unit one).

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Wednesday 19 July 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

8 Corsair Court, Heathridge – Development (Planning) Application For Holiday House (change of use)

Further to the City of Joondalup’s consultation for bed and breakfast accommodation at the above address, the application has since been amended by the applicant to a ‘Holiday House’. As a result, the City is readvertising the proposal to surrounding landowners for comment.

A ‘Holiday House’ as defined by the City of Joondalup’s Local Planning Scheme No. 3 means:

“A single dwelling on one lot used to provide short term accommodation but does not include a bed and breakfast.”

The application requires the City to exercise discretion under its Local Planning Scheme No.3 and/or the City’s Short-Term Accommodation Local Planning Policy. The proposal consists of the following:

  • The use of the entire dwelling as a Holiday House (short term accommodation);
  • Maximum of ten guests at any one time;
  • A maximum number of two vehicles associated with the ‘Holiday House’ at any time; and
  • Guest parking provided within the boundaries of the lot.

You may wish to provide a submission on the proposal, as a written comment, by Monday 10 July 2023.

Submissions can be made via the online Planning Consultation Submission Form below, email or via post to P.O. Box 21, Joondalup WA 6919.

Submissions will be considered as part of the overall decision-making process.

Public Notice — Intention to Levy Differential Rates

In accordance with Section 6.36 of the Local Government Act 1995, the City of Joondalup gives notice of its intention to impose differential rates on rateable property in the City of Joondalup in the 2023/24 financial year.

Details of the proposed differential rates and a description of the proposal, including the objects and reasons, are available below.

Submissions can be made online through the Online Submission Form, or in writing via email or via post to:
City of Joondalup
PO Box 21
Joondalup WA 6919

 ONLINE SUBMISSION FORM

Submissions accepted: Thursday 25 May 2023 — Thursday 15 June 2023