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Shire of Harvey GO TO CONTENTS PAGE SHIRE OF HARVEY District Planning Scheme No. 1 Updated to include AMD 123 GG 15/11/2019 Prepared by the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage Original Town Planning Scheme Gazettal 12 November 1996 DISCLAIMER This is a copy of the Town Planning Scheme produced from an electronic version of the Scheme held and maintained by the Department of Planning. Whilst all care has been taken to accurately portray the current Scheme provisions, no responsibility shall be taken for any omissions or errors in this documentation. Consultation with the respective Local Government Authority should be made to view a legal version of the Scheme. Please advise the Department of Planning of any errors or omissions in this document. Department of Planning website: www.dplh.wa.gov.au Gordon Stephenson email: [email protected] House 140 William Street tel: 08 6551 9000 Perth WA 6000 fax: 08 6551 9001 National Relay Service: 13 36 77 Locked Bag 2506 infoline: 1800 626 477 Perth WA 6001 SHIRE OF HARVEY LPS 1 – TEXT AMENDMENTS AMDT GAZETTAL UPDATED NO DATE WHEN BY DETAILS 2 25/2/97 15/12/97 DH Schedule 8 – adding Lot 220(3) and 207(1) Mulgara Street and Lot 221 (9) Mardo Avenue, Australind and permitted uses. (R17) 4 3/1/97 15/12/97 DH Modifying the Zoning and Development Table to permit an “Eating House” in the “Intensive Farming” zone as an “SA” use. Introducing car parking requirement of one (1) bay per four (4) seats into the Zoning and Development Table (“Intensive Farming”) 9 24/4/97 15/12/97 DH Schedule 13 – inserting word “limestone” into definition for “Industry Extractive”. Table 19 – General Industry – adding 24 Extractive Industry – SA. Table 22 – Kemerton Ancillary Industry – adding 11 Extractive Industry – SA. Table 26 – Intensive Farming – adding 24 Extractive Industry – SA. Table 29 – General Farming – modifying 15 Extractive Industry from “AA” to “SA” use. Part 9 – adding “Extractive Industries - 9.13.1 and 9.13.2” into text. 15 8/8/97 15/12/97 DH Schedule 13 – adding definition “Short Stay Accommodation”. Table 3 – adding “20. Short Stay Accommodation – SA”. Table 6 – adding 30. Short Stay Accommodation – SA”. Table 26 – adding 25. Short Stay Accommodation – SA”. Table 29 – adding 37. Short Stay Accommodation – SA”. Amending zoning & development standards for above tables to include standards for Short Stay Accommodation. 16 14/11/97 15/12/97 DH Schedule 7 – adding Lot 6 Feast Place, Leschenault with an additional use – “Cattery”. Schedule 7 – adding Special Provisions 1 – 5. 20 14/11/97 15/12/97 DH Schedule 3 – adding subclause 3.3.5 under Clause 3.3 Area 2 – Warawarrup. 22 5/12/97 15/12/97 DH Tables 17 & 19 – adding “Place of Public Worship” within the Light & Service Industry and General Industry zones as an “SA” use. Area team corrections completed. Sent to Shire Harvey for checking on 7/1/98 17 22/1/99 27/1/99 DH Schedule 3 – adding A3.10 Area 9 – Cathedral Avenue, Leschanault. (S Res 9) Schedule 4 – adding under Clause 4.4 – Cathedral Avenue, Leschenault “Subdivision of Lots 21 & 24”. 26 22/1/99 27/1/99 DH Schedule 8 – adding “Portion of Lot 27 Coalfields Road, Roelands” together with relevant permitted uses. (R19) 14 26/2/99 10/3/99 DH Part 3 – deleting existing Clause 3.9.1 and replacing with new Clause 3.9.1. 28 18/5/99 26/5/99 DH Schedule 7 – adding additional use A6. South Western Highway, Wokalup” (A6) 23 30/7/99 3/8/99 DH Schedule 3 – adding new clause “3.11 Area 10 Western residential Precinct – Treendale”. 33 3/9/99 6/9/99 DH Schedule 7 – adding “6. Young Street/Sir James Ave Harvey” with relevant particulars of land and permitted uses. (A6) 32 5/11/99 8/11/99 DH Schedule 4 – adding “4.9 Area 9 – Raymond Road (East), Roelands”. 24 9/11/99 15/11/99 DH Schedule 4 – adding “4.8 Area 8 – Forestry road and Myalup Road”. 30 25/2/00 28/2/00 DH Schedule 4 – adding “4.10 Area 10 – Hinge Road, Harvey”. 38 9/5/00 9/5/00 DH Schedule 3 – adding “Pt Lot 30 School Road, Yarloop (Area 9)” and special provisions relating to that area (Note: Already have S Res 9) (S Res 9) Rang Shire of Harvey and they will do a correction. 6 15/8/00 16/8/00 DH Schedule 19 – inserting “Area2: Treendale Farm”. Schedule 8 – inserting A18. Portion of Wellington Location 1 Ditchingham Place, Australind” and relevant permitted uses. (R18) 39 15/9/00 25/9/00 DH Schedule 6 – adding “6.2 Area 2: Lots 21m 26m 27 and 28 Clifton Close road and Clifton Close, Australind”. Schedule 6 – amending “Policies on Outline Planning Areas’ of the Scheme by replacing “Clause 5.5” with “clause 6.5”. 43 7/11/00 5/11/00 DH Schedule 7 – adding “8. Lot 96 Paris Road Australind with a permitted use of Professional Office”. Shire of Harvey LPS 1 Page No. 2 AMDT GAZETTAL UPDATED NO DATE WHEN BY DETAILS 44 28/9/01 28/9/01 DH Schedule 3 – including “Wellington Location 5069, Waterloo Road, Roelands” under Area 8, Waterloo Road, Roelands. Schedule 3 – under Area 8, modifying existing Clause 3.9.1. Schedule 3 – modify by adding clauses 3.9.9 and 3.9.10. 41 29/1/02 29/1/02 DH Schedule 4 – adding “4.11 AREA 11 – RAYMOND ROAD (NORTH EAST), ROELANDS”. 47 8/2/02 5/2/02 DH Part 2 – adding new Clause “2.8 Unauthorised Existing Developments” after existing Clause 2.7. Part 6 – modifying Clause 6.2.5. Part 6 – modifying Clause 6.6.1 (b) and (d). Part 8 – modifying Clause 8.2 of the Scheme to include “Water & Rivers Commission”, after “Conservation and Land Management”. Part 10 – Rewording Clause 10.5. Part 11 – inserting new Clause “11.7 Delegation of Functions”. Table 2 – modifying Land Use Category No. 3 to read “Two Grouped Dwellings with reticulated sewer”. Table 2 – modifying Land Use Category No. 4 in Table 2 under minimum effective frontage to read “22m”. Table 31 – modifying “Special Rural” by adding a new Land Use Category No. 13 to permit “Rural Pursuit” as an “AA” use. Table 1 – modifying “Special Residential” by adding a new Land Use Category No. 10 – “Bed & Breakfast Accommodation” as an “AA” use. Table 3 – modifying “Residential” by adding a new Land Use Category No. 22. “Bed & Breakfast Accommodation” as an “SA” use and including under “Minimum Carparking spaces” the wording “2 carparking bays per dwelling and one for each bedroom used for guests”. Table 6 – modifying “Residential Development” by adding a new Land Use Category No. 32 “Bed & Breakfast Accommodation” as an “SA” use and including under “Minimum Carparking spaces” the wording “2 carparking bays per dwelling and one for each bedroom used for guests”. Table 29 – modifying “General Farming” by adding a new Land Use Category No. 38 “Bed & Breakfast Accommodation” as an “AA” use and including under “Minimum Carparking spaces” the wording “2 carparking bays per dwelling and one for each bedroom used for guests”. Table 31 – modifying “Special Rural” by adding a new Land Use Category No. 14 “Bed & Breakfast Accommodation” as an “AA” use and including under “Minimum Carparking spaces” the wording “2 carparking bays per dwelling and one for each bedroom used for guests”. Table 32 – modifying “Special Rural & Landscape Protection” by adding a new Land Use Category No. 10 “Bed & Breakfast Accommodation” as an “AA” use and including under “Minimum Carparking spaces” the wording “2 carparking bays per dwelling and one for each bedroom used for guests”. Table 3 – adding new Land Use Category No. 21 “Display Home Centre” as an “AA” use and including under Minimum Carparking Spaces the wording “Off street parking of 4 bays per display home” Table 6 – adding new Land Use Category No. 31 “Display Home Centre” as an “AA” use and including under Minimum Carparking Spaces the wording “Off street parking of 4 bays per display home” Schedule 13 – adding interpretation “Bed and Breakfast Accommodation” and “Display Home Centre”. 50 13/9/02 10/9/02 DH Schedule 7 – amending Additional Use No. 6 for Pt Lot 36 South Western Highway, Wokalup. 54 29/10/04 3/11/04 DH Schedule 19 – adding to schedule “Area 3: Part Lot 1000 Barnes Avenue, Australind”. 57 14/12/04 15/12/04 DH Schedule 19 – adding to Residential Area 2: Treendale Farm, new clauses (iv) and (v). Schedule 8 – deleting Restricted Use Area 18 and associated development controls. 60 17/2/06 21/2/06 DH Schedule 8 – adding Restricted Use Area R20. “Lot 363 Mardo Avenue & Mulgarra Street, Australind” together with relevant permitted uses. 58 9/5/06 16/5/06 DH Schedule 19 (Additional Requirements – Residential Development Zone’ – adding “Area 3: Part of Lot 333 Old Coast Road, Australind”. 61 26/5/06 13/6/06 DH Schedule 7 – adding additional use Area A7 “Lot 9 Swamp Road Benger” together with relevant particulars of land and permitted uses. 5 20/3/07 ¾/07 DH Schedule 19 – adding new clause “Area 5 – East Australind – Collie River Precinct”. Shire of Harvey LPS 1 Page No. 3 AMDT GAZETTAL UPDATED NO DATE WHEN BY DETAILS 69 18/9/07 2/10/07 DH Schedule 7 – inserting Additional use Area “9. Lot 16 Papps Road, Brunswick” together with relevant permitted uses. 67 23/1/09 28/1/09 DH Schedule 5 – in Area 1 – Australind Light Industrial Area delete point 9.
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