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Amendment No. 1082/33 WESTERN AUSTRALIAN PLANNING COMMISSION METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME Amendment No. 1082/33 BUSH FOREVER Et RELATED LANDS Citiesof Armada le,Bayswater,Belmont,Canning,Cockburn, Fremantle, Gosnells, Joondatup, Melville, Ned lands,Perth, Rockingham, South Perth, Stirling, Subiaco, Swan and Wanneroo, the Towns of Bassendean, Cambridge, Claremont, Kwinana, Mosman Park, Victoria Park and Vincent, the Shires of Kalamunda, Mundaring, Peppermint Grove and Serpentine-Jarrandate SUBMISSIONS 91 115 VOLUME 3 OF 6 November 2005 PERTH WESTERN AUSTRALIA Western Government of Australian Western Planning Australia Commission 500Diu'dm METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME Amendment No. 1082/33 BUSH FOREVERaRELATED LANDS SUBMISSIONS 91 115 Cities of Armada le, Bayswater, Belmont, Canning, Cockburn, Fremantle, Gosnells, Joondalup, Melville, Ned lands, Perth, Rockingham, South Perth, Stirling, Subiaco, Swan and Wanneroo, the Towns of Bassendean, Cambridge, Claremont, Kwinana, Mosman Park, Victoria Park and Vincent, the Shires of Kalamunda, Mundaring, Peppermint Grove and Serpentine-Jarrandale Western ;Australian \IS Planning Commission VOLUME 3 OF 6 November 2005 © State of Western Australia Published by the Western Australian Planning Commission, Albert Facey House, 469 Wellington Street, Perth Western Australia 6000 MRS Amendment No. 1082/33. Submissions 91-115 Volume 3 of 6 File 809-2-1-77 Pt. 2 Published November 2005 ISBN 0 7309 9549 6 Internet: http://www.wapc.wa.gov.au e-mail: [email protected] Phone: (08)92647777 Fax: (08)92647566 TTY: (08)92647535 Copies of this document are available in alternative formats on application to the disability services co-ordinator. FOREWORD The Metropolitan Region Scheme (MRS) sets out the broad pattern of land use for the whole Perth Metropolitan Region. This Scheme is constantly under review to best reflect regional planning and development needs. The Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) is the agency responsible for this process. Amendment proposals are made to change land-use 'reservations' and 'zones' in the MRS when considered necessary. The amendment process is regulated by the Metropolitan Region Town Planning Scheme Act. That legislation provides for public submissions to be made on proposed amendments. For a substantial amendment (made under Section 33 of the Act), the WAPC considers all the submissions lodged, and publishes its findings in a Report on Submissions. This report is presented to the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure and to the Governor. The Amendment is then scrutinised by both Houses of Parliament before it becomes effective. PUBLICATIONS In the course of each substantial amendment to the MRS, information is published under the following titles: Amendment Report This document is available from the start of the public advertising period of the proposed amendment. It sets out the purpose and scope of the amendment, explains why the proposal is considered necessary, and informs people how they can comment on the proposal. Environmental Review Report The EnvironmentalProtection Authority considers the environmental impactof an amendment to the MRS beforeitisadvertised. Shoulditrequire assessment an Environmental Review is undertaken, and that information is available at the same time as the Amendment Report. Report on Submissions Documents theplanningrationale,determinationof submissions and the WAPC's recommendations for final approval of the Amendment. Submissions Comprises a reproduction ofallthe written submissions received on the proposed amendment. Transcript of Public Hearings A person who has made a written submission may also choose to appear before aHearings Committee to express their views. All hearings are recorded and transcribed. The submitter may chose whether this hearing is conducted in 'private' or in'public'. Where the person has chosen a private hearing, materials presented remain confidential. The transcripts of public hearings are published in this volume. Alphabetical Listing of Submissions MRS Amendment 1082/33 Bush Forever & Related Lands SubmissionName SubmissionName Number Number 132Activ Foundation Inc, 162D'Orazio, S N, A & M, Urban Focus for Gray & Lewis for 8Armada le, City of 37Danzi, Fortunato & 155Australian Limestone Tindara Resources 1 Danzi, Tullio 110Automotive Holdings 127Dawson, Maxine Group 128De Piazza, Guido & Ugo 88Bafile, Zelinda + Borgogno, Mary 54Ball, Diane 139Di Giuseppe, Antonio 29Barrett, Paul 66Drummond, Regina 36Bayswater, City of 142Eglinton Estates & 116Blackburn, Robert & Landcorp, ATA Bowen, Jacqueline Environmental for 41 Blackmore, Mrs E 137Elvi Pty Ltd 174Borrello, Frank 75Emanuel Exports Pty Ltd, 85Boyle, John MGA Town Planners for 105Bradshaw, Felicity & Don 114Feegate Pty Ltd, Greg 100Brickwood, Joan Rowe & Associates for 65Brookes, Denis & Gwen 176Flinders, Howard 61 Brusa, Carl 131 Foster, K 0 & D G 55Buktenica, Ante & Thelma 31 Franzinelli, Flora 19Bunarak Pty Ltd 17 Fremantle Ports 35Cambridge, Town of 56Fremantle, City of 103Campbell, Christine 135Friends of Forrestdale 111 Capricorn Coastal Village 138Friends of Perth Airport Joint Venture Bushland 23Carbone, Mario 151 Friends of Piney Lakes & 148Carter, Kent & Katherine Winthrop Murdoch 22Catellani, Stephen Community Group, 45Chilvers, William Stevens, John for 182Clark, Paul 3 Frost, Leslie & Linley 161 Cockburn Cement 125Garbin, Robert & Maria Limited, Minter Ellison 40Gardner, Maureen Lawyers for 149Garreffa, Carmelo, 177Cockburn, City of Valerie & Stella 47Colwyn Park, Bailey, 46Gates, Leanne & Kevin & Vicki for Cicholas, Thomas 112Conservation and Land 95Gersch, Patrick Management, Department 164Gosnells, City of of 173Gouges Y, Greg Rowe & 38Cranley, Christopher Associates for 186Creasey-Chapman, P & E 2 Green, Alan & Joanne 69Crofts, Alison 15Grimaldi, Nicia SubmissionName SubmissionName Number Number 52Hall E P 44McElroy, Robyn 7Harry, William 98McKay, J.S 77Heggart, Janet 157McLeods 86Heim, Marie 68McQueen, Sandy 25Henderson, John & 134McWhinney, Nora Heather 101 Melville, City of 130Herlihy, Astrid 79Metropolitan Cemeteries 175Higginson, William & Board Jean 121 Moore, Judy & Barry 147Higham, Chris 97Morald, Tim 27Hilton, Roger 81 Mori, Luciano 24Hipkins, Max 170Multiplex Developments 87Hoareau, Joanne (WA) Pty Ltd, Minter 89Hoskin, Roslyn Ellison 156Jacksonville Holdings Pty 172Mundaring, Shire of Ltd, McLeods for 59Musca, Antonino & 78James, Allan & Beryl Michael 48Jennings, Helga 96Nature Reserves 49Jennings, Isabella Preservation Group (Inc) 82Johnson, Beverley 183Newland, Dennis 99Johnson, Gary & Lee 171 Nield, Christine 57Johnson, Shane 180Nield, Paul 20Joondalup, City of 179Oates, Ken 184Jordan, Paul 72O'Toole, Thomas 108Justice, Department of, 14 Panetta, Giuseppe CCD Australian 53Passarelli, Guglielmo Consulting Engineers for 143Pearson, P & K, McLeods 119Kalamunda, Shire of for 150Kearney, Gerald & Sue 166Peet & Company Limited 104Keelan-Wake, Jacqueline as Trustee for the Burns 93Kwinana, Town of Beach Property Trust, 163Land Information, Hardy Bowen Layers for Department of 70Petrovski, Dimce 115Landcorp 58Phoenix Forest Products 16Lander, G 91 Pirozzi, Domenic & Julia 42Langford, G 152Planning & Infrastructure, 71 Lapham, Huw & Peter Department of 122Lark Hill Landcare Group 124Port Kennedy LCDC Inc. Inc, 185Prestage, Ralph & Lois 80Lea, Pamela 67Pries, Marion 83Liddiard, Todd 4Public Transport Authority 63Lima, Les 113Quinns Rocks 60Lindsay, David Environmental 84Lloyd, Alan Group 158Logan, Philip 181 Rainbow Park 33MacGregor, Stuart & 18 Rechichi, Don & Elisabeth Patricia 102Roberts, T, The Planning 43MacKay, John Group for 26Macri, Antonio & Concetta 169Robertson, Phylis 165Main Roads WA 10 Robeson, KA & PM 94Maze, The 64Rockingham, City of 159McCann, John 62Rose, Valda SubmissionName SubmissionName Number Number 168Rosher Family, Taylor 109Urban Development Burrell Barnett Institute of Australia 90Saggers, Stuart & 118Van Doornum, Maximilian Marriott, Summer & Jennifer 178Satter ley Property Group/ 51 Vicini, Mary Ocean Springs Joint 11 Victoria Park, Town of Venture 117Vincent Nominees Pty Ltd 106Schultz, Beth 9Vincent, Town of 141 Shannon, Beverley 140W R Carpenter 136Skeels, J R & Harrison, P Landholdings Pty Ltd, W, Dykstra & Associates Masterplan Consultants for WA for 32Skroza, Karmela 154WA Building Block 144Sorgiovanni, C, Company Landvision for 39Wakefield, Ashley 21 South Perth, City of 92Wanneroo, City of 5St Mary's Anglican Girls' 123Water Corporation School 126Western Australian Local 28Sterndale, John Government Association 160Stirling, City of 153Wetlands Conservation 76Stockland Trust Group, Society Inc MGA Town Planners for 145Wilbraham, Paul 73Stone, Garry 129Yanchep Sun City Pty Ltd 133Stubber, Alice 146Yeliand, Lynn 13Subiaco, City of 12Yozzi, A 50Swan River Trust 34Zencich, Christopher & 74Swan, City of Sandra 30Symons, AT&ME 183Newland, Dennis 6Ten Vaanholt, Mr & Mrs D 184Jordan, Paul 120Tigerhawk Pty Ltd, Corrs 185Prestage, Ralph & Lois Chambers Westgarth for 186Creasey-Chapman 167University of Western LATE Australia, Minter Ellison Waterbird Conservation for Group 107Urban Bushland Council Bassendean, Town of WA Inc. Hine, Terry 109Urban Development Benjamin, Rowland Institute of Australia Kaspy, Michael Price, Marie Mandurah, City of Metropolitan Region Town Planning Scheme Act 1959 Section 33 Amendment (Substantial) FORM 6A SUBMISSION METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEME AMENDMENT No. 1082/33 BUSH FOREVER & RELATED LANDS OFFICE USE ONLY To:Secretary Western Australian Planning Commission 469 Wellington Street
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