Victoria Park Precinct Plan Under the Heading “Development Standards”

TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK

TOWN PLANNING SCHEME NO. 1

PRECINCT PLANS

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Updated to include AMD 78 GG 20/12/19

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Prepared by the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage

Original Town Planning Scheme Gazettal 30 September 1998

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TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK - PRECINCT PLAN TEXT AMENDMENTS

AMDT GAZETTAL UPDATED DETAILS NO DATE WHEN BY 5 31/08/01 29/08/01 DH Precinct Plan 10 - amending by inserting the following text as a new paragraph after the first paragraph of the Statement of Intent: "The area of land identified as Special Use zone generally bounded by Welshpool Road, Forward Street, Swansea Street East, Milford Street and Shepperton Road is to be consolidated as a node of commercial uses and serve as part of the southern "Gateway" to the Town of Victoria Park." Precinct Plan 10 - incorporating provisions for "Special use Zone" following the Development Standard provisions for the Office/Residential Zone. 43 31/10/08 10/11/08 DH Amending Precinct Plans P3, P4, P7, P8, P10 and P11 by amending the extract of the Zoning Table appearing in those Precinct Plans to reflect the amendments to the Zoning Table contained in the Scheme Text. 44 29/07/09 10/08/09 DH Precinct Plan P3 Causeway Precinct - modify by deleting all text from the Statement of Intent and replacing with new text Precinct Plan P3 - deleting text and heading relating to the Commercial zone and deleting the text relating to the Office/Residential zone and adding new text. 46 03/09/10 13/09/10 NM Deleted ‘Note(s)’ relating to ‘Building height’ within Precinct Plan 2 – Burswood Precinct “Office/Residential Zone” a Precinct Plan 4 – McCallum Precinct “Residential Zone” and “Commercial Zone”. 50 13/07/12 31/07/12 NM Inserted “Building Height” and related paragraph under the paragraph headed “Development Standards” under the heading “Residential Zone” within Precinct Plan P5 Raphael Precinct. Modified Precinct Plan P6 Victoria park Precinct plan under the heading “Development Standards”. Inserted the words “, except where otherwise specified” after the last sentence of the second paragraph of the preamble in Residential Zone. 49 08/03/13 25/03/13 NM Inserted ‘Residential Development’ under subheading ‘Development Standards’ of Sheets A and B of P12 East Victoria Park Precinct. Replaced some text under ‘Statement of Intent’ of Burswood Peninsula Precinct Plan P1 Sheet A. Replaced text under ‘Special Use Zone’ of Burswood Peninsula Precinct Plan P1 Sheet A. 59 21/06/13 01/07/13 NM Inserted new text into Precinct Plan 5 following ‘Development standards’. 66 16/02/16 25/02/16 RO Amend Precinct Plan P11 Sheet A to reclassify lots fronting the western side of Albany Highway from Cargill Street (and including Lot 22 Cargill Street) to McMaster Street, and the abutting sections of ROW and the lots fronting the eastern side of Albany Highway from Rushton Street to Harvey Street (and including Lots 4 & 5 Harvey Street), and the abutting sections of ROW, from “Commercial” zone to “District Centre” zone. Amend Precinct Plan P11 Sheet A to reclassify lots fronting the western side of Albany Highway from Tuam Street to Sussex Street, and the abutting sections of ROW, from “Commercial” zone to “District Centre” zone. Amend Precinct Plan P11 Sheet A to reclassify Lots 451, 2, 1, 26, 327, 25 & 24 fronting the eastern side of Albany Highway adjacent the intersection with Miller Street, Lot 329 Miller Street and the abutting ROW, from “Commercial” zone to “District Centre” zone. Amend Precinct Plan P11 Sheet A to reclassify lots fronting the eastern side of Albany Highway from Miller Street to Lot 505 and the abutting section of ROW, from “Commercial” zone to “District Centre” zone. Amend Precinct Plan P11 Sheet B(ii) by modifying building height limit 5 (iii) for the ‘Albany Highway Gateway’ Commercial zone so as to apply to the area on the southern side of Albany

2 AMDT GAZETTAL UPDATED DETAILS NO DATE WHEN BY Highway from Oswald Street to Cargill Street in lieu of the area on the southern side of Albany Highway from Oswald Street to 66 McMaster Street. (Cont’d) Amend Precinct Plan P11 Sheet B(i) by adding building height limit 7(v) for the ‘Victoria Park Shopping Area’ District Centre zone. Amend Precinct Plan P11 Sheet B(i) by adding building height limit 7(vi) for the ‘Victoria Park Shopping Area’ District Centre zone. 72 28/02/17 21/03/17 GM Recoded the land comprising 6 (Lot 150), 8 (Lot 100) & 10 (Lot 101) Midgley Street and the portion of 200 (Lot 10) Great Eastern Highway formerly known as Lot 151, from 'Residential R20' to 'Residential R60'. Amended the title and paragraphs containing development standards relating to the 'Red Castle Motel Site'.

75 23/06/17 14/9/17 MLD Amend the Precinct Plans in the following manner:

(i) With the exception of the Special Use zones within Precinct Plan P2 Sheet B and Precinct Plan P10 Sheet B, in all other instances, remove the first sentence under the heading 'Development Standards' and replace with the following wording -

Development shall generally be in accordance with the R-Code (where applicable) and any relevant planning policy.

(ii) Remove the following words in all instances where they appear:

'Where it is considered that a particular use could have a detrimental impact on the amenity of the surrounding area (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will be subject to the advertising procedure referred to in the Scheme Text. Policy to this effect is contained in the Town Planning Scheme Policy Manual under the section General Planning Procedures'.

and replace with the following wording:

Where it is considered that a particular use could have a detrimental impact on the amenity of the surrounding area (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will be subject to assessment and advertising under any relevant planning policy.

(iii) For each Precinct Plan, under the heading 'How it works' delete the words 'They are published as a separate booklet' or 'They are published in the Policy Manual' whichever applies.

(iv) In Precinct Plan P4 for the 'Commercial' zone, Precinct Plan P7 for the 'Commercial' zone, Precinct Plan P8 for the 'Local Centre' zone and all land zoned 'District Centre' or 'Commercial' within Precinct Plan P11, in relation to the development standard 'Setbacks' replace the words 'scheme policy' with 'planning policy'.

(v) In Precinct Plan P5 and in Precinct Plan P11 Sheet B for the 'Residential/Commercial' zone under the heading 'Policy Note' replace the words 'the Town Planning Scheme Policy Manual' with 'a planning policy'.

(vi) In Precinct Plan P5 delete the words 'contained in the Town Planning Scheme' at the end of the sentence commencing 'Development on Lots 14, 15 and 41 Armagh Street'.

(u) Amend Precinct Plan P2 Sheet B as follows:

(i) Delete all text under the heading 'Structure Plan' and replace with the following wording:

Development within the Special Use zone is to be generally consistent with the approved Burswood Lakes Structure Plan. In relation to applications for development or subdivision 3 AMDT GAZETTAL UPDATED DETAILS NO DATE WHEN BY approval within the Special Use Zone, the decision-maker is to have due regard to the approved structure plan when determining the application.

The approved structure plan may be amended in accordance with deemed clause 29, and inclusive of public consultation.

(ii) In (1)(b) ii. replace the words 'contained in the Town of Victoria Park Town Planning Scheme No. 1 Policy Manual',. with 'planning policy'.

(iii) Under the heading 'Variation to Development Standards' replace the words 'clause 36 of the Scheme' with 'deemed clause 67' and delete the words 'in accordance with clause 35(2)'.

(iv) Under the heading 'General Design Guidelines' replace the words 'as contained in the Town of Victoria Park Town Planning Scheme No. 1 Policy Manual', with 'planning policy'.

(v) Delete the heading 'Appeals' and all associated text.

(v) Amend Precinct Plan P10 Sheet B as follows:

(i) Delete the heading 'Development Guide Plan' and all text thereunder and replace with the following wording:

LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN

Development within the Special Use zone is to be generally consistent with the approved Local Development Plan (formerly known as a Development Guide Plan). In relation to applications for development or subdivision approval within the Special Use Zone, the decision-maker is to have due regard to the approved local development plan when determining the application.

The approved local development plan may be amended in accordance with deemed clause 59, and inclusive of public consultation.

(ii) Under the heading 'General Design Guidelines' replace reference to 'Development Guide Plan' with 'Local Development Plan'. 77 19/06/18 19/07/18 MLD Update the extract of the Zoning Table that appears in all Precinct Plans for all zones to reflect the modifications to the Zoning Table in the Scheme Text. 79 25/1/19 21/2/19 HB Amend the Burswood Precinct Plan P2 (Sheet B): Amend the 'Use Area' table for the Special Use Zone and related Footnotes in the following manner: Delete existing Footnote 1. Amend the notation to the 'AA' (discretionary) land use permissibility for 'Shop' from 'AA' to 'AA3,4'. Amend the land use permissibility for the uses of 'Hotel' and 'Serviced Apartment' from 'X' prohibited uses to "AA' (discretionary) uses, with notations 1 and 2 respectfully. Insert the following Footnotes 1 to 4, corresponding to notations 1 to 4 to the 'AA' (discretionary) uses listed within the 'Use Area' table. Modify the minimum communal open space requirement for Lot 9 from '16 m2' to 'Nil'. Modify the maximum plot ratio requirement for Lot 9 from '1.36' to '4', and for Lot 25 from '0.27' to '2.3'. Modify the minimum site area per dwelling requirement for Lot 9 from '100' to '18', and for Lot 25 from '110' to '24'. Modify the maximum building height requirement for Lot 9 from '6' storeys and '21' metres maximum to '24' storeys and '75' metres maximum. Modify the maximum building height requirement for Lot 25 from '5' storeys and '17.5' metres to '16' storeys and '51' metres. Include a notation under the heading 'Ceding of Land for State Infrastructure Contribution'.

4 AMDT GAZETTAL UPDATED DETAILS NO DATE WHEN BY 78 20/12/19 14/01/2020 MLD 1.1 Modify the Town Planning Scheme No. 1 Precinct Plan P12 ‘East Victoria Park’ by recoding the property at No. 384 (Lot 3) Berwick Street, East Victoria Park from R30 to R60.

1.2 Modify Town Planning Scheme No. 1 Precinct Plan 12 ‘East Victoria Park’ by inserting the following development standards for development of the property at No. 384 (Lot 3) Berwick Street, East Victoria Park:

In relation to the land at No. 384 (Lot 3) Berwick Street, East Victoria Park, the following provisions apply to the development of land:

(a) A Local Development Plan is to be prepared and approved prior to the commencement of any development on the site.

(b) Vehicle and/or pedestrian access to be provided to/from Berwick Street, Baillie Avenue and/or Carson Street, and to be supported by a Traffic Impact and Road Safety Assessment report

5 TABLE OF CONTENTS

PRECINCT PLAN P1 (SHEET A) BURSWOOD PENINSULA PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P1 (SHEET B) BURSWOOD PENINSULA PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P2 (SHEET A) BURSWOOD PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P2 (SHEET B) BURSWOOD PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P3 CAUSEWAY PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P4 MCCALLUM PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P5 RAPHAEL PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P6 VICTORIA PARK PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P7 LATHLAIN PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P8 CARLISLE PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P9 WELSHPOOL PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P10 (SHEET A) SHEPPERTON PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P10 (SHEET B) SHEPPERTON PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P11 (SHEET A) ALBANY HIGHWAY PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P11 (SHEET B (i) ALBANY HIGHWAY PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P11 (SHEET B (ii) ALBANY HIGHWAY PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P12 (SHEET A) EAST VICTORIA PARK PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P12 (SHEET B) EAST VICTORIA PARK PRECINCT

PRECINCT PLAN P13 CURTIN PRECINCT

LEGEND TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 Precinct Boundary BURSWOOD PENINSULA PRECINCT

METROPOLITAN REGION P1P1P1

SCHEME RESERVES P2P2P2 P1 NOTE: The Western Australian Planning Commission care of the Ministry for Planning should be consulted SHEET A USE OF LAND AND Maximum height of any development shall SPECIAL USE ZONE for full information on the precise land requirements P7P7P7 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS comply with the restrictions associated with P3P3P3 for all Metropolitan Region Scheme Reserves. P6P6P6 Obstacle Limitation Surfaces (OLS) and P4P4P4 BELMONT PARK RACECOURSE P5P5P5 A Structure Plan must be prepared and Procedures for Air Navigation Services REDEVELOPMENT SITE P8P8P8 PRECINCT PLAN P1 approved prior to any subdivision and/or - Aircraft Operations (PANS-OPS) pursuant

The redevelopment of the Belmont Park development of the land with the exception P11P11P11 P10P10P10 to the Airports Act 1996. P11P11P11 P10P10P10 Parks and Recreation P9P9P9 SHEET A Racecourse site should facilitate a mix of of development or use associated with the land uses including retention and upgrading current racecourse activities. Updated on 19 July 2017 Development shall not compromise the P12P12P12 of current racing facility, high and medium primary function and operations of the Primary Regional Road density residential, a significant Activity The Structure Plan is to prescribe the land racecourse. AMENDMENT GAZETTAL AMENDMENT GAZETTAL 0 TOWN OF VICTORIA0 PARK Centre and riverfront Parks and Recreation. use permissibility, standards, requirements N .DATE N . DATE Railways P13P13P13 and prerequisites for subdivision and 3. 2 February 2001 75. 23 June 2017 Any future redevelopment of the site development. Where land is within the area TOWN6. PLANNING8 October 2002 SCHEME No.1 should give consideration to its prominent of a Structure Plan: 8. 4 February 2003 location on the Peninsula. Public access TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK - which specifies land use permissibility, BURSWOOD23A. 6 April 2004PENINSULA PRECINC along the river foreshore should be provided, then the land use permissibility in the SCHEME ZONES 57. 22 February 2013 maintained and improved, having regard for Structure Plan will apply to that land and the needs to balance accessibility with not the land use permissibility which would Special Use preservation of the river bank and wildlife otherwise apply to the land under the STATEMENT OF INTENT habitat. Scheme; and HOW IT WORKS Racecourse The Burswood Peninsula Precinct should continue to - which stipulates standards and requirements RC develop as a major regional recreation and entertainment P1 A This Precinct Plan describes the Council's town planning Given the site's close proximity to the Graham for development of land, then the standards area and as a premier tourist destination. intentions for this precinct. It contains a Statement of Farmer Freeway, a key entry point to the city and requirements for development in the Any future development of the Belmont Park Racecourse Intent which applies to the whole Precinct and several centre, redevelopment of the site should Structure Plan will apply to that land and not LAND USE AND site should facilitate a mix of land uses including the other statements which apply to specific areas within the respect this prominent location. Building and any standards and requirements of the DEVELOPMENT CONTROLS following principal components: Precinct. These statements summarise the kind of future car park development should therefore be of same kind which would otherwise apply - Retention and upgrading of current racing facility that is seen to be appropriate for the precinct. high standard in terms of construction, design to the land under the Scheme. Any Casino (Burswood Island) - High and medium density residential and materials used. Access to public standards or requirements of a kind which Agreement Act 1985 - A significant Activity Centre In this Precinct Plan you will also find information about transport stops from buildings should be are provided for in the Scheme but not - Riverfront Parks and Recreation the purposes for which land may be used and guidelines safe, clearly signposted and well maintained. provided for in the Structure Plan shall for the development of land and buildings. continue to apply to the land. NORTH RD Development Area - Subject to The Peninsula is a prominent riverine landscape feature. The Racecourse facility is likely to DA1 Development of the Peninsula should therefore be of a This Precinct Plan should be read together with: - ST continue to attract significant patronage. Development of land shall generally be in S Division 3 and Schedule 7 of T standard that reflects its prominence from numerous It would therefore be appropriate to give accordance with an adopted Structure Plan. SCALE 1 : 5,000 1. Planning polices which contain guidelines for the vantage points and key entry routes to the city centre. H C Town Planning Scheme Text AT HE M B development and use of land which apply to more Belmont Park Station, pedestrian access R AR TS Y The visual emphasis of the river, lakes and parklandCR with Residential density shall be in accordance EY than one precinct. References are given in this from the station and through the car park. E

views to the city should be maintained andT new C ST P Precinct Plan to those policies. T with the Residential Density Code shown on ST N RAC0 R Codes development must be integrated with theU lake and the Scheme Map. Residential development ST H G parkland theme of the Precinct. ST A 2. The Scheme Text which contains legal and shall comply with the Residential Design Codes R D T S I T S N administrative provisions regarding the use and except for the variations specified in an E BELMONT PARK RACECOURSE: R The maintenance of established mature landscape L development of land. adopted Structure Plan. Horse racing, festivals, conferences, AL elements on the Peninsula is important. NewW buildings conventions, exhibitions and other E and car parks should contain a strong landscape D In order to determine how a particular lot is affected by S P community activities are appropriate for T element and be unobtrusive with regard to the parkland the above, you will need to refer to that lot on the map this site. The land should remain a and river setting. As key entry points to the city centre and the related text in this Precinct Plan. Where a C A A N NT I major public recreation/tourist facility. LE B Great Eastern Highway, Graham Farmer Freeway and property is located on or near the Precinct boundary it E Z L adjoining parkland should contain suitably designed civic may also be necessary to consult the neighbouring ST E O J treatments and gateway statements. Precinct/s. It should also be noted that from time to time, R the Town Planning Scheme may be subject to E COV E amendments. Public access throughout the Precinct and along the river BURSWOOD PENINSULA: V foreshore should be unimpeded. Well signposted and

Major regional recreation/entertainment S You are reminded that before land and buildings can be I secure accessW to public transport is considered an E S G T A A area and tourist destination. New ITdeveloped or used for another purpose it will probably be N R integral component of all land use activities on the HE

R development should be integrated with B A necessary to make a planning application and receive WE S N TRA Peninsula. Public spaces will be enhanced and LIA the river, lakes and parkland setting and K approval from the Council. ST maintainedR so that they contribute to the pleasant and be of a standard that reflects the D attractive environment of the Precinct. In order to prominence of the Peninsula. Enquiries concerning this Precinct Plan or general enhance the environment in this manner further vehicular planning matters should be directed to the Council's access from Great Eastern Highway should be avoided. Planning Department.

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The Ministry for Planning has, with the N ST DA1 exception of the Belmont Racecourse, ST reserved all land on the Burswood SUMMERS RAC0 Peninsula for parks and recreation, controlled access highway, other major N SO HN ADOPTION highway, and public purposes (special JO uses). Planning authority within LAND USE AND DEVELOPMENT Adopted by resolution of the Council of R Metropolitan Region Scheme reserves CONTROL: the Town of Victoria Park at the Ordinary and the foreshore is the responsibility of The following additional planning Meeting of the Council held on the 9th the Ministry for Planning, the Swan River control applies to areas within and day of August 1994.

adjoining this precinct: H Trust and/or the Department of Marine A L Casino (Burswood Island) L and Harbours. It may also be necessary, 50 A Agreement Act 1985. V depending on the nature of the 51 development, to refer matters to the J A E LEE Department of Environmental Protection MAYOR TAMAR and/or the Department of Aboriginal D R Sites. Approvals must be obtained from ST the relevant authorities prior to the issue R

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The Burswood Resort Complex is subject T Adopted for final approval by resolution of

L N S O S theK Council of the Town of Victoria Park at to the Casino (Burswood Island) R LA Agreement Act 1985. State and Local C the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held government planning approvals are not on the 11th day of August 1998 and the required on land affected by this seal of the Municipality was pursuant to agreement with the exception of the land ST that resolution, hereunto affixed in the

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E a high standard as it forms a major R Y landscape feature of the Peninsula and is visible from various vantage points. BEACON TCE DR Safety for users of the river foreshore J M BONKER areas, in the vicinity of the golf course, LAWSON CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 3 should be a consideration if any new BURSWOOD PARK PUBLIC activities are established in that location. RECOMMENDED FOR FINAL APPROVAL GOLF COURSE Any expansion of the golf course should GIBRALTAR EAS S TB O be carefully considered as this would ROO TC K V WY

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T for various recreational activities should 1 R T M 3 D RD O MINISTER FOR PLANNING A be balanced with preservation of N H L 168 R K P 3 D C I wetland and wildlife refuges. HA W 168 D ST 166 W R NILE K Date S BURSWOOD PARK 164 B U V JOINS SHEET B 160 1 R A F D N IT R Z PUBLIC GOLF COURSE R 158 146 O R Y R 148 D C 156 E AL SD ST R 150 145 MALVERN IVE R 155 151 154 142 P 153 ENV1 D 140 117 RD E 152 T S 137 119 RD 136 138 116 121 N 135 O 134 114 R 66 W N O 133 IA E 124 112 W O T IV 83 D S V O 126 84 R 110 T O 132 S LO R 127 82 E 131 108 1 2

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LEGEND TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK

H A L TOWN PLANNING LSCHEME No.1 50 A Precinct Boundary V 51 BURSWOOD PENINSULA PRECINCT

PARKLAND RESERVES PEDESTRIANS, CYCLISTS BURSWOOD CASINO, P1P1P1 TAMAR METROPOLITAN REGION D R AND VEHICULAR ACCESSST HOTEL AND SUPERDOME PARKS SCHEME RESERVES P2P2P2 R

Cycle and walkways should be NOTE: The Western Australian Planning Commission P1 Charles Paterson Park, Kagoshima Park COMPLEX I

care of the Ministry for Planning should be consulted maintained and enhanced throughout the N

and G O Edwards Park should be V P7P7P7 SHEET B for full information on the precise land requirements P7P7P7 parklands. Extension to the existing P3P3P3

reinforced and enhanced as developed A

Any further development of the Complex for all Metropolitan Region Scheme Reserves. P6P6P6

E P4P4P4 P6P6P6 network around the Peninsula should be P4P4P4 garden and open park areas with access should be of a scale and intensity P5P5P5

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to the river foreshore. All parkland area C appropriate to the limitations of available P8P8P8 T PRECINCT PLAN P1

cyclist access to surrounding residential L N S O should be maintained for passive land, access and parking constraints. S K suburbs should also be considered. P10P10P10 R P11P11P11 P10P10P10 A recreation use. The image of these Any further expansion of the Complex P9P9P9 L Parks and Recreation P9P9P9 C SHEET B parks should be one of an impressive into existing parkland will not be Use of parkland areas for car parks and well landscaped formal entrance to the supported. In addition, consideration P12P12P12 access roads should be strongly Primary Regional Roads P12P12P12 Updated on 19 July 2017 city. Grand scale boulevard plantings shouldST be given to the impact of further resisted. The piecemeal addition of car and civic treatments are considered development on possibleY future adjacent

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L should only occur where needed for E TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 A 6. 8 October 2002 N SU Special Uses swan fountain flanking Great Eastern UseG of parkland for Burswood Resort S ST

L passive recreational activities. Any car I BROWN G 4 February 2003 Highway are a focal point and visitor T 8. G N parkingA on a permanent basis will not be

F L park constructed should contain H 6 April 2004 Y attraction and should be preserved. F BURSWOOD23A. PENINSULA PRECINCT E D supported. Any additional parking or Railways

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Y access to the Resort should be PUBLIC OPEN SPACE AND RIVER accommodated on-site and not encroach FORESHORE BEACON into existingTCE parkland. STATEMENT OF INTENT DR TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK PUBLIC TRANSPORT The Burswood Peninsula Precinct should continue to HOW IT WORKS In areas not formally designated as LAWSON Access to the river foreshore should not SCHEME RESERVES develop as a major regional recreation and entertainment parkland, but reserved for parks and 3 This Precinct Plan describes the Council's townP1 planning B Innovative forms of public transport to the be obstructed by expansion of the area and as a premier tourist destination. Activities recreation, public access should not be precinct will be encouraged where they BURSWOOD PARK PUBLIC Parks and Recreation intentions for this precinct. It contains a Statement of Complex or other associated uses. should be directly related to existing uses or recreation Intent which applies to the whole Precinct and several restricted by other uses. Consideration can be integrated with existing transport GOLF COURSE should be given to upgrading the GIBRALTAR and entertainment activities. other statements which apply to specific areas within the modes.EAS Public transport stops within the S TB O ROO

K V NORTH Precinct. These statements summarise the kind of future foreshore and adjacent areas around the TC WY

E E Precinct should be improved and their C H R T ROYAL L S The Peninsula is a prominent riverine landscape feature. that is seen to be appropriate for the precinct. A Peninsula to a standard in keeping with a E 187 LAND USE AND M

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relocation considered in order to improveG D ARDEN E key entry route to the city and extending N Development of the Peninsula should therefore be of a N road safety and public transport facilities. D R DEVELOPMENT CONTROLS In this Precinct Plan you will also find information about opportunities to explore the foreshore. MULBERRY SCALE 1 : 5,000 standard that reflects its prominence from numerous CIR G S the purposes for which land may be used and guidelines LAND USE AND DEVELOPMENT O vantage points and key entry routes to the city centre. T Casino (Burswood Island) REG MACEY ST O AL D 186 for the development of land and buildings. The ecological value and interest of the CONTROL: W The visual emphasis of the river, lakes and parkland with P 1 O O L 2 184 R Agreement Act 1985 D The following planning control applies O R views to the city should be maintained and new Precinct should be enhanced through the R D O RY S

A K N U 182 G This Precinct Plan should be read together with: - ISB H H R L AI Y to areas within and adjoining this development must be integrated with the lake and A preservation and protection of wetland GC A CONSTITUTION S W WY ST R P 180 O precinct: Casino (Burswood Island) T parkland theme of the Precinct. (foreshore) areas on the Peninsula, and N 178 U 1. Planning polices which contain guidelines for the M R Agreement Act 1985. P I the implementation of erosion control A ST N D development and use of land which apply to more

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river by recreational boating clubs is S 4 H Precinct Plan to those policies. C T T 1 R T T M JOINS SHEET A 3 D and RcarD parks shouldO contain a strong landscape O A considered appropriate. However, care N N H L 168 R K P 3 element and Dbe unobtrusive with regard to the parkland must be taken to avoid conflict between C I HA 2. The Scheme Text which contains legal and W 168 D wildlife refuge areas and recreational E ST 166 W and river setting. As key entry points to the city centre R NIL K administrative provisions regardingS the use and S T BURSWOOD PARK 164 B Great Eastern Highway, Graham Farmer Freeway and K activities. Any new foreshore activities U V development of land. IL 160 1 R A F D D N IT A R adjoining parkland should contain suitably designedZ civic and associated building should not PUBLIC GOLF COURSE R 158 146 O treatments and gateway statements. R Y R R In order to determine how a particular lotD is affected by dominate the foreshore, restrict access, 148 D C 156 E AL or be in conflict with existing uses. SD 145 the above, you will need to refer to that lot on the map ST R 150 MALVERN IVE These activities should be ancillary to the R 155 151 Public access throughout the Precinct and along the river and the related text in this Precinct Plan. Where a 154 142 foreshore should be unimpeded. Well signposted and property is located on or near the Precinct boundary it recreation use of the Peninsula. P 153 D 140 117 RD ENV1 E 152 T may also be necessary to consult theR neighbouring S secure access to public transport is considered an D 137 119 138 RD Precinct/s. It should also be noted that from time to time, As adjacent residential areas grow it 136 116 integral component of all land use activities on the 135 121 N O the Town Planning Scheme may be subject to IN 134 114 Peninsula. Public spacesR will be enhanced and A would be appropriate to install 66 W L N O R 133 IA E amendments. E 124 112 W O B T V 83 maintained so that they contributeD to the pleasant and playground equipment and sheltered I O M D S V A R 126 84 R H 110 T attractive environment of the Precinct. In order to C seating at various locations. O 132 S LO You are reminded that before land and buildings can be R 127 82 E 131 108 1 2 enhance the environment in this manner further vehicular

T V BURSWOOD PRECINCT A A 130 81 developed or used for another purpose it will probably be W 106 access from Great Eastern Highway should be avoided. 129 89 200 necessary to make a planning application and receive AV 128 78 36 H O I 102 4 approval fromF the Council. A 92 T IT L 38 A 101 76 Safe and accessible provision for pedestrians, cyclists Z E R R E 100 D 94 35 GLA O O U 40 Y H 99 A 34 andD motorists is an important consideration. Council will L STONE Enquiries concerning this Precinct Plan or general C 72 42 3 E 32 require that new development and redevelopment take G V planning matters should be directed to the Council's R A I 70 44 1 T FF 30 into consideration pedestrian access, safety and make Planning Department. O NE 8 IT 2 O LS H R ON S 68 46 provision for cyclists. A NEL 28 3 K SON 7 5 9 48 4 6 R CR 100 Y D 6 7 R 10 50 8 U 5 51 B 9 IS L D 101 2 A R 8 4 51 S 11 S R 3 T 32 D 53 31

S 2 S 4 30 E T 6 29 IL 55 B T 5 28 O S O S 27 U 1 67 R R L 57 26 R R T 6 7 11 25 O E O SUPERDOME 8 N Y 24 G RD N 59 9 10 40 7 14 33 M 11 R DO 66 61 AP 12 D M LE 13 44 LUKE E 34 65 14 BURSWOOD P 70 15 43 L 11 69 IN 101 64 35 68 A 16 19 L 63 36 67 45 PL R RESORT 9 66 E 36 65 46 B 8 37 19 M 64 A 62 7 37 38 63 21 H V SU 6 39 62 C A 40 61 D S 5 41 60 T ADOPTION R 4 42 59 3 71 43 58 Y D 44 57 56 Adopted by resolution of the Council of TR 5 W IN O 45 ITY 2 CO O R 46 4 9 NW 47 55 the Town of Victoria Park at the Ordinary W A 1 R LL 48 S 3 49

R 108 54 Meeting of the Council held on the 9th 2 50 2 U 66 8 51 20 E B 106 E 53 19 1 L 105 3 day of August 1994. T 4 18 5 4 PL KAGOSHIMA S 6 103 52 17 A 79 V N 102 4 N C LE 80 R G 21 D PARK 81 100 K I A 82 99 5 6 23 O N V 7 I O 83 98 A 84 97 96 8 27 L D Y 85 9 R R O SWAN RIVER FORESHORE: E N R S 86 22 B G R60300 115 TR 95 E M G 116 AT 88 21 24 A L Access to and use of foreshore areas 117 LE 13 H A LATHLAIN PRECINCTY 89 94 28 C D R 118 90 S 14 S J A E LEE D 119 22 T T for various recreational activities 66 120 91 501 15 O 150 93 N MAYOR G 121 E D 23 503 24 E 122 R

R should be balanced with preservation of 148 123 505 R Y 92 23 HW 124 24 IN D 146 R20 507 125 G

wetland and wildlife refuges. O 126 77 157 144 25 O 127 535 510 40 128 T KAGOSHIMA PARK W 76 158 142 130 533 512 C S 198 R M IDG 140 531 514 U L 131 T 196 EY 61 529 516 B 5 138 S 195 45 J M BONKER RT K 194 132 527 518 O IT 136 62 CH 2 193 525 CHIEF EXECUTIVER OFFICER S ENE 192 135 44 D E R WY 191 133 R 63 N 1 163 190 522 189 134 43 N 21 165 188 R 520 ER 50 64 D N FINAL ADOPTION A ST 187 42 190 Y CHARLES EA 186 W D 168 185 L R E 21 184 41 4 S L Adopted for final approval by resolution of 51 170 182 P W PATERSON 20 183 537 1 12 CO 172 the Council of the Town of Victoria Park at 64 22 OK 181 LEE RESERVE 3 19 HA 101 S S PARK 79 23 M 2 IL 24 85 theA Ordinary Meeting of the Council held 62 L 15 25 175 K 1 EIG 26 102 C H 27 I L 18 230 177 140 84 193 W T L G.O.EDWARDS PARK 2 179 on the 11th day of August 1998 and the E 60 103 179 C B 3 1 ST 228 138 P 2 32 83 180 M 58 3 16 31 178 136 S seal of the Municipality was pursuant toA 290 304 30 226 104 T 178 C 303 29 82 182 56 28 224 134 1 that resolution, hereunto affixed in the 291 302 105 106 184 T 207 132 177 185 A 125 4 222 1 108 81 176 186 RE C G 5 6 presence of : R 6 209 130 2 110 174 A 12 295 194 I 12 5 211 3 128 187 G 1 501 CU 4 E 7 ST 171 GH 299 8 E 213 217 113 126 125 AN AM 4 9 NF 142 CE 170 50 OD 3 10 IEL 498 115 164 195 196 O 5 11 D 124 165 W 2 298 216 179 166 6 3 263 143 117 197 R S 102 S 7 H R 16 8 262 163 D T 177 123 D A U 3 9 RD 2 500 119 220 198 E W 46 B 283 260 144 RD 167 S 2 15 175 156 162 168 199 M T 1 14 122 169 219 J A E LEE O 258 T H 100 1 4 281 13 146 N 1 44 5 20 1 145 S 157 161 200 O 300 16 155 218 D 241 172 121 MAYOR R T P C 12 255 254 217 201 L N 149 154 S 160 R T 11 21 243 170 148 158 2 S E 1 202 A 2 41 H 500 253 151 216 I O 245 168 149 159 G W 181 OD 65 IC 271 267 4 147 153 215 203 ROGO 6 K 247 153 166 223 222 THO 57 259 272 1 252 5 152 204 20 500 38 273 EG 182 140 146 150 214 L 22 21 258 HA 249 255 E 24 23 3 268 294 M 220 156 164 224 205 H T 25 37 2 251 141 151 213 C C 51 55 11 1 1 183 139 145 256 T 905 158 225 206 E T 217 163 212 905 2 274 291 250 S 144 B 2 S 290 1 T 138 142 254 P 10 195 160 132 J M BONKER211 252 3 S 215 S 226 C L T 162 14 E 253 AU 13 253 288 2 3 131 133 143 1 11 12 1 213 137 Y CHIEF EXECUTIVE210 OFFICER S 31 194 22 227 T E 320 187 E 252 W 6 230 286 161 S 257 S 5 A 2 47 46 2 500 211 130 134 136 K 209 BD1 T B Y 2 EN 193 229 273 189 210 228 2 P 3 T 122 251 258 3 1 O 231 274 T 280 CAUSEWAY PRECINCT30 RA S 283 191 123 129 135 259 D T 275 208 S 1 R 4 H 221 R20 124 229 250 RECOMMENDED276 FOR FINAL APPROVAL 30 200 192 279 CAUSEWAY AND SURROUNDING 5 232 228 41 260 281 ST 18 193 206 40 128 6 20 282 4 230 249 277 OOD 7 600 4 5 191 222 125 261 278 BURSW 35 3 233 227 HO 279 I 260 5 282 PARKLAND: 2 295 W L 204 126 50 36 26 1 6 IC 196 EN 231 248 53 K O F 127 1 2 D 34 281 223 IE 262 274 294 283 2 P 258 121 L R 7 234 226 I 198 D This area aligns a major entry point to T 315 281 203 120 S D 35 L 247 273 284 24 S 24 296 R 119 263 T 293 T 314 L 256 D R 224 200 232 S 11 32 203 1 295 R 235 225 A 202 112 272 292 285 the city centre. Parkland areas should 23 37 17 254 D 264 70 31 G 233 225 226 118 N 296 E 12 5 21 38 204 188 14 111 113 246 271 304 291 286 51 10 236 224 20 252 201 117 A 265 be preserved and enhanced through 41 297 308 228 116 B 11 500 R40 3 T 21 270 CHAIRMANT 305 OF THE297 WESTERN290 287 110 V 11 1 40 205 S 16 104 114 S 17 223 R I 12 28 2 237 230 101 T 266 15 E 269 312 further development of parkland and 307 S 234 AUSTRALIAN303 PLANNING COMMISSION289 SH 298 105 L E H 100 13 206 232 103 115 P 10 36 27 17 1 222 300 247 L 267 313 R P T 238 15 306 288 ER I 14 301 3 1 A gateway statements. TO 37 26 9 306 234 102 235 268 3 N U M 14 8 262 W 245 298 R A3 100 NO15 MULTIPLE44 207DWELLINGS185 7 96 320 311 O O Q A 35 18 25 221 18 300 340 AD 101 236 2 321 299 4 10 S H 502 7 S 19 314 302 2 A 19 501 A 263 243 20 N 1 208 184 24 LE 298 95 236 Date E 220 H 238 29 71 102 20 23 A S 243 330 319 T 300 1 K 12 17 M 100 T 242 307 1 2 500 264 88 PE 237 S Water skiing area SH 7 C 300 209 183 316 240 72 E I N 219 295 T P 319 3 10 242 HE 241 329 322 310 301 P O 87 49 28 2 ER W 21 266 87 R 239 73 TO T 301 265 293 N T 182 18 BRI 328 315 308 8 3 318 32 G 9 23 1 22 88 177 328 268 241 DG 240 S FINAL APPROVAL GRANTED7 31 McCALLUM PRECINCT 74 N 88 326 291 12 4 327 331 T 318 309 I 181 19 E 6 S 69 1 31 D 178 N 7 289 78 S 323 A 77 5 64 N 53 O T 332 316 123 3 RD D 89 R60 20 325 271 PS 340 T 2 O 302 T 6 301 E E 10 287 5 L 68 13 T T P 327 317 L 830 3 90 63 55 9 8 5 3 273 285 341 333 121 I 79 51 51 H M 324 1 T 23 S 124 N S 302 2 E R40 146 4 90 4 A 4 324 7 1 816 319 3 E 348 326 78 10 29 62 U H 340 284 373 339 20 A 57 8 1 323 276 Y W 4 145 R 122 12 Victoria Park 303 74 E 349 325 64 McCALLUM PARK 80 Y 1 Y 1 342 21 W 813 6 9 5 2 2 D K 8 59 E 337 283 75 144 1 159 322 S 279 R T 356 334 Y 829 92 137 V T 347 9 22 S 812 819 15 3 2 304 A 73 76 S 63 W 300 11 R 1 335 77 MINISTER FOR PLANNING 507 213 D 357 335 55 4 A 4 320 282 350 65 10 H 820 100 50 176 T K 66 T 338 25 2 101 153 5 S 5 1 306 D N 66

810 6 H I 333 362 L R80 500 3 6 T 321 2 O E 355 23 3 7 E 6 31 C 72 336 56 N 154 A 175 281 G 67 M 343 822 6 L L H 331 71 Y 363 54 O 4 T B 5 A 23 65 358 61 252 S 7 A R 7 E 309 70 K A S N D 174 D 30 69 R 346 337 P 57 1 T S 5 201 101 Y 300 S 22 N 329 C 64 361 72 A 32 I 807 11 141 8 E E 68 A 372 L 60 T S 825 7 284 311 Date 44 IR 6 D 29 R 401 ST S G 351 344 T A 26 6 173 Y A 327 M 63 364 N 53 R 58 Y E 88 7 140 L INE 313 325 c S 371 I I H 5 285 C 24 20 S C E T 354 345 73 D L 9 827 25 172 28 402 1 AR N T G 999 O 8 139 2 2 TN K 62 I 370 E E 59 R 803 4 8 25 19 E A L 59 52 2 157 211 283 1 316 324 Y L G 359 352 68 31 198 99 171 15 403 437 P 46 D 3 801 16 D 138 1 18 H D 14 500 N 19 32 L 158 4 T 365 353 R 51 A 16 4 A PS 27 435 318 323 A 60 58 251 L 33 137 197 2 165 170 17 16 101 2 L 47 R W 1 S 434 21 67 A 1 S 3 T 28 16 UN 320 R40 57 369 360 50 33 1 34 159 2 3 2 S 15 G O 136 T 169 17 322 61 48 108 28 214 S 3 29 15 B 432 22 4 URY 405 56 368 366 100 250 334 2 135 196 6 1 100 44 20 27 161 215 5 30 14 18 100 406 430 321 55 49 1 R80 279 20 6 5 T 367 23 109 187 26 134 195 7 4 5 IN 13 31 13 45 24 98 162 3 L 19 S 3 54 1 8 2 F 427 T 46 16 101 S 25 194 278 147 T 32 12 22 409 43 107 T 0 99 163 216 17 10 1 14 R E 53 25 96 T 24 E A 33 11 21 47 19 99 S 6 O 193 11 9 P G 411 424 423 79 10 164 B 217 90 293 7 148 11 R U 34 48 17 94 105 23 M 363 A 10 20 261 52 O 37 R 192 21 H E T 413 C 26 ' T 31 O H 294 450 12 35 9 S 422 R D 42 97 E 22 303 L 218 ORDE 261 49 18 E L S 333 O 191 T 362 14 149 3 51 A 80 92 L 21 C S 451 150 5 36 27 95 A 33 1 219 295 8 B 416 421 28 41 M 190 361 452 453 14 37 7 ISH 50 W 11 35 20 RN 296 373 151 262 O 643 79 39 E 220 6 258 PS 418 S 93 19 189 360 449 454 38 GA 420 LATHLAIN PARK 644 29 44 T AND 1 101 374 H 152 5 263 TE 40 O 88 RL 1 448 W 4 257 645 36 N 928 GA 37 18 2 359 Y 700 80 45 2 375 4 3 264 R 419 1 86 38 17 3 1 3 447 15 S 296 443 646 51 1 3 3 H 2 U 1 642 35 89 39 16 223 2 2 376 E 1 1 265 T 2 31 46 4 51 446 2 16 P 295 L 3 641 647 50 50 3 1 220 A 458 34 87

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ST R W D Where it is considered that a particular 3. Residential Density: Residential D E OFFICE/RESIDENTIAL ZONE R Y

use could have a detrimental impact on development in this area shall have

This area should be redeveloped from the amenity of the surrounding area a maximum density of R80, and A TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK

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industrial use to an area of mixed office (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will generally be in accordance with the N H and residential activities together with Zone be subject to assessment and advertising R-Codes. ST TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 other uses whichSUM MserveERS the immediate under any relevant planning policy. Variations to the Codes, including needs of the work force and residents. Office/Residential dwelling density, will be considered Precinct Boundary Use Class 3. Residential and office uses may be where a high standard of BURSWOOD PRECINCT N SO developed independently. Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre P development and acceptable levels HN JO of residential amenity can be R Convenience Store, Service Station X METROPOLITAN REGION D The office component of a mixed use DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS obtained. Educational Establishment, Place of SCHEME RESERVES development will be compatible with all Worship AA P2 Development shall generally be in residential uses and will provide for a 4. Setback: The setback distance shall NOTE: The Western Australian Planning Commission Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant P accordance with the R-Codes (where care of the Ministry for Planning should be consulted SHEET A wide range of business activities. Mixed have regard to scale and intensity of H applicable) and any relevant planning A P1P1P1 L General Industry, Transport Depot X for full information on the precise land requirements P1P1P1 L use developments proposing the 50 adjoining development and street policy. In addition the following A integration of, or close relationship layout and width. Parking and for all Metropolitan Region Scheme Reserves. V Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X standards apply: 51 between work place and residence are access requirements will also be P2P2P2 PRECINCT PLAN P2 strongly encouraged where acceptable Home Occupation P taken into consideration. Where a 1. Plot Ratio: NORTH levelsTAMAR of residential amenity can be Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential setback is provided it will be largely SHEET A AA (i) The plot ratio of any building shall D Building Parks and Recreation R P7P7P7 maintained. Building design should be landscaped. P3P3P3 Updated on 10 July 2018 ST not exceed 2.0. Where a building P6P6P6 innovative and strive to reflect and Hotel, Motel, Tavern X P4P4P4 is used for both residential and R SCALE 1 : 5,000 P5P5P5 accommodate modern business 5. Landscaping: Primary Regional Roads AMENDMENT GAZETTAL AMENDMENT GAZETTAL Light Industry X office purposes the plot ratio of

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0 0 premises and offer a wide range of N (i) Office/Residential Development. N . DATE N . DATE

the commercial component of a V

housing. Liquor Store - Small AA Twenty five percent of a site 11 November 2005

P11P11P11 P10P10P10 3. 2 February 2001 37. A P11P11P11 P10P10P10

building shall not exceed 1.33. Railways P9P9P9

E developed for office/commercial TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK Liquor Store - Large X Where a building is used solely 6. 8 October 2002 46. 3 September 2010

The construction or placement of signs E W uses, mixed office and residential

R 8. 4 February 2003 61. 14 November 2014

C for office/commercial purposes it P12P12P12 T Lodging House, Serviced Apartment P

should not detract from the amenity of L use, must be developed as N 23 June 2017 S 28. 23 May 2003 75. O TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 shall not have a plot ratio S K the Precinct. Signs should be in keeping landscaped area. The proportion TOWN OF VICTORIA PARKR 29. 23 May 2003 77. 19 June 2018 Massage Rooms X exceeding 1.33; and LA with the design and character of host of the site to be landscaped C (ii) Where a building is used solely SCHEME ZONES P13P13P13 buildings and their placement should Motor vehicles and Marine Sales should predominantly include P13P13P13 BURSWOOD PRECINCT for residential purposes the plot permit safe and convenient pedestrian Premises areas between the building and ST Open Air Sales and Display X ratio should not exceed that Office/Residential and vehicle movement. Requirements any street or public open space to Y prescribed in the R-Codes for

NightclubL X HOW IT WORKS L

for signs should be given careful O which the building has an entry or E E T a density of R80.

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consideration in the design of new I frontage. Landscaping must E

V This Precinct Plan describes the Council's town planning OfficeJ P However, plot ratio for a buildings. The illumination of building consist of mature permanent (in intentions for this precinct. It contains a Statement of

F residential building, or the P2 A

L Restricted Premises X facades is considered appropriate. E ground) vegetation. Any existing

A Intent which applies to the whole Precinct and several

G residential component of a S ST

L I substantial vegetation should be other statements which apply to specific areas within the BROWN G T Service Industry AA

N A building, may be varied

Landscaping between buildingsF and in retained, or relocated on-site if Precinct. These statements summarise the kind of future

E depending on the R-Codes front setbacksN will be provided Shop AA redevelopment necessitates its that is seen to be appropriate for the precinct. R STATEMENT OF INTENT

Y density approved for the site throughout the area. It should removal. If relocation on-site is W Showroom P (refer to point 3 (Residential incorporate featuresBE AthatCON provide TCE not possible replacement of trees The Burswood Precinct should be redeveloped primarily In this Precinct Plan you will also find information about Density) below). DESIGN AND LANDSCAPING Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or the purposes for which land may be used and guidelinesR pedestrians and cyclists with safe, DR with mature varieties is required. as an area of mixed office and residential uses east of E V Dependent Persons' Dwelling, Redevelopment should be of a high for the development of land and buildings. A comfortable and convenientLAWSON facilities and (ii) Residential Development. the railway and for residential uses with integrated mixed E P L Multiple Dwelling 2. Building Height standard of design acknowledging the C access through the area and to adjoining Open space and landscaping for 3 use development west of the railway. In the Office/Residential Zone the prominent location of the Precinct. This Precinct Plan should be read together with: - recreation areas. Car parks will be well Warehouse X BURSWOOD PARK a residential PUBLIC development should height of a building shall not Landscaping should consist of mature and integrated with the landscaped area GOLF COURSE be in accordance with the Redevelopment in the Precinct should acknowledge the 1. Planning polices which contain guidelines for the GIBRALTAR exceed 15 metres. permanent planting, ensuring continuation

required on redevelopmentS and be requirements for the R-Codes prominence of Burswood Peninsula. In keeping with the

O The symbols used in the cross reference of the parkland theme throughout the development and use of land which apply to more

unobtrusive. Similarly,V kerbside parking WY R80 standards and the Council's location of the Precinct, buildings and surrounding E C in the Scheme Zoning Table have the H than one precinct. References are given in this R T ROYAL L S Peninsula. A

E 187 M should be well integrated with footpaths landscaping policy. landscaping should be of a high visual standard to P I Precinct Plan to those policies. G following meanings: D ARDEN E N N

and street trees and should not dominate D complement a key entry route to the city, and contribute

MULBERRY R the streetscape. 6. Signs: Structural supports for signs to reducing the visual impact of the Graham Farmer RD

CIR 2. The Scheme Text which contains legal and "P" (Permitted Use): means that the use G S O E T C MACEY ST should be concealed or the visual O Freeway. administrative provisionsT regarding the use and is permitted by the Scheme. D 186 L W Use of Land impact of the supports minimised. 1 O O development of land. 2 184 R D O R R Any sign which is visible from the D O Development adjacent to the Burswood Resort Complex RY S A K N U T "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that 182 G ISB As indicated in theH ZoningH TableR in the L AI Y A GC A WY CONSTITUTION should have regard for the proximity of this area to theS In order to determine how a particular lot is affected by W Graham Farmer Freeway or other ST Scheme Text and outlinedR belowP for the use is not permitted unless the 180 O T N Complex, and acknowledge the importance of the the above, you will need to refer to that lot on the map major roads should be of a high 178 U E Council has granted planning approval. M R an Office/Residential Zone. R P Y I A ST N and the related text in this Precinct Plan. EWhere a standard of materials, construction D Precinct as a backdrop to the river setting and views of

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A 50 E property is located on or near the Precinct boundaryS it and graphics. R A the PeninsulaR from various vantage points. New V F A "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that I A E

A G K L 2 C may also be necessary to consult the neighbouring

R A 4 H development will contribute to the developmentC of a well T is not permitted by the Scheme. 1 R T T 3 D D O O R N Precinct/s. It should also be noted that from time to time, 7. Car parking: The provision of car N integrated pedestrian network, through site layout and 168 R

3 D the Town Planning Scheme may be subject to parking should be approached in a HA building design, which would encompass links to the Note: If the use of the land for a 168 166 W D amendments. K NILE ST adjoining Burswood PeninsulaR Precinct. N manner that will avoid reduction in K S U particular purpose is not specifically S T T BURSWOOD PARK 164 PEDESTRIANSB AND CYCLISTS K S the amenity of the public and private U V Public places such as parks, reserves and streetsIL will be F mentioned in the Scheme Zoning 160 1 R A F D O D N IT A You areP reminded that before landR and buildings can be PUBLIC GOLF COURSE R Ease of access for pedestrians and cyclists Z M D environment. Car parking should R used, maintained and enhanced so that they contribute to E M Table and cannot be determined as 158 146 O developedK or used forA another purpose it will probably be should be provided throughout the precinct R Y R R R D L T preferably be located at the rear of 148 D a pleasant environment in the Precinct. P I C 156 E necessary to make a planningN application and receive falling within the interpretation of one AL SD and in particular to the river. ST buildings or beneath developments. R 150 145 MALVERN of the Use Class categories Council IVE approval from the Council. All car parking areas are to be R 155 151 may consider it an unlisted (ie 154 142 screened from the street and P 153 discretionary) use requiring that the D 140 117 RD Enquiries concerning this Precinct Plan or general ENV1 E 152 T R S D adjoining residential. 137 119 planning matters should be directed to the Council's advertising procedures referred to in RD 136 138 116 135 121 N Planning Department. clause 28 of the Scheme Text be O IN A 114 R A V 134 W L 66 N R 133 A E O followed. I 124 O E V 112 W B T I 83 D M D A S V O 84 R A R V 126 110 H O T C O 132 S L 127 R JOINS SHEET B 1 82 A E 131 108 2 V T V A A 130 81 W 106 129 89 200 RESERVES 128 78 36 O H I 102 4 F A 92 T IT L 38 A 101 76 Z E R R E Land in this Precinct, reserved under the 100 D 94 35 GLA O O U 40 Y H 99 A 34 D Metropolitan Region Scheme for railway L STONE C 72 42 3 E 32 G V purposes, controlled access highway, R A A I 70 44 1 T C FF 30 O T NE 8 IT 2 O O other major highway and parks and LS H R N O S 68 46 A N 28 3 K recreation, falls within the planning 7 5 9 48 4 6 R CR 100 Y D 6 7 R authority of the Ministry for Planning. 10 50 8 OFFICE/RESIDENTIAL ZONE U 5 51 B 9 IS L D ADOPTION 101 2 This area should contain a mix of A R 8 4 51 S 11 S R The Council nevertheless has 3 T compatible office and residential activities. D Adopted byS resolution of the Council of 53 32 T 31 K

S 2 S 4 30 the Town of VictoriaIL Park at the Ordinary management responsibilities for these E A wide range of uses which can be T 6 29 D IL 55 A B T 5 28 O S O S 27 U Meeting of the Council held on the 9th areas, as well as having the opportunity 1 67 accommodatedR in office buildings will be R L 57 26 R R T 6 7 11 25 O E O SUPERDOME 8 N Y day of August 1994. to comment on all development and in considered,24 G as will ancillary uses RDthat serve N 59 9 10 40 this regard the following matters will be 7 14 33 M 11 the residents and the work force. It is R DO 66 61 AP 12 D ME LE 13 44 LUKE T 34 O taken into account: 65 70 envisaged14 that this area will develop a O BURSWOOD P 15 43 R L 11 69 IN AK 101 64 35 68 16 A substantial residential19 component. L 63 36 67 45 PL R RESORT 9 66 E 36 65 46 B 1. Any additional or related uses in the 8 37 19 M A 64 A R J A E LEE 62 7 37 38 63 21 H M railway reserve should not be in V SU 6 39 62 C AD A 40 61 AL MAYOR D S 5 41 60 T R E 4 42 conflict with the provision of public 59 3 71 43 58 Y D 44 57 56 T TR 5 W S IN O 45 transport and nearby (potential) ITY 2 CO O R 46 4 9 NW 47 55 W A 1 residential development. R LL 48 S 3 49 54 R 108 2 50 2 U 66 8 51 20 R E B 106 E 53 D 1 L LATHLAIN105 PRECINCT 19 3 J M BONKER T 4 18 F 2. Development adjoining the railway 5 I S T 4 PL KAGOSHIMA 6 103 52 17 Z A 79 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER V N 102 4 R N C O LE 80 R reserve should keep in mind the G 21 D Y PARK 81 100 K I A 82 99 5 6 23 O N V 7 I O need to provide safe and direct 83 98 A 84 97 96 8 L D Y 9 27 R R O FINAL ADOPTION 85 E N pedestrian access to the Burswood R S 86 22 B G R60300 115 TR 95 E M G 116 AT 88 21 24 A L Adopted for final approval by resolution of 117 LE 13 H A Station for residents and visitors to Y 89 94 28 C D DR 118 90 S 14 S R 119 22 T T the Council of the Town of Victoria ParkD at 66 120 91 501 15 O the Burswood Resort Complex. 150 93 N G 121 23 503 24 E E 122 R the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held Y 123 92 505 23 R 124 IN HW SEC R20 24 507 125 G on the 11th day of August 1998 and the 3. Adequate signposting indicating 77 157 126 144 127 25 535 510 40 128 T seal of the Municipality was pursuant to pedestrian access across the railway KAGOSHIMA PARK 76 158 142 130 533 512 C 198 M R IDG 140 531 514 that resolution, hereunto affixedD in the L 131 T reserve area should be provided. 196 EY 61 529 516 5 138 S 195 45 presence of : RT K 194 132 527 518 O IT 136 62 CH 2 193 525 R S ENE 192 135 44 D E R WY 191 133 4. The provision of cyclist paths and R 63 N 1 163 190 522 189 43 N 21 165 134 520 landscaping within the railway ER 50 188 64 RD N A ST 187 42 190 Y CHARLES EA 186 W reserve will be strongly supported. D 168 185 L R 4 E R 51 21 184 41 S L D 170 183 182 P W PATERSON 20 537 1 Improvement to pedestrian access CO JR A E LEE 12 O 172 LEE RESERVE 3 D A 64 22 KH 181 S S 79 19 23 AM 101 L MAYOR from the Burswood Station to the S PARK 24 2 I 175 85 A 62 L 15 25 K M 1 EIG 26 102 C O Superdome is also supported. H 27 177 I L R G.O.EDWARDS PARK 2 18 230 140 84 193 W T L T 60 179 C E S 103 138 179 B 3 1 2 T 228 P 32 83 180 M S 58 3 16 31 178 136 S A T 290 304 30 226 104 T 178 C R 303 29 82 182 E 56 28 224 134 1 B 291 302 105 106 184 O T 207 132 177 185 R A 125 4 222 1 108 81 176 186 RE C G 5 6 J M BONKER R 6 209 130 ENVIRONMENTAL NOTE 2 110 174 A 12 295 194 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER I 12 5 211 3 128 187 G 1 501 CU 4 E 7 113 ST 171 GH 299 8 E 213 217 126 125 AN S Any redevelopment proposal should give AM 4 9 NF 142 CE 170 T 50 OD 3 10 IEL 498 115 164 195 196 O 5 11 D 124 165 W 2 298 216 179 166 RECOMMENDED FOR FINAL APPROVAL careful consideration to the implications 6 3 263 143 117 197 R S 102 S 7 H R 16 8 262 163 D D T 177 123 D A U 3 9 RD 2 500 119 220 198 E R of the various industrial and waste W 46 B 283 260 144 RD 167 S 2 15 175 156 162 168 199 M T 14 122 169 219 O 1 258 T H 100 1 4 281 13 146 N disposal purposes that land in the 1 44 5 20 1 145 S 157 161 200 O 300 16 155 218 D 241 172 121 R T P C 12 255 254 217 201 L N 149 154 S 160 precinct has been used for in the past. It R T 11 21 243 170 148 158 2 S E 1 202 A 2 41 H 500 253 151 216 I O 245 168 149 159 G W 181 is considered appropriate that if OD 65 IC 271 267 4 147 153 215 203 ROGO 6 K 247 153 166 223 222 CHAIRMAN OF THE WESTERN THO 57 259 272 1 252 5 152 204 20 500 38 273 EG 182 140 146 150 214 L redevelopment of a site is contemplated, 22 21 258 HA 249 255 E AUSTRALIAN PLANNING COMMISSION 24 23 3 268 294 M 220 156 164 224 205 H T 25 37 2 251 141 151 213 C C 51 55 11 1 1 183 139 145 256 T then advice on environmental and 905 158 225 206 E T 217 163 212 W 905 2 274 291 250 S 144 B 2 S 290 1 T 138 142 254 S Y P 10 195 160 132 211 T E pollution constraints should be sought 252 3 S 215 S 226 C L T 162 253 R K A 14 288 143 E 1 S U 12 13 253 2 3 131 133 137 210 E Date I S 11 1 194 22 213 Y B R 31 320 227 T from the Department of Environmental E 230 187 E 252 O P W 6 286 161 S 257 S 5 R A 2 47 46 2 500 211 130 134 136 K 209 Y BD1 T 2 BE 193 273 189 210 228 N T 229 251 258 Protection and the Council. 2 1 PO 3 231 274 122 280 3 R S 123 135 T 259 D 30 AT 275 283 191 129 S 1 R 4 H 221 R20 208 124 229 250 276 30 200 192 279 5 232 228 41 260 281 FINAL APPROVAL GRANTED ST 18 193 206 40 128 6 20 282 4 230 249 277 OOD 7 600 4 5 191 222 125 261 278 BURSW 35 3 233 227 HO 279 I 260 5 282 2 295 W L 204 126 50 36 26 1 6 IC 196 EN 231 248 53 K O F 127 1 2 D 34 281 223 IE 262 274 294 283 2 P 258 121 L R 7 234 226 I 198 D T 315 281 203 120 S 24 D 24 35 L 247 273 T 293 284 T S 296 R 119 263 314 L 256 D R 224 200 232 S 11 32 203 1 295 R 235 225 A 202 112 272 285 23 37 17 254 D 264 292 70 31 G 233 225 226 118 N 296 E 12 5 21 38 204 188 14 111 113 246 271 304 291 286 51 10 236 224 20 252 201 117 A 265 41 297 308 228 116 B 11 500 R40 3 T 21 270 T 305 297 290 287 MINISTER FOR PLANNING T 110 V 11 1 40 205 S 16 104 114 S R 17 223 R I 12 28 2 237 230 101 T 266 E 15 E 269 312 307 S 234 303 289 L SH 13 298 105 L IO E H 100 206 232 103 115 P 10 36 27 17 1 222 300 247 L 267 313 N R P T 238 15 306 288 E 301 A RTO I A3 14 37 26 9 306 234 3 1 235 268 3 U M 14 8 262 102 245 298 N R 100 NO15 MULTIPLE44 207DWELLINGS185 7 96 W 320 311 O P O Q A 35 18 25 221 18 300 L 340 AD A55 236 2 321 299 4 R Date 10 S H 101 502 19 314 302 R A 19 501 7 S 263 243 2 O 20 N 1 208 184 24 ALE 298 95 236 E 220 H 238 29 N 71 20 23 A S 243 319 T 300 1 G K 12 17 M 100 T 242 330 307 1 2 500 264 88 PE 237 S Water skiing area SH 7 C 300 209 183 316 240 72 E I N 219 295 T P 99 3 10 242 HE 241 329 322 310 301 30 P O 87 49 28 2 ER W 21 266 87 R 239 73 TO T 301 265 293 N T 182 18 BR 328 315 308 8 3 32 G 9 23 32 1 22 88 177 328 268 241 ID 240 S 7 31 74 N 88 326 291 12 I 4 327 G 331 T 318 309 181 19 E 6 S 69 1 31 D 178 N 7 289 78 S 323 A 202 77 5 64 N 53 O T 332 316 123 33 RD D 89 R60 20 325 271 PS 340 T 2 O 302 T 6 301 E E 10 287 5 L 68 13 T T P 327 317 L 255 830 3 51 90 63 55 9 8 5 3 273 285 341 333 121 I 203 79 51 H M 324 1 T 23 S 124 N S 302 2 E R40 146 4 90 4 A 4 324 7 1 816 319 3 E 348 326 78 10 29 62 U H 1 340 284 373 339 20 A 57 8 323 276 Y 254 W 4 145 R 122 12 Victoria Park 303 74 E 349 325 64 1092 McCALLUM PARK 80 Y 1 Y 5 1 342 21 W 813 6 9 2 2 D K 8 133 59 E 337 283 75 144 1 159 322 S 279 R T 356 334 Y 829 92 137 V T 347 9 22 S 812 819 15 3 2 304 A 73 76 S 63 W 300 11 R 1 335 77 4 507 213 4 320 282 D 357 350 335 55 10 135 H 50 A T 66 T 338 65 134 820 101 100 5 176 5 K 1 D 66 253

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R Burswood Lakes Y Special Control Area is shown on the Precinct Plan as: TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK LOCAL PLANNING POLICY Environmental and BEACON TCE LEGEND This Precinct Plan, for the purposes of Geotechnical Special ENV1: Burswood EnvironmentalDR and Geotechnical the variation of the Residential Design Area LAWSControlON Area DESIGN AND LANDSCAPING TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 Codes, shall be read as if it was a Redevelopment should be of 3a high Precinct Boundary Local Planning Policy. Purpose 1. To identify areas that have had environmental BURSWOOD PARK PUBLIC standard of design acknowledging the BURSWOOD PRECINCT hazards and have now been remediated; GOLF COURSE prominent location of the Precinct. 2. To ensure that development that involves GIBRALTAR ENV1 Burswood Lakes Environmental and SPECIAL CONTROL AREA EAS S Landscaping should consist of mature and TB O ROO TC K excavationV in these areas takes into account the WY

E E C permanent planting, ensuring continuation H R T Geotechnical Special Control Area ROYAL L S A

E 187 M state of remediation. P (1) The following special control area is I of the parkland theme throughout the

G D ARDEN E 3. HighlightN the need for development applications N shown on the Precinct Plan Map: D P1P1P1 P2 Peninsula. P1P1P1 MULBERRY R to include a geotechnical assessment appropriate RD CIR G S SHEET B O T METROPOLITAN REGION R for the proposed development. MACEY O ENV1 BURSWOOD LAKES EG ST P2P2P2 AL D 186 P2P2P2 W ENVIRONMENTAL AND P 1 O O L 2 184 R SCHEME RESERVES D O R Application Planning approvalR is required for any excavation of D O RY S

GEOTECHNICAL SPECIAL A K N U T 182 G ISB H H R NOTE: The Western Australian Planning Commission L AI Y A Requirements land in GtheC Special ControlA Area. CONSTITUTION PRECINCT PLANS P2 W WY P7P7P7 CONTROL AREA S R P 180 P7P7P7 T care of the Ministry for Planning should be consulted P3P3P3 O T P3P3P3 N 178 U for full information on the precise land requirements P6P6P6 P4P4P4 M The following requirements apply forR all applications P P4P4P4

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Special Control Area apply in T T 1 R T T M D O 3 RD P11P11P11 P10P10P10 O A P11P11P11 AMENDMENT GAZETTAL AMENDMENT GAZETTAL 1. The application shall be accompanied by: N N addition to the provisions applying P9P9P9 H L 168 R K P 0 0 3 D N . DATE N . DATE C (a) A plan showing depths of excavation with to the underlying zone and any I Primary RegionalHA Roads W 168 W D reference to Australian Height Datum. ILE ST 166 P12P12P12 3. 2 FebruaryR 2001 37. 11 November 2005 general provisions of the Scheme. N K P12P12P12 S S T BURSWOOD PARK 164 B K (b) Where the proposed development would cause U V 6. 8 October 2002 46.IL 3 September 2010 160 1 R A F D D N IT A P R Z 14 November 2014 M any excavation below the warning barrier PUBLIC GOLF COURSE R 8. 4 February 2003 61. E (3) The following schedule sets out the 158 146 O K TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK R R Y where cement kiln dust has beenR recorded, D 28. 23 May 2003 D 75. 23 June 2017 purpose and particular requirements 148 P13P13P13 C 156 E P13P13P13 AL SD 29. 23 May 2003 79. 25 January 2019 that apply to ENV1 Burswood Lakes ST a Cement Kiln Dust Environmental R 150 SCHEME145 ZONESMALVERN IVE Environmental and Geotechnical Management Plan as required in the R 155 151 154 142 Statement to Implement the Proposal. P 153 Special Use Special Control Area: D 140 117 RD ENV1 E 152 T R S D (c) A geotechnical assessment report, appropriate 137 119 RD 136 138 116 for the proposed development, prepared by a 121 135 N A O HOW IT WORKS IN V 134 114 R A qualified geotechnical engineering consultant. 66 W L N O R 133 IA E E 124 W O B T V 112 83 D I O This Precinct Plan describes the Council's townM planningD S V A R 2. With the exception of piles that do not bring 126 84 R H 110 T C O 132 S intentions for this precinct. It contains a Statement of LO contaminated material Rto the surface or the 127 82 E 131 108 1 2 Intent which applies to the whole Precinct and several T V A A 130 81 excavation for lift shaftsW in accordance with an 106 other statements which apply to specific areas within the 129 89 200 AV 128 asbestos management plan, all applications that 78 36 Precinct. These statements summarise the kind of future O H I JOINS102 SHEET4 A F A 92 T would cause any excavation within 500 millimetres IT L 38 that is seen to be appropriate for the precinct. A 101 76 Z E R R E PEDESTRIANS AND CYCLISTS 100 D 94 35 GLA STATEMENT OF INTENT O O of the warning barrier or cause any disturbance of U 40 Y H 99 A 34 D Ease of access for pedestrians and cyclists L STONE asbestos on a lot where greater than one per cent C 72 42 In this Precinct Plan you will also find information about 3 E 32 The Burswood Precinct should be redeveloped primarily G V should be provided throughout the precinct R A by volume of asbestos has been recorded, shall I 70 44 1 the purposes for which land may be used and guidelines T FF 30 as an area of mixed office and residential uses east of O NE 8 IT 2 O LS and in particular to the river. H for the development of land and buildings. R be referred to the Environmental ProtectionON S 68 46 the railway and for residential uses with integrated mixed A NEL 28 3 K SON 7 5 Authority for advice prior to granting approval. 9 48 4 6 use development west of the railway. R CR 100 Y D 6 7 R This Precinct Plan should be read together with: - 10 50 8 U 5 51 B 9 IS L D Relevant In considering any application for planning approval 101 2 A R Table 1 of the Residential Design Codes shall be varied as follows: 8 4 51 Redevelopment in the Precinct shouldS acknowledge the 11 R ST 1. Planning polices which contain guidelines for the Considerations for excavation under these provisions, the Council 3 32 D 53 31 prominence of Burswood Peninsula. In keeping with the

S TABLE 1 - General Site Requirements 2 S 4 30 development and use of land which apply to more E T have regard to: 6 29 IL 55 location of the Precinct, buildings and surrounding B T 5 28 O S than one precinct. References are given in this O S 27 U 1 67 R R 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 L 57 26 R landscaping should be of a high visual standardR to T 6 1. The Asbestos Environment Management Plan 7 11 25 O E Precinct Plan to those policies. O SUPERDOME 8 N Y 24 G RD BURSWOODN PENINSULA 59 9 10 complement a key entry route to the city, and contribute and the Cement Kiln Dust Environmental R Dwelling Minimum Minimum Plot Minimum Open Space Minimum Setbacks (m) 40 7 14 33 M 11 R DO 66 61 AP 12 D Code Type Site Area Lot Area/ Ratio Frontage M LE 13 44 to reducing the visual impact ofLUKE the Graham Farmer 2. The Scheme Text which contains legal and Management Plan prepared pursuant to the E 34 PRECINCT 65 14 BURSWOOD P 70 15 43 per Rear (m) L 11 69 Freeway. IN administrative provisions regarding the use and statement that a proposal be implemented under 101 64 35 68 A 16 19 L Min. Min. Min. Primary Secondary Other/ 63 36 67 45 PL R dwelling Battleaxe RESORT 9 66 E development of land. the Environmental Protection Act 1986; 36 65 46 B 2 2 Total Communal O/door Street Street rear 8 37 64 19 M (m ) (m ) Development21 adjacent to the Burswood Resort Complex A 2. The need for all buildings and hardstand areas to 2 62 7 37 38 63 H V (% of (m ) Living SU 6 39 62 C A 40 61 D S 2 5 41 60 Tshould have regard for the proximity of this area to the In order to determine how a particular lot is affected by be connected to a positive drainage system for R Site) (m ) 4 42 59 3 NORTH71 43 58 Y Complex, and acknowledge the importance of the the above, you will need to refer to that lot on the map the collection of stormwater; D 44 57 56 TR 5 W IN O 45 ITY 2 CO O R 46 Precinct as a backdrop to the river setting and views of and the related text in this Precinct Plan. Where a 3. That no soakwells are proposed. R-IC Single ** ** ** 16 1.5 ** 4 9 NW 47 55 ** W A 1 R LL 48 S 3 49 property is located on or near the Precinct boundary it the Peninsula from various vantage points. New R 108 54 House or 2 50 2 U SCALE 1 : 5,000 51 20 66 8 E B 106 may also be necessary to consult the neighbouring E 53 development will contribute to the development of a well Grouped 1 L 105 19 Referral of 1. Any development application under these provisions T 4 3 F 5 18 S IT 4 PL KAGOSHIMA 6 103 52 17 Precinct/s. It should also be noted that from time to time, Z Dwelling A 79 integrated pedestrian network, through site layout and V N 102 4 R Applications will be referred to the Environmental Protection N C LE 80 R O G 21 D the Town Planning Scheme may be subject to Y PARK 81 100 building design, which would encompass links to the K Authority for advice where the Council is not I A 82 99 5 6 23 O N Refer to communal V 83 98 7 I amendments. O Multiple ** 35 1.5 A ** ** ** 84 97 96 8 27 L D Y open space table adjoining Burswood 9Peninsula Precinct. R R O satisfied that the proposal meets the performance 85 E N Dwelling R 115 S 86 22 B G below R60300 TR 95 M E Public places such as parks, reserves and streets will be G 116 AT 88 21 24 A L standards set out in the Environmental 117 LE 13 H A You are reminded that before land and buildings can be Y 89 94 28 C D R 118 90 S 14 S D 119 used,22 maintained andT enhanced so that they contribute to T Management Plans. 66 120 91 501 15 O developed or used for another purpose it will probably be ** Indicates that this requirement has been modified in the Burswood Lakes Structure Plan and this Precinct Plan. 150 93 N G 121 a pleasant23 environment503 in the Precinct.24 E E 2. Any development applicatioin under these provisions 122 necessary to make a planning applicationR and receive Y 123 92 505 23 R 124 IN HW SEC R20 24 507 may be referred for adjudication to the WA 125 approval from the Council. G 77 157 126 144 127 25 535 510 President of the Institute of Engineers Australia, Open Space 40 128 T KAGOSHIMA PARK 76 158 142 130 533 512 C 198 M in the event that the Town of Victoria Park Min. Communal Min. Communal IDG 140 531 514 Enquiries concerning this Precinct Plan or general L 131 T Dwelling Type Lot Number 2 Dwelling Type Lot Number 2 5 196 EY 61 529 516 (m ) (m ) 138 S considers the geotechnical assessment and 195 45 planning matters should be directed to the Council's RT K 194 132 527 518 O IT 136 62 CH 2 193 525 R 2 S EN 192 135 44 Planning Department. D associated recommendations are not appropriate 1 6 m 16 Nil E E Multiple Multiple R WY 191 133 R 63 N 1 163 190 522 for the proposed development. Dwelling Dwelling 189 134 43 N 21 165 188 R 520 2 Nil 17 Nil ER 50 64 D N A ST 187 42 190 Y CHARLES EA 186 W D 168 185 L R 4 E 51 21 184 41 S L 3 Nil 18 Nil PATERSON 170 183 182 P W 20 C 537 1 12 OO 172 LEE RESERVE 3 64 22 KH 181 S 2 79 19 23 AM 101 L Nil S8 m PARK 24 2 I 9 19 175 85 A STRUCTURE PLAN 62 L 15 25 GENERAL DESIGN GUIDELINES K M DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS (e) Dwelling Density 1 Eii.IG For those lots not effected 26(i) Overshadowing and Wind: 102 C O H 27 RESERVES I L R 18 230 177 140 84 193 W T L G.O.EDWARDS PARK 2 179 E T 10 Nil 20 Nil 60 i. All applications for planning 103 179 C B i. Residential development shall 3 1 by (iv)S Tany additional height 228 138 P Development within the Special Use Footnotes: 2 32 83 180 M 58 3 16 31 178 All forms of development,136 includingS A Land included within the approved have a maximum density for 290 304allowance for plant, lift 30 approval226 for grouped and 104 T Land in178 this Precinct, reserved under the C 6 2 21 303 29 82 182 zone is to be generally consistent 11 m Nil 56 28 224 134 1 Structure Plan shall be subject to 291 302 multiple dwellings shall be 105residential106 and mixed use, shall be in 184 1. The 'Discretionary Use' notation applies T each lot as depicted on the overruns and architectural 207 132 Metropolitan177 Region Scheme185 for railway A 125 4 222 1 108 81 176 186 with the approved Burswood Lakes RE C 2 G 5 6 accordance with the 'Design Guidelines the following development 16 22 Nil R 6 209 130 only to the use of 'Hotel' on Lot 25 (also 12 m approved Structure Plan. features shall be at the accompanied by a shadow2 110 purposes, controlled174 access highway, Structure Plan. In relation to A 12 295 194 I 12 5 211 3 128 187 standards. Lots referred to in these G 1 501 for Burswood Lakes' planning policy. CU known as Lot 9525) Victoria Park Drive, 4 E Council's discretion. 7 analysis diagram indicating other majorST highway and171 parks and 13 16 2 23 Nil GH 299 8 E 213 217 113 126 125 AN applications for development or m AM 4 9 NF 142 CE 170 Burswood within the Special Use Zone. provisions are prescribed in the 50 OD 3 10 IEwhereL shadows498 will be cast 115 164 195 196 ii. The total maximum dwellingO 5 11 D 124 recreation,165 falls within the planning W 2 298 216 179 166 subdivision approval within the 6 3 263 143 117 197 R S 102 S 7 Structure Plan. 14 Nil 24 Nil H R 16 8 262 from the development and 163 D T numbers permitted in the iii. The maximum height in all 177 123 authority of the Ministry for Planning. D A U 3 9 RD 2 500 CEDING OF LAND FOR STATE 119 220 198 E Special Use Zone, the decision- 2. The 'Discretionary Use' notation applies W 46 B 283 260 144 RD 167 S 2 15 175 156 162 168 199 ADOPTIONM T Special Use Zone, including cases shall be the lesser 14of their impact on adjoining 122 169 219 O 1 258 T 15 8 m 2 25 Nil H 100 1 4 281 13 146 INFRASTRUCTURE CONTRIBUTION N maker is to have due regard to the only to the use of 'Serviced Apartment' 1 44 5 20 1 145 S 157 161 218 200 O 300 16 155 Adopted by resolutionD of the Council of (1) Residential Design Codes the two parameters of 241 properties, for the following 172 121 R any bonus under the P The Council neverthelessT has C 12 255 254 217 201 L approved structure plan when N 149 154 S 160 on Lot 25 (also known as Lot 9525) R T 11 21 243 170 148 158 2 S E 1 the202 Town of Victoria Park at the Ordinary Except for the following variations A 2 Residential41 Design Codes,H 500 storeys and metres. dates and times:253 151 management responsibilities for these 216 I O 245 Land required for the future redevelopment168 149 159 G W 181 determining the application. Victoria Park Drive, Burswood within the OD 65 IC 271 267 4 147 153 215 203 land within the `Special Use Zone' ROGO 6 K 9.00am,247 midday and 153 166 223 222 Meeting of the Council held on the 9th THO 57 shall not exceed 1,250.259 272 1 252 5 areas, as well as having152 the opportunity 204 20 500 38 273 EG 182 of Burswood Station, as identified in the 140 146 150 214 L The approved structure plan may be Special Use Zone. (c) Maximum Plot Ratio 22 21 258 HA 249 255 E shall be developed in accordance (d) Minimum Site Area Per Dwelling 24 23 3 268 294 M 220 156 164 224 day of 205August 1994. H T (b) Setbacks 25 37 2 iv. The maximum building 4.00pm on the251 summer to comment141 on all 151development and in 213 C C 51 55 11 1 1 183 Burswood Lakes Structure Plan, is to be 139 145 256 T amended in accordance with deemed The maximum plot ratio, as 905 158 225 206 E The minimum site area per T 217 163 212 with the "R-IC" coding of the i. Primary Street setbacks shall 905 (f) Maximum Building Height 2 height274 is not to exceed the 291 solstice (21 250December); S 144 B 2 S 290 1 T this138 regard 142the following matters will254 be 3. The maximum net leasable area of P 10 195 ceded as a State Infrastructure Contribution160 132 211 252 3 S 215 S 226 clause 29, and inclusive of public C defined by the Residential dwelling, as defined by the L T 162 253 A 14 288 E 1 Western Australian Planning be as per Residential U 12 13 Acceptable Development253 Procedures for Air 9.00am, midday and 2 3 131 133 137 143 210 S 11 1 194 22 213 taken into account: Y retail floor space for 'Shop' within the 31 320 187 free of cost to the State of Western 227 T consultation. E Design Codes, for 'Single 230 286 161 E 252 257 W 6 S Residential Design Codes,S for 5 Commission Residential Design Design Codes. A 2 47 46 B 2 4.00pm on500 the winter 211 130 134 136 K 209 Y BD1 T Standard2 A1.1 andE Table 3 of 193 Navigational Services- 273 189 210 228 Special Use Zone, excluding Lots 9 N T 229 Australia prior to development of Lot 25. 251 258 2 1 PO 3 231 274 122 280 House or Grouped Dwelling' 3 R S 123 135 T 259 'Single House or Grouped D 30 AT 275 283 191 129 S Codes (R Codes). 1 R clause4 3.7.1. 'Building Height'H Aircraft Operations solstice (21 June); and221 R20 208 1241. Any additional or related229 uses250 in the 276 30 192 279 and 25, shall not exceed 2,000m2 . 5 200 232 228 41 260 J A E LEE 281 and 'Multiple Dwelling' dwelling ST 18 193 206 40 128 Dwelling' and 'Multiple Dwelling' 6 20 282 4 230 249 277 ii. Side and rear setbacks shall OOD 7of the Residential600 Design4 5 191 (PANS-OPS) surfaces. other dates and times222 as railway125 reserve should not be in 261 MAYOR 278 USE OF LAND BURSW 35 3 233 227 HO 279 I 260 5 282 2 295 W L 204 126 types for each lot shall be dwelling types for each lot shall 50 36 26 1 6 IC 196 EN 127 231 248 (a) Variation to Table 1 of the 53 K O F 262 283 4. The maximum net leasable area of be based on performance 1 2 D Codes,34 shall be varied as may be281 required. 223 258 121 IEL conflict with the provision of public 274 294 2 P R 7 234 226 I 198 D T 315 281 203 120 S varied as follows: 24 D 24 35 296 L 247 263 273 T 293 284 As indicated in the "Use Area" table be as follows:T S R 119 314 L 256 D Residential Design Codes criteria set out in the "Design R 224 200 232 retail floor space for 'Shop' on Lots 9 S 11 follows:32 203 1 (g) Open Space and Landscaping transport and nearby (potential) 295 R 235 225 A 202 112 272 285 23 37 17 254 D 264 292 70 31 G 233 outlined below for the Special Use 225 226 118 N 296 E Guidelines for Burswood 12 5 21 38 204 188 i. Open space requirements 14ii. Applications for planning 111 113 246 271 304 291 286 and 25 within the Special Use Zone 51 10 236 224 20 252 201 residential117 development. A 265 Lot Max Plot Ratio 41 297 308 228 116 B Zone. Minimum Site Area 11 500 R40 3 T 21 270 T 305 297 290 287 110 V Lakes" planning policy. Lot 11 1 i. The maximum building40 205 for all of theS 16Residential approval for all dwellings 104 114 S shall not exceed a combined area of 17 223 R T I 12 28 2 237 230 101 266 2 15 E 269 312 289 per Dwelling (m ) 307 S 234 J M BONKER303 SH 13 298 105 L 1 2.44 E H 100 27 206 232 103 115 P 10 36 heights above17 natural ground 1 development222 shall be in 300 shall be accompanied by a 247 L 267 313 2,400m2 , with a maximum single R PE T 238 15 2. Development adjoining the railway 306 288 R I 14 301 3 1 A CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 3 TO A3 37 26 9 306 234 102 235 268 N U M 14 8 262 W 245 298 R 100 NO15 MULTIPLE44 207DWELLINGS185 7 progressive wind impact 96 320 311 O O Q A 221 tenancy size of 400m2 retail net iii. Building setbacks for multiple 340 A 160A55 35 18 25 level as defined in the accordance with the 18 300 236 reserve should keep in mind the 4 R 2 1.55 D S H 19 2 321 299 10 101 502 501 7 S 263 314 302 2 R A N 19 184 A 298 95 236 243 O 20 1 208 220 24 LE statement for the proposed 238 N storey buildings shall be E Residential Design Codes, H 29 leasable area. 71 20 23 requirements of the A S 243 need to provide safe and direct 330 319 T 300 1 G K 12 17 M 100 T 242 307 1 2 105 2 500 264 88 PE 237 FINAL SADOPTION Water skiing area SH 7 C 300 209 183 316 240 3 1.68 72 E I N 219 295 T determined by the distance PP 99 3 (excluding plant, lift overruns, Residential10 Design Codes development. 242 pedestrianHE access to the241 Burswood 329 322 310 301 30 O 87 49 28 2 ER W 21 266 87 R 239 73 TO T 301 265 293 Adopted for final approval by resolution of N T 182 18 BR 328 315 308 8 3 32 G 9 23 328 32 Use Area 1 22 177 241 240 between buildings and the 3 105 88 and architectural88 features) except for the following 326 268 291 Station for residentsID and visitors to S 7 31 4 1.20 74 N 4 327 G 331 T 318 309 12 I 181 19 E the Council of the Town of Victoria6 Park at Development of "AA" Uses should N S 69 1 31 D 178 7 289 78 S 323 A 2 Residential R-IC Residential building control envelopes as 77 5 64 N shall be as53 follows: O specified variations: T 332 316 123 33 Use Class RD D 89 R60 20 325 271 PS the Burswood Resort Complex.340 T 2 O 302 T 6 301 E 4 110 E 10 287 the Ordinary Meeting of the Council5 held L generally be in those areas, depicted for 68 13 T T P 327 317 L 830 5 1.23 3 90 63 55 9 8 5 3VARIATION OF DEVELOPMENT 273 285 341 333 121 I 203 prescribed in the Structure 79 51 51 H M The 'Minimum Outdoor 324 1 T 23 S 124 N S 302 2 E Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre AA R40 146 4 90 4 A 4 324 7 1 816 319 3 E 348 on the326 11th day of August 1998 and the that purpose, on the Structure Plan. 78 10 29 62 U H 1 340 284 373 339 20 A 57 8 STANDARDS323 276 Y 25 Plan. W 4 145 5 110 Lot NumberR Max Storeys Max Metres Living' requirement for 3. Adequate signposting indicating 122 6 0.88 12 Victoria Park 303 74 E 349 325 64 McCALLUM PARK 80 Y 1 Y 5 1 342 21 W 813 6 9 2 2 D K seal of the Municipality8 was pursuant to X 59 E 337 283 75 Convenience Store, Service Station 144 1 159 322 S 279 R T 356 334 Y 829 92 137 V Single House and T 347 9 22 S 812 819 15 3 2 304 A 73 76 S pedestrian access across the railway 63 W 300 11 R 1 335 77 6 110 4 1 50712 42 213 4 320 D 357 350 335that resolution, hereunto55 affixed in the10 Educational Establishment, Place of The symbols used in the cross reference H 50 A T 282 66 T 338 65 820 7 0.88 101 100 5 176 5 K When considering1 an application for D 66 253

The minimum setbacks 2 153 6 H GroupedS Dwellings shallI 306 333 reserve area shouldN be provided.

AA 810 O 362 L R80 500 3 6 T 321 2 E 355 23 Worship 3 7 E 6 31 C 72 presence336 of : 56 N 154 A 175 281 G 67 M 343 in the Scheme Use Area Table have the 822 6 L L 2 H 331 71 Y 363 54 O 4 T B 5 A 23 planning approval under deemed 65 358 61 252 between multiple storey S 7 7 110 A 2 R 7 24.5 be 16m .7 E 309 70 K A S 8 1.00 N D 174 D 30 69 R 346 337 P 57 1013 S 5 101 Y 300 S N 329 C 64 72 A Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant AA following meanings: T 32 I 807 11 141 201 8 E 22 E 68 372 361 L 60 1 T S 825 7 284 clause 67, the Council may allow 311 A 44 buildings shall be: IR 6 D 29 R 401 ST S G 351 344 T A 26 6 173 Y A 327 M 63 4. The provision of cyclist364 pathsN and 53 R 58 Y E 88 7 140 L INE 313 325 c S 371 I I H 5 8 110285 3 6 21 C 24 20 S CA E T 354 345 73 D L 9 827 9 25 4.00 172 28 variation to402 any development1 standard R N T G 999 120 General Industry, Transport Depot X O 8 139 2 ii. All applications for planning 2 TN K 62 I 370 E E 59 R 803 4 8 25 19 E A landscapingL 59 within the railway 52 2 157 211 283 1 316 324 Y L G 359 352 68 "P" (Permitted Use): means that the 31 198 99 171 15 403 437 P 46 118 3 801 16 D 138 1 18 or requirement in the Scheme, this H D 14 500 Lots ND Level19 1-4(m) Level 5-22(m) 32 L 158 9 18 4 3 4 10.5 approval for grouped or T reserve will be strongly supported.365 353 R 51 A 16 4 10 A 5.34 PS 27 435 318 323 A 60 58 251 Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X L 33 137 197 2 165 170 17 16 101 2 L 47 use is permitted by the Scheme. R W 1 S 434 21 67 A 1 S 3 3 T 28 16 UN Precinct Plan or a Planning Policy. In 320 R40 57 369 360 50 33 1 34 159 2 S multiple dwellings shall be Improvement to pedestrian access 15J A E LEE G O 136 T 2 169 17 322 61 48 108 1 & 10 20 30 28 214 10 S 25 3 5 3 10.5 29 15 B 432 22 4 URY 405 56 368 366 100 250 Home Occupation AA 334 2 11 135 3.62 196 6 1 100 accompanied by a doing so, the Council may require the 44 MAYOR20 27 161 215 5 30 14 18 100 406 430 321 from the Burswood55 Station to the 49 106 R80 279 20 6 5 T 367 23 109 "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that the 187 26 134 195 7 4 5 IN 13 31 13 45 24 98 10 &11 10 20 162 3 L 19 application to be advertised and S 3 54 1 11 40 8 6 2 3 F 10.5 landscape concept plan 427 T Superdome46 is also supported. 16 101 104 Home Office P S 25 12 2.85 194 278 147 T 32 12 22 409 43 107 use is not permitted unless the Council T 0 99 163 216 17 10 1 14 R E 53 25 96 T 24 E A 33 11 21 only allow the variation if, in its 47 19 99 10 S 6 O 193 11 9 P G that details plant types, 411 424 423 79 Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential 10 164 B 217 90 293 7 148 11 R U 34 10 48 17 94 105 has granted planning approval. 11 & 12 15 3023 M 12 55 363 7 3 10.5 A 20 261 52 O 37 AA R 13 3.02 192 21 H E T 413 C 26 ' Building T 31 O H 294 450 12 landscape35 treatments,9 and opinion;S 422 R D 42 97 E 22 303 L 218 ORDE 261 49 18 E 103 L S 333 O 191 T 362 14 149 3 51 A 80 92 L 21 C S 451 150 5 36 27 95 1 A 12 & 13 33 30 40 1 219 295 8 B 416 421 28 41 Hotel, Motel, Tavern AA / X M 190 13 50 361 4528 453 3 10.5 14 an on-going37 maintenance7 ISH 50 W 11 12 35 20 14 2.64 RN 296 373 151 262 O 643 J M79 BONKER39 E "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use 220 6 258 PS 418 S 93 19 189 360 449 454 38 (a) the development would be GA 420 LATHLAIN PARK ENVIRONMENTAL NOTE644 29 44 T AND 1 101 374 H 152 programme for these5 areas 263 TE CHIEF EXECUTIVE40 OFFICERO 88 A RL 13 & 19 25 30 1 448 W 4 257 645 36 N 928 V Light Industry X that is not permitted by the Scheme. GA 37 18 2 14 35950 9 Y24 75 700 80 45 15 2 1.71 375 4 3 264 R 419 1 86 38 17 3 1 3 447 15 S including automatic 296consistent with- 443 646 51 1 3 3 H 2 U 1 Any redevelopment proposal642 should give 35 89 2 2 376 E 1 T 2 31 46 84 39 16 223 2 1 295 265 L 3 641 647 Liquor Store - Small X 19 & 20 5020 30 4 51 315 1 100 446 10 21 66 16 P reticulation. the orderly and proper A RECOMMENDED34 FOR50 FINAL APPROVAL 40 4 P 220 N 458 87 16 2.215 377 1 E 1 careful consideration to the implications640 32 47 Note: If the use of the land for a 5 27 5 445 46 R 4 294 D 648 52 82 41 51 6 T 4 219 456 455 49 85 23 6 378 S 457 T planning of 2the locality; 444 R 639 X 7 7 O 222 293 of the various industrial and waste 649 33 53 73 Liquor Store - Large 8 7 16 65 301 11 20 2 63 N 218 3 445 particular purpose is not specifically D 62 200 226 17 2.63 356 379 458 1 638 54 48 R At the discretion48 of Council, 8 1 1 the preservation8 of the 61 83 443 (h) Parking 217 4 446 650 74 O 52 355 459 41 6 disposal purposes that5 land in the 637 60 55 2 mentioned in the "Use Area" F 60 10 52 9 6 2 7 453 65 Lodging House, Serviced Apartment X /AA MB F 101 G 25 354 442 7 269 R40447 / 60 7 651 81 the setbacks between 256 2 63 LA A N 17 380 55 460 12 18 58 Acceptable DevelopmentN 3 amenities6 of the locality; and 636 59 S 75 T I RAPHAEL PARK18 2.96 R60 39 8 17 2 A 8 T N 12 19 11 441 C 181 448 precinct has been used for in the past. It 652 64 Table and cannot be determined as S 58 353 N 255 225 5 452 596 600 58 57 N buildings at levels102 above 8 WA 381 461 18 U 9 635 76 Massage Rooms X A 13 440 10 standard A1 of clause180 3.5.1 the statement of intent set 653 62 SHI 17 352 D 226 271 A 5 is considered appropriate595 601 that if 78 ST C 53 18 382 45 462 T 47 13 17 55 17 254 289 V V 451 634 CHAIRMAN OF THE WESTERN66 falling within the interpretation of one 24 506 19 2.831 14 19 D 179 A 10 654 storeys may be varied102 as NGT 351 S 68 11 'On-Site Provision' of the out in this Precinct Plan; 594 602 8 79 1 2 383 463 3 182 253 227 272 4 633 AUSTRALIAN PLANNING COMMISSION77 H 104 178 redevelopment of a site is contemplated, 67 Motor Vehicles and Marine Sales of theS Use Area categories Council 54 439 4 11 593 655 W E 16 350 106 603 ANV shown on 'Indicative 50 ON 464 69 12 177 228 1 3 M 632 72 IE P 2 19 384 60 14 7 24.5 Residential Design Codes183 shall 252R40and W 38 43 H 1 20 2.86 228 600 S 592 A 656 101 80 Premises P 105 104 3 263 349 438 51 2 T then advice on environmental and 899 G 67 13 22 12 604 R may consider it an unlisted (ie I IC 385 184 16 S 631 71 X N N 53 B DevelopmentA Plan' of the 4 GLOUC 307 216 251 3 2 591 657 Open Air Sales and Display CE S E 39 42 106 5 262 348 437 22 be varied as follows: (b) the variation would not have V 605 GS S T R M 465 R80 51 1 13 A pollution constraints should be sought 630 69 10 W 308 386 29 200 185 285 35 discretionary) use requiring that the R 6 20 436 55 4515 16 6 5 21 250 2 34 590 Date 658 102 T I 41 StructureA 107 Plan. 21 261 1.81 347 4 N 300 1 606 C 7 E 387 466 6 A Courtyard homes, detached any undue1 adverse effect upon: 14 36 33 629 4 102 S ON CR K 118 1 STER 309 C 186 249 from the Department of Environmental589 659 Nightclub X W 435 T 706 32 607 70 advertising procedures referred to in S S 108 260 S 7 N 138 214 2 3 10 R30/60 3 T 2 388 467 26 44 U 17 15 31 628 A T E T 14 S 310 15 2 single family homes, zero-lot-1 the occupiers or users283 of the 4 588 660 N 3 346 21 111 80 16 6 8 70621 14 D 137 247 3 37 S 608 38 V V 5 2 22 259 1.87 2 5 18 30 T Protection and the Council. 2 clause 28 of the Scheme TextI be 4 311 389 468 500 212 R 627 Office AAA E 4 1 R30 110 6 24 616 707 NO MULTIPLE247 246 DWELLINGS233 282 E 587 661 136 3 6 609 FINAL APPROVAL GRANTED W 11 301 1 258 345 9 lined homes and townhouses development; 19 38 B 1 3 115 7 469 5 706 R O P 586 626 662 58 1 followed. 2 2 257 8 22 432 80 22 17 615 7 24.5708 211 189 246 234 E 29 R 505 L 610 A 173 23 62.02 1 470 4 631 176 301 280 20 T 39 558 A 625 P T 6 - minimum of 2 bays per the property in, or the S N 663 O Restricted Premises X IN 3 5 7 431 522 245 235 28 506 E 585 59 L T 12 256 2 3 210 R 611 L R PO 502 7 172 6 632 25 175 145 281 559 T 624 3 O C C 238 6 T 200 ILL 8 3 521 2 2 115 dwelling. inhabitants of, the locality; or S 446 O 40 27 507 584 E 300 23430 5 70 1823 6 21 209 236 F 612 M 1194 501 O 171 24 2.44 5 633 7 174 146 244 560 100 56 3,4 T B 8 T 8 N 445 508 583 623 4 Shop AA Where it is considered that a Cparticular M 239 4 4 520 1 S 703 O 26 504 613 1193 500 O 170 255 9 7 3 709 L 1 X 192 243 237 11 E L 554 6 I 1 bedroom apartment147 - A the likely future development 444 21 503 509 561 240 1 3 1 702 2 C 582 50 O 169 254 6 2 24 2 110 19 15 52.5 5 H 2 1 238 3 25 14 8 use could have a detrimental impact on D C 25 2.30 2 500 555 24 711 F 4 193 242 502 562 12 88 X R 241 5 1 3 minimumI 3 of 1 bay per of the locality. 2 22 510 581 Showroom E 1 3 611 701 E 2 448 10 7 3 R 1191 168 111 1 556 712 L 194 239 1 23 501 B 563 MINISTER FOR PLANNING the amenity of theE surrounding area 242 4 4 4 D 171 3 5 511 I 580 247 M 2 610 700 791 240 S 540 616 A 1190 167 317 338 3 427 2511 24 20 12 713 42 dwelling. 24 459 500 H 564 Single House, Single Bedroom Dwelling, EL 243 S 3 26 0.69 557 1 6 205 195 463 512 O 579 246 30 P (mainly adjacentD residential uses) it will 1 E 318 2 426 12 7 609 699 790 241 422 P 539 617 V D 4 337 637 714 2 5 460 499 S 565 249 A 244 D 319 1 425 558 12 bedroom apartment -1 204 196 15 462 513 G 578 245 Group Dwelling, Aged or Dependent 2 E 13 698 4 421 461 A 538 618 54 26 110 21 6 715 T21 2 2 498 T 566 250 be subject to assessment and 3 G 250 398 477 30 638 1 514 E Date577 Persons' Dwelling, Multiple Dwelling 245 320 32 697 S 3 420 461 458 462 537 619 244 1187 6 8 minimum of 1.5 bays per 3 2 13 RALEIGH 497 Plot Ratio: The ratio of the gross total of the 424areas 639 R RD R80 567 251 321 399 478 R60 198 423 515 576 243 120 133 6 3 419 460 463 advertising under any relevant planning 30 606 D 3 457 536 301 7 423 561 640 22 7 717 24.5 dwelling. 2 1 496 568 252 X of 322all floors of buildings on a site to the area of land 479 24 10 3 99 11 424 516 575 242 Warehouse V 99 422 696 11 121 1 2 459 453 464 535 288 policy. A 247 800 641 S 718 R60 2 456 495 569 253 1185 1 480 787 323 R60 4 T 3 bedroom apartment - M 441 425 465 517 534 574 287 241 3 within the site 27boundaries.2 For this purpose,421 such 1 165 300 A 458 R G B 246 L 9 642 795 122 201 H 455 494 570 S 254 D 324 L 481 23 3 6 21 S 398 1 518 T 240 Y W E 3 8 1 E 426 466 533 286 R E 1183 R areas shall include25 the area of any walls420 but not 18 2 719 minimum of 1302 bays per164 156 R 454 493 571 255 U N W 325 4 482 123 397 2 456 519 2 239 14 2 785 A G 467 B YF 1182 IC ARGI 5 23 1 1 129 S 427 532 285 T L 163 T 3 572 256 S K includeC the23 areas of lift shafts, stairs or stair landings3 720 dwelling. 396 1 453 520 RED 326 6 24 6 3 21 B 457 1 2 E 692 784 2 128 8 1 428 249 468 531 284 419 2 A T 399 491 573 W D 1181 7 721 7 S 162 395 452 257 22 20 N READ PARK 2 521 291 R common21 to two or8 more dwellings, machinery,1 air 691 4 Visitor127 parking : 10% of 250 469 530 283 418 201 4 Y 394 400 429 490 258 H 300 9 722 5 159 3 251 522 3 292 O S 690 25 16 778 551 125 470 282 V conditioning19 and equipment rooms,417 non-habitable 50 T 160 417 1 436 430 489 328 259 IA 1179 1 6 required bays that may 248 2 252 10 523 2 293 L 33 2 88 777 CU 161 471 A 1178 416 2 689 6 306 11 431 488 1 281 N space that is12 wholly below natural ground level, areas21 51 12 8 126 RD 416 200 435 247 524 294 260 S 34 IE 3 26 7766 21 include, Owhere305 appropriate, 472 500 280 B D 1177 K 415 202 7 F 432 246 487 261 A O used exclusively forC the parking of487 wheeled vehicles 11 796 L 20 415 4 448 295 N AV W 14 A 6 775 88 A 304 308 473 329 279 K 1 414 597 S 433 245 486 1 325 S N M 649 13 5 797 50 on street parking. 3 1 1 4 296 I E at or below natural ground level,488 lobbies or amenities 303 309 373 447 474 A 2 16 413 1 596 4 774 3 2 2 2 434 203 485 2 330 324 S 278 489 650 3 798 310 1 446 T 297 773 1 3 35 T 204 475 3 331 277 1174areas common to more412 than one dwelling or private 686 2 799 2 3 S 484 323 490 311 4 445 298 411 685 1 772 855 393 3 476 332 276 346 483 5 322 open balconies. 491 HAWTHORNE 3 1 800 312 M 36 368 299 117 R 684 771 854 A 392 4 6 407 202 206 444 477 333 275 B 410 E PARK 801 925 313 H 345 367 321 R 492 T 729 299 S 5 201 478 4 300 A S 683 770 4 E 391 408 207 334 320 274 T A R R40 BURSWOOD PARK PUBLIC GOLF COURSE GIBRALTAR

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below for an Office/Residential Zone. MULBERRY R (where applicable) and any relevant LEGEND Review Final Report (Modified) dated be subject to assessment and RD CIR TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 G S planning policy. O

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S Use Class 4 H C T T 1 R T T P3 of sufficient scale to be an attractive M 3 D RD O O A N N H L 168 SCHEME RESERVES destination in its own right as a Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre P R K P 3 TOWN PLANNINGD SCHEMEP2P2P2 No.1 C I NOTE: The Western Australian PlanningHA Commission business centre. W 168 D ILE ST 166 W R Convenience Store, Service Station X N care of the Ministry for Planning shouldK be consulted S S T BURSWOOD PARK 164 B K 2. Attract high density residential Educational Establishment, Place of for full information on the precise land requirementsU V IL 160 1 R CAUSEWAYA PRECINCT D P7P7P7 F Worship AA D N P7P7P7 IT A P R P3P3P3 Z PRECINCT PLAN P3 M P3P3P3 development overlooking the parklands PUBLIC GOLF COURSE for all Metropolitan Region Scheme Reserves. P3P3P3 R E 158 146 O K P6P6P6 R P4P4P4 P6P6P6 R Y R P4P4P4 D L to share this asset and location, Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant AA 148 D P C 156 LE DA P5P5P5 Updated on 10 July 2018 S 150 145 N provide city and river views and ST ER MALVER General Industry, Transport Depot X IV P8P8P8 improve activity and safety in the parks. R 155 151 154 142 Parks and Recreation P Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X 153 P11P11P11 P10P10P10 D 140 117 RD P11P11P11 P10P10P10 ENV1 P9P9P9 AMENDMENT GAZETTAL AMENDMENT GAZETTAL 3. Be 'good neighbours' and keep E 152 T P9P9P9 P3 R S D 137 119 N 0. DATE N 0. DATE Home Occupation P RD building heights low next to the existing 136 138 Primary116 Regional Road 135 121 N O P12P12P12 3. 2 February 2001 54. IN 6 September 2013 A 114 R A V residential area in the Victoria Park Home Office P 134 W L 66 N R 133 A E O 8 October 2002 61. 14 November 2014 I 124 O 6. E V 112 W B Precinct. T I 83 D M D Hospital, Nursing Home,S Residential V O R 12. 6 September 2002 A74. R 11 July 2017 AA 126 Railways84 H Building 110 T C O 132 S LO 24. 18 February 2005 75. 23 June 2017 4. Provide active frontages with R 127 P13P13P13 E 131 108 1 2 82 P13P13P13

Hotel, Motel, Tavern AAT V A A 130 81 44. 29 July 2009 76. 24 November 2017 commercial uses at street level and W 106 129 89 200 set back upper floors to keep aAV Light Industry X 128 58. 11 December 2012 77. 19 June 2018 TOWN OF VICTORIA78 36 PARK O H I 102 4 F A 92 comfortable pedestrian scale at T IT L 38 A 101 76 Z Liquor Store - Small E AA E R R O street level. 100SCHEMED 94 RESERVES35 GLA O U 40 Y H 99 A 34 D L STONE Liquor Store - Large X C 72 42 3 E 32 G Parks andV Recreation 5. Create a focus of activity at the key R A IF 70 44 1 HOW IT WORKS T Lodging House, Serviced Apartment P N FI 30 O intersection of Burswood and EL 8 TH 2 O SO S 68 46 R N 28 A NEL 3 This Precinct Plan describes the Council's town planning K Teddington Roads, with local retail MassageSON Rooms X 7 5 9 48 4 6 R CR 100 Y D and cafes clustered here. 6 7 R intentions for this precinct. It contains a Statement of TOWN10 OF 50VICTORIA PARK8 U Motor vehicles and Marine Sales X 5 51 B 9 IS Intent which applies to the whole Precinct and several 2 L D Premises, 101 A R 8 4 51 STATEMENT OF INTENTS 6. Upgrade parks to improve safety, 11 R other statements which apply to specific areas within the SCHEME ZONESST Open Air Sales and Display 3 32 D facilities and access and to support 53 31 Precinct. These statements summarise the kind of future

S 2 S 4 30 E T 6 29 IL 55 The Causeway Precinct presents a rare opportunity to that is seen to be appropriate for the precinct. increased use by the community. Nightclub X B T Office/Residential5 28 O S O S 27 U 1 67 R L achieve a sustainable mixed use urbanR environment with 57 26 R R T 6 7 11 25 O E O SUPERDOME 8 N Y Office P 24 G its own distinctiveRD identity on the city doorstep. Providing 7. Improve pedestrian connections to N 59 9 In this Precinct Plan you will also find information about 10 40 7 14 33 M 11 significant employment and housing, the Precinct offers R river, parklands, Bus Port, rail stations DO 66 61 Building and DesignAP Area - 12 the purposes for which land may beD used and guidelines Restricted Premises X ME LE 13 44 LUKE 34 14 opportunities for people to live and work locally, with many and the Albany Highway shopping strip. BURSWOOD BD165 70 43 for the development of land and buildings. NORTH PL Subject to Devision69 3 and Schedule 15E N 11 I 101 64 35 68 16 services and facilities within easy walk. Workplaces, local A Service Industry AA 19 L 63 36 67 45 PL R RESORT 9 66 8. Improve amenity and appearance of of the Town36 Planning Scheme Text 46 retail and the Albany Highway shopping strip, two train E 8 65 B A 37 64 19 M This Precinct Plan should be read together with: - R Shop AA* 7 38 63 21 A M key public streets and lanes through 62 37 stations and the Bus Port, the river and parks and Burswood H A V SU 6 39 62 C D A SCALE 1 : 5,000 40 61 A D S 5 41 60 T Peninsula leisure activities are all close by. L streetscape works and undergrounding R E 4 42 1. Planning polices which contain guidelines for the Showroom AA 59 A503 Additional71 Use 43 58 Y of power lines to demonstrate D 44 57 56 TR 5 W IN O 45 development and use of land which apply to more ITY 2 CO Reinforcing the State Network City policy, this Precinct will O R 46 Single Bedroom Dwelling P 4 9 NW 47 55 commitment of the Town to W A 1 than one precinct. References are given in this R LL 48 become a major activity node providing homes for 2,300 S 3 49

R 108 54 facilitating this vision. 2 50 2 Precinct Plan to those policies. Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or U P 66 8 51 people20 integrated with an intensive commercial centre of E B 106 E 53 19 1 L 105 3 Dependent Persons' Dwelling, T 4 18 F 5 some 87,000m2 floor space and 3,300 jobs within a high I S T 9. Create a strong link to the adjacent 4 PL KAGOSHIMA 6 103 52 17 Z A 79 V N 102 4 2. The Scheme Text which contains legal and R Multiple Dwelling N C amenity setting. The centre will be of sufficient scale to O LE 80 R G 21 D Y Burswood Peninsula Precinct with PARK 81 100 K I A 82 99 5 become6 a sought after23 business destination in its own right. administrative provisions regarding the Ouse and N V 7 I O Warehouse X 83 98 A traffic lights at the junction of Burswood 84 97 96 8 L D Y It will operate9 as part 27of the Perth innerR metropolitanR O 85 E development of land. N R S 86 22 B G Road, Great Eastern Highway and R60300 115 TR 95 E employment hub expanding the rangeM of economic activityG 116 AT 88 21 24 A L 117 LE 13 H A * Shop uses should primarily be limited to Y 89 94 28 C D Victoria Park Drive for improved R 118 90 in the Town,S particularly in14 professional and skilled S D 119 22 T T In order to determine how a particular lot is affected by 66 120 91 501 15 O "Area 8 - Retail Hub Overlay" with the total 150 93 N G access and legibility. Allow for a future 121 23 employment503 areas. 24 E E 122 the above, you will needR to refer to that lot on the map floor space within the Precinct being limited Y 123 92 505 23 R transit system linking both Precincts W 124 IN 2 HWH SEC R20 24 507 and the related text in this Precinct Plan. Where a 125 Links will be developed with the proposed commercial G with the central Perth area. to 1400m . BURSWOOD 77 157 126 144 127 25 535 510 property is located on or near the Precinct boundary it 40 128 activity around Burswood train station. Together these T KAGOSHIMA PARK 76 158 142 130 533 512 C 198 M may also be necessary to consult the neighbouring PENINSULA IDG 140 commercial531 areas will provide514 an equivalent of about half L 131 T The symbols used in the cross reference in the 196 EY 61 529 516 5 138 S Precinct/s. It should also be noted that from time to time, 195 the commercial floor space of West Perth, making45 Burswood Zoning Table have the following meanings: RT K 194 132 527 518 O ITC 193 136 62 the Town Planning SchemeR may be subject to PRECINCTS H 2 525 D ENE 192 135 a regionally significant business and employment44 centre. E R WY 191 133 R 63 N 1 163 190 522 amendments. LATHLAIN189 43 "P" (Permitted Use): means that the N 21 165 134 520 ER 50 188 64 High quality apartments,RD many with river and city views, will N A ST 187 42 190 Y use is permitted by the Scheme. CHARLES EEASA 186 W D 168 185 YouL are reminded that before land and buildings can be R PRECINCT overlook upgraded public open spaces that will be4 safer and E 51 21 184 41 S L PATERSON 170 183 182 P W 20 C more pleasant537 for all users. Building height, siting and design1 developed or used for another purpose it will probably be 12 OO 172 "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that 64 22 KH 181 LEE RESERVE 3 79 19 23 AM 101 will be controlled to ensure it is a ‘good neighbour’ to adjacent necessary toS make a planning application and receive S PARK 24 2 IL 175 85 A 62 LEL 15 25 K M the use is not permitted unless the 1 EIGIG 26 102 residential development, accommodates view sharing from the approvalC from the Council. O HH 27 I L R S 18 230 177 140 84 193 W T L G.O.EDWARDS PARK 2 T 179 E T Council has granted planning approval. 60 103 ridge and presents an attractive address to the179 Town. A limited C B 3 1 ST 228 138 P 2 32 83 180 M 58 3 16 31 178 136 S A 290 304 30 226 104 number of tall Tbuildings up to 18 storeys are 178proposed to take Enquiries concerning this Precinct Plan or generalC 303 29 82 182 56 28 224 134 1 "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that 291 302 105 106 advantage of the assets of this location whilst signifying arri184val planning matters should be directed to the Council's T 207 132 177 185 EAA 125 4 222 1 108 81 176 186 RER C is not permitted by the Scheme. G 5 6 at a major mixed use centre. Planning Department. R 6 209 130 2 110 174 A 12 295 194 I 12 5 211 3 128 187 G 1 501 CU 4 E 7 ST 171 GH 299 8 E 213 217 Some113 1,000 to 1,400m2 of126 retail125 floor space will caterAN for local AM 4 9 NF 142 CE 170 Note: If the use of the land for a particular 50 OD 3 ST 10 IEL 498 115 164 195 196 O 5 11 D needs of the increased population,124 consistent165 with the State W 2 6 298 263 216 179 166 S 3 143 117 197 R purpose is not specifically mentioned in the S 102 7 H R 16 8 262 163 D T 177 123 D A policy for local retail facilities. The Victoria Park shopping area U 3 9 RD 2 500 119 220 198 E W 46 B 283 260 144 RD 167 S Zoning Table and cannot be determined as 2 15 175 156 162 168 199 M T 14 will directly benefit from added122 demand, further boosting local169 219 O 1 258 T H 100 1 4 281 13 146 N 1 44 5 20 1 145 S 157 161 218 200 O 300 16 155 D falling within the interpretation of one of the 241 employment172 and activity. 121 R T P C 12 255 254 217 201 L N 149 154 S 160 R T 11 21 243 170 148 158 2 Use Class categories Council may consider S E H 1 A O 2 202 41 WH 500 253 151 216 I IOC 245 168 149 159 G WK 181 OD 65 I CST 271 267 4 147 153 215 203 it an unlisted (ie discretionary) use requiring ROGO 6 K 247 153Some 1,000 to 1,400m2166 of retail floor space will cater for local 223 222 THO 57 259 272 1 252 5 152 204 20 500 38 273 EG 182 140 146 150 214 L 22 21 258 HA 249 needs of the increased population, consistent with the State 255 E that the advertising procedures referred to in 24 23 3 268 294 M 220 156 164 224 205 H T 25 37 2 251 141 151 213 C C 51 55 11 1 1 183 139 145 256 T 905 policy for local158 retail facilities. The Victoria Park shopping area 225 206 E T 217 163 212 clause 28 of the Scheme Text be followed. 905 2 274 291 250 S 144 B 2 S 290 1 T 138 142 254 S P 10 195 160 132 211 T 252 3 S 215 will directly benefit from added demand, further boosting localS 226 C L T 162 253 R A 14 288 E 1 U 12 13 253 2 3 131 133 137 143 E S 11 1 22 213 Y 210 B 31 320 194 employment and activity. 227 T E 230 187 E 252 O W 6 286 161 S 257 S 5 R A 2 47 46 BB 2 500 211 130 134 136 K 209 Y BD1 T 2 ENE 193 273 189 210 228 NP T 229 251 258 2 1 OPOR 3 231 274 122 280 3 RA S 123 135 T 259 D 30 TAT 275 283 191 129 S ADOPTION 1 R 4 HH 221 R20 208 124 229 250 276 30 S 192 279 5 T 200 232 228 Traffic lights will be41 installed at the junction of Burswood Road 260 281 ST 18 193 206 40 128 6 20 282 4 230 249 277 OOD 7 600 4 5 191 222 and Victoria Park Drive at Great Eastern Highway125 to link the 261 Adopted278 by resolution of the Council of BURSW 35 3 233 227 HO 279 I 260 5 282 2 295 W L 204 126 50 36 26 1 6 IC 196 EN 127 231 248 53 K O F 283 1 2 D 34 281 223 Peninsula to the wider Town and strengthenIE connections 262 274 the Town294 of Victoria Park at the Ordinary 2 P 258 121 L R 7 234 226 I 198 D T 315 281 203 120 S D 35 L 247 273 284 24 S 24 296 R 119 263 T 293 T 314 L 256 D R 32 203 224 between the200 business centres. A roundabout at the intersection232 Meeting of the Council held on the 9th S 11 1 225 A 112 295 R 23 37 VICTORIA 235PARK 17 202 264 272 292 285 254 D 70 31 G 233 225 226 118 N 296 E 12 5 21 38 204 188 14 of Teddington and Burswood111 Roads113 will improve traffic flow and246 271 304 day of August 2911994. 286 51 10 236 224 20 252 201 117 A 265 41 297 308 228 116 B 11 500 R40 3 T 21 safety and denote the hub of the local retail area. The existing 270 T 305 297 290 287 110 V 11 1 40 205 PRECINCT S 16 104 114 S 17 R 12 237 223 230 101 T 266 I 15 28 2 E 269 312 307 S 234 303 289 SH 13 298 street network can accommodate105 theL additional traffic with some E H 100 206 232 103 115 P 10 36 27 17 1 222 300 247 L 267 313 R P T 238 15 306 288 E 301 A RTO I A3 14 37 26 9 306 234 increase in3 waiting1 time at traffic lights and some local235 works. 268 3 U M 14 8 262 102 245 298 N R 100 NO15 MULTIPLE44 207DWELLINGS185 7 96 W 320 311 O 340 OA Q A A55 35 18 25 221 18 300 236 4 R D S H 19 2 321 299 10 101 502 501 7 S 263 Impact on neighbouring residential streets is predicted to be 314 302 2 R A N 19 184 A 298 95 243 O 20 1 208 24 LE 238 236 N E 23 220 H 243 29 71 20 12 AM 100 ST minimal. 330 319 T 307 300 1 G K 17 242 1 2 500 264 88 PE 237 SJ A E LEE Water skiing area SH 7 C 300 209 183 316 240 72 E I N 219 295 TH P 99 3 10 242 241 329 322 310 301 30 P O 87 49 E 28 2 ER W 21 266 87 R 239 MAYOR 73 TO T 301 265 293 N T 182 18 BRI 328 315 308 8 3 1 22 32 G 177 9 23 328 241 240 32 88 88 326 268 291 D S 7 31 74 12 N 4 327 G 331 T 318 309 I 181 19 E 6 S 69 1 31 D 178 N 7 289 78 S 323 A 202 77 5 64 N 53 O T 332 316 123 33 RD D 89 R60 20 325 271 PS 340 T 2 O 302 T 6 301 E E 10 287 5 L 68 13 T T P 327 317 L 255 830 3 90 63 55 9 8 5 3 273 285 341 333 121 I 203 79 51 51 H M 324 1 T 23 S 124 N S 302 2 E R40 146 4 90 4 A 4 324 7 1 816 319 3 E 348 326 78 10 29 62 U H 340 284 373 339 20 A 57 8 1 323 276 Y 254 W 4 145 R 122 12 Victoria Park 303 74 E 349 325 64 1092 McCALLUM PARK 80 Y 1 Y 1 342 21 W 813 6 9 5 2 2 D K 8 1 59 E 337 283 75 J M BONKER 144 1 159 322 S 279 R T 356 334 Y 829 92 137 V T 347 9 22 S 812 819 15 3 2 304 A 73 76 S 63 300 11 R 1 335 77 W 507 213 D 357 335 CHIEF EXECUTIVE55 OFFICER 4 A 4 320 282 350 65 10 H 820 50 176 T K 66 T 338 253 134 2 101 153 100 5 S 5 1 D N 66

810 6 H I 306 333 362 L R80 500 3 6 T 321 2 O E 355 23 3 7 E 6 31 C 72 336 56 N 154 A 175 281 G 67 M 343 822 6 L L H 331 71 Y 363 54 13 O 4 T B 5 A 23 65 358 61 252 S 7 A R 7 E 309 70 K A S N D 174 D 30 69 R 346 337 P 57 1013 S 5 101 Y 300 S N 329 C 64 FINAL72 ADOPTIONA T 32 I 807 11 141 201 8 E 22 E 68 372 361 L 60 119 T S 825 7 284 311 A 44 IR 6 D 29 R 401 ST S G 351 344 T A 26 6 173 Y A 327 M 63 364 N 53 R 58 Y E 88 7 140 L INE 313 325 c S 371 I I H 5 285 C 24 20 S C E T 354 345 Adopted73 for finalD approval by resolution of 117 L 9 827 25 172 28 402 1 AR N T G 999 120 O 8 139 2 2 TN K 62 I 370 E E 59 R 803 4 8 25 19 E A L 59 52 2 157 211 1 324 Y L G 359 352 68 31 283 171 15 403 316 P 46 D 138 198 99 18 437 H D the Council of the Town of Victoria Park at118 D 19 3 801 16 L 1 T 365 14 51 500 N 16 4 32 158 4 318 60 353 R 1016 A 33 A 137 197 ALBANY2 PS 165 170 27 17 16 435 323 A 58 47 251 RL W S 101 2 434 L 21 the Ordinary Meeting of the67 Council held A 1 S 3 1 T 28 16 UN 320 R40 57 369 360 50 33 1 34 159 2 3 2 S 15 1017 G O 136 T 169 17 322 61 48 108 28 214 S 3 29 15 B 432 22 4 URY 405 56 368 366 on the 11th day of100 August 1998250 and the 334 2 135 196 HIGHWAY 6 1 100 44 20 27 161 215 5 30 14 18 100 406 430 321 55 49 106 R80 279 20 6 5 T 367 23 109 11 187 26 134 195 7 4 5 IN 13 31 13 45 24 seal of the Municipality98 was pursuant to 162 3 L 19 S 3 54 1 8 2 F 427 T 46 16 101 104 S 25 194 278 147 T 32 12 22 409 43 107 T 0 99 163 216PRECINCT 17 10 1 14 R E 53 25 that resolution, hereunto96 affixed in the T 24 E A 33 11 21 47 19 99 102 S 6 O 193 11 9 P G 411 424 423 79 10 164 B 217 90 293 7 148 11 R U 34 48 17 94 105 23 M 363 A 10 20 261 52 O 37 R 192 21 H E T 413 C 26 ' presence of : 11 T 31 O H 294 450 12 35 9 S 422 R D 42 97 E 22 303 L 218 ORDE 261 49 18 E 103 L S 333 O 191 T 362 14 149 3 51 A 80 92 L 21 C S 451 150 5 36 27 95 A 33 1 219 295 8 B 416 421 28 41 20 M 190 361 452 453 14 37 7 ISH 50 W 11 12 20 RN 296 373 151 262 O 643 79 39 E 35 220 6 258 PS 418 S 93 990 19 189 360 449 454 38 GA 420 LATHLAIN PARK 644 29 44 T AND 1 101 374 H 152 5 263 TE 40 O 88 A 21 RL 1 448 W 4 257 645 36 N 928 V GA 37 18 2 359 Y 700 80 45 2 375 4 3 419 1 86 10 38 17 3 1 3 447 15 S 296 264 R 443 646 51 1 3 H 2 U 1 642 35 89 3 2 2 376 1 T 46 84 39 16 223 2 E 1 295 265 L 2 31 50 4 51 3 446 16 P A 3 641 647 34 50 1 P 220 N 458 87 40 5 4 377 1 E 1 640 J A E LEE 47 5 27 5 445 46 4 294 D 648 32 52 82 41 51 6 T 4 R 219 456 455 49 85 1 23 6 378 S 457 T 2 444 R 639 MAYOR 933 7 7 O 222 293 649 33 53 73 8 7 301 2 N 218 3 445 80 D 62 200 226 356 379 458 1 638 54 48 R 48 8 1 1 8 61 83 443 217 4 446 650 74 O 52 355 459 41 6 5 637 60 55 F 60 10 52 9 6 2 7 453 65 5 MB F 101 G 25 354 442 7 269 R40447 / 60 7 651 81 256 2 63 LA A N 380 460 N 3 6 636 59 S 75 T I RAPHAEL PARK R60 39 8 17 2 A 8 T N 12 19 11 441 C 181 448 652 64 S 58 353 N 255 225 5 452 596 600 58 57 6 N 102 WA 381 461 18 U 9 635 76 A 13 440 10 180 653 62 SHI 17 352 D 226 271 A 5 595 601 78 ST C 53 382 462 T 47 17 254 289 V V 451 634 66 24 506 1 14 19 D 179 A 10 654 102 NGT 351 S 68 11 594 602 8 79 1 2 463 182 253 227 272 4 633 77 H 383 3 178 S 104 439 4 11 593 655 J M BONKER 67 1 W E 54 16 350 106 603 ANV 50 ON 464 69 12 177 228 1 3 M 632 72 IE P 2 384 183 252R40 W 38 43 H 1 228 600 S 592 A 656CHIEF EXECUTIVE101 OFFICER 80 P 105 104 3 263 349 438 51 2 T 899 G 67 13 22 12 604 R I IC 385 16 S 631 71 N N 53 B 4 GLOUC 307 216 184 251 3 2 591 657 CE S E 39 42 A 106 5 262 348 437 22 V 605 GS S T R M 465 R80 51 1 13 A 630 69 101 W 308 386 29 200 185 285 35 R 6 436 45 16 5 250 2 34 590 658 102 T I 41 A 107 261 347 4 N 300 1 606 769 C 7 E 387 466 6 A 1 14 36 33 629 4 102 S ON CR K 118 1 STER 309 C 186 249 589 RECOMMENDED659 FOR FINAL APPROVAL W 260 435 T 7 706 N 138 214 2 32 607 70 3 S 10 S R30/60 108 T 2 467 26 44 S 17 31 628 770 A E T 14 3 310 388 2 U 1 15 T S 111 15 D 247 3 283 4 37 S 588 660 896 N 5 2 3 259 346 8 706 14 137 30 T 608 2 38 V V 311 389 468 500 212 2 5 18 R 627 A IE 4 1 4 R30 110 6 24 616 707 NO MULTIPLE 246 DWELLINGS233 282 E 587 661 345 136 3 247 6 609 W 11 301 1 258 9 19 38 B 1 31 3 7 469 5 706 R O P 586 626 662 58 100 115 615 234 E L A 2 2 257 6 8 432 22 708 176 301 211 189 246 29 R 505 A 610 P 173 1 470 4 631 280 20 T 39 558 625 O T 6 S N 663 IN 3 5 7 431 522 245 235 28 506 E 585 59 L 30 T 12 256 2 3 210 R 611 L R PO 502 7 172 6 632 25 175 145 281 559 T 624 3 O C C 238 6 T 200 ILL 8 3 521 2 2 115 S 446 O 40 27 507 584 E 300 430 5 23 209 236 F 612 M 1194 501 O 171 5 633 7 174 146 244 560 100 56 32 T B 8 T 8 N 445 508 583 623 4 C M 239 4 4 520 1 S 703 O 26 504 613 CHAIRMAN OF THE WESTERN 1193 500 O 170 255 9 7 3 709 L 1 X 192 243 237 11 E L 554 6 I 147 A 444 21 503 509 561 2 240 1 3 1 702 2 C 582 50 O 169 254 6 2 2 5 H 2 1 238 3 25 AUSTRALIAN PLANNING COMMISSION14 8 D C 2 500 555 24 711 F 4 193 242 502 562 12 88 R 241 5 1 3 3 2 22 510 581 E 1 3 611 701 IE 2 448 10 7 31 R 1191 168 111 1 556 712 L 194 239 1 23 501 B 563 E 242 4 4 4 D 171 3 5 511 I 580 247 M 2 610 700 791 240 S 540 616 A 1190 167 317 338 3 427 11 713 24 459 500 H 564 55 EL 243 S 3 557 1 6 205 195 463 512 O 579 246 30 D 1 E 318 2 426 12 7 609 699 790 241 422 P 539 617 V D 4 337 637 714 2 5 460 499 S 565 249 21 A 244 D 319 1 425 558 1 1 204 196 15 462 513 G 578 Date 245 2 E 13 698 4 421 461 A 538 618 54 715 T 2 2 498 T 566 250 3 G 250 398 477 30 638 1 514 E 577 245 320 32 697 S 3 420 461 458 462 537 619 244 1187 6 8 3 2 13 RALEIGH 497 20 424 639 R RD R80 567 251 842 321 399 478 R60 198 423 515 576 243 120 133 6 3 419 460 463 30 606 D 3 457 536 301 7 423 561 640 717 2 1 496 568 FINAL APPROVAL GRANTED252 322 479 24 10 3 99 11 424 516 575 242 V 99 422 696 11 121 1 2 459 453 464 535 288 A 247 800 641 S 718 R60 2 456 495 569 253 105 1185 1 480 787 323 R60 4 T M 441 425 465 517 534 574 287 241 3 246 27 2 421 1 165 300 201 A 458 494 R G B L 9 642 3 795 122 H 398 455 518 570 S 254 D W E 324 L 3 481 8 S 1 426 466 T 240 Y R 420 1 164 156 E 533 286 R E 1183 25 4 18 2 719 130 R 397 2 454 493 571 2 255 U N W 325 482 14 2 123 G 456 467 519 239 B YF I ARGI 785 A S 427 532 285 1182 C 5 23 1 1 129 163 T 3 572 256 T K C 23 3 720 L 396 1 453 520 S RED 326 6 3 B 457 1 238 E 692 784 2 128 8 1 428 249 468 531 284 419 2 A T 399 491 573 W D 1181 7 20 721 7 S 162 395 452 521 257 1 22 N READ PARK 2 250 291 237 R 21 8 691 4 127 429 469 530 283 418 201 4 Y 394 400 490 258 H 300 9 722 5 159 3 251 522 3 292 236 O S 690 778 5 125 470 MINISTER FOR PLANNING282 V 19 417 50 T 160 417 1 436 430 489 328 259 IA 1179 1 6 248 2 252 10 523 2 293 235 L 33 2 88 777 CU 161 471 A 1178 416 2 689 6 306 11 431 488 1 281 N 12 21 51 12 8 126 RD 416 200 435 247 524 294 260 S IE 3 O 305 472 500 2 B D 34 K 415 202 7 776 F 432 280 O 1177 796 L 20 4 246 487 261 A AV 14 C 487 11 6 A 308 415 448 295 N W A 775 88 S 304 433 473 329 279 K N 1 M 414 597 13 50 1 245 486 1 Date325 262 S 488 649 5 797 3 1 4 296 I E 16 4 774 303 309 373 2 447 474 330 278 A 2 413 1 596 3 2 2 434 203 485 2 324 S 263 489 650 3 798 310 1 446 T 297 773 1 3 35 T 204 475 3 331 277 1174 412 686 2 799 2 3 S 484 323 264 490 311 4 445 298 411 685 1 772 855 393 3 476 332 276 346 483 5 322 26 491 HAWTHORNE 3 1 800 312 M 36 368 299 117 R 684 771 854 A 392 4 6 407 202 206 444 477 333 275 B E 313 H 321 R 410 492 T PARK 729 801 925 299 S 345 5 4 367 300 A S 770 E 408 201 207 478 334 274 D N A 683 803 4 1 R 391 6 320 Y D 10 3 654 730 802 T 926 4 G 344 666 366 301 S cM 2 3 R40 409 B 479 335 273 O O D S 2 682 769 S 5 3 347 9 7 200 208 E 369 319 N N FIRST 11 T M 655 731 803 3 A 365 302 2 8 T T A ECON Y V S M S ST T 50 E R40 849 E 5 197 338 270 679 767 3 20 7 439 1 G 589 870 929 R 350 381 6 211 372 362 316 R 657 734 T 366 20 147 6 428 305 MACKIE O 766 848 18 O 2 339 269 V 1166 20 19 E 678 N NO MULTIPLE3 382 373 315 ST 658 735 806 871 2 23 365 386 7 5 212 3 11 361 306 A G 5 9 146 12 340 677 765 847 3 2 383 4 374 314 G 736 807 872 213 4 360 307 G 6 580 IN 659 T 921 364 1 1 426 341 IN K 764 WA 846 S 16 DWELLINGS 384 145 5 375 313 L 1164 9 808 873 10 132 359 308 R 10 737 SHI 340 363 2 214 429 425 T 4 763 920 342 A 1163 14 676 932 11 385 4 133 144 3 376 358 312 D S 738 809 NGT 874 1 215 424 3 1 919 100 14 339 354 217 1 436 343 ST HOPE 1162 1 NO675 MULTIPLE 933 2 143 377 357 311 T V 2 810 2 875 134 PS 149 C ON 4 991 338 2 216 423 344 A 1161 20 674 1 3 918 3 355 378 310 E 811 934 142 3 T 356 150 S 739 5 1 3 214 3 217 S ST 345 T COURT 1160 D DWELLINGS 760 843 917 992 337 10 356 379 309 ST R K S BURSWOOD PARK 164 B U V 160 1 R A D N PUBLIC GOLF COURSE R 158 146

R 148 C 156 E RESIDENTIAL ZONE USE OF LAND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS AL SD ST R 150 145 MALVERN IVE Although the residential area is only As indicated in the Zoning Development shall generally be in LEGEND R 155 151TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK Footnote: 1. Multiple Dwellings are only 154 142 P 153 small, high density residential Table in the Scheme Text and outlined permitted in areas coded R40 and above, accordance with the R-Codes (where ENV1 D 140 117 RD E 152 T S development, in line with R80 residential below for a Residential Zone: applicable) and any relevant planning TOWN137 PLANNING119 SCHEME No.1 and in addition are subject to Clause 22 RD 136 138 116 standards is appropriate. Orientation of of the Scheme Text - Special Application policy. Precinct Boundary 135 121 134 114 66 N the development should be towards of the R-Codes. A E McCALLUM133 I 124 PRECINCT 112 W T V 83 I O McCallum Park and the river, however, In addition, the following standards apply: S V 126 84 R The symbols used in the cross reference 110 T O 132 S the design of buildings should still reflect LO R 127 82 in the Zoning Table have the E METROPOLITAN REGION 131 108 1 2 V Zone T and enhance the role of Canning Residential 1. Residential Density: A A 81 W 130 Use Class 1. following meanings: 106 89 Highway as an entry route to the city The R-Codes density is R80 however, 129 200 AV SCHEME RESERVES 128 TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK 78 36 O H Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre AA I 102 4 centre. Single houses, grouped "P" (Permitted Use): means that the use Council will consider variations where A NOTE: The Western Australian Planning Commission 92 T L 38 A 101 76 E R P1P1P1 E dwellings and specialised forms of is permitted by the Scheme. acceptable levels of residential care of the Ministry for Planning should be consulted 100 D 94 35 GLA O P4 Convenience Store, Service Station X U 40 H TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 99 A 34 D residential accommodation will be "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that amenity can be retained. for full information on the precise land requirements L STONE C 72 42 Educational Establishment, Place of 3 E 32 AA for all Metropolitan Region Scheme Reserves. G V permitted; non-residential uses are not Worship the use is not permitted unless the P2P2P2 R A I 70 44 1 FF 30 N McCALLUM PRECINCT 8 IT appropriate due to the close proximity of 2. Access: EL H 2 Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant X Council has granted planning approval. SO S 68 46 N 28 NEL 3 the commercial area. Existing "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use Vehicular access will not be SON 7 5 9 48 4 6 CR PRECINCT PLAN100 P4 non-residential uses will be encouraged General Industry, Transport Depot X permitted to Canning Highway where P7P7P7 6 7 that is not permitted by the Scheme. P3P3P3 10 50 8 P3P3P3 51 5 9 to relocate. an alternative means of access is Parks and Recreation P6P6P6 P4P4P4 101 2 Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X 8 4 Updated51 on 10 July 2018 Note: If the use of the land for a 11 S available. P5P5P5 T 3 32 53 31 particular purpose is not specifically P8P8P8 Home Occupation AA S P8P8P8 2 S 4 30 New development must be carried out in E

T 6 Primary Regional Roads L 55 29 I mentioned in the Zoning Table and B P4 T 5 28 O a manner which harmonises with the 3. Building Height: O S 27 1 67 R L P10P10P10 Home Office P P11P11P11 P10P10P10 AMENDMENT57 GAZETTAL AMENDMENT GAZETTAL 26 R cannot be determined as falling within T 6 7 O P9P9P9 11 25 parkland area and be of a height and The height of a building shall not O SUPERDOME 0 0 8 N 24 G Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential N N . 59 DATE N . 9 DATE AA the interpretation of one of the Use 10 scale consistent with existing Building exceed 15 metres. 7 33 40 D 61 14 MA 11 OM 3. 66 2 February 2001 46. PL 3 September12 2010 Class categories Council may consider TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK P12P12P12 E E 13 44 P12P12P12 development. Permanent landscaping of 34 14 Hotel, Motel, Tavern X BURSWOOD P 65 70 61. 14 November 2014 43 it an unlisted (ie discretionary) use L 6. 118 October 2002 69 15 a high quality must be provided and 101 64 35 68 16 SCHEME ZONES 63 4 February36 2003 67 23 June 2017 45 RESORT 8. 9 75. 66 Light Industry X requiring that the advertising procedures 36 46 maintained. Residential development 8 65 12. 6 September37 2002 77. 64 19 June 2018 1 referred to in clause 28 of the Scheme 62 7 37 38 63 should be designed so as to minimise the V SU P13P13P13 6 39 62 Liquor Store - Small X A Residential 14 September 2004 40 61 D 19. S Text be followed. 5 41 60 T R impact of traffic on Canning Highway, but 4 42 59 3 71 43 58 Y D 44 57 56 Liquor Store - Large X TR 5 W remain visually attractive from the road. IN O 45 ITY 2 CO O R 46 Commercial 4 9 NW 47 55 W A R LL 48 S 3 Lodging House, Serviced Apartment AA 49

R 108 54 2 50 U 66 8 51 E B 106 HOW IT WORKSE 53 1 L Massage Rooms X 4 105 T 5 4 PL KAGOSHIMA S 6 103 52 A 79 V N 102 EN C NOTE: GL This Precinct Plan describes80 the Council's town planning Motor vehicles and Marine Sales PARK 81 100 I A 82 99

Premises V intentions for this precinct. It contains83 a Statement of 98 84 97 96 Open Air Sales and Display X R80R80 R-Code Intent which applies to the whole Precinct 85and several R S 86 R60300 115 TR 95 116 EA other statements which117 apply to specificTLE areas within88 the Nightclub X R 118 Y 89 94 D Precinct. These statements119 summarise the kind of future90 66 120 91 150 121 93 Office X that is seen to be appropriate for the122 precinct. Y 123 92 HW SEC R20124 2 125 STATEMENT OF INTENT 77 157 126 Restricted Premises X In this Precinct Plan you will144 also find information 127about 25 40 128 KAGOSHIMA PARK 76 158 142 130 the purposes198 for whichM land may be used and guidelines Service Industry X The McCallum Precinct's role as a major node of IDG 140 L 131 T 196 EY 61 for5 the development of land and buildings. 138 S recreational and leisure activity, with adjacent commercial 195 RT K 194 132 O IT 136 62 Shop X CH 2 193 S and residential uses will be enhanced. Further ENE 192 135 E R WY 191 133 R 63 N This1 Precinct163 Plan should be 190read together with: - development will also serve to enhance and promote the 189 Showroom X N 21 165 134 ER 50 188 64 A ST 187 CHARLES EA precinct as a tourist attraction on the basis of its 186 D 168 185 Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or R 1. Planning polices which contain guidelines for the 51 21 184 Dependent Persons' Dwelling, PATERSON waterfront setting. 170 183 182 W 20 developmentC and use of land which apply to more 12 OO 172 Multiple Dwelling 1 64 22 KH 181 P 79 19 23 AM 101 S PARK than24 one precinct. References are given in this 15 25 175 Development will be concentrated62 in two areas. L FurtherE 26 1 IGH Precinct Plan27 to those policies. 102 18 177 140 Warehouse X G.O.EDWARDS PARK 2 230 179 commercial development will be60 encouraged in the area 103 3 1 ST 228 1 2 32 58 3 16 31 178 centred around Berwick Street/Canning 290Highway 304 30 226 104 303 2. The 29Scheme Text which contains legal and 56 28 224 intersection. Uses such as offices and291 showrooms are 302 105 106 T administrative207 provisions regarding the use and A 125 4 222 1 108 RE C G 5 6 R considered to be appropriate. High density, high quality 6 development of land.209 2 A 12 295 I 12 5 211 3 G residential uses will be encouraged in the second area1 501 4 E 7 GH 299 8 E 213 217 AM 4 9 NF 142 which follows the alignment50 OD of Canning3 Highway, and In order to10 determine howIEL a particular lot498 is affected by NORTH O 5 11 D W 2 298 216 179 6 3 263 143 S 102 S 7 CAUSEWAY: H backs onto the Park. R 16 8 the above, you will262 need to refer to that lot on the map T 177 A U 3 9 RD 2 500 W 46 B 283 260 144 Major entry route to the city centre. 2 and15 the related text in this Precinct Plan. Where a T 1 14 258 H 100 4 281 13 1 44 1 5 20 1 145 146 Parkland and development in the O McCallum Park should be maintained300 as the focus of the16 property is located241 on or near the Precinct boundary it SCALE 1 : 5,000 R C 12 255 254 N 149 R T 11 21 may also be necessary243 to consult the neighbouring S E precinct should enhance this approach A precinct. High standards of building design2 appropriate to 41 H 500 253 15 I O 245 G W 181 GOOD 65 ICK 271 Precinct/s.267 It should also be noted that from time to time, to and from the City of Perth and Town of ORO 57 the precinct's prominent6 regional location will be 272 247 252 TH 500 259 1 E 182 21 20 38 258 273 the Town PlanningGH Scheme may be subject to 23 22 3 294 AM 249 220 Victoria Park. 25 24 encouraged.37 New development2 must be of a scale 268 251 51 55 1 183 905 11 1 amendments. T 217 905 consistent with existing structures so new2 buildings do 274 291 250 2 S 290 1 P 10 195 252 3 S 215 C L T A 13 14 not dominate the parklands. Emphasis will be placed on 288 U 12 253 1 2 3 S 31 11 320 194 You are22 reminded that before land and buildings can be 187 EW 6 230 286 S 5 A 2 47 46 improving the CanningB Highway streetscape2 through 500 Y BD1 T 2 EN 193 273 189 2 P T 229 developed or used for another purpose it will probably be 3 1 O 3 231 274 BURSWOOD PENINSULA 30 RA S 283 191 1 RD landscaping4 and car parkingTH arrangements. 275 221 R 30 200 192 necessary to make a planning application and receive USE OF LAND the amenity of the surrounding area 5 S 232 228 18 19 COMMERCIAL ZONE 6 T 20 282 OOD 7 600 4 5 191 222 (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will BURSW 35 3 233 227 approval fromHO the Council. 279 I 260 2 295 W L 50 36 26 1 6 IC As indicated in the Zoning 53 K O 1 2 D Public34 spaces, such as McCallum Park and streets 281 223 2 P 258 This area is to remain a mixed be subject to assessment and PRECINCT R 7 234 226 I T 281 D 35 315 L 24 S 24 296 Table in the Scheme Text and outlined T 314 L 256 MCCALLUM PARK: R should32 be enhanced and maintained so they contribute to 224 S 203 1 Enquiries concerning this Precinct Plan or general R 11 225 A commercial area accommodating a range advertising under any relevant 23 70 37 235 17 254 31 G 226 below for a Commercial Zone: Passive and restricted recreation is E 12 5 the pleasant and21 attractive38 environment204 188 of the precinct. planning matters should14 be directed to the225 Council's 51 10 236 224 20 252 of small to medium intensity activities. planning policy. 41 297 308 228 11 500 R40 3 T 21 V 11 1 The precinct will be 40safe, interesting205 and accessible for S 16 Planning Department. considered appropriate for this reserve. 17 12 237 223 230 Residential uses, particularly on upper I 15 28 2 307 SH 298 E H 100 13 232 Parkland and existing mature vegetation PP 10 36 people27 on foot,17 bicycles and vehicles.206 1 222 15 300 R E T 238 301 levels, are appropriate uses. Other uses RTO I A3 14 37 26 9 306 234 U M 14 8 262 N R 100 NO15 MULTIPLE44 207DWELLINGS185 7 will be preserved. O Q A 221 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 340 AD A55 35 18 25 18 300 would include offices and showrooms. 10 S H 101 502 19 A 19 501 7 S 263 20 N 1 208 184 24 ALE 298 E 23 220 H R 71 20 12 AM S Careful control would be exercised over K 17 100 T 1 S 2 500 264 Development shall generally be in Water skiing area H 7 C 300 209 183 316 E N 295 72 EP I 99 219 10 Zone H P 3 O 49 E W 87 the nature of any uses proposed and Commercial O 2 R 21 266 IV 73 TO T 301 265 293 R T 182 accordance with the R-Codes (where D N 18 3 22 32 G 9 23 328 R E 1 88 177 326 268 6. R 74 N 88 4 327 291 their design and site layout to ensure Use Class N 12 I 181 19 N applicable) and any relevant N 69 S 1 31 D 178 7 2 T 77 5 64 N 53 O RD D 89 R60 20 325 271 minimal impact on adjacent residential O 302 T 6 301 A 2 E 10 Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre P planning policy. 68 13 T T P 830 3 51 90 63 55 9 8 5 3 273 W 79 51 H M 23 324 1 N S 302 2 development or land. R40 146 90 A 4 4 4 319 3 S 1 816 U 78 10 H 340 A 29 62 57 8 1 323 276 Convenience Store, Service Station AA W 4 145 12 R 303 McCALLUM PARK Y Victoria Park W 80 813 Y 6 9 1 5 2 2 1 In addition to these the following 144 1 59 E 159 322 337 S V T Educational Establishment, Place of S Y 829 812 819 92 137 15 3 2 304 All development must be of a high quality 300 11 R 1 335 W 4 507 213 4 320 P standards apply: H 50 A 176 T Worship 820 2 101 153 100 5 S 5 K 1

810 6 H I 306 333 of design and be of medium height and L R80 500 3 6 T 321 2 3 7 E 6 31 C N 154 6 AL 175 L O 822 T B 5 A 23 H 331 4 S A R 7 E 309 scale, similar to existing buildings and Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant P 1. Plot Ratio: S 7 N D 174 D 30 T S 5 101 Y 300 S N 329 S 32 I 807 825 11 141 7 201 8 E 22 E 311 T R 6 284 D R 401 S Buildings shall have a maximum plot A I 26 6 173 Y 29 TA 3 compatible with adjoining residential Y W E 88 7 140 L INE 313 A H 5 285 C 24 20 S General Industry, Transport Depot X L 9 S 827 25 172 28 ADOPTION402 1 O H 803 8 139 4 8 2 buildings and in addition, must be ratio of 0.5. R 2 IN 157 211 1 25 19 G 31 283 15 403 316 T D 138 198 99 171 18 437 D 19 3 O 801 16 L 1 Adopted by resolution of the Council of Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X N 16 4 N 32 158 4 318 provided with sufficient on-site parking to A A 197 2 PS 170 27 17 16 435 L S 33 W 137 165 101 2 2. Setback: R 1 T 1 S 434 A 1 34 S 159 3 2 3 T 28 16 UN the Town of Victoria Park at the Ordinary 3 cater for proposed uses. Set backs are AA/ G 33 O 136 T 2 S 169 17 28 214 S 3 29 15 B 405 432 Home Occupation X3 Where applicable development shall 2 135 196 4 6 1 100 URY 334 27 5 30 14 Meeting of the Council held on 430the 9th not required within this commercial area, 161 215 20 5 T 18 100 406 R80 134 195 279 6 5 N 13 P/ have regard for the planning policy 187 26 7 4 LI 31 13 1 162 8 3 F 19 day of August 1994. 427 Home Office RAPHAEL 194 278 2 T 32 12 22 except where the site is adjacent to X3 S 25 1 147 409 relating to non-residential T 0 99 163 216 17 10 14 R E T 24 E A 33 11 21 S 6 O 193 11 9 P G 411 424 residential uses or adjoins a laneway, or Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential 10 164 B 217 90 293 7 148 11 R U 34 23 M 363 A 10 20 261 AA development adjacent to residential 31 R 192 21 H E T 413 Building T O H 294 450 12 35 9 S E 22 303 L 218 O 261 to ensure consistency between sites. L S 333 O 191 T 362 14 149 3 land. L C R S 451 150 5 36 A 33 21 PRECINCT1 219 D 295 8 B 416 M 190 E 361 452 14 37 IS 4 Buildings should generally provide Hotel, Motel, Tavern AA 20 R 453 151 7 262 HO 35 220 N 296 373 6 258 PS 418 19 189 360 449 454 38 GA 420 ND 1 374 H 5 263 TE continuous frontages to the street and 3. Residential Density: LA 1 101 W 152 4 257 Light Industry AA GAR 37 18 2 359 448 Y J A E LEE 700 G 2 375 4 3 264 R 419 38 LO 17 3 1 3 447 15 S 296 443 weather protection between Residential development shall be in 1 3 H 2 MAYOR U U 3 2 376 1 T 1 39 CE 16 223 2 E 1 265 L 2 4 51 446 2 16 P 295 A 3 50 STER 3 1 P 220 458 buildings/uses for pedestrians. Liquor Store - Small AA accordance with the R-Codes, 40 4 377 1 1 N 5 5 27 RESERVE46 E 294 D 51 5 445 R 4 219 455 41 6 378 T 457 4 T 2 444 456 23 ST 6 S O R80, although the Council will 7 7 8 218 222 293 D 62 200 7 356 301 458 2 N 3 445 Liquor Store - Large AA 48 226 379 1 R 8 443 1 217 1 8 4 446 Vehicular access to sites will be consider variations where O 52 355 459 41 6 F 60 10 52 9 MCCALLUM PARK 2 7 453 MB F 101 G 25 354 442 7 269 R40447 / 60 256 Lodging House, Serviced Apartment AA LA A N 380 460 N 3 6 restricted to existing crossovers, or to acceptable levels of residential T RAPHAEL PARK R60 39 8 17 2 A RESIDENTIAL DENSITY: NI 12 19 11 441 C 181 448 S 58 353 N 255 225 5 452 N 102 W 381 461 Much of the land within18 this precinct is U J M BONKER amenity can be maintained. A 13 352 440 10 D 180 using laneways; access to Canning The R-Code density CA S 17 226 289 271 A ST 53 24 506 H 382 462 T 47 19 17 254 CHIEF EXECUTIVEV OFFICERV 451 Massage Rooms X 1 14 S D 179 A 1 102 IN 351 reserved68 under11 the Metropolitan Region 272 Highway and Berwick Street will be 2 G 383 463 3 182 253 227 applicable to thisH area is R80. 104 178 SW 54 T 16 350 439 106 4 Motor vehicles and Marine Sales 4. Access: ANV E 50 O 464 69Scheme for parks12 and recreation 177 228 1 IE P 2 N 384 183 252R40 W 38 43 H 1 228 600 strictly controlled. Variations to the R-CodesP will be 105 104 3 263 349 438 51 2 G 67 13 22 FINAL ADOPTION Premises Vehicular access shall not be taken I IC COMMERCIAL4 G ZONE: 307 385 184 N N 53 B A purposes and as such, falls within the 216 251 3 CE S E 39 42 106 5 L 262 348 437 22 considered where acceptableGS S T R M O 465 R80 51 1 Open Air Sales and Display W 308 386 29 200 185 285 AA from Canning Highway and/or R Offices6 and showroomsU are some of the 436 45 16 5 250 Adopted for final approval by2 resolution of T I 41 A 107 C 261 347 planning authority of the Ministry for4 N 300 1 C 7 E 387 466 6 A 1 S levels of residential ONamenity CR K 118 1 S 309 C 186 249 W T 260 435 T 7 706 N 138 214 2 Berwick Street where there is S 10 S R30/60 108 appropriateT uses2 inE this area. 467 26 44 S the Council of the Town of Victoria Park at A E T 3 310 388 Planning. U T 14 S 15 2 1 283 4 Nightclub X N 3 R 346 111 8 706 14 D 137 247 3 V V can be maintained. 5 2 259 2 5 I Residential uses4 on upper levels are also 311 389 468 500 212 existing alternative access to A E 4 1 R30 110 6 24 616 707 NO MULTIPLE247the Ordinary246 DWELLINGS233 Meeting of282 the Council held W 258 345 9 136 3 6 11 3 301 1 7 469 5 706 115 615 234 Office P properties. 2 encouraged. 2 257 6 8 432 4 22 708 176 301 211 189 on246 the 11th day of August 1998 and the T 173 1 470 The Council631 nevertheless has 280 IN 6 3 5 7 522 245 235 T 12 2 431 3 210 R PO 502 7 172 256 6 632 25 175 145 281 X/ C C L 238 6 seal of the Municipality was pursuantT to IL 8 300 3 521 2 management responsibilities for 2the area115 S 446 Restricted Premises 4 5. Building height: E M 1194 501 O 171 5 430 5 23 146 209 244 236 AA B 8 633 T 8 7 174 N 445 T M 239 4 1 703 O C 1193 500 255 9 4 520 S X that resolution, hereunto affixed in the E O 170 7 3 554 as well as having the opportunity709 to 6 L 1 147 A 192 243 237 444 The height of a building on the northern side L 240 1 3 1 702 2 IC 50 O 169 254 6 2 2 5 H 2 1 238 3 Service Industry AA D C 2 500 555 24 711 F 4 193 presence242 of : R 241 5 1 comment on all development and in this 3 3 2 of Canning Highway shall not exceed 15 metres. E DEVELOPMENT: 1 3 611 701 IE 2 448 R 1191 168 111 1 556 712 L 194 239 1 E 242 2 4 4 4 D 171 3 5 M 317 610 regard the following700 matters will be791 taken 240 Shop AA A 1190 167 338 3 427 11 713 The height of a building on the southern side of EL Development should be orientated S 3 557 1 6 205 195 463 243 E 426 609 699 241 D V 1 4 318 337 2 12 7 790 5 422 A D 558 637 into account. 714 2 1 204 196 462 towards McCallum Park and the river, but 2 244 D 319 1 425 698 4 1 15 421 Canning Highway shall not exceed 9 metres. E 13 2 2 Showroom P 3 G 250 398 477 30 638 715 T 1 245 320 32 697 S 3 420 461 consideration should be given to the 1187 6 8 3 2 13 424 639 R RD R80 321 399 478 R60 3 198 423 120 133 6 419 460 30 606 D 3 Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or 301 7 423 561 640 McCallum Park717 will continue in its role as 2 1 design of building facades along 322 479 24 10 3 99 11 424 V 99 422 696 11 121 1 J 2A E LEE 459 Dependent Persons' Dwelling, A 247 800 641 S 718 R60 2 1185 1 323 480 R60 an4 integralT portion of landscaped 787 MAYORM 441 425 Canning Highway. 3 246 27 2 421 1 165 300 201 A 458 Multiple Dwelling R G B L 9 642 795 122 H 398 P D E 324 L 3 481 8 3 S 1 426 Y W I 420 parkland abutting the 1river and a key 164 156 E R E 1183 R G 25 4 18 2 719 130 R 397 U N W 325 R 482 123 G 2 456 I A 14 2 785 A S 427 B Y 1182 C 5 23 1 1 129 163 T 3 T F K C 23 3 entry720 route to the city centre. It should L 396 S 326 6 3 B 457 Warehouse P E R 692 784 2 1 428 E 419 2 A 128 T 8 399 W D 1181 7 721 7 S 162 395 D 22 20 N 2 R 21 8 1 691 accommodate range of activities4 and READ PARK127 Y 394 429 H 300 418 201 722 4 159 400 3 O 9 S 5 5 V 19 417 50 T 690 778 125 160 1 430 I 1179 1 continue to attract people6 from 417 436 A L 33 2 88 777 CU 161 A 1178 416 2 689 6 306 11J M BONKER 431 N 12 21 51 12 8 126 RD 416 200 435 S IE 3 throughout the metropolitan area. O 305 B D 34 K 415 202 7 776 F 432 The symbols used in the cross reference V O 1177 796 L 20 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER4 A A 14 C 487 11 6 A 308 415 N W A 597 775 88 S 304 433 K N 1 M 414 13 5 797 50 1 1 in the Zoning Table have the S E 488 649 303 309 3 373 IA 16 1 596 4 774 3 2 434 2 413 798 2 2 203 489 650 3 All development adjacent to this area 310 1 1 3 T following meanings: 1174 412 686 2 773 RECOMMENDED FOR FINAL3 35 APPROVALS 204 799 311 2 4 490 1 shall772 enhance and contribute855 to the 393 411 685 346 3 491 HAWTHORNE 3 1 800 312 M 36 "P" (Permitted Use): means that the 117 R 684 771 854 A 392 4 6 407 202 20 B 410 E PARK landscape801 setting. Any further 925 313 H 345 R 492 T 729 299 S 5 201 D A S 683 770 4 E 391 408 N T A 803 1 R 344 6 use is permitted by the Scheme. Y D 10 3 M 654 730 802 T 926 4 G S S c development in the park reserve2 shall be 3 R40 409 O S 682 769 S 9 7 O N IR D 2 M 5 3 347 200 N F N 11 T 655 731 803 3 2 8 O C small in bulk and scale and unobtrusive "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that E S M S to its setting. Uses permitted will be T CHAIRMAN OF THE WESTERN 50 E R40 849 E 5 197 the use is not permitted unless the 679 767 3 20 7 G 589 870 929 R 350 381 6 R 657 734 T 366 AUSTRALIAN20 PLANNING COMMISSION147 6 MACKIE O 766 passive and848 restricted recreation and 18 O V 1166 20 19 E 678 N NO MULTIPLE3 382 Council has granted planning approval. ST 658 735 806 871 2 23 365 386 7 A G 5 9 146 677 765 847 3 2 383 G 736 807 only those uses which872 are incidental to G 6 580 IN 659 T 921 364 1 IN K 764 W 846 S 16 DWELLINGS 384 145 L 1164 9 808 A 873 10 132 "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that R 4 10 737 the recreationS pursuits of the area. 340 363 A T E 1163 676 763 H 920 11 Date 385 4 144 S P 14 809 I 874 932 133 D 738 N 14 339 1 354 is not permitted by the Scheme. T O 1162 1 NO675 MULTIPLE 3 1 G 919 100 217 S H 810 2 T 875 933 2 143 T V T 2 O 4 338 134 C A R 1161 20 674 3 N 918 991 3 355 E U 1 811 934 142 S O 739 No activity or action will be permitted that 5 1 3 214 3 Note: If the use of the land for a T C T 1160 D DWELLINGS 760 843 917 992 337 10 FINAL356 APPROVAL GRANTED S R 8 740 812 876 935 6 S 2 2 141 A 916 T 2 T 37 N 759 842 destroys the integrity of the recreation300 S 7 993 336 357 1 1 particular purpose is not specifically O 741 813 877 20 9 120 10 E 986 1 T L 671 841 915 6 137 5 C 666 814 area,878 or any part thereof, including all 994 mentioned in the Zoning Table and E 11 5 985 7 2 8 136 209 E 1157 670 9 758 S 840 4 R 129 G T 815 879 10 995 6 3 7 E existing landscape elements. L 138 88 R 1156 669 1 839 2 984 5 L 128 207 cannot be determined as falling within D H O 880 8 996 333 I A T E 744 2 H M 139 1 V IR IF G 668 838 983 126 R S H F 881 6 997 1051 W 3 700 205 E the interpretation of one of the Use T G T 6 745 3 816 D A T S N 837 912 982 Y 48 125 5 V IN 667 A 4 2 MINISTER FOR PLANNING L V A K L 4 817 882 998 331 203 U 746 IL 3 49 O 8 Class categories Council may consider 1153 5 836 911 981 4 1 1 B ST 3 M 818 883 2 999 330 1 88 4 9 c 122 H M 753 910 980 1053 2 300 T 2 884 942 1000 26 329 145 S it an unlisted (ie discretionary) use R 819 S H 5 U V 1 1 752 1 909 1054 120 W A 943 3 327 4 E O 820 2 885 T 46 A 5 P F 2 S 1 Date 6 requiring that the advertising procedures 751 908 979 2 1054 N 50 P E N 3 3 77 2 E M A 821 1 24 47 45 56 S O S 4 750 833 907 978 3 117 E 149 301 R referred to in clause 28 of the Scheme O U T 822 886 945 1056 56 A T R S S 1 45 44 115 O 749 E 832 906 977 1045 B 1148 L 946 1 1057 152 N 27 Text be followed. T H B 823 P 887 R30 42 59 114 193 905 976 2 1044 H S V T E M 831 1083 113 153 A H R 824 E 888 947 3 1058 U 61 1 IG W T 830 975 1043 B E V 1146 IC 40 E A 825 889 15 948 1005 1059 T 1 2 61 155 2 Where it is considered that a particular T K 1 S 1084 R 111 S 1145 829 2 T 890 949 2 1006 1060 300 10 3 828 S 3 37 157 use could have a detrimental impact on 1144 3 T 8 1 891 18 1007 1061 4 2 107 186 T 14 35 159 S 1143 4 57 7 1 186 N 4 892 R 20 1008 2 1088 67 107 O E 12 1 6 2 303 T 1142 T 5 33 184 G 893 S 2 1009 1089 5 3 500 N 22 1039 70 I 1141 E 10 23 G 3 4 6 1 500 N T TH 894 H L 1010 1090 1088 103 182 N S IX C O 1038 100 7 31 710 E S 1140 N U 6 P K 1200 A 8 25 C 1091 1089 8 5 7 72 300 180 E M 1 E 5 1037 9 30 N 1139 7 S 32 100 166 N 6 27 2 T 4 1065 1092 1090 6 1 7 H A 1138 E 1036 100 C T R 5 3 R 10 4 L W D 1 1066 1093 1091 32 8 IF IE N 1137 29 1 1035 26 F V E 2 1 97 169 E V 1067 1094 1092 11 5 E 3 2 2 1034 24 S 1136 Y 171 S 4 32 A 3 3 1068 1093 12 10 9 T 1135 H 1033 22 T 4 1069 1094 7 11 104 T 34 A 1096 15 6 20 92 T S 1134 R 52 O O U 1 67 R R L 57 26 R R T 6 7 11 25 O E O SUPERDOME 8 N Y 24 G RD N 59 9 10 40 7 14 33 M 11 DO 66 61 AP 12 M LE 13 44 LUKE E 34 65 14 BURSWOOD P 70 15 43 L 11 69 IN 101 64 35 68 A 16 19 L 36 67 45 PL RESORT LEGEND 63 66 R 9 E 36 65 46 TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK B 8 37 19 M 64 A 62 7 37 38 63 21 H V SU 6 39 62 C A 40 61 D S 5 41 60 T R 4 42 59 71 TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 3 43 58 Y D 44 57 56 TR 5 W IN PrecinctO Boundary 45 ITY 2 CO O R 46 4 9 NW 47 55 W A 1 R LL 48 S 3 RAPHAEL PRECINCT 49

R 108 54 2 50 2 U 66 8 51 20 E B 106 E 53 19 1 L 105 3 T 4 18 5 4 PL KAGOSHIMATOWN OF VICTORIA PARK S 6 103 52 17 A 79 V N 102 4 N C LE 80 R G P1P1P1 21 D PARK 81 P1P1P1 100 I A 82 99 5 6 23 N V SCHEME RESERVES 83 7 I 98 A 84 97 96 8 L D 9 27 R R 85 E R 115 S 86 22 B R60300 TR P2P2P2 95 116 E P2P2P2 24 M G Parks and Recreation ATL 88 21 13 A L 117 EY 89 28 H A P5 94 TOWN OF VICTORIAC PARK D DR 118 90 S 14 S USE OF LAND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 119 22 T T 66 120 91 501 15 O RESIDENTIAL ZONE 150 93 N 121 E 122 23 503 24 As indicated in the Zoning Development shall generally be in Y Public Purposes 123 P7P7P7 92 505 23 HW SEC 124 P7P7P7 24 Single houses with some infill housing R20 P3P3P3 507 P3P3P3 TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 125 Table in the Scheme Text and outlined accordance with the R-Codes (where 157 126 77 144 P6P6P6 25 P4P4P4 P6P6P6 127 535 510 will occupy a large portion of this 40 P4P4P4 128 below for a Residential Zone: KAGOSHIMA PARK 76 158 142 130 533 512 applicable) and any relevant planning P5P5P5 precinct, in line with the R-Codes 198 M P5P5P5 PRECINCT PLAN P5 PS Primary School IDG 140 531 514 L 131 T RAPHAEL PRECINCT policy. 196 EY P8P8P8 61 529 516 5 138 S R30 standards. The retention 195 45 RT K 194 132 527 518 O ITC 193 136 62 Updated on 10 July 2018 S HE 2 135 525 of original housing and the NE 192 P10P10P10 44 E R WY 191 P11P11P11 P10P10P10 133 R P9P9P9 63 N 1 163 190 P9P9P9 522 promotion of selective sensitive 189 134 43 N 21 165 188 R 520 Building Height - ER TOWN OF VICTORIA50 PARK 64 D N redevelopment consistent with existing A ST 187 42 190 Y CHARLES EA 186 W D 168 185 P12P12P12 L R P12P12P12 AMENDMENT GAZETTAL 4 AMENDMENT GAZETTALE The building height on land bounded by 51 21 184 41 S L style, scale and character will consolidate SCHEME ZONES 170 183 182 P W PATERSON 20 537 0 1 0 CO N . DATE N . DATE

Zone 12 172 the area as to a low to medium density Canning Highway, Gloucester Street, 64 22 OK 181 LEE RESERVE 3 19 HA 101 S Residential 79 23 M S PARK 24 3. 2 February 2001 2 75. 23 June 2017 IL Washington Street and the right-of-way Residential15 25 175 85 A neighbourhood. 62 LEI 26 P5 K 1 GH 27 102 IC 18 P13P13P13 177 140 6. 8 October84 2002 77. 19 June 2018W T 1. located between Canning Highway and G.O.EDWARDS PARK 2 230 P13P13P13 179 193 Use Class 60 103 179 C 3 1 ST 228 138 2 32 50. 1383 July 2012 180 Armagh Street, coded Residential R60, 58 3 16 31 178 In selected areas (indicated on the 290 304 30 226 104 136 ST 178 Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre AA 303 29 59. 8221 June 2013 182 56 28 224 134 1 Precinct Map) redevelopment will be shall not exceed 3 storeys (11.25m). 291 302 105 106 184 T NOTE: 207 132 177 185 A 125 4 222 1 108 61. 8114 November 2014176 186 RE C permitted in accordance with the R60 Convenience Store, Service Station X G 5 6 R 6 209 130 2 110 174 A 12 295 194 The building height on land bounded by I 12 5 211 3 128 187 and R80 standards; permitting single Educational Establishment, Place of G R30R30 R-Code1 501 CU AA 4 E 7 ST 171 Worship GH 299 8 E 213 217 113 126 125 AN Canning Highway, Washington Street and AM 4 9 NF 142 CE 170 houses as well as grouped and multiple 50 OD 3 10 IEL 498 115 164 195 196 O 5 11 D 124 165 W 2 6 298 263 216 179 166 Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant X Heirisson Way, coded Residential R80, S 3 143 117 197 S 102 7 dwellings at a higher density. H R 16 8 262 163 T 177 123 A U 3 9 RD 2 500 119 220 198 W 46 B 283 260 144 RD 167 shall not exceed 5 storeys (18.75m). 2 15 175 HOW IT WORKS156 162 168 199 T 14 122 169 219 General Industry, Transport Depot X 1 258 T H 100 1 4 281 13 146 1 44 5 20 1 145 S 157 161 218 200 O 300 16 155 The application of the R-Codes 241 172 121 R This Precinct Plan describes theT Council's town planning C 12 255 254 217 201 N 149 154 S 160 Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X The building height on land bounded by R T 11 21 243 170 148 158 2 and design and development S E 1 202 A 2 41 H 500 253 151 intentions for this precinct. It contains a Statement of 216 I O 245 168 149 159 G W STATEMENT OF INTENT181 McMaster Street, Berwick Street and OD 65 IC 271 267 4 147 153 215 203 guidelines shall ensure new ROGO 6 K 247 153 166 223 222 Home Occupation AA THO 57 259 272 1 252 Intent which5 applies to the whole Precinct152 and several 204 20 500 38 273 EG 182 140 146 150 214 Leonard Street shall be as follows: 22 21 258 HA 249 255 buildings in the lower density areas 24 23 3 268 294 M The Raphael Precinct shall remain220 as a residential 156 164 224 25 37 2 251 other statements which141 apply to specific151 areas within the 213 51 55 11 1 1 183 139 145 256 905 158 225 reflect the existing traditional Home Office P T 217 163 212 905 2 274 291 precinct containing250 many fine examples of houses fromS Precinct. These statements summarise144 the kind of future 2 S 290 1 T 138 142 254 For lot frontages to Leonard Street: P 10 195 160 132 211 252 3 S 215 S 226 NORTH C L T 162 characteristics of the precinct. Buildings Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential 253 14 that is seen to be appropriate for the precinct.E AU 13 253 288 past eras. 2 3 131 133 143 AA 11 12 1 213 137 Y 210 Building S 31 194 22 227 T A significant portion of building, to a E 320 187 E 252 W 6 230 286 161 S 257 S 5 are to be set back from all boundaries A 2 47 46 2 500 211 130 134 136 K BD1 T B Y 2 EN 193 229 273 189 210 228 maximum height of 3 storeys (11.25m), is 2 P T 122 251 258 1 O 3 231 274 T Hotel, Motel, Tavern X 3 R S In this Precinct123 Plan you will also135 find information about 259 and surrounded by landscaped spaces. D 30 AT 275 The precinct283 is and should remain a low191 to medium 208 129 S 1 R 4 H 221 R20 124 229 250 276 30 200 192 to be located between a 4.0m minimum SCALE 1 : 5,000 5 232 228 41 260 S 18 193 206 While the effect of traffic on dwellings 6 T 20 282 the40 purposes for which land may128 be used230 and guidelines 277 D 7 4 5 density housing area222 for the larger part. Infill 4 249 Light Industry X OO 600 191 I 125 261 BURSW 35 3 233 227 HO 279 260 5 front setback and a maximum 6.0m front 2 295 W L 204 126 fronting roads should be minimised 50 36 26 1 6 IC 196 for the developmentEN of land and127 buildings.231 248 53 K O F 1 2 D 34 development281 and223 the redevelopment of corner lots may IE 262 274 2 P 258 121 L R 7 234 226 I 198 D setback. Any portion of building above 3 T 315 281 203 120 24 D 24 35 296 L 119 247 263 273 through appropriate design measures, all Liquor Store - Small X T S 256 R 314 L D R be appropriate,224 although not to the detriment of the 200 232 S 11 32 203 1 R 235 225 A 202 112 272 storeys (11.25m) is to be setback a 23 37 17 254 This Precinct Plan should be read together with: -D 264 70 31 G 233 development shall face the street in the 225 226 118 N E 12 5 21 38 204 188 14 existing character of the area and of the existing quality 111 113 246 271 304 Liquor Store - Large X 51 10 236 224 20 252 201 117 A 265 minimum of 12.0m from the front boundary, 41 297 308 228 116 B 11 500 R40 3 T 21 270 T 305 traditional manner. 110 V 11 1 40 205 S 16 housing stock. 104 114 S 17 223 R 12 28 2 237 230 101 1. Planning polices which containT guidelines 266for the I 15 E 269 312 and shall be a maximum height of 6 storeys 307 S 234 Lodging House, Serviced Apartment AA SH 13 298 105 L E H 100 206 232 103 115 P 10 36 27 17 1 222 300 247 L 267 313 R P T 238 15 E I 301 developmentA and use of land which apply to more (22.5m). RTO A3 14 37 26 9 306 234 3 1 235 268 U M 14 8 262 102 245 Priority will be given to ensuring that new N R 100 NO15 MULTIPLE44 207DWELLINGS185 7 Higher densities, allowing multiple units and grouped 96 W 320 311 O Q A 35 18 25 221 18 300 Massage Rooms X 340 AD A55 236 2 than one precinct. References are given in this 321 10 S H 101 502 7 S 19 314 A N 19 501 A 263 95 243 development, particularly infill and 20 1 208 184 24 LE housing are permitted298 in selected areas of the precinct.238 236 E 23 220 H 243 DEVELOPMENT ALONG CANNING 71 20 12 AM 100 S Precinct Plan to those policies. 330 319 Motor vehicles and Marine Sales For lot frontages to all streets other than K 17 T 242 1 2 500 264 88 PE 237 Water skiing area SH 7 C 300 209 183 316 240 development at higher densities, does 72 E I N 219 295 TH P 99 3 10 242 241 329 322 Premises P O 87 49 E Leonard Street: HIGHWAY: 2 ER W 21 266 87 R 239 73 TO T 301 265 293 not result in undue loss of privacy or N T 182 18 BRI 328 3 1 22 32 G 177 9 23 328 Further non-residential uses will only be permitted where 241 240 Open Air Sales and Display X 88 88 326 268 291 2. The Scheme Text which containsD legal and S Residential Development should aim to 74 N 4 327 G 331 T A maximum building height of 6 storeys 12 I 181 19 E amenity for existing residents. 69 1 31 D 178 N 7 they are small in scale, maintain the residential289 character 78 S 323 77 5 ALBANY HIGHWAY PRECINCTN T 64 53 O 332 minimise traffic noise. Consideration should RD D 89 R60 20 325 271 administrativePS provisions regarding the use and340 (22.5m) with a minimum front setback of 2 E O 302 T 6 301 10 287 Nightclub X 68 13 T T P 327 830 3 90 63 55 9 8 5 3 and provide for day to day local needs.273 285 341 333 79 51 51 H M 324 1 be given to the design of building facades 23 development of land.S N S 302 2 4.0m. R40 146 4 90 4 A 4 1 816 319 3 E 348 326 New development fronting main roads 78 10 29 62 U H 1 340 284 373 339 A 57 8 323 276 Y Office X W 4 145 R facing the highway. 12 Victoria Park 303 74 E 349 McCALLUM PARK 80 Y 1 Y 1 342 W 813 6 9 5 2 2 D K must take vehicular access from a 59 E 337 283 75 144 1 159 322 The precinct should remain a visuallyS attractive area279 and R T 356 334 Y 829 92 137 V T In order to determine how a particular lot is affected347 by S 812 819 15 3 2 304 A 73 76 S W 300 11 R 1 335 77 Restricted Premises X Where the lot has a boundary to a 4 507 213 4 320 282 D 357 350 335 laneway or other street where possible H 820 100 50 A 176 T K 66 T 338 2 101 153 5 S 5 have1 a 306pleasant atmosphere characterised by low to D the above, you will need to refer to thatN lot on the map

810 6 H I 333 362 L R80 500 3 6 T 321 2 O E 355 secondary street the secondary street 3 7 E 6 31 C 72 336 N 154 A 175 281 G 67 M 343 and where residential amenity will not be 822 6 L L H 331 71 Y 363 O 4 T B 5 A 23 medium scale architecture, buildings facing the street in and the related text65 in this Precinct Plan. Where358 a Service Industry X S 7 A R 7 E 309 70 K A S N D 174 D 30 69 R 346 337 elevation is to be appropriately S 5 101 Y 300 S N 329 C 64 T 32 I 807 11 141 201 8 E 22 E 68 372 361 diminished. T S 825 7 284 the traditional manner311 and set in landscaped surrounds. property isA located on or near the Precinct boundary it IR 6 D 29 R 401 ST S G 351 344 A 26 6 173 Y A 327 M 63 364 N articulated. Y E 88 7 140 L INE 313 325 c S 371 I Shop X H 5 285 C 24 20 S C E T 354 345 L 9 827 25 172 28 402 The 1retention of structurally sound original houses and AR may also be necessaryN to consult the neighbouringT O 8 139 2 2 TN K 62 I 370 E R 803 4 8 25 19 E A L 59 2 157 211 283 1 316 324 Y L G 359 352 31 198 99 171 15 403 437 Precinct/s. It should alsoP be noted that from time to time, D 3 801 16 D 138 1 18 healthy mature trees will be a priority in order to maintain H D 14 Showroom X N 19 32 L 158 4 T 365 353 R A 16 4 A PS 27 16 435 318 323 A 60 58 L 33 137 197 2 165 170 17 101 2 L R W 1 S 434 the Town Planning Scheme may be subject to 21 Development on Lots 14, 15 and 41 Armagh A 1 S 3 T 28 16 UN the existing residential character and streetscapes.320 R40 57 369 360 33 1 34 159 2 3 2 S 15 Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or G O 136 T 169 17 322 61 28 214 S 3 29 15 B 432 amendments. 4 URY 405 56 368 366 Street to be generally in accordance with the 334 2 135 196 6 1 100 44 20 Dependent Persons' Dwelling, 27 161 215 5 30 14 18 100 406 430 321 55 R80 279 20 6 5 T 367 1 McCALLUM PRECINCT 187 26 134 195 7 4 5 IN 13 31 13 45 24 R-Codes and the relevant 1 162 8 3 L 19 Streets within the precinct will be enhanced andST 3 54 Multiple Dwelling P 278 2 F 32 22 427 46 16 S 25 194 1 147 T 12 409 You are reminded that before land and buildings can be T 0 99 163 216 17 10 14 R E 53 25 planning policies contained in the Town T 24 E A 33 11 21 maintained so that they contribute to its pleasant 47 19 S 6 O 193 11 9 P G 411 424 423 10 164 B 217 90 293 7 148 11 R U 34 developed or used for another purpose48 it will probably be17 Warehouse X 23 M 363 A 10 20 261 52 O R 192 21 H E T environment. 413 C 26 ' Planning Scheme. Development to be in T 31 O H 294 450 12 35 9 S 422 R D E 22 303 L 218 O 261 49 18 E L S 333 O 191 T 362 14 149 3 necessary to make a planning application and51 receive A L C R S 451 150 5 36 27 A 33 21 1 219 D 295 8 In particular, CouncilB will endeavour416 to discourage the accordance with the development standards M 190 E 361 452 14 37 IS 421 50 28 20 R 453 151 7 262 HO approval from the Council. 643 35 220 N 296 373 6 258 PS 418 79 for R30, or in the case of where the subject 19 189 360 449 454 38 movement of commercial GtrafficA into residential420 streets LATHLAIN PARK 644 29 Footnote: AND 1 101 374 H 152 5 263 TE RL 1 448 W 4 257 645 36 GA 37 18 2 359 Y 700 80 2 375 4 3 264from main roads Radjacent to the precinct. Safe,419 1 lots are amalgamated into one lot, development 38 17 3 1 3 447 15 S 296 443 Enquiries concerning this Precinct Plan or general 646 1 3 H 2 U 642 3 2 376 1 T 1 1. Multiple Dwellings are only permitted 39 16 223 2 E 1 265 L 2 31 4 51 446 2 16 P 295 accessible movementA for pedestrians,3 cyclists, public 641 647 to be in accordance with R60 with the following 50 3 1 P 458 planning matters should be directed to the Council's 40 4 377 1 220 1 N 5 5 27 445 46 E 294 D 640 648 32 in areas coded R40 and above, and in 51 5 4 R 4 219 455 specific standards applying: 41 23 6 378 T 457 T transport2 and private vehicles444 is an important456 aim for the PlanningR Department. 639 6 S O 7 7 8 218 222 293 649 3 D 62 200 7 356 301 458 2 N 3 445 addition are subject to clause 22 of the 48 226 379 1 precinct. 638 R 8 443 1 217 1 8 4 446 650 1. Building Height O 52 355 459 41 5 637 F 60 10 52 9 6 2 7 453 6 Scheme Text - Special Application of the MB F 101 G 25 354 442 7 269 R40447 / 60 7 651 256 2 LA A N 380 460 N 3 6 636 Building height shall be limited to 3 storeys T I RAPHAEL PARK R60 39 8 17 2 A 8 N 12 19 11 441 C 181 448 652 R-Codes. S 58 353 N 255 225 5 452 596 600 N 102 W 381 461 18 U 9 635 A A 13 440 10 180 653 (11.25m), other than any portion of building S 17 352 D 226 271 A 5 595 601 ST C 53 382 462 47 17 254 289 V V 451 634 24 506 1 H 14 T 19 D 179 A 10 654 102 IN 351 S 68 11 594 602 1 2 G 383 463 3 182 253 227 272 4 633 within 8.0m of the boundary with Lot 42 H 104 178 593 The symbols used in the cross reference S 54 T 16 350 439 106 4 11 65 W E 603 ANV 50 O 464 69 12 177 228 1 3 M 632 IE P 2 N 384 183 252R40 W 38 43 H 1 228 600 S 592 A Armagh Street, for which a maximum buildingP 105 104 3 263 349 438 51 2 T G 67 13 22 12 604 R in the Zoning Table have the I IC 385 16 S 631 N N 53 BE 4 G 307 216 184 251 3 2 591 CE S 39 42 A 106 5 L 262 348 437 22 V 605 height of 2 storeys (7.5m) applies. GS S T R M O 465 R80 51 1 13 A 630 W 308 386 29 200 185 285 35 following meanings: R 6 U 436 45 16 5 250 2 34 590 T I 41 A 107 C 261 347 4 N 300 1 606 C 7 E 387 466 6 A 1 14 36 33 629 S ON CR K 118 1 S 309 C 186 249 589 W T 260 435 T 7 706 N 138 214 2 32 607 2. Setback S 10 S R30/60 108 T 2 E 467 26 44 S 17 31 628 AN E 3 388 U 15 T T 14 S 310 15 2 1 283 4 588 3 R 346 111 8 706 14 D 137 247 3 37 S 608 V V 5 2 259 2 5 30 T means that the I 311 389 468 500 212 18 R 6 "P" (Permitted Use): A Setback to Berwick StreetEW may be reduced to 4 1 4 R30 110 6 24 616 707 NO MULTIPLE 246 DWELLINGS233 282 E 587 345 136 3 247 6 609 11 301 1 258 9 19 38 B 3 115 7 469 5 706 R O P 586 use is permitted by the Scheme. 2 2 8 432 22 615 708 211 189 246 234 E 29 R L 610 less than 3.0m where the proposed development 257 6 4 631 176 301 280 20 T 505 558 A T 6 173 1 470 39 N IN 3 5 7 431 522 245 235 S 28 506 E 585 R T 12 256 2 3 210 R 611 PO 502 7 172 6 6 632 25 175 145 281 T 559 T C is considered to result in a good urbanC design L 238 3 115 O 40 200 507 584 IL 8 300 521 2 2 S 446 F 27 612 E M 1194 501 O 171 5 430 5 23 146 209 244 236 560 B 8 633 T 8 7 174 N 445 T M 239 4 1 703 O 504 508 583 "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that outcome. C 1193 500 255 9 4 520 S X 26 613 E O 170 7 3 554 709 6 L 1 147 A 192 243 237 21 561 11 L 240 1 3 1 IC 444 503 509 582 O 6 2 702 2 2 238 25 the use is not permitted unless the 50 C 169 254 2 711 5 H 1 193 242 3 562 D 2 500 555 24 F 4 22 502 ADOPTION 581 12 E R 241 5 3 1 611 701 3 I 3 2 2 510 R 1191 168 1 111 1 E 239 448 501 B 3. Access andE Parking 4 4 556 712 L 171 3 5 194 1 23 511 I 563 Council has granted planning approval. M 242 2 610 700 791 4 D 240 S 540 580 A 1190 167 317 338 3 427 11 713 24 459 500 AdoptedH by resolution of the564 Council of EL 243 S 3 557 1 6 205 195 463 512 O 579 VehicleD access shall not be taken from Berwick 1 E 318 2 426 12 7 609 699 790 241 422 P 539 V D 4 337 637 714 2 5 460 499 S 565 A 244 D 319 1 425 558 1 1 204 196 15 462 the 513Town ofG Victoria Park at the Ordinary 578 2 E 13 698 4 421 461 A 538 715 T 2 2 498 T 566 "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that Street. All car parking to be screened from view 3 G 250 398 477 30 638 1 514 E 577 245 320 32 697 S 3 420 461 458 462 537 1187 6 8 3 2 13 RALEIGH 497 Meeting of the Council held on the 9th 424 639 R RD R80 567 321 399 478 R60 198 423 515 576 from streets. 120 133 6 3 419 460 463 is not permitted by the Scheme. 30 606 D 3 457 536 301 7 423 561 640 717 2 1 496day of August 1994. 568 322 479 24 10 3 99 11 424 516 5 V 99 422 696 11 121 1 2 459 453 464 535 A 247 800 641 S 718 R60 2 456 495 569 1185 1 480 787 323 R60 4 T M 441 425 465 517 534 3 27 421 1 165 300 A 458 R G 246 L 2 9 642 795 122 201 H 455 494 570 Note: If the use of the land for a D B 324 L 481 3 S 398 1 466 518 Y W E I 3 420 8 RESIDENTIAL1 DENSITY: 156 E 426 533 R E 1183 R G 25 18 2 719 130 164 R 454 493 571 U N W 325 R 4 482 123 397 2 456 519 14 2 785 A G 467 particular purpose is not specifically B Y 1182 IC A 5 23 1 1 129 S 427 532 T L 163 T 3 572 S F K C 23 3 720 Single housing with some infill development 396 1 453 520 POLICY NOTE: Design and development R 326 6 3 B 457 468 E E 692 784 2 128 8 1 428 249 531 419 2 A T 399 491 573 mentioned in the Zoning W D D 1181 7 20 721 7 S 162 395 452 521 22 N 2 R 21 8 1 691 (R30) is 4considered appropriateREAD for PARK127 a large 250 469 530 guidelines for residential development in 418 201 4 Y 394 400 429 490 H 300 9 722 5 159 3 251 522 3 Table and cannot be determined as O S 690 778 5 125 470 J A E LEE V 19 417 50 T portion of the precinct. Medium to high 160 417 1 436 430 489 328 the Raphael Precinct have beenIA adopted 1179 1 6 248 2 252 10 523 2 L 33 2 88 777 CU 161 471MAYOR A 1178 416 2 689 6 306 11 431 488 1 falling within the interpretation of one N 12 21 51 12 8 126 RD 416 200 435 247 524 S IE 3 density (R60 and R80) residential O 305 472 by the Council and areBA included in a D 34 K 415 202 7 776 F 432 V O 1177 796 L 20 4 246 487 A 14 C 487 11 6 A 308 415 448 of the Use Class categories Council N W A 597 775 development will88 be permitted in selectedS 304 433 473 329 planning policy. K N 1 M 414 13 5 797 50 3 1 1 245 486 1 SI E 488 649 303 309 373 4 447 474 may consider it an unlisted (ie A 2 16 413 1 596 4 774 3 2 2 2 434 203 485 2 330 489 650 3 798 locations allowing for the development of 310 1 446 773 1 3 35 T 204 475 3 331 1174 412 686 2 799 2 3 S 484 discretionary) use requiring that the 490 311 4 445 411 685 1 772 grouped855 and multiple dwellings in addition to 393 3 476 33 346 483 5 491 HAWTHORNE 3 1 800 312 M 36 368 advertising procedures referred to in 117 R 684 771 854 A 392 4 6 407 202 206 444 477 B E single houses. 313 H J M BONKER R 410 492 T PARK 729 801 925 299 S 345 5 4 367 A S 770 E 408 201 207 478 D N A 683 803 4 1 R 391 6 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER clause 28 of the Scheme Text be Y D T 10 3 654 730 802 T 926 4 G 344 666 366 S S cM 2 3 R40 409 B 479 O R RAPHAEL PARK: S 682 769 S 9 7 208 O N I D 2 M 5 3 347 200 E 369 N F N 11 T 655 731 803 3 2 8 A 365 followed. O T C Centre piece of the Precinct. Valuable T A E Y V S M S FINAL ADOPTION IE T community recreation area to be maintained K 50 E R40 849 E 5 197 679 767 3 20 7 439 1 C G 589 870 929 R 350 381 6 211 372 362 A R 657 734 T 366 20 147 6 Adopted for final approval428 by resolution of M O 678 766 848 18 O 2 for use by localV residents. Further T 1166 20 19 E 871 2 N NO MULTIPLE3 382 5 212 373 A S 5 658 735 806 23 365 386 7 3 12 11 G 765 847 9 2 146 G 677 3 383 4 the Council of the Town of Victoria Park at374 G development of these areas will only be 659 736 807 872 213 4 6 580 IN W T 921 364 1 1 426 IN 1164 9 K 764 846 S 16 DWELLINGS 384 145 5 375 L 737 808 A 873 10 132 2 214 the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held R 4 10 S 920 340 363 429 425 A T permitted to meet local recreational needs. E 1163 14 676 763 H 11 385 4 144 376 D S P EAST VICTORIA809 I PARK874 932 133 3 738 N O 3 1 14 339 1 354 215 436 424 T 1162 1 NO675 MULTIPLE G 919 100 217 143 1 on the 11th day of August 1998 and the 377 S H 810 2 T 875 933 2 134 PS T V T 2 O 4 338 2 216 423 C A R 1161 20 674 3 N 918 991 3 355 37 E U 1 811 934 142 3 seal of the Municipality was pursuant toT S O 739 PRECINCT 5 1 3 214 3 217 S ST T C T 1160 D DWELLINGS 760 843 917 992 337 10 356 S R 812 876 935 6 S 2 2 141 190 A 8 740 T 2 T 4 that resolution, hereunto affixed in the 422 759 842 916 S 7 336 357 C 218 37 N 300 993 1 120 1 1 1 10 O 741 813 877 20 9 A 421 E 841 915 986 1 R 219 T L 671 6 137 5 T N 2 presence of : C 666 814 878 994 S E 11 5 985 7 2 8 136 209 A 3 5 420 E 1157 670 9 758 S 840 4 R 129 R 220 G T 815 879 10 995 6 3 7 E 138 88 1 V D 6 419 R 1 839 984 L O L H 1156 669 2 5 333 IL 128 207 2 N 7 221 IE D O 880 8 996 139 272 F A T E 744 2 H M 1 4 413 418 V IR IF G 668 838 983 126 R E S H F 3 816 881 6 997 1051 W 3 700 205 E 5 222 273 K 412 T T G T 6 745 N Y 48 D A 417 A N S 837 912 982 125 5 L 6 185 V V I 667 A 4 2 331 7 14 223 W A K 746 L 4 817 882 998 49 203 U 274 411 416 IL RESIDENTIAL DESIGN: 836 911 3 981 4 1 1 O 8 184 1153 M 5 2 999 330 1 B 9 16 224 311 ST 3 c 818 883 88 4 275 410 414 H M 753 910 980 1053 122 300 183 RESERVES T 2 Redevelopment/renovations to residential 942 1000 329 2 145 S 6 310 819 884 26 S 225 J A E LEE R V 1054 H 5 5 276 409 U 1 1 752 1 909 120 W E T 182 1 O A 943 3 327 46 4 4 S F 2 properties820 are to have2 regard to885 the Raphael T 1 A 5 P 6 MAYOR 408 908 979 2 S 50 P 35 2 277 RAPHAEL PARK and HAWTHORNE PARK E 3 751 3 77 1054 N 3 181 821 1 2 47 56 S E 3 M AN 24 45 117 149 R 2 312 407 L O S 4 750 Residential Precinct833 Design Guidelines and907 978 3 E 301 4 2 B T 1056 56 A T 1 180 O S 822 886 945 45 44 115 O 5 A R SU 977 1045 1 313 N RIA B 749 E 832 906 152 N 50 5 1 These areas shall continue in their role 1148 be sympatheticL to the existing887 style and 946 1 1057 114 27 K T H B 823 P R30 42 59 193 314 306 S T E 831 905 976 2 1044 H 22 V R M 1083 113 153 F 280 MEMO 3 A H 824 E 888 947 3 1058 U 61 1 F 1 351 305 as recreational parkland for use primarily IG W characterT of830 the area. 975 1043 B I 315 E V 1146 IC 40 E D 36 281 A 825 889 15 948 1005 1059 T 1 2 61 155 2 R 26 25 350 CU T K 1 S 1084 R 111 A 304 by local residents. 1145 829 T 35 316 S 949 1006 1060 2 300 C 282 404 890 2 S 10 157 3 174 3 349 828 T 3 37 18 J M BONKER 1144 3 8 1 4 25 5 4 283 891 18 1007 1061 4 2 107 186 348 403 T 14 35 159 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER S 1143 4 57 7 1 186 5 23 318 N 4 892 R 20 1008 2 1088 67 107 18 1 284 40 The land will be used, maintained and O E 12 1 6 2 303 301 T 1142 T 5 33 184 21 2 319 G 893 S 2 1009 1089 5 3 500 34 T 285 N 22 1039 70 1 I H 1141 E 10 23 G 3 4 6 1 500 173 S 3 300 enhanced as parklands. The N T 894 H L 1010 1090 1088 103 182 2 4 320 286 N ST IX C O 1038 100 7 31 710 345 RECOMMENDED FOR FINAL APPROVAL S 1140 N U 6 172 2 299 PE K 1200 A 8 25 C 1091 1089 8 5 7 72 300 180 321 development of any new buildings within M E 9 30 31 287 E 1139 7 1 S 5 1037 32 6 1 344 N 2 T 4 1065 1090 1 7 100 166 7 298 N 6 27 E 1092 6 33 322 288 these areas will generally not be C H A 1138 5 3 R 1036 100 6 8 343 L W T R 1066 1091 10 4 9 297 I E N D 1 1093 32 8 35 323 F I E 1137 29 1 1035 26 97 169 342 289 F V V 2 1 1067 1092 11 5 1 38 100 ST 370 296 permitted unless they are small in bulk E E 2 1094 24 R40 324 3 S 1136 2 1034 2 12 290 S 4 Y 1068 1093 12 10 171 341 295 T 32 A 3 3 9 3 40 325 and scale, unobtrusive in their setting, 1135 H 1033 7 22 104 14 340 291 T 4 1069 1094 15 11 T 34 A 52 1096 6 20 92 42 50 326 294 T S 1134 R 5 1 88 CHAIRMAN OF THE WESTERN and only if necessary to meet local S R 1097 1095 12 20 91 105 17 293 D 36 54 9 2 1 100 K 339 327 12 A AUSTRALIAN PLANNING COMMISSION 816 T B 42 3 1098 1096 84 4 2 recreational needs. No activity or action H A T 1133 7 7 13 504 T 292 ST C IG N S 56 14 224 101 E 337 328 L R K 37 6 1099 1097 85 5 386 817 IF B S 5 6 446 will be permitted which may destroy the F A B T I 77 4 54 15 329 E R S A 58 1100 1098 90 E VIEW 376 336 818 IST A E 3 18 14 226 K 387 815 V N 1128 T 2 17 447 330 integrity of the recreation areas, including S D 40 60 A 75 1099 55 200 LA 99 NO DateMULTIPLE335 DWELLINGS 819 T T O 5 T 1 103 13 388 814 S N S 79 24 17 T 901 380 2 331 73 1100 13 16 IN 2 229 2 all existing landscape elements, 1 110 M 4 820 63 81 27 3 389 379 813 2 1103 1101 14 1 T 3 C T 71 61 21 295 231 S 8 particularly the large Morton Bay Fig O S 3 2 104 20 8 373 299 390 S 10 2 812 L 1104 27 T 378 FINAL APPROVAL GRANTED776 L D N 3 7 9 A I Y O 69 84 6 1 N S B 2 1105 1103 3 50 26 234 391 5 777 V 811 Trees in Raphael Park. S O M 1 N T A 1 66 86 501 378 4 88 IT T R 1106 1104 4 12 1 13 P S D 1124 5 290 236 392 3 778 810 G 1105 5 N 68 88 1107 12 CU 25 2 370 304 2 2 89 I 1123 M 6 22 1 393 14 779 809 K A 3 288 238 3 1 774 U 1108 1106 7 1 526 901 A 1 S T 1 368 287 N T 91 2 240 395 6 416 780 808 KE 2 1 1107 8 1 D 7 773 3 2 900 286 N 7 T T 3 35 9 2 366 500 A 417 C EL 1110 1108 3 394 M 8 781 80 T E 3 10 3 9 309 283 E MINISTER3 FOR PLANNING694 772 E L 501 S 406 K 2 2 103 2 311 283 20 R S 1111 140 R30 2 1 T 782 R 6 35 S 4 1 388 O 771 A S 1 529 312 282 21 N 405 1 2 M T 9 1110 5 T 3 1 ARUNDEL 1118 500 7 6 420 3 783 4 2 390 2 313 404 770 T 1111 1 247 11 S 1117 3 7 A 314 7 421 691 695 784 10 18 L 392 3 Date 1 2 8 1 B 14 316 ST 1116 6 100 M A 5 500 422 690 696 2 O 394 785 1 13 2 N 357 318 12 T 100 O 501 3 S KENT STREET 1115 10 S 1 R 3 Y 395 4 R 423 689 697 T 103 G 318 D 786 Y 2 1 4 355 1 1 767 E Y 18 3 99 A 443 397 2 424 698 A 2 12 NO MULTIPLE 105 T 5 320 H 1 17 E 1 353 1 22 2 ST 787 AR S T 2 97 397 4 425 699 738 766 C T A 1 5 2 6 353 E 3 T R HIGH SCHOOL 98 96 440 3 11 23 N 788 S 122 DWELLINGS15 4 7 A 4 700 737 765 CU 13 T 107 141 8 7 51 2 D S 20 S 3 24 257 5 D T 139 9 438 349 1 701 7 A 6 1 4 764 O 1 96 2 50 28 2 3 723 50 R 10 2 137 16 403 348 3 3 B 2 7 S 12 327 2 1 763 1 T 2 3 105 23 8 200 405 346 1 T HS 93 1 52 434 5 1 M 2 S T 2 146 3 734 762 S 107 2 9 300 1 345 T A 3 ST 1 54 15 6 S 2 U SOUTH 66 H 1 432 682 D 733 E 10 T 87 2 343 1 E 726 761 4 D S 56 17 2 331 722 1 110 1 L 500 131 A 6 68 A 5 19 100 681 706 727 732 760 D KENSINGTON 2 N 84 46 410 640 E 721 T R 112 5 2 D R404 19 335 S T O 3 6 129 731 S 5 101 720 728 75 4 12 85 1 82 337 641 302 GLES600 XF 5 46 4 O SCHOOL 5 7 4 12 413 679 AN 719 729 T 83 62 80 126 22 6 340 S S T 3 63 3 639 642 601 T S 111 10 23 7 678 708 S 81 11 78 T 2 424 1 718 T 730 9 GA 76 S 8 E 739 E 154 76 124 2 N 643 1 709 8 S 23 1 A 638 1 COYN 34 4 9 6 3 D S 153 2 10 74 15 4 595 T 710 2 740 T 7 76 75 3 122 7 644 2 T 14 27 637 IVE R 155 151 154 142 P 153 D 140 117 RD ENV1 E 152 T R S D 137 119 RD 136 138 116 135 121 N O IN A 114 R A V 134 W L TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK 66 N LEGEND R O 133 IA E E 124 O B IV 112 83 W D O M D A V A R V 126 84 R H RESIDENTIAL ZONE USE OF LAND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 110 T C O 132 S LO TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 127 R 1 82 A E 131 108 2 V T V A As indicatedA in the Zoning Development shall generally be in 130 81 W Single houses and group housing will 106 Precinct Boundary 129 89 200 occupy a large portion of the precinct, in Table in the Scheme Text and outlined accordance with the R-Codes (where 128 78 36 VICTORIA PARK PRECINCT applicable) and any relevant planning 102 4 92 F line with the R-Codes R40 standards. below for a Residential Zone: IT 101 76 38 Z R policy. 100 E 94 35 G O No multiple dwellings will be D L Y L U 40 A L 99 A 34 D METROPOLITAN REGION E L B permitted in these locations. S P C 72 42 T 3 E 32 O M G V N A R A E A C I 70 44 1 SCHEME RESERVES T C FF 30 O T The area aroundNE Clydesdale Street, 8 IT 2 O O LS In addition the following standards apply: H R N O S 68 46 NOTE: The Western Australian Planning Commission P1P1P1 A N 28 3 K between Shepperton Road and the 7 5 P6 9 48 4 6 care of the Ministry for Planning should be consulted R 100 Y D railway line will be permitted to redevelop Zone Building Height - 6 7 R TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK 10 50 8 forU full information on the precise land requirements M Residential 5 51 B P2P2P2 E in accordance with the Residential R60 9 IS P2P2P2 N L D Z The building height on land bounded by 101 2 A for all Metropolitan Region Scheme Reserves. R IE 8 4 51 S S standards; permitting single houses as 11 S R Use Class 1. 3 T D S Hampton Street, Teague Street, 32 TOWN PLANNING SCHEMET No.1 53 well as groups and multiple dwellings at 31 K L 2 S 4 30 I Y E L O Clydesdale Street, Kitchener Avenue and 6 29 P7P7P7 D medium density. Development should be Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre AA IL 55 P7P7P7 A N B 28 P3P3P3 PRECINCT PLANS P6 T 5 O S P3P3P3 O S 27 U Howick Street, coded Residential R60, 1 67 R R generally limited in height to 3 storeys, L 57 26 R R P6P6P6 T 6 7 25 O P4P4P4 VICTORIA PARK PRECINCT 11 E Convenience Store, Service Station X O SUPERDOME 8 N Y shall be as follows: 24 G R Primary Regional Roads N 59 9 P5P5P5 except where otherwise specified. 10 D P5P5P5 Updated on 10 July 2018 40 Educational Establishment, Place of 7 14 33 M 11 R D 61 A 12 D P8P8P8 AA OM 66 PL LUKE P8P8P8 S Worship E E 13 44 T T 34 14 O For those lots with a frontage to Clydesdale BURSWOOD 65 70 43 O N Child care facilities, schools and PL 69 15 N R W 11 Other Regional RoadsI A O T 101 64 35 68 16 A P11P11P11 P10P10P10 S Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant X Street and Kitchener Avenue: 19 L P11P11P11 P10P10P10 K R 63 36 67 45 PL R P9P9P9 AMENDMENT GAZETTAL AMENDMENT C GAZETTAL recreational areas serving the day- RESORT 9 66 E T 36 65 46 B 0 0 S A significant portion of building, to a maximum 8 37 19 M A N . DATE N . DATES to-day needs of residents may be General Industry, Transport Depot X 64 A R T 62 7 37 38 63 21 H M V 39 A SU 6 62 Railways C D A height of 2 Storeys (7.5m), is to be located 40 61 P12P12P12 3. 2 February 2001 61. 14 November 2014 D P6 appropriate additional uses for this S A 5 41 60 T L R E Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X 4 42 59 R between a minimum 6.0m average front 3 71 43 58 6. 8 October 2002 75. 23 June 2017 residential area. All such uses shall be Y E D 44 56 T H T 5 57 S T RIN O W 45 ITY setback and a maximum 9.0m average front 2 CO 8. 4 February 2003 77. 19 June 2018 S unobtrusive in scale and not adversely Home Occupation AA O R 46 E 4 9 NW 47 55 W 1 W R ALL 48 setback. Any portion of building above S 3 50. 13 July 2012 I affect the amenity of adjacent residential 49 TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK P13P13P13 C

R 108 54 C 2 50 2 Home Office P U 2 storeys (7.5m) is to be setback a minimum 66 8 51 20 54. 6 September 2013 R A E B 106 uses. E 53 D V 1 L 19 4 105 3 T 18 SCHEME RESERVES F Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential 5 I of 12.0m from the front boundary, and shall 4 PL KAGOSHIMA S 6 103 52 17 T AA A Z Building V N 79 102 4 R N C LE 80 R O be a maximum height of 4 storeys (15.0m). G 21 D Y The existing schools and the Association PARK 81 100 K I A 82 99 5 6 23 Parks and Recreation O N V 7 I O Hotel, Motel, Tavern X 83 98 A for the Blind are acceptable uses within 84 96 8 L D Y 97 9 27 R R O 85 E N For those lots with a frontage to Teague R 115 S 86 22 B G the precinct. Any further expansion or R60300 TR 95 M Light Industry X E G 116 A 88 21 24 A L HOW IT WORKS 117 TLE 13 H A Street: Y 89 94 28 C D intensification of the uses, however, will R 118 90 S 14 S R D 119 22 T T D D 66 120 91 501 15 O R not be permitted where it involves Liquor Store - Small X A maximum building height of 4 storeys 150 93 TOWN OF VICTORIAN PARK G This Precinct Plan describes the Council's town planning 121 23 503 24 E E 122 R significant loss of existing housing or will (15.0m) with an average front setback of Y 123 92 505 23 R intentions for this precinct. It contains a Statement of 124 IN Liquor Store - Large X HW SEC R20 24 507 125 SCHEME ZONES G impinge on the amenity of surrounding NORTH 126 Intent which applies to the whole Precinct and several 6.0m or more. 77 157 144 127 25 535 510 40 128 T other statements which apply to specific areas within the residents. Generally, development Lodging House, Serviced Apartment AA KAGOSHIMA PARK 76 158 142 130 533 512 C R 198 MI 140 531 514 Residential D should be in accordance with planning DG 131 Precinct. These statements summarise the kind of future L T 196 EY 61 529 516 Massage Rooms X For those lots with a frontage to Hampton 5 138 S 195 45 that is seen to be appropriate for the precinct. policy relating to non-residential RT SCALE 1 : 5,000 132 527 518 K 194 O ITC 193 136 62 R Street and Howick Street: S H 2 525 D Motor vehicles and Marine Sales ENE 192 135 44 development in or adjacent to residential E R WY 191 133 R 63 Premises A maximum height of 6 storeys (22.5m)N with 1 163 190 522 areas. Height and scale of any 189 134 43 In this Precinct Plan you will also find information about N 21 165 188 R NOTE:520 Open Air Sales and Display X ER 50 64 D N STATEMENT OF INTENT an average front setback of 6.0m orA more. ST 187 42 190 Y the purposes for which land may be used and guidelines development is to be compatible with CHARLES EA 186 W D 168 185 L R 4 E R 51 21 184 41 S L for theD development of land and buildings. existing buildings. New buildings are to 170 183 182 R40R40 R-Code P The Victoria Park Precinct will remain as attractive and M Nightclub X W PATERSON 20 537 R40R40 1 E C R L 12 OO 172 A F be set back from all boundaries and For lots with frontages to both Hampton 64 22 K 181 LEE RESERVE 3 D S I 19 HA 101 S essentially low to medium scale residential area set on N PARK 79 23 M 2 IL L S 24 85 A This Precinct Plan should be read togetherL with: - A these areas landscaped. Adequate Office X Street and Clydesdale Street: 62 L 15 25 175 K M P Y 1 EIG 26 102 C some of the highest land within the locality.O H 27 177 I L R C G.O.EDWARDS PARK 2 18 230 140 84 193 W T L T T parking and set down areas are to be Both street frontages will be considered 60 179 C E S 103 138 179 B Restricted Premises X 3 1 2 T 228 P provided on-site. 32 83 180 M 1. Planning policesS which contain guidelines for the primary streets and will need to be developed 58 3 16 31 178 136 S A T 290 304 30 226 104 T 178 The retention and rejuvenationC of existing housing, R 303 29 82 182 developmentE and use of land which apply to more Service Industry X 56 28 224 134 1 B in accordance with their respective building 291 302 105 106 184 particularly dwellings indicative of the era in which the O T 207 132 177 185 R A 125 4 222 1 108 81 176 186 than one precinct. References are given in this With regard to residential development, RE C G 5 6 height and setback requirements. R 6 209 130 Shop X 2 110 174 locality was developed, and selective sensitively designed A Precinct Plan to those policies. the retention of existing housing and the 12 295 194 ADJACENTI COMMERCIAL: 12 5 211 3 128 187 G 1 501 CU `infill' housing is the most favoured form of development 4 E 7 113 125 ST 171 promotion of selective and sensitive GH 299 8 E 213 217 126 AN S Showroom X Commercial development in the adjacent AM 4 9 NF 142 CE 170 T 50 OD 3 10 IE 498 115 164 195 196 Note: The lot on the corner of Kitchener O LD 124 165 and will be encouraged. 2. The Scheme Text which contains legal and redevelopment in line with existing style, 2 5 298 11 216 166 Causeway Precinct should not adversely W 6 3 263 143 179 117 197 R S 102 S 7 Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or H R 16 8 262 163 D D Avenue and Howick Street is considered T 177 123 D administrative provisions regarding the use and scale and character is most favoured. A U 3 9 RD 2 500 119 220 198 E R Dependent Persons' Dwelling, impact on adjacent residential uses.W 46 B 283 260 144 RD 167 S 2 15 175 156 162 168 219 199 MediumM density residential development will be New buildings shall be set back from all to have a Kitchener Avenue frontage for T 14 122 169 O development of land. 1 258 T Multiple Dwelling H 100 1 4 281 13 146 N 1 44 5 20 1 145 S 157 161 218 200 P O 300 16 155 D 1 241 172 121 consolidated in the area on the ridge in Clydesdale boundaries and be set in landscaped R P the purposes of building heights and T C 12 255 254 217 201 L N 149 154 S 160 R T 11 21 243 170 148 158 2 S E 1 202 A 2 Street, but will be expected to respect the amenity of spaces. While the effect of traffic on Warehouse X setbacks. 41 H 500 253 151 216 In order to determine how a particular lot is affected by I O 245 168 149 159 G W 181 OD 65 IC 271 267 4 147 153 215 203 dwellings fronting roads should be ROGO 6 K 247 153 166 223 222 adjacent lower density dwellings. the above, you will need to refer to that lot on the map THO 57 259 272 1 252 5 152 204 20 500 38 273 EG 182 140 146 150 214 L 22 21 258 HA 249 255 E minimised through appropriate design 24 23 3 268 294 M 220 156 164 224 205 H T and the related text in this Precinct Plan. Where a 25 37 2 251 141 151 213 C C 51 55 11 1 1 183 139 145 256 T 905 158 225 206 E T 217 163 212 W measures, all development shall face the Footnote: 905 2 274 291 250 S 144 Development or Bexpansion of existing non-residential property is located on or near the Precinct boundary it 2 S 290 1 T 138 142 254 S Y K P 10 195 160 132 211 T E IL 252 3 S 215 S 226 C L T 162 253 R K may also be necessary to consult the neighbouringT street in the traditional manner. A 14 288 E 1 S E U 12 13 253 2 3 131 133 137 143 uses in the precinct will be limited, to safeguard E I R 11 1 22 213 Y 210 B R S 31 194 227 T E 320 187 E 252 O P W 6 230 286 161 S 257 S 5 R Precinct/s. It should also be noted that from time to time, 1. Multiple Dwellings are only permitted A 2 47 46 2 500 211 130 134 136 K 209 residential amenity. The existing industrial use should Y BD1 T 2 BE 193 273 189 210 228 N T 229 251 258 P 2 1 PO 3 231 274 122 280 L Priority will be given to ensuring that new 3 R S 123 135 T 259 the Town Planning Scheme may be subject to in areas coded R40 and above, and in D 30 AT 275 283 191 129 S 1 R 4 H 221 R20 208 124 229 250 276 desirably move to a more suitable location. 30 192 279 5 200 232 228 41 260 281 development, particularly infill and ST 18 193 206 40 128 amendments. addition are subject to clause 22 of the 6 20 282 4 230 249 277 OOD 7 600 4 5 191 222 125 261 278 BURSW 35 3 227 H 279 I 5 282 2 233 295 O L 260 204 126 development at higher densities, does 50 36 26 1 6 WIC 196 EN 231 248 53 K O F 127 Scheme Text - Special Application of the 1 2 D 34 281 223 IE 262 274 The precinct294 should283 remain a visually attractive area and 2 P 258 121 L R 7 226 I 198 D not result in undue loss of privacy or T 234 281 203 120 S You are reminded that before land and buildings can be D 35 315 L 247 273 284 24 S 24 296 R 119 263 T 293 T 314 L 256 D R-Codes. R 224 200 232 the preservation of trees and the generous landscape S 32 203 1 295 R 11 235 225 A 112 272 285 amenity for existing residents. 23 37 17 202 D 264 292 developed or used for another purpose it will probably be 70 31 G 254 233 225 226 118 N 296 E 12 5 21 38 204 188 14 111 113 246 271 304 planting of properties291 286 upon redevelopment will be 51 10 236 224 20 252 201 117 A 265 41 297 308 228 116 B necessary to make a planning application and receive 11 500 R40 3 T 21 270 T 305 297 290 287 T 110 The symbols V used in the cross reference 11 1 40 205 S 16 104 114 S required. Public places within the precinct, such as R 17 R The timber products factory presently 12 237 223 230 101 T 266 approval from the Council. E I 15 28 2 E 269 312 307 S 234 303 289 L T SH 298 105 L IO E H 100 13 206 232 103 115 S in the Zoning Table have the P 10 36 27 17 1 222 300 247 L 267 313 parks, reserves and streets will be enhanced and N located in this area is incompatible with R P T 238 15 306 288 ER I 14 301 3 1 A TO A3 37 26 9 306 234 102 235 268 3 N U M 14 8 262 W 245 298 following meanings: R 100 NO15 MULTIPLE44 207DWELLINGS185 7 96 320 311 maintained so that they contribute toO its pleasant P A LATHLAIN Q 221 L the surrounding residential land and its 340 OA A55 35 18 25 18 300 236 4 R Enquiries concerning this Precinct Plan or general D S H 19 2 321 299 10 101 502 501 7 S 263 314 302 2 R A N 19 184 A 298 95 236 243 O 20 1 208 24 LE 238 environment. Safe, accessible movementN for E 220 H 29 relocation to a more suitable industrial 71 20 23 A S 243 319 T 300 1 G planning matters should be directed to the Council's K 12 17 M 100 T 242 330 307 "R" (Permitted Use): means that the 1 2 500 264 88 PE 237 S Water skiing area SH 7 C 300 209 183 316 240 72 E I N 219 295 T area is encouraged. More appropriate P 99 3 10 242 H 241 329 322 pedestrians,310 301 cyclists, public transport30 and vehicles will be Planning Department. P O 87 49 E 28 use is permitted by the Scheme. 2 ER W 21 266 87 R 239 73 TO T 301 PRECINCT265 293 N T 182 18 BR 328 315 308 8 3 32 G 9 23 32 uses for the site would be those indicated 1 22 88 177 328 268 241 ID 240 S an important aim for 7the precinct.31 74 N 88 326 291 12 I 4 327 G 331 T 318 309 181 19 E 6 S in the Zoning Table and outlined 69 1 31 D 178 N 7 289 78 S 323 A 202 77 5 64 N 53 O T 332 316 123 33 RD D 89 R60 20 325 271 PS 340 T 2 O 302 T 6 301 E "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that E 5 L 10 P 287 68 13 T T 327 317 L 255 below for a Residential Zone such as 830 3 90 55 9 8 5 3 273 285 341 333 121 I 79 51 51 63 H M 324 T 203 23 1 S 124 N S 302 E the use is not permitted unless the R40 146 4 90 4 A 4 2 324 1 816 319 3 E 348 326 7 multiple dwellings, grouped dwellings and 78 10 29 62 U H 340 284 373 339 20 A 57 8 1 323 276 Y 254 W 145 R 4 12 Victoria Park 303 74 E 349 325 64 122 1092 McCALLUMCouncil has PARK granted planning approval. 80 Y 1 Y 1 342 21 W 813 6 9 5 2 2 D K 133 various forms of specialised 59 E 337 283 8 144 1 159 322 S 279 R 75 T 356 334 Y 829 92 137 V T 347 9 22 S 812 819 15 3 2 304 A 73 76 S 63 W 300 11 R 1 335 77 accommodation. Development shall be 507 213 D 357 335 55 10 135 4 A 4 320 282 350 65 H 820 50 176 T K 66 T 338 253 134 2 101 153 100 5 S 5 1 306 D N 66

810 6 H I 333 362 L R80 500 3 6 T 321 2 O E 355 23 in accordance with Residential R80 "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that 3 7 E 6 31 C 72 343 336 56 131 N 154 A 175 281 G 67 M 54 822 T 6 L 5 L H 331 71 65 Y 363 136 O 4 B R A 23 7 309 70 A 358 61 252 R S S 7 A D D 30 E K R 346 P 57 D standards. A mixture of accommodation is not permitted by the Scheme. 5 N 300 174 S N 69 C 337 72 1013 129 T IS 11 141 201 101 Y 22 329 64 361 A 119 S 32 807 825 7 8 E E 311 68 A 372 44 L 60 132 T R 6 284 D R 401 S G 351 344 T A I 6 173 Y 29 TA S R 58 E 26 140 I 327 M S 63 364 IN 53 200 types together with associated Y 88 7 285 L 24 NE 313 325 cC 371 ID 117 L H 827 5 C 20 S A E T 354 345 73 999 130 9 25 172 28 402 1 R IN T G 120 O 8 139 2 2 TN K 62 370 E E 59 M R 803 4 8 25 19 E A L 59 52 A R non-residential uses could be Note: If the use of the land for a 2 157 211 283 1 316 324 Y L G 359 352 68 201 31 198 99 171 15 403 437 P 46 118 H U D 3 801 16 D 138 1 18 H D 14 500 1086 N A N 19 32 L 158 4 T 365 353 R 51 1016 P 125 E N appropriate. Development should be particular purposeA is not specifically16 4 A PS 27 17 16 435 318 323 A 60 58 251 L D S L 33 137 197 2 165 170 101 2 L 47 U R W 1 S 434 360 21 67 Y R A 1 S 3 3 T 28 16 UN 320 R40 57 369 50 S R generally limited in height to 3 storeys, G 33 1 34 O 136 159 2 2 S 169 15 1017 mentioned in the Zoning T 3 17 432 322 61 48 108 115 126 E P 28 214 S 29 15 B 405 56 366 22 250 1084 Y L 2 135 196 4 6 1 100 URY 368 20 100 with a maximum of 2 storeys for 334 27 5 30 14 430 44 106 Table and cannot be determined as 161 215 20 5 T 18 100 406 321 55 23 49 R80 134 195 279 6 5 N 13 45 367 98 109 116 187 26 7 4 LI 31 13 24 1083 1 162 8 3 F 19 ST 3 54 101 104 114 ADOPTION development fronting Sunbury Road and 278 2 32 22 427 46 16 43 falling withinS the interpretation of one 25 194 1 147 T 12 409 107 112 T 0 99 163 216 17 10 14 R E 53 25 96 T 24 E A 33 11 21 47 19 99 102 Gresham Street where development S 6 O 193 11 9 P G 411 424 423 79 110 Adopted by resolution of the Council of of the Use Class categories Council 10 164 B 217 90 293 7 148 11 R U 34 17 94 105 113 23 M 363 A 10 20 261 48 52 O 37 R 192 21 H E T 413 C 26 ' 11 3 should respect the form and character of T 31 O H 294 450 12 35 9 S 422 R D 42 97 61 the Town of Victoria Park at the Ordinary E 22 303 L 218 O 261 49 18 E 103 L mayS consider it an unlisted 333(ie O 191 T 362 14 149 3 51 A 80 92 111 L 21 C R S 451 150 5 36 27 95 2 9 existingA residential development. 33 1 219 D 295 8 B 416 421 28 41 20 M 190 E 361 452 453 14 37 7 ISH 50 W 11 12 Meeting of the Council held on the 9th discretionary)35 use requiring that the20 220 R 296 373 151 262 OP 643 79 39 E 1 N 38 6 258 S 418 S 93 990 17 19 189 360 ALBANY HIGHWAY449 454 GA 420 LATHLAIN PARK 644 29 44 T 8 10 32 AND 1 101 374 H 152 5 263 TE 40 O 88 A 21 day of August 1994. RL advertising procedures referred to in 1 448 W 4 257 645 36 N 928 V 4 GA 37 18 2 359 Y 700 80 45 47 16 31 2 375 4 3 264 R 419 1 86 10 38 17 3 1 3 447 15 S 296 443 646 51 7 G clause 28 of the Scheme1 Text be 3 3 H 2 U 1 642 35 89 3 E 2 2 376 E 1 1 T 2 31 46 84 M 39 16 223 2 295 265 L 3 641 647 43 30 50 4 51 3 1 446 16 P A 34 50 87 2 46 IN 1077 40 4 377 1 P 220 N 458 I followed. 5 27 PRECINCT E 1 D 640 32 47 7 5 5 445 46 4 294 648 52 82 28 41 51 6 T 4 R 219 456 455 49 85 1 340 42 23 6 378 S 457 T 2 444 R 639 933 7 7 O 222 293 649 33 53 73 8 7 2 N 218 3 445 80 14 D 62 200 226 356 379 301 458 638 54 48 27 8 R 48 8 1 1 1 8 61 83 939 443 217 4 446 650 74 M 1075 O 52 52 355 459 41 6 6 5 637 60 55 A 53 F 60 10 9 2 7 453 651 65 5 938 R 13 J A 32E LEE MB F 101 G 25 354 442 7 269 R40447 / 60 7 81 6 C 256 2 63 LA A N 380 460 N 3 6 636 59 S 75 H T I RAPHAEL PARK R60 39 8 17 2 A 8 T N 12 19 11 441 C 181 448 652 64 14 A 24 MAYOR33 18 S 58 353 N 255 225 5 452 596 600 58 57 6 937 M 54 1072 N 102 W 381 461 18 U 9 635 76 L A A 13 352 440 10 D 180 653 62 13 E 52 C S 17 226 289 271 A 5 595 601 78 7 Y 19 ST 53 24 506 H 382 462 T 47 19 17 254 V V 451 10 634 66 23 2 1 14 S D 179 A 594 654 8 79 936 1 102 IN 351 68 11 272 602 8 2 G 383 463 3 182 253 227 4 633 77 26 11 H 104 178 67 51 1 54 T 439 4 11 593 655 1 9 ST E O 16 350 106 228 603 50 464 69 12 177 1 3 M 632 72 C P 2 N 384 183 252R40 10 22 38 43 H 1 228 600 S 592 A 656 101 80 12 13 E P 105 104 3 263 349 438 51 2 T 899 25 G 67 13 22 12 604 R M I IC 385 16 S 631 71 2 12 14 N N 53 B A 4 G 307 216 184 251 3 2 591 657 Y CE S E 39 42 106 5 L 262 348 437 22 V 605 69 44 W GS S T R M O 465 R80 51 1 13 A 630 101 11 21 Y 20 386 35 3 W R 6 U 308 29 5 200 185 250 285 34 590 658 102 15 A C 261 347 436 HOUSING45 CHARACTER:16 2 606 769 J M BONKER T I 41 107 4 N 300 1 C 7 E 387 466 6 A 1 14 36 33 629 4 102 20 ON CR K 118 1 S 309 C 186 249 589 659 4 45 21 T 260 435 T 7 706 N 138 214 2 32 607 70 3 CHIEF EXECUTIVE6 OFFICER 10 S R30/60 108 3 T 2 E 388 467 26 Existing44 Shousing that is reflective of the U 17 31 628 770 T E T 14 S 310 15 2 1 4 15 588 660 18 R 111 8 706 14 D 247 3 283 37 S 608 896 5 2 3 259 346 137 2 30 T 2 38 19 4 311 389 468 500 212 5 18 R 627 HOLDEN 945 4 1 R30 110 6 24 period of development616 of the area707 and is NO MULTIPLE247 246 DWELLINGS233 282 E 587 661 345 136 3 6 609 11 301 1 258 9 19 38 B 1 31 17 16 3 115 7 469 5 706 R O P 586 626 662 58 100 2 8 432 22 615 708 211 189 246 234 E 29 R L 610 A 2 257 6 4 contributing to its631 character, should be 176 301 280 20 T 505 558 A PO 33 FLETCHER SFINAL ADOPTION T 6 173 1 470 39 N 625 T 9 IN 3 5 7 522 245 235 S 28 506 E 585 663 59 L 30 15 12 256 2 431 3 145 210 R 611 L PO 502 7 172 6 6 632 25 175 281 T 559 T 624 3 O L 238 3 retained. Development at the rear of 115 S 446 O 40 200 507 584 29 Adopted for final approval by resolution of IL 8 O 300 430 5 521 2 23 2 209 236 F 27 612 32 PARK 10 M 1194 501 B 171 5 633 7 174 146 244 560 623 100 56 8 4 1 T 8 N 445 504 508 583 4 1193 M 239 9 4 520 these sites (infill) wouldS 703be acceptable. O 26 613 2 the Council of the Town of Victoria Park at 500 O 170 255 7 3 554 709 6 L 1 147 X 192 243 237 21 561 11 28 L 240 1 IC A 444 503 509 582 S O 1 3 702 2 2 8 T 1038 23 50 169 254 6 2 2 5 H 1 238 3 25 14 891 G D C 2 500 555 24 711 F 4 193 242 502 562 12 88 the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held R 241 5 1 Note: Multiple dwellings are not 3 3 2 22 510 581 1 A 1 3 611 701 IE 2 448 NON CONFORMING USE: 10 7 31 L 1191 168 111 1 556 712 L 194 239 1 23 501 B 563 A 242 2 4 4 4 D 171 3 5 511 IS 580 247 82 22 XY 317 427 610permitted in the R40700 residential areas.791 240 540 616 55 500 on the 11th day of August 1998 and the 1190 167 338 3 11 713 463 24 459 500 H 564 243 S 3 557 1 6 205 195 Should the industrial512 O use of this land be 579 246 30 32 217 1 E 318 2 426 12 7 609 699 790 241 422 P 539 617 M D 4 337 637 714 2 5 460 499 S 565 249 21 20 953 seal of the MunicipalityA was pursuant to 244 D 319 558 1 1 204 196 462 513 G 578 245 R 2 1 425 13 698 4 15 421 461 discontinued, the site mayA be538 618 54 33 E 2 2 498 566 22 C 219 3 G 250 398 477 30 638 715 T 1 514 T 577 250 H 245 320 32 697 S 3 420 461 458 462 E 537 619 244 954 that resolution, hereuntoA affixed in the 1187 6 8 3 2 13 redevelopedR 497 for residential use. 20 27 M 424 639 R RD R80 A 567 251 842 108 321 399 478 R60 3 198 423 L 515 576 243 24 L 120 133 6 419 460 463 30 606 D 3 457 E 536 presence 100of : E 301 7 423 561 640 717 2 1 IG 496 568 252 37 Y 322 479 24 10 3 99 11 424 The site is appropriate516 for this purpose; 575 242 V 99 422 696 11 121 1 2 459 453 464 H 535 288 65 26 A 247 800 641 S 718 R60 2 456 495 569 253 105 1185 323 1 480 787 517 574 241 38 R60 4 T M 441 425 458 465 534 287 1 3 27 421 1 165 300 A set amongst existing residential land, 36 24 G 246 L 2 9 642 795 122 201 H 455 494 570 S 254 51 W B 324 L 481 3 S 398 1 466 518 T 240 66 35 Y W E I 3 420 8 1 156 E 426 533 286 Y R E 1183 R G 25 18 2 719 130 164 R 454 493 571 255 39 2 R30 18 U N W 325 R 4 482 123 397 2 456 close to district facilities, the519 city centre 2 239 67 14 2 785 A G 467 957 25 B Y 1182 IC A 5 23 1 1 129 S 427 532 285 50 60 4 T L 163 T 3 572 256 S F K C 23 3 720 396 1 453 520 34 R 326 6 3 B 457 468 1 238 53 E E 692 784 2 128 8 1 428 249 and Lathlain Railway Station. 531 284 W 419 2 A T 399 491 573 19 W D D 1181 7 20 721 7 S 162 395 452 521 257 68 20 Y 1 22 N READ PARK 2 250 291 237 61 R 21 8 691 4 127 429 469 530 283 17 3 418 201 4 Y 394 400 490 258 7 300 9 722 5 159 3 251 522 3 292 236 52 J A E LEE25 S S 690 778 5 125 470 282 O 19 417 50 T 160 417 1 436 430 489 328 259 19 21 L 1179 1 6 248 2 252 10 523 2 293 235 500 MAYOR A L 33 2 88 777 CU 161 471 16 8 31 R A 1178 416 2 689 6 306 11 431 488 1 281 N 12 21 51 12 8 126 RD 416 200 435 247 524 294 260 9 24 S IE 3 O 305 472 500 234 880 D 34 K 415 202 7 776 F 432 280 18 57 V O 1177 796 L 20 4 246 487 261 881 A 14 C 487 11 6 A 308 415 448 295 233 30 W A 775 88 S 304 433 473 329 279 14 P N 1 M 414 597 13 50 1 245 486 1 325 262 10 23 L 488 649 5 797 3 1 4 296 232 501 E 16 4 774 303 309 373 2 447 474 330 278 T 1 56 2 413 1 596 3 SHEPPERTON 2 2 434 203 485 2 324 S 263 S A 15 489 650 3 798 310 1 446 T 297 231 4 S 17 54 773 1 3 35 T 204 475 3 331 277 T 1174 412 686 2 799 2 3 S 484 323 264 E 1 22 490 311 4 445 298 230 2 R 411 685 1 772 855 393 3 476 332 276 O 16 2 5 346 483 5 322 265 3 11 ID 55 491 HAWTHORNE 3 1 800 312 M 36 368 299 229 24 117 R 684 771 854 A 392 4 6 407 202 206 444 477 333 275 J M BONKER 410 E PARK 801 925 313 H 345 367 321 266 15 3 492 T 729 PRECINCT299 S 5 201 478 4 300 6 S 683 770 4 E 391 408 207 334 274 10 CHIEF 875EXECUTIVE OFFICER W T A 803 1 R 344 6 320 267 10 3 M 654 730 802 T 926 4 G 666 366 301 228 25 201 Y S c 2 3 R40 409 B 479 335 273 13 R S 682 769 S 9 7 208 I D 2 M 5 3 347 200 E 369 319 268 14 874 F N 11 T 655 731 803 3 2 8 A 365 302 227 500 O T C T A E Y V RECOMMENDED FOR FINAL APPROVAL S M S S IE T T 18 205 K 50 E R40 849 E 5 197 338 270 50 70 11 48 679 767 3 20 7 439 1 C G 589 870 929 R 350 381 6 211 372 362 316 190 72 A R 657 734 T 366 20 147 6 428 305 73 102 4 M O 766 848 18 O 2 339 269 51 19 V T 1166 20 19 E 678 N NO MULTIPLE3 382 373 315 191 500 S 658 735 806 871 2 23 365 386 7 5 212 3 11 361 306 21 A G 5 9 146 12 340 10 3 677 765 847 3 2 383 4 374 314 192 20 G 736 807 872 213 4 360 307 222 6 580 IN 659 T 921 364 1 1 426 341 22 5 K 764 W 846 S 16 DWELLINGS 384 145 5 375 313 971 T 1164 9 808 A 873 10 132 359 308 193 221 76 4 10 737 S 340 363 2 214 429 425 342 S 676 763 H 920 4 144 312 303 M 23 E 1163 14 874 932 11 385 133 3 376 358 194 7 P 738 809 IN 14 339 1 215 424 A 220 77 O 675 3 1 G 919 100 354 217 1 436 343 311 R 75 H 1162 1 NO MULTIPLE T 933 2 143 377 357 S 195 CHAIRMAN OF THE WESTERN 6 T V T 2 810 2 875 134 PS 149 219 C O 4 991 338 2 216 423 344 185 W A R 1161 20 674 1 3 N 918 3 355 378 310 196 AUSTRALIAN PLANNINGY COMMISSION1 5 E U 739 811 934 1 3 142 3 T 356 150 218 862 78 O 5 3 214 217 S S 345 184 C T 1160 D DWELLINGS 760 843 917 992 337 10 356 T 379 309 197 18 4 S R 8 740 812 876 935 6 S 2 2 141 190 355 151 217 863 A 916 T 2 T 4 218 422 346 183 2 37 N 759 842 300 S 7 993 336 357 1 1 C 1 380 198 20 27 O 741 813 877 20 9 120 A 1 354 152 216 10 E 986 R 421 347 182 864 T L 671 841 915 6 1 137 2 219 381 148 28 C 994 5 ST N 353 199 215 20 48 E 666 814 878 5 7 2 8 A 3 5 420 153 Date 11 758 S 840 985 136 209 R 348 N 147 181 35 E 1157 670 9 4 R 129 220 382 352 O 200 865 30 55 G T 815 879 10 995 6 3 7 E 138 88 1 V D 6 419 I 154 214 R 1 839 984 L O L L 180 H O 1156 669 2 5 333 IL 128 207 2 N 7 221 IE 383 351 146 201 866 L D 880 8 996 139 272 F 155 213 600 54 P T E 744 2 H M 1 4 413 418 109 IR IF G 838 983 126 E 384 145 179 57 668 6 997 W 700 205 5 222 K 350 202 901 49 S H F G T 6 745 3 816 881 1051 3 273 A 412 417 156 212 T T N 912 982 Y 48 125 5 DER 6 185 110 FINAL APPROVAL GRANTED V IN S 667 A 837 4 14 W 385 R30144 203 2 7 349 A K L 4 817 882 998 331 203 223 411 416 157 211 50 746 IL 3 49 8 184 274 AV 111 177 8 900 1153 5 836 911 981 4 1 1 BOUL 311 386 143 204 3 M 818 883 2 999 330 1 88 4 9 16 224 158 210 56 M c 122 275 410 414 394 112 176 31 A H M 753 910 980 1053 2 300 183 387 142 205 H T 2 819 884 942 1000 26 329 145 S 6 225 310 108 159 209 T 56 R S H 5 276 409 393 113 32 N 51 V 1 1 1 909 1054 W 5 175 A U A 752 943 3 120 E 182 1 388 B 141 206 O 820 885 T 327 46 4 4 ST 107 I 160 R F 2 2 1 A 5 P 6 408 392 S 114 174 42 G 52 908 979 2 S N 50 P 35 2 277 140 3 751 3 77 1054 3 181 106 H 207 N 821 1 2 47 56 S E 3 391 O 161 816 41 53 A 24 45 117 149 R 2 312 407 L P 115 173 14 S 4 750 833 907 978 3 E 301 4 2 B 2 69 S 139 208 40 U T 1056 56 A T 1 180 105 162 S 822 886 945 45 44 115 O 5 A 390 G S 906 977 1045 1 313 N RIA 70 A 116 172 MINISTER FOR PLANNING 13 749 E 832 152 N 50 5 1 30 138 S 33 1148 823 L 887 946 1 1057 114 27 K 104 T 163 T H B P R30 42 59 193 314 306 E 117 171 AR 12 T E 831 905 976 2 1044 H 22 71 137 34 V R M 1083 113 153 280 MEMO 3 31 103 A H 824 E 888 947 3 1058 U 61 1 FF 1 351 305 396 118 164 170 IG W T 830 975 1043 B I 315 72 136 3 T E V 1146 I 40 E 36 281 102 S A C 825 889 15 948 1005 1059 T 1 2 61 155 2 26 25 350 CU 398 68 165 T K 1 S 1084 R 111 304 73 119 2 1145 829 T 35 316 135 S 949 1006 1060 2 300 CARD 282 404 101 166 Date 890 2 S 10 157 3 174 3 349 400 1 67 120 PARNHAM 1 828 T 3 37 18 74 134 3 1144 3 8 1 4 25 5 4 283 100 167 891 18 1007 1061 4 2 107 186 348 403 66 121 676 T 14 35 159 75 133 14 7 S 1143 4 57 7 1 186 5 23 318 29 99 PARK 4 892 R 20 1008 2 1088 67 107 18 1 284 402 65 122 168 675 E 12 1 6 2 303 301 76 132 1142 T 5 33 184 21 2 319 30 98 674 13 893 S 2 1009 1089 5 3 500 34 T 285 401 64 123 5 E 22 G 1039 70 S 1 3 77 131 H 1141 10 23 3 4 6 1 500 173 300 31 97 537 673 T 894 H L 1010 1090 1088 103 182 2 4 320 286 63 4 53 IX C O 1038 100 7 31 710 345 78 124 130 672 S 1140 N U 6 8 5 300 172 2 299 32 RALEIGH 96 538 K 1200 A 8 25 C 1091 1089 7 72 180 321 62 125 671 E M 7 1 E 5 1037 9 30 31 1 344 287 50 79 129 N 1139 S 32 100 166 6 298 54 95 539 804 6 2 T 4 1065 1092 1090 6 1 7 7 322 61 670 N 27 E 1036 33 288 80 126 540 H A 1138 5 3 R 100 6 8 343 53 70 94 669 803 19 W T R 1 1066 1093 1091 10 4 32 9 297 60 541 E N D 29 1 26 8 35 323 289 26 81 127 536 802 I E 1137 1035 97 169 370 342 93 P 668 V V 2 1 1067 1092 11 5 1 38 100 ST 296 L 542 S E 2 1094 24 R40 324 59 128 Y 535 A 689 801 T 3 1034 25 82 S 1136 2 2 12 341 290 24 36 92 R N 543 4 Y 3 1068 1093 12 10 171 3 295 58 U 534 E 800 32 A 3 9 40 325 83 C T 666 690 1135 H 1033 7 22 104 14 340 291 37 91 R 544 799 T 4 1069 1094 15 11 E 397 533 665 691 34 A 1096 6 20 92 42 294 R 52 57 84 545 1134 R 52 88 50 326 U 23 90 M 532 798 R 5 1 105 T 22 J 38 398 692 1097 1095 12 20 91 17 339 293 L U 56 546 797 D 36 54 9 2 1 100 K 327 A P 85 531 12 A 21 39 89 399 693 T B 1096 4 2 816 N IT 547 2 H T 7 42 3 1098 504 84 T 292 ST D 22 E 55 796 A S 1133 7 13 E 86 400 530 694 IG N 56 14 224 101 337 328 20 R 40 548 795 R K 37 6 1099 1097 85 5 386 817 54 1 B S 5 6 446 21 87 401 695 B T I 77 15 329 35 41 396 662 R S A 58 4 1100 1098 54 90 E VIEW 818 53 528 696 3 226 K 387 376 336 815 49 88 402 661 A E 18 17 14 447 330 42 395 527 549 S N 1128 40 T 75 2 1099 55 LA 29 52 T 697 D 60 A 1 200 99 NO MULTIPLE335 DWELLINGS 819 394 660 T O 5 T 79 17 103 13 T 388 2 814 34 43 404 526 550 698 S N S 1100 24 16 IN 901 2 380 331 31 51 659 C A 3 C T BURSWOOD PARK PUBLIC S GOLF COURSE RESIDENTIAL ZONE USE OF LAND Footnote: R60 CODED AREA BOUND BY RUTLAND AVENUE, STREATLEY As indicated in the Zoning 1. Multiple Dwellings are only permitted LEGEND TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK Single houses with some `infill' housing H ROAD, MIDGLEY STREET & A 187 M Table in the Scheme Text and outlined in areas coded R40 and above, and in P will occupy the majority of this precinct, D R WESTERN POWER SUBSTATION: E O below for a Residential Zone. addition are subject to clause 22 of the N B in line with the R-Codes R20 TOWN PLANNINGIN SCHEME No.1 S Scheme Text - Special Application of the RD O standards. The retention of structurally N Appropriate uses for the land are those G Precinct Boundary R-Codes. O CE TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK sound housing and the promotion O T indicated in the Zoning Table and outlined D 186 W LATHLAIN PRECINCT R 1 O O E of selective redevelopment in 2 184 R N for a Residential Zone such as multiple O R K The symbols used in the cross reference D O RY S L line with the existing style, scale and N BU T TOWN PLANNING SCHEMEU No.1 182 G IS A V dwellings and grouped dwellings. Any AL F A Zone in the Zoning Table have the METROPOLITANS REGION character of the area will consolidate the Residential 180 following meanings: specialised forms of accommodation will T N E area as a low density neighbourhood. 178 U P1P1P1 1. P M P1P1P1 R LATHLAIN PRECINCT Use Class be subject to the advertising procedure SCHEME RESERVES Y I D N E

O T as referred to in the Scheme Text. D R O T B R R Residential areas to the south of "P" (Permitted Use): means that the 175 50 R O NOTE: The Western Australian Planning CommissionE S Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre AA R A R V A A I E P2P2P2 G K care of the Ministry for Planning should be consultedL P2P2P2 P7 C Bishopsgate Street will be permitted to use is permitted by the Scheme. 2 A 4 H C 1 R T T Convenience Store, Service Station X Development shall be in accordance with 3 D D O for full information on the preciseO land requirements allow for the introduction of grouped and R N N T N E S 168 W Educational Establishment, Place of "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that the standards prescribed for Residential R for all Metropolitan Region Scheme Reserves. L multiple dwellings at a medium density. 3 D Y AA HA N Worship the use is not permitted unless the P7P7P7 R60. Priority will be given to minimising 168 W D P3P3P3 Higher densities, (to a maximum of R60), 166 R K P3P3P3 K S N S Council has granted planning approval. S T U P6P6P6 T P7 Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant X 164 P4P4P4 T P6P6P6 will be permitted where two or more lots BURSWOOD PARK the impact of any development on B K P4P4P4 S U V IL F PRECINCT PLAN P7 O 160 1 R A F D P5P5P5 D N I A P P5P5P5 R A are to be amalgamated. This is intended adjacent residential uses or land through R T M D General Industry, Transport Depot XPUBLIC GOLF COURSE Z E V R K M P8P8P8 "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use 158 146 O Parks and Recreation A P8P8P8 to encourage integrated rather than appropriate site layout and design. R Y R R D D L T Updated on 10 July 2018 that is not permitted by the Scheme. 148 P IN Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X 156 LE Development should be generally limited DA P10P10P10 individual and unrelated developments. S 150 145 P11P11P11 P10P10P10 R MALVERN P9P9P9 in height to 3 storeys. IVE P9P9P9 These densities will serve to increase the Home Occupation AA Note: If the use of the land for a R 155 151 R Restricted Public Access 154 142 AMENDMENT GAZETTAL AMENDMENT GAZETTAL availability of housing in areas well P 153 0 0 particular purpose is not specifically D 140 117 RD P12P12P12 N . DATE N . DATE Home Office P ENV1 E 152 T R serviced by facilities including public Building Height S D mentioned in the Zoning 137 119 RD Primary Regional Roads 1. 9 November 1999 61. 14 November 2014 transport. Development should be Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential A two storey height limit applies to the 136 138 116 AA Table and cannot be determined as 135 121 N Building O IN A 3. 2 February 2001 72. 28 February 2017 114 R A V generally limited in height to three storeys. R60 coded land located on the north 134 W L 66 N R falling within the interpretation of one 133 A E O P13P13P13 Hotel, Motel, Tavern X I 124 O E P13P13P13 6. 8 October 2002 75. 23 June 2017 side of Midgley Street between the former V 112 83 W D B I O Other RegionalM RoadsD A of the Use Class categories Council V A R V 126 84 R H 12. 6 September 2002 1320/57 (MRS) 27 February 2018 "Red Castle Motel Site" and the 110 T C Light Industry X 132 S may consider it an unlisted (ie 53. 27 January 2012 19 June 2018 127 1 82 A 77. Western Power substation. 131 108 2 V V discretionary) use requiring that the A NORTH 130 81 Liquor Store - Small X 106 Railways advertising procedures referred to in 129 89 200 128 36 Liquor Store - Large X 78 clause 28 of the Scheme Text be 102 4 92 F IT 101 76 38 Z SCALE 1 : 5,000 E R Public Purpose followed. 100 94 35 G O D L Y L Lodging House, Serviced Apartment AA U 40 A L 99 A 34 D E L B HOW IT WORKS S P C 72 42 T 3 E 32 O M R Massage Rooms X G V N A E DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS R A E A C H I 70 44 1 SEC State Energy Commission T C This Precinct Plan describes the Council's town planning T FF 30 O T S 8 IT O O E Motor vehicles and Marine Sales H 2 R N Development shall generally be in S 68 46 A intentions for this precinct. It contains a Statement of Premises BURSWOOD 28 3 K 7 5 STATEMENT OF INTENT Intent which applies to the whole Precinct and several accordance with the R-Codes (where 9 48 4 6 R Open Air Sales and Display 100 Y D X 6 7 R PRECINCT10 50 8 U M other statements which apply to specific areas within the applicable) and any relevant planning 51 B E 5 S TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK N 9 I L D The Lathlain Precinct will remain and further develop as a Z Precinct. These statements summarise the kind of future 101 2 A R IE Nightclub X policy. 8 4 51 S S 11 S R 3 T D predominantly lowS to medium density residential area. that is seen to be appropriate for the precinct. 53 32 SCHEME RESERVES T 31 K L Office X 2 S 4 30 IL Y 6 E 29 D O IL 55 A N Note: New buildings shall be set back B S T 5 28 O S In this Precinct Plan you will also find information about O S 27 U Parks and Recreation 1 67 R The area should have a pleasant atmosphere Restricted Premises X L R 57 26 R R from all boundaries and set in T 6 7 11 25 O E the purposes for which land may be used and guidelines O SUPERDOME 8 N Y characterised by low to medium scale architecture. R 24 G R N 9 AI landscaped surrounds. While the 59 D L Service Industry X 10 for the development of land and buildings.C 7 33 11 40 R Structurally sound houses reflecting their era of N D 61 14 MA 12 D SI T effect of traffic should be minimised OM 66 PL LUKE Public Purposes S S E E 13 44 T T 34 14 constructionO shall be retained where possible. The style, Shop X BURSWOOD 65 70 43 O N PL 69 15 N R W through appropriate design measures, 11 I AK O This Precinct Plan shouldT be read together with: - 101 64 35 68 16 A S EY 19 L character and materials of new development shall be R L 63 36 67 45 PL R C all development shall face the streetRESORT in 9 66 T D Showroom X 36 46 E S U 65 B Primary School A complementary to existing dwellings. Infill development D T 8 37 19 M PS ST S 64 A R 1. Planning polices which contain guidelines for the the traditional manner. Priority will be EXISTING MOTEL SITE: 62 7 37 38 63 21 H M V Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or SU 6 39 62 C AD and the redevelopment of corner lots is encouraged, A 40 61 AL D 5 S development and use of land which apply to more given to ensuring that new 41 60 T S Should motel use cease, the site toR E Dependent Persons' Dwelling, 4 42 B 59 although not to the detriment of the existing character of R 3 71 43 58 than Eone precinct. ReferencesK are given in this IB 1 Y Civic Uses N development, particularly at higher D Multiple Dwelling P be developed for medium density 44 57 56 CU T H U G 5 W S T O 2 45 the area. T T CO PrecinctS Plan to those policies.S S O R 46 E F densities, does not result in the undue residential use as prescribed for 4 9 NW 47 55 O W A 1 W R LL 48 R S 3 I Warehouse X 49 C D 54 loss of privacy or amenity for existing Residential R60 R 108 C 2 50 2 A U 66 8 51 20 The existing community facilities centred around LathlainR A 2. The Scheme Text which contains legal and E B 106 E 53 D V residents. 1 L 105 19 4 3 F T 18 TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK 5 I Place will be further consolidated as a cohesive S T 4 PL KAGOSHIMA 6 103 52 17 Z administrative provisions regarding the use and A 79 V N 102 4 R N C O LE 80 R G 21 D Y community node. Existing shopping facilities shall development of land. PARK 81 100 K I A 6 SCHEME ZONES 82 99 5 23 O N V 7 I O 83 98 A continue to serve the local population; further expansion 84 97 96 8 L D Y 9 27 R R O 85 E N S R S 86 22 B G of these facilities, and of other non-residential uses will be In order to determine how a particularT lot is affected by R60300 115 TR 95 Residential E M G 116 AT 88 21 24 13 A L CAUSEWAY 117 LE 28 H A Y 89 94 C D strictly controlled. the above, you will need to refer to that lot on the map R 118 90 S 14 S R D 119 22 T T D D 66 120 91 501 15 O R 150 93 N G and the related text in this Precinct Plan. Where a 121 23 503 24 E E PRECINCT 122 CommercialR Y 123 92 505 23 R Existing commercial areas along Great Eastern Highway property is located on or near the Precinct boundary it HW SEC 124 24 IN R20 125 507 G may also be necessary to consult the neighbouring 77 157 126 will be strictly controlled to ensure no adverse impact on 144 127 25 535 510 40 128 T Precinct/s. It should also be noted that from time to time, KAGOSHIMA PARK 76 158 142 130 533 512 C adjacent residential uses. In the long term, uses 198 M Local Centre R IDG 140 531 514 D the Town Planning Scheme may be subject to L 131 T 196 EY 61 529 516 considered incompatible with residential uses will be 5 138 S 195 45 amendments. RT K 194 132 527 518 O IT 136 62 encouraged to relocate and the redevelopment of sites CH 2 193 525 R S ENE 192 135 44 D E R WY 191 133 for medium residential or related uses is considered W R 1 163 63 522 IC N 190 You are reminded that before land and buildings can be C 189 134 43 NOTE: A N 21 165 188 R 520 ER 50 64 D N appropriate. A ST 187 42 190 Y developed or used for another purpose it will probably be CHARLES EA 186 W D 168 185 L R 4 E R 51 21 184 41 S LR20R20 R-Code D necessary to make a planning application and receive 170 183 182 P M W PATERSON 20 537 1 E C Safe andR accessible movement for pedestrians, cyclists, L 12 OO 172 A approvalF from the Council. 64 22 K 181 LEE RESERVE 3 D S I 19 HA 101 S N PARK 79 23 M 2 IL people using public transport and other vehicles is an L S 24 85 A L A A 62 L 15 25 175 K M P Y C 1 EIG 26 102 C O T LOCAL CENTRE ZONE H 27 177 I L R important aim for the precinct. Public places, such as C O G.O.EDWARDS PARK 2 18 230 140 84 193 W T L T T Enquiries concerning this Precinct Plan or general N COMMERCIAL ZONE The symbols used in the cross reference 60 179 C E S 103 138 179 B The symbols used in the cross reference 3 1 2 T 228 P parks, reserves and streets will be enhanced and planning matters should be directed to the Council's The existing range of local shopping 32 83 180 M S in the Zoning Table have the 58 3 16 31 178 136 S A T 290 304 30 226 104 T 178 C R This area shall continue to support low to in the Zoning Table have the 303 29 82 182 maintained so that they contribute to itsE pleasant Planning Department. following meanings: facilities is to be consolidated at the 56 28 224 134 1 B 291 302 105 106 184 O T following meanings: 207 132 177 185 environment. R S medium intensity commercial uses. various locationsA throughout the precinct 125 4 222 1 108 81 176 186 T RE C G 5 6 K R 6 209 130 2 110 174 IL A 295 D to serve the day-to-day needs of the local 12 194 A "P" (Permitted Use): means that the I 12 5 211 3 128 187 G 1 501 CU The area shall function as part of the 4 E 7 113 125 ST 171 residents. "P" (Permitted Use): means that the GH 299 8 E 213 217 126 AN S use is permitted by the Scheme. AM 4 9 NF 142 CE 170 T traditional commercial/retail strip of Great 50 OD 3 10 IEL 498 115 164 195 196 use is permitted by the Scheme. O 5 11 D 124 165 W 2 298 216 179 166 Any new development should be of a 6 3 263 143 117 197 R S 102 S 7 H D Eastern Highway. Development such as R 16 8 262 163 D T 177 123 D height and scale similar to existing A U 3 9 RD 2 500 119 220 198 E R M "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that W 46 B 283 260 144 RD 167 S A 2 15 175 156 162 168 199 M N H showrooms, offices, open air display and T 14 122 169 219 O N "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that 1 258 T A buildings in the shopping area and the H 100 1 4 281 13 146 N COMMUNITY NODE N E the use is not permitted unless the 1 44 5 20 1 145 S 157 161 218 200 D O 300 16 155 D V local shops will be appropriate. 241 172 121 E Y R T P S nearby locality. Buildings shallC generally the use is not permitted unless the 12 255 254 217 201 L N N 149 154 S 160 Council has granted planning approval. R T 11 21 243 170 148 158 2 Some of the land within this community S E 1 202 A 2 P Residential will also be permitted. 41 H 500 253 151 216 L be constructed to the street andI be Council has granted planning approval.O 245 168 149 159 G W 181 OD 65 IC 271 267 4 147 153 215 203 node (Lathlain Park Football Oval) is ROGO 6 K 247 153 166 223 222 provided with continuous shop TfrontsHO and 57 259 272 1 252 5 152 204 20 500 38 273 EG 182 140 146 150 214 L "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use 22 21 258 HA 249 255 E reserved under the Metropolitan Region New development shall be of a scale and 24 23 3 268 294 M 220 156 164 224 205 H T weather protection over the footpath. 25 37 2 251 141 151 213 C C 51 55 "X" (Prohibited Use): 11 means a use 1 1 183 139 145 256 T that is not permitted by the Scheme. 905 158 225 212 206 E Scheme for parks and recreation and as style to complement existing buildings T 274 291 217 163 B W 905 2 250 ST 144 Y that is not permitted by the2 Scheme. S 290 1 138 142 254 S K Careful control will be exercised over the P 10 195 160 132 211 T E IL 252 3 S 215 S 226 such, falls within the planningT authority of within the precinct. New buildings shall C L T 162 253 R K A 14 288 E 1 S E U 12 13 253 2 3 131 133 137 143 210 E I R S nature of any proposed new uses and 11 1 194 22 213 Y B R 31 320 187 227 T O the Ministry for Planning. ENote: If the use of the land for a 230 286 E 252 257 P W 6 161 S be set back in a manner consistent with S 5 R A 2 47 46 2 500 211 130 134 136 K 209 BD1 T B Y their design and layout to ensure minimal Note: If the use2 of the landE Nfor a 193 229 273 189 210 228 P ADOPTION T 251 258 2 1 PO 3 231 274 122 280 L particular purpose is not specifically 3 R S 123 135 T 259 adjoining development. Where D 30 AT 275 283 191 129 S 1 R 4 H 221 R20 208 124 229 250 276 impact on adjacent residential areas. 30 192 279 particular purpose5 is not specifically 200 232 228 41 260 281 The Council nevertheless has some Adopted by resolution of the Council of mentioned in the Zoning ST 18 193 206 40 128 commercial development abuts 6 20 282 4 230 249 277 OOD 7 600 4 5 191 222 125 261 278 Development will not beB permittedURSW to mentioned in the35 Zoning 3 233 227 HO 279 I 260 5 282 management responsibilities for this the Town of Victoria Park at the Ordinary 2 295 W L 196 204 126 residential land special consideration will Table and cannot be determined as 50 36 26 1 6 IC EN 127 231 248 D 53 K O F 262 283 1 2 D 34 281 223 258 121 IE 274 294 R R occur outside the designated boundaries Table and cannot be determined as 2 P LD area, as well as having the opportunity to Y R 7 234 226 I 198 D T 315 281 203 120 S Meeting of the Council heldA on the 9th falling within the interpretation of one 24 D 24 35 296 L 247 263 273 T 293 284 R be given to ensuring that residential T S R 119 314 L 256 D R 224 200 232 S 11 32 203 1 295 comment on all development. R of the shopping areas. Additionally, falling within the interpretation of one 235 225 A 202 112 272 285 23 37 17 254 D 264 292 day of August 1994. of the Use Class categories Council 70 31 G 233 amenity is not adversely affected. 225 226 118 N 296 E 12 5 21 38 204 188 14 111 113 246 271 304 291 286 adequate car parking is to be available51 10 of the Use Class categories Council 236 224 20 252 201 117 A 265 41 297 308 228 116 B may consider it an unlisted (ie 11 500 R40 3 T 21 270 T 305 297 290 287 T 110 V 11 1 40 205 S 16 104 114 S OtherR land within this area is reserved on-site to ensure that17 non-residential 223 R I 12 may consider28 it an unlisted (ie 2 237 230 101 T 266 E 15 E 269 312 L Car parking shall be provided on-site for discretionary) use requiring that the 307 S 234 303 289 SH 13 298 105 L IO E H 100 27 206 300 232 103 115 ST P parking does not encroach10 into residential 36 17 1 222 15 247 L 267 313 underN the Town Planning Scheme for R PE T discretionary) use requiring that the 238 306 288 R I 14 301 3 1 A 3 all uses; where possible new parking advertising procedures referred to in TO A3 37 26 9 306 234 102 235 268 U M 14 8 262 245 298 N R NO15 MULTIPLE44 207DWELLINGS185 7 96 W 320 311 O PL public purposes, and for parks and O Q 100 A 221 340 areas.A Council may, however, waiveA55 on- 35 18advertising25 procedures referred to in 18 300 236 4 R D S H 19 2 321 299 areas and access points shall be clause 28 of the Scheme10 Text be 101 502 501 7 S 263 314 302 2 R A N 19 184 A 298 95 236 243 O site parking requirements20 where uses 1 208 24 LE 238 N recreation. Land is also set aside for J A E LEE E 220 H 29 71 20 clause23 28 of the Scheme Text be A S 243 319 T 300 1 G K 12 17 M 100 T 242 330 307 combined with existing facilities. followed. 1 2 500 264 88 PE 237 S SH 7 C 300 209 183 316 240 local centre uses. MAYOR 72 E I N 219 295 TH are to serve theP local population,99 and are3 10 242 241 329 322 310 301 30 P O 87 followed. 49 E 28 2 ER W 21 266 87 R 239 73 TO T 301 265 293 unlikely to require prolongedN T stopovers 182 18 BR 328 315 308 8 3 32 G 9 23 32 1 22 88 177 328 268 241 ID 240 S 7 31 USE OF LAND 74 N 88 326 291 12 I 4 327 G 331 T 318 309 Where it is considered that a particular 181 19 E 6 S The community node shall be 69 by customers.1 New parking areas and31 D 178 N 7 289 78 S 323 A 202 77 5 64 N 53 O T 332 316 123 33 As indicated in the Zoning RD D 89 Where it is considered that a particular R60 20 325 271 PS 340 T 2 O 302 T 6 301 E use could have a detrimental impact on E 10 287 5 L consolidated as a cohesive group of 68 13 points of access are to be combined with T T P 327 317 L 255 830 3 51 90 63 55 9 8 5 3 273 285 341 333 121 I 203 79 51 H M 324 1 T Table in the Scheme Text and outlined use could have a detrimental impact on 23 302 S 124 E R40 146 4 90 S 4 A 4 2 324 7 community based activities, as well as for 1 the 816amenity of the surrounding area 319 3 E 348 326 78 existing facilities where applicable.10 29 62 U H 340 284 373 339 20 57 8 1 323 276 Y 254 W 4 145 R 122 below for a Commercial Zone: 12 the amenity of the surrounding area Victoria Park 303 74 E 349 325 64 1092 J M BONKER ALLUM PARK 80 Y 1 Y 5 1 342 21 local shopping. Uses serving the (mainly813 adjacent6 residential uses) it will 9 2 2 D K 8 133 59 E 337 283 75 144 1 159 322 S 279 R T 356 334 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Y 829 92 137 V T 347 9 22 812 819 (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will 15 3 2 304 A 73 76 S 63 W 300 11 R 1 335 77 day-to-day needs of the local residential be subject to assessment and 507 213 D 357 335 55 135 4 A 4 320 282 350 65 10 H 820 50 176 T K 66 T 338 253 134 2 101 153 USE OF LAND100 5 S 5 1 D N 66

810 6 H I 306 333 362 L R80 500 3 be subject to assessment and 6 T 321 2 O E 355 23 population should be encouraged to 3 7 E 6 31 C 72 336 56 N advertising under any relevant planning154 A 175 281 G 67 M 343 131 822 6 L L H 331 71 Y 363 54 136 O 4 T B 5 A 23 65 358 61 252 R FINAL ADOPTION S As indicated in the7 Zoning A R 7 E 309 70 K A S N advertising underD any relevant planning174 D 30 69 R 346 337 P 57 1013 D locate within this area. S 5 101 Y 300 S N 329 C 64 72 A 129 T 32 I 807 policy. 11 141 201 8 E 22 E 68 372 361 L 60 119 132 T S 825 7 284 311 A 44 IR 6 Table in the Scheme Text and outlined D 29 R 401 ST S G 351 344 T Adopted for final approval by resolution of A 26 6 policy. 173 Y AI 327 M 63 364 N 53 R 58 200 Y E 88 7 140 285 L 24 NE 313 325 cC S 371 I ID 117 L H 827 5 C 20 S A E T 354 345 73 999 130 O 9 25 below for a Local Centre Zone. 172 28 402 1 R K IN T G 120 8 139 4 8 2 2 TN 62 370 E E 59 DevelopmentM shall be small in scale and the Council of the Town of Victoria Park at R 803 211 1 25 19 EY A L 59 G 352 52 A R 2 Zone 157 324 359 31 283 316 L P 46 68 201 H U DEVELOPMENT 138STANDARDS 198 99 171 15 403 437 H 118 A D 3 801Commercial 16 D 1 18 D 14 500 1086 N 19 32 L 158 4 T 365 353 R 51 1016 P 125 mustEN not detract from the residential N the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held A 16 4 A PS DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 27 435 318 323 A 60 58 251 L D S K L 33 137 197 2 165 170 17 16 101 2 L 47 U R W 1 S 434 360 21 67 R E A 1 S 3 T 28 16 UN 320 R40 57 369 50 SY R S G 33 1 34 159 2 3 2 S 15 1017 amenity of adjacent areas. Buildings on the 11th day of August 1998 and the T Use Class 6. DevelopmentO 136shall generally be in T 169 17 322 61 48 108 115 126 E P A 28 214 S 3 29 15 B 432 22 Y L L 4 Development shall generally be in URY 405 56 368 366 100 250 1084 334 2 135 196 6 1 100 44 20 5 Local 30 430 seal of the Municipality was pursuant to 27 accordance with the R-Codes (where Zone 14 49 106 shall generally be constructed up to the 161 215 Centre 18 100 406 321 55 R80 279 20 6 5 T 367 23 109 116 Consulting Rooms,187 Day Care Centre 26 P 134 195 7 accordance4 with5 the R-CodesIN 13 (where 31 13 45 24 98 1083 162 3 L 19 S 3 54 114 applicable)1 and any relevant planning Use Class 4.8 2 F 427 T 46 16 101 104 street and be provided with continuous that resolution, hereunto affixed in the S 25 194 278 147 T 32 12 22 409 43 107 112 T 0 99 163 216 17 10 applicable)1 and any relevant14 planning R E 53 25 96 24 E A 33 VICTORIA11 21 47 19 99 102 6 O 193 9 P G 411 423 110 presence of :

Convenience Store, Service Station AA policy. In10 addition the followingB 90 293 11 7 148 11 R 424 17 79 94 105 shop fronts and weather protection over 217 U 34 P

23 164 M Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre P A 10 20 261 48 52 O 37 113 R 192 363 policy. In addition the following H E T C 26 11 L 31 O 294 21 450 12 S 413 R 'D CARLISLE97 PRECINCT 3 61 T H 35 9 422 42 22 standards 303apply: L 218 O 261 49 18 E 103 the footpath where practicable. S Educational Establishment,333 Place of O 191 T 362 14 149 3 51 A 80 92 111 21 P C R S 451standards apply: 150 5 36 PARK 27 95 2 9 Worship33 1 219 ConvenienceD 295 Store, Service Station AA 8 B 416 421 28 41 20 190 E 361 452 453 14 37 7 ISH 50 W 11 12 35 20 220 R 296 373 151 262 OP 643 79 39 E 1 N 449 38 6 258 S 418 S 93 990 17 19 189 Educational Establishment,360 Place of 454 GA 420 LATHLAIN PARK 644 29 44 T 8 10 32 Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant P 1. Plot Ratio: Buildings shall 1have a 101 374 H 152 5 263 TE 40 O 88 A 21 1 P 448 W PRECINCT4 257 645 36 N 928 V 4 37 18 2 Worship 359 1. Plot Ratio: BuildingsY shall have a 700 80 45 47 16 31 2 375 4 3 264 R 419 1 86 10 38 17 maximum plot ratio of 0.5.3 1 3 447 15 S 296 443 646 51 7 G 1 3 3 H 2 U 1 642 35 89 3 E 2 2 376 E 1 T 2 31 46 84 M General39 Industry, Transport16 Depot X 223 2 maximum plot ratio of 0.5. 1 295 265 L 3 641 647 LATHLAIN PARK: 43 30 J A E LEE 50 4 51 Fast3 Food Outlet, Restaurant1 446P 16 P A 34 50 2 46 IN 1077 RESERVES 40 4 P 220 N 458 87 I 5 377 1 E 1 640 32 47 MAYOR R 5 27 5 445 46 R 4 294 D 648 52 82 28 7 I 41 51 6 T 4 219 456 455 The upgrading and multi-use49 of 85 1 340 42 N 23 6 378 S 457 T 2 444 R 639 933 SE Hazardous Industry,7 Noxious Industry X 2. Vehicular Access: Vehicular access O 222 293 649 33 53 73 7 8 7 General Industry, Transport Depot X 2 N 218 3 445 80 14 These areas will continue to be used, Y 200 226 356 379 301 458 2. Set Backs: Buildings shall have a 638 54 48 27 8 48 8 1 1 1 8 Lathlain Oval61 and surrounds should be 83 939 will not be permitted to Great 443 217 4 446 650 74 M 1075 52 AA/ 52 355 459 41 6 6 5 637 60 55 A 53 maintained and enhanced primarily as P 10 9 2 7 453 651 65 5 938 R 13 32 L 101 HomeG Occupation 25 354 442 nil set back7 to the street, and nil 269 R40447 / 60 7 encouraged to enhance local 81 6 C Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X 2 63 N X3 460 N 256 3 59 S 75 I RAPHAEL PARK Eastern Highway where alternative 380 R60 39 8 17 2 A 6 8 636 T H 12 19 448 652 14 A 24 33 parkland18 for possible recreational N 11 353 441 C 181 225 452 600 58 57 64 6 M 54 N 102 P/ W 461 side set backs, except where a N 255 5 596 635 community facilities. 937 1072 381 18 U 180 9 76 L AHome Office means of access exists.A 13 352 440 10 D A 595 653 62 13 E 52 C X3 S 17 Home Occupation AA 47 226 289 271 5 601 78 7 Y purposes19 2 for use by local residents, while 53 24 506 1 H 382 462 T 19 D 17 254 V V 451 10 634 66 23 I 14 S pedestrian accessway to the rear of 179 A 594 654 8 79 936 8 J M BONKER 102 2 N 351 68 11 272 4 602 11 Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential G 383 463 3 178 182 253 227 633 77 26 1 104 T 439 4 11 593 655 67 1 9 ST 51 accomodating some community 54 AA 50 O 16 350 the69 site is to be 12provided. Where 106 228 1 603 72 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Building 2 3. Residential Density: ResidentialN Home Office384 464 P 177 183 252R40 3 M 632 10 C 38 43 1 600 S 592 A 656 80 22 13 E H 105 104 3 263 349 438 51 228 2 T 604 R 101 899 25 facilities.12 The development of any new M G 385 67 13 22 16 12 S 631 71 2 12 14 B A 4 G 307 applicable, development shall have 216 184 251 3 2 591 657 Y E 39 42 106 5 L development shall262 be in accordance 348 Hospital, Nursing Home,437 Residential 22 V 605 69 44 W R Hotel, Motel, TavernM OAA 465 R80 51 1 13 A 630 101 11 21 buildingsY within these20 parkland areas will W R 6 U 308 386 29AA 5 200 185 250 285 35 590 658 102 3 15 347 Building 436 45 regard for 16the planning policy 2 34 RECOMMENDED FOR FINAL APPROVAL IC 41 A 107 7 C 261 4 N 300 1 606 629 4 102 769 K 118 E with the R-Codes R60309 standards 387 466 6 A 249 1 14 36 33 589 45 20 1 S 435 T C 186 32 659 70 4 generally not21 be permitted6 unless they SLightR30/60 Industry 108 AA T 260 S 7 706 N 138 214 2 17 607 3 T 3 T 2 E 310 388 467 26 44 relating to non-residential U 15 31 628 770 14 S R in relation to density. Hotel, Motel, Tavern111 X 15 2 D 1 247 3 283 4 37 S 588 660 896 18 5 2 3 259 346 8 706 14 137 30 T 608 2 38 19 are small in bulk and scale and 311 389 468 500 212 RESIDENTIAL2 DENSITY (R60): 5 18 R 627 HOLDEN 945 4 1 4 R30 110 6 24 development616 adjacent to residential707 NO MULTIPLE 246 DWELLINGS233 282 E 587 661 345 136 3 247 6 609 11 301 1 258 9 19 38 B 1 31 17 16 Liquor Store - Small3 115 AA 7 Light Industry 469 5 X 706 R O P 586 626 662 58 100 unobtrusive in their setting. Uses 2 8 432 22 615 708 211Development189 to a maximum246 234 density of E 29 R L A 2 257 6 4 land. 176 301 280 20 T 505 558 A 610 PO 33 FLETCHER S 173 1 470 631 39 N 625 T 9 6 3 5 7 522 245 235 S 28 506 E 585 663 59 L 30 15 12 7 172 256 2 431 3 175 145 210 R T 611 L permitted will be only those which are P Liquor Store502 - Large 238AA 6 6 632 25 R60 will be permitted where two or 281 T 559 624 3 O L 3 Liquor Store - Small P 2 115 S 446 O 40 200 507 584 29 8 O 300 430 5 521 2 23 209 244 236 F 27 612 32 PARK 10 1194 501 B 171 5 633 7 174 146 560 623 100 56 CHAIRMAN OF THE WESTERN 8 4 1 T 8 more lotsN are to be amalgamated. 445 504 508 COMMUNITY NODE: 583 4 incidental to the recreational and 1193 M 239 9 4 520 3. Pedestrian Amenity:S 703 Buildings shall O 26 613 2 500 O 170 255 7 3 554 709 6 L 1 147 X 192 243 237 21 561 11 28 AUSTRALIAN PLANNING COMMISSION Lodging House, Serviced ApartmentL 240 AA 1 IC A 444 503 509 582 S O 1 3 Liquor Store - Large X 702 2 2 Promote this area as a focus of local 8 T community roles1038 of23 the reserves. No 50 169 254 6 2 2 5 H 1 These densities will serve to increase238 3 25 14 891 G C 2 500 555 be provided24 with 711 F 4 193 242 502 562 12 88 241 5 1 3 3 2 22 510 581 1 A 1 3 611 701 IE 2 448 10 7 31 L 1191 168 111 1 556 712 L 194 239 1 23 501 communityB activities563 centred around activity or action will be permittedA which Massage Rooms 242 X 2 4 4 4 D 171 3 the amount5 of housing, with good 511 IS 580 247 82 22 X 317 427 Lodging House, Serviced Apartment AA 610 awnings/verandahs700 over the 791 240 H 540 616 55 500 Y 1190 167 338 3 11 713 463 24 459 500 564 243 S 3 557 1 6 205 195 512the localO shops. Recreational 579 246 30 32 destroys the integrity217 of the recreation Date 1 E 4 318 337 2 426 12 7 609 699 790 access to community and transport241 422 460 P 539 617 20 M Motor vehicles and Marine Sales D 558 637 footpath. These shall714 be consistent 2 5 462 499 S 565 249 21 953 A 2 244 D 319 1 425 1 4 1 204 196 15 513 G 578 245 R E Massage13 Rooms X 698 421 461 A 538 618 54 33 C 219 715 T 2 2 498 entertainmentT and civic uses566 would 250 22 area, including all existing landscape Y 3 G 250 398 477 30 638 with adjoining sites where facilities. 1 514 E 577 H R Premises 245 320 32 697 S 3 3 420 461 458 462 537 619 244 954 A 1187 6 8 2 13 R 497 20 27 M U 424 639 R RD R80 A 567 251 842 108 C 321 399 478 R60 198 423 L attract515 community use. 576 243 24 elements. L FINAL APPROVAL GRANTED Open Air Sales and Display AA Motor vehicles and Marine Sales 120 133 6 3 D 3 419 460 463 536 E R 30 606 practicable. 457 E 496 100 Y E 301 7 423 561 640 717 2 1 IG 568 252 37 322 479 24 10 3 99 11 424 516 575 242 M V 99 422 Premises 696 11 121 1 2 459 453 464 H 535 288 65 26 A 247 800 641 S 718 R60 2 456 495 569 253 105 1185 1 480 787 38 323 R60 4 T M 441 425 465 517 534 574 287 241 1 Nightclub3 X 27 2 421 1 165 300 A 458 36 24 G B 246 L Open Air Sales9 and Display X 642 795 122 201 H 455 494 570 S 254 51 W 324 L 481 3 S 398 1 466 518 T 240 66 35 W E 3 420 8 4. Residential Development:1 156 E 426 533 286 Y E 1183 R 25 18 2 719 130 164 R 454 493 571 255 39 2 R30 18 4 397 2 2 N W 325 482 123 G 456 519 239 67 957 I ARGI 14 2 785 A S 427 467 532 285 60 25 OfficeY 1182 C P 5 23 1 Residential development shall be in 1 129 163 T 3 572 50 4 F K C 23 3 Nightclub X 720 L 396 1 453 520 256 34 R R 326 6 3 B 457 468 1 238 53 E 692 784 2 128 8 1 428 249 531 284 W O 419 2 A T 399 491 573 19 W D 1181 7 20 721 7 S 162 395 452 521 257 68 20 Y X/ 1 22 accordance with the R-Codes R20 N READ PARK 2 250 291 237 61 L 4 21 8 691 4 127 429 469 530 283 17 3 MINISTER FOR PLANNING A Restricted Premises 418 201 4 Y 394 400 490 258 7 N 300 AA 9 Office P 722 5 159 3 251 522 3 292 236 52 25 S S 690 778 5 470 282 O D 19 417 50 T standards in relation to density. 125 160 1 430 489 328 19 21 L S 1179 1 6 417 436 248 10 523 2 293 259 500 A 33 88 CU 161 2 252 471 235 16 31 R 1178 416 2 2 689 777 6 306 431 488 1 281 8 S Service Industry AA 12 21 8 126 RD 11 416 200 435 247 524 260 9 24 T IE 3 Restricted Premises 51 X 12 O 472 500 294 234 880 34 202 7 776 F 305 432 280 18 57 1177 K 415 796 L 20 246 487 261 881 Date 14 C 487 11 6 A 308 415 4 448 295 233 30 W A 775 88 S 304 433 473 329 279 14 P N 1 M 414 597 13 50 1 245 486 1 325 262 10 23 L Shop AA 488 649 5 797 3 1 4 296 232 501 E 16 Service Industry AA 4 774 303 309 373 2 447 474 330 278 T 1 56 2 413 1 596 3 2 2 434 203 485 2 324 S 263 S A 15 489 650 3 798 310 1 446 T 297 231 4 S 17 54 773 1 3 35 T 204 475 3 331 277 T 1174 412 686 2 799 2 3 S 484 323 264 E 1 22 Showroom P 490 311 4 445 298 230 2 R 411 Shop 685 P 1 772 855 393 3 476 332 276 11 O 16 2 5 346 483 5 322 265 3 ID 55 491 HAWTHORNE 3 1 800 312 M 36 368 299 229 24 117 R 684 771 854 A 392 4 6 407 202 206 444 477 333 275 Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or 410 E PARK 801 925 313 H 345 367 321 266 15 3 492 T 729 299 S 5 201 478 4 300 6 S Showroom 683 X 770 4 E 391 408 207 334 274 10 875 W A 803 1 R 344 6 320 267 Dependent Persons' Dwelling, 10 3 M 654 730 802 T 926 4 G 666 366 301 228 25 201 Y c 2 3 R40 409 B 479 335 273 13 S 2 682 769 S 5 3 347 9 7 200 208 E 369 319 268 14 874 11 T M 655 731 803 3 A 365 302 227 V Multiple Dwelling P Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or 2 8 T 500 A T A Dependent Persons' Dwelling, Y V M S S T T 18 205 Warehouse P 50 E R40 849 E 5 197 338 270 50 70 11 48 G 589Multiple Dwelling 679 AA 767 3 929 20 R 7 211 439 1 372 316 190 72 31 135 R 657 734 870 T 366 350 381 6 362 305 ORRONG O 20 147 6 2 428 339 73 19 102 4 MACKIE 20 19 O 678 766 848 18 373 315 269 51 500 128 17 V 1166 E 806 871 2 N NO MULTIPLE3 382 5 212 361 191 21 18 A ST G 5 658 735 9 23 365 386 7 3 12 11 306 10 3 677 765 847 3 2 146 340 20 G Warehouse X 872 383 4 4 374 360 314 192 143 121 136 580 N 659 736 807 T 364 1 213 426 307 222 22 5 101 6 I 764 W 846 S 921 16 145 1 5 341 971 1164 9 K DWELLINGS 384 375 359 313 193 76 T 124 16 4 10 737 808 A 873 10 340 132 2 214 425 308 221 S 6 4 763 S 920 363 429 342 303 23 100 1163 14 676 H 932 11 385 4 133 144 3 376 358 312 M 194 7 7 133 122 738 809 IN 874 1 215 424 A 220 77 L 3 3 1 G 919 100 14 339 354 436 343 R A HOPE 1162 1 NO675 MULTIPLE 217 143 1 377 311 S 195 75 6 R 9 2 810 2 T 875 933 2 134 PS 357 149 219 T 139 123 V O 4 338 2 216 423 344 W S 2 A 1161 20 674 3 N 918 991 3 355 378 310 185 Y 1 5 10 1 934 142 3 T 356 196 218 862 78 A 145 134 739 811 5 1 3 214 3 S 345 150 COURT D DWELLINGS 217 198 M R IDG 140 531 514 D L 131 T T 196 EY 61 529 516 S 5 138 S 195 45 T 194 132 527 518 S KIT 136 62 R H CH 2 193 135 525 D T ENE 192 44 E R WY 191 133 W B LOCAL CENTRE ZONE The symbols used in the cross reference1 163 RESIDENTIAL ZONE Footnote:63 IC A 190 522 C IZ 189 134 43 A L N 21 165 188 R 520 E The existingER range of local shopping and in the Zoning Table have50 the 64 D N ST Medium density residential187 development 1. Multiple Dwellings are only permitted 42 190 Y LEGEND EA 186 W D 168 185 L TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK service facilities serving the day-to-day following meanings:R 4 E R 51 21 of single houses and grouped dwellings184 41 S L D 170 183 182 in areas coded R40 and above, and in P M 20 537 1 E needs of local residents is to be consolidated. C R L 12 is consideredOO appropriate172 for the A F 64 22 K 181 addition are subjectLEE to clause RESERVE 22 of the 3 D S I S 19 HA 101 S N S "P" (Permitted Use): 79means that the 23 M IL L O 24 2 A L A A TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 Any new development should be of a precinct. Land may be developed175 in 85 R 62 L 15 25 Scheme Text - Special Application of the K M P Y C 1 EIG 26 102 C O T use is permittedH by the Scheme. 27 177 I L R C Precinct Boundary O G.O.EDWARDS PARK 2 18 230 140 84 193 W T L T T N height and scale similar to existing 60 accordance with the R-Codes 179 C E A 103R-Codes. 179 B V 3 1 ST 228 138 P 2 32 83 M IE buildings. Buildings shall be constructed 58 3 standards specified for R30. The 178 180 R 290 16 31 226 104 136 ST A CARLISLE PRECINCT 304 30 178 C U "AA" (Discretionary303 Use): means that 29 82 182 ERTS A with no set back from the street and be 56 retention28 of existing homes224 with the 134 1 L 291 302 105 The106 symbols used in the cross reference 184 FULHAM 207 132 177 185 ROB S 125 4the use is not permitted unless the 222 1 108 81 176 186 T provided with continuous shop fronts and 5 6 development of infill housing at the rear, in the Zoning Table have the METROPOLITAN K REGION 6 209 2 130 174 IL 12 Council has granted295 planning approval. 110 D B weather protection over the footpath. 12 5 is the most favoured211 form of 3 128 187 194 A E 1 501 following meanings: CU L 4 E 7 113 125 ST 171 M GH 299 8 E 213 217 126 AN S SCHEME RESERVES O AM 4 9 redevelopment.NF 142 CE 170 T N Careful control will be exercised over50 the OD 3 10 IEL 498 115 164 195 196 T O "X"5 (Prohibited Use): means a use that 11 D 124 165 NOTE: The Western Australian Planning Commission W 2 6 298 3 263 216 179 166 197 S 102 S 7 143 117 R T nature of anyH proposed new uses and A limited262 number of non-residential uses, "P" (Permitted Use): means that the 163 D R 16 8 177 123 D D A U 3 is not permitted9 by theR Scheme. 2 500 119 220 198 E R care of the Ministry for Planning should be consulted M P8 D P1P1P1 W 46 B 283 260 144 RD 167 S A P1P1P1 their design and layout to ensure minimal2 15 that serve the day-to-day needs of use is permitted175 by the Scheme. 156 162 168 199 M N H TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK T 14 122 169 219 O for full information on the precise land requirements N 1 258 T A H 100 1 4 281 13 146 N N E 1 44 5 20 1 145 S 157 161 218 200 D O 300 16 155 D V impact on adjacent residential areas. residents241 such as local shops, recreation 172 121 E Y R P for all Metropolitan Region Scheme Reserves. S Note:12 If the use of the land for a 255 254 T 217 201 L N N 11 243 149 170 154 S 160 2 T 21 148 158 P2P2P2 S E "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that 1 P2P2P2 Local centre developments41 will not be 2 500 areas and child area facilities are also 216 202 P HO particular purpose is not specifically 245 253 151 168 159 L A TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 W 181 149 65 IC 271 267 4 147 153 215 203 V permitted to occur outside the designated6 K appropriate uses 247for the area. These the use is not permitted153 unless the 166 223 222 K 57 259 272 1 252 5 152 204 N 20 500 38 mentioned in the Zoning273 EG 182 140 146 150 214 L U 22 21 258 HA 249 255 E T 24 23 boundaries of these areas. Additionally, 3 268 294 uses shouldM be designed in a manner 220 Council has granted planning156 approval. 164 224 205 H T S PRECINCT PLAN P8 37 2 251 141 151 213 C C F 11 1 Table1 and cannot be determined as 183 139 145 256 T O 158 225 206 E P7P7P7 R T 212 W CARLISLEA PRECINCT 217 163 D adequate car parking is to be available to 2 274 that291 is unobtrusive and of a250 scale in S 144 B P3P3P3 V D L 2 S 290 1 T 138 142 254 S Y K Other Regional Roads I P 10 falling within195 the interpretation of one 160 132 211 T E IL G 252 3 S 215 S 226 P6P6P6 L T 162 253 R K T P4P4P4 P6P6P6 ensure local14 centre parking does not keeping with288 surrounding residential "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that 143 E 1 S E P4P4P4 12 13 253 2 3 131 133 137 210 E I R Updated on 10 July 2018 11 1 194 22 213 Y B R A 31 320 of the Use Class categories Council 187 227 T 230 286 E 252 O P P5P5P5 V 6 161 S 257 R P5P5P5 encroach into residential streets, B 2 development. 500 is not permitted by211 the Scheme. 130 134 136 K 209 2 EN 193 273 189 210 228 P P may be considerT it an unlisted229 (ie 251 258 1 O 3 231 274 122 280 L P8P8P8 3 R S 123 135 T 259 although on-siteD parking requirements30 AT 275 283 191 129 S R 4 H The development of group housing221 R20 208 124 229 250 276 AMENDMENT GAZETTAL AMENDMENT GAZETTAL 192 5 30 200discretionary) use requiring228 that the 41 260 279 281 ST 232 18 193 206 TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK may be waived by6 the Council where the 20 282 Note: If the use4 of the land for a 40 128 230 277 0 0 7 4 5 should be in a manner that conserves222 the 249 278 P11P11P11 P10P10P10 N . DATE N . DATE 600 191 I 125 261 282 P11P11P11 35 3 advertising procedures233 referred227 to in HO 279 260 5 P9P9P9 2 295 W L 196 204 126 P9P9P9 50 36 26 1 6 IC EN 127 231 248 D 53 uses are to serve the local population, K O particular purpose is not specifically F 262 283 D 34 pleasant low scale residential281 style223 and 258 121 IE 274 294 SCHEME RESERVES R R 3. 2 February 2001 53. 27 January 2012 2 P L Y P8 R 7 clause 28 of the Scheme226 Text be I 198 D T 234 281 203 120 S A D 35 315 L 247 273 284 S 24 296 R 119 263 T 293 R P and are unlikely to require prolonged 314 L 224 256mentioned inD the Zoning 32 203 1 character of the areas. Priority will be 200 232 295 E 6. 8 October 2002 61. M 14 November 2014 11 225 A 112 272 R U 37 followed. 235 17 202 264 292 285 LOCAL CENTRES: P12P12P12 M G 70 31 G 254 233 D stopovers by customers. New car parks 188 225 226 Table and cannot be determined as 118 246 N 296 Parks and Recreation A D 10 5 21 38 204 14 111 113 A 271 304 291 286 N 8. 4 February 2003 75. E T 23 June 2017 236 224 given to ensuring20 that new development 252 201 117 265 R C 41 297 308 228 116 B Local centres will contain shops and 11 500 R40 3 T 21 falling within the interpretation of one 270 305 297 290 287 T P and vehicle1 access points shall be 40 205 S 16 104 110 114 ST R L 223 does not result in undue loss of privacy R 12. 6 September 2002 77. 19 June 2018 12 Where it is considered237 that a particular 230 101 T 266 E 15 28 2 E 269 312 services that cater for the day-to-day LOCALS PARKS: 289 L 307 234 303 I T 13 combined with existing parking facilities 298 of232 the Use Class categories Council 103 105 L 115 O S 27 17 206 300 247 L 36 1 238 222 15 or amenity for existing residents. 267 313 306 288 N Public Purposes 33. 1 April 2005 14 use could have a detrimental impact on 301 306 3 1 A Parks to be maintained for use by local 3 needs of local residents. Expansion of 37 26 14 9 8 262 234 102 235 245 268 298 P13P13P13 where possible. NO15 MULTIPLE44 207DWELLINGS185 7 may consider it an unlisted (ie 96 W 320 311 O P 5 18 25 221 18 300 4 R L L the amenity of the surrounding area 19 236 2 321 299 A L 502 501 7 S 263 residents and schools for recreational 314 302 2 R these centres is not appropriate. IA C E 19 208 184 24 AL 298 discretionary) use requiring that the 95 236 243 O L T D 23 220 EH 238 243 29 N G O H D 20 12 (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will USE AOFM LAND100 ST 242 330 319 T 307 300 1 G A N T E A 500 17 264 andP community237 activities. S T N 300 209 183 316 240 88 E Civic Use T S S R W N 219 295 advertising procedures referred to in TH 322 CU USE OF LAND 10 242 241 329 310 301 30 T IE O 49 28 BA 87 21 be subject to assessment and As indicated in the Zoning 266 87 ER 239 K T T 301 265 293 B 8 I T 182 18 clause 28 of the Scheme Text be R 328 315 308 L L A G 88 177 9 23 328 241 I 240 32 D U T 88 326 268 291 D S 7 31 A S N As indicated in the Zoning advertising under any relevant planning Table4 in327 the Scheme Text and outlined G 331 T 318 309 S I 181 19 E 6 C N S O D 178 7 followed. 289 78 S 323 A 202 PL HOW IT WORKS 64 N 53 O T 332 316 123 33 M D 89 R60 20 325 271 PS 340 T Table in the Scheme Text and outlined policy. below for a Residential Zone. E B O 302 T 6 301 E 10 287 5 L E T T P 327 317 L 255 90 63 55 9 8 5 3 273 285 341 333 121 I 203 H M 23 324 1 T TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK below for a Local Centre Zone. 302 S 124 E This Precinct Plan describes the Council's town planning 90 S A 4 2 324 4 319 3 E 348 326 7 62 U H 1 340 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS284 373 339 20 57 8 323 276 Y 254 R 122 Victoria Park 303 74 E 349 325 64 1092 intentions for this precinct. It contains a Statement of 1 Y 5 1 342 21 DEVELOPMENT2 STANDARDS2 D K 8 133 S 59 E 337 283 75 SCHEME ZONES T 159 322 S 279 R T 356 334 92 137 V T 347 9 22 15 3 2 304 A 73 76 S 63 Intent which applies to the whole Precinct and several R 1 335 77 507 213 4 320 Development shall generally282 beD in 357 350 335 55 10 135 50 A T Zone 66 338 65 134 176 5 K 1 D 66 253 H Development shall generallyS be in I 306 333 other statements which apply to specific areas within the O 362 23 3 7 6 6 31 T 321 2 355 336 56 N C Residential 72 Zone E 343 131 Residential S 175 1. accordance with the 281R-CodesG (where 67 R O 5 L H Use Class 331 71 YMENT 363 54 136 T R accordanceA with23 the R-Codes7 (where 309 70 65 358 61 252 R D T Precinct. These statements summarise the kind of future D D 30 E K 346 P 57 D L 174 Local Centre 69 RA 337 1013 L Use Class 300 4. S 22 N applicable)329 and any relevant planning C 64 361 72 A 119 129 E R D 8 E E 311 68 A 372 44 L 60 132 M A R applicable)D and any relevant planning 29 R 401 ST S G 351 344 T O H that is seen to be appropriate for the precinct. 173 Y Consulting Rooms, Day CareA Centre AA 327 M 63 N R 58 C L INE 313 325 c S 371 364 I 53 I 200 N L C 24 20 S policy. C E T 354 345 73 D 117 130 Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre P 172 28 402 1 AR N T G 999 120 G IE 2 policy. 2 TN K 62 I 370 E E 59 M Commercial U R 8 25 19 E A L 59 52 R M 1 324 Y L G 359 352 68 A B 99 171 15 Convenience Store,403 Service437 Station X 316 P 46 118 201 H U A 18 H D 14 1086 N A In this Precinct PlanG you will also find information about T 365 353 R 51 500 1016 P 125 E N Convenience Store, Service Station4 AA 27 435 318 323 A 60 58 251 L D S K 165 170 17 16 101 2 L 47 U STATEMENT OF INTENT S Educational Establishment, Place of434 360 21 67 Y R E the purposes for whichL land may be used and guidelines 3 T In addition, the 28following standards16 UN apply: 320 R40 57 369 50 S R S 2 S 169 AA 15 1017 T P Educational Establishment, Place of 17 Worship 322 61 48 108 115 126 E P A A 29 15 B 432 22 Y L Local Centre L V URY 405 56 368 366 100 250 1084 C for the development of land and buildings. Worship6 1 P100 44 20 The Carlisle Precinct will remain a mediumT density 30 14 18 100 406 430 321 49 106 O 6 5 T 55 367 23 109 116 T T 7 4 5 IN 13 31 13 Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant X 45 98 1083 A C 3 L 1. Plot Ratio: 19 ST 3 54 24 114 C 8 2 F 427 46 16 101 104 residential area. Continued development of a rangeR of Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant 147 P T 32 12 22 409 43 107 112 E 1 14 R E 53 25 96 This Precinct Plan should be read together with: - 10 E Buildings shallA have33 a maximum11 plot 21 47 19 99 102 M D 9 P G General Industry, Transport Depot 411 X 423 110 dwelling types at this density is desirable given the L

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A U 34 10 20 261 48 52 O 37 113 P T F H E T C 26 11 L General450 Industry, Transport Depot 12 X ratio of 0.5. 35 S 413 R 'D 97 3 61 NOTE: K M 9 261 422 49 18 E 42 103 proximity of the precinct to the city centre and goodS IL O 149 3 51 A 80 92 111 H 1.D Planning polices which contain guidelines forL the 451 150 5 36 Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X 27 95 2 9 A A B 8 B 416 421 28 41 20 W 452 453 14 37 7 ISH 50 W 11 12 accessibility to a wide range of support facilities and Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry151 X 262 OP 643 79 39 E 1 T development and use of land which apply to more 449 38 6 258 SG 418 S 93 990 17 R30R30 R-Code S 454 2. Set Backs: A 420 LATHLAIN PARK 644 29 44 T 8 10 32 P R A H 152 5 Home Occupation263 AATE 40 O 88 A 21 regional transportation networks. L D C 448 W 4 257 645 36 N 928 V 4 ANCE than one precinct. ReferencesT are given in this Y 700 80 45 47 16 31 M L O Home Occupation4 AA Buildings shall have a nil set 3back to 264 R 419 1 86 10 7 A N 447 15 S 296 443 646 51 G H PL 3 H 2 U 1 642 35 89 3 E L Precinct Plan to those policies. 1 T 46 84 M 2 E 1 Home Office295 265 L 2P 31 43 30 U 46 16 Pthe street. Where applicable, A 3 641 647 34 50 2 46 IN TheF majority of the precinct will continue to accommodate P 220 N 458 87 I 1077 Home1 Office P E 1 640 32 47 7 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION R 46 R 4 Hospital, Nursing294 Home, Residential D LATHLAIN 648 52 82 1 28 I 4 219 455 49 85 340 42 N 457 developmentT shall have regard for 2 444 456 R 639 933 S single houses or grouped dwellings at a medium density. Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential O 222 293 AA 649 33 53 73 E 2. The Scheme Text whichV contains legal and 2 N 218 Building 3 445 80 14 Y Y A 458 638 54 48 27 8 Carlisle Minor Town R 1 1 AA the planning policy relating to 1 8 650 61 83 939 U Building 217 4 446 74 M 1075 Existing appropriate retail andC commercial uses will be administrative provisions regarding the use and 459 41 6 6 PRECINCT 5 637 60 55 A 53 P Hotel,2 Motel, Tavern7 X 453 651 65 5 938 R 13 32 L R 7 non-residential development 269 R40447 / 60 7 81 6 C E 460 N 256 3 2 59 63 S 75 Planning Scheme No. 3 permitted to continue in theirM current locations. A limited R60 Hotel, Motel,39 Tavern 8 17 X 2 A 6 8 636 T H development of land. C 181 448 652 64 14 A 24 33 18 N 255 225 5 452 596 600 58 57 6 937 M 54 1072 1 18 adjacent to residentialU land. 9 635 76 L 10 D 180 Light Industry X 653 62 13 E number of non-residential uses, to serve the immediate 226 289 271 A 5 595 601 78 7 Y 52 19 T 47 19 17 254 V V 451 10 634 66 23 2 S Light Industry XD 179 A 594 654 8 79 936 8 68 11 272 602 11 needs of the locality, will be permitted throughout the In order to EdetermineY how a particular lot is affected by 3 182 253 227 4 633 77 26 1 L 178 4 11 593 655 67 1 9 ST 51 H 69 12 106 3. Pedestrian Amenity: Liquor Store228 - Small 1 X 603 72 AS 177 183 252R40 3 M 632 10 C precinct. In the long term, uses considered incompatible the above, you will need to referC to that lot on the map 22 51Liquor Store - Small P 228 2 600 ST 592 A 656 101 80 25 12 13 E O 67 13 22 12 604 R 899 2 12 M P N Buildings shall be provided216 with 184 251 3 2 16 591 S 631 657 71 14 Y A N 22 V 605 44 W with residential uses will be Tencouraged to relocate. and the related text in this PrecinctA Plan. Where a R80 51 Liquor Store - Large 1 X 13 A 630 69 101 11 21 Y 20 E U 200 185 285 35 3 15 R 45 16 5 250 2 34 590 658 102 S G Liquor Store - Large X 4 awningsN or verandahs over300 the 1 606 4 769 O property is located on or near the PrecinctH boundary it 6 A 1 14 36 33 629 102 20 T C 186 249 589 659 4 45 21 N K O T 7 706 N 138 214 Lodging House, Serviced2 Apartment AA 32 607 70 3 6 A 26 44 S 17 31 628 770 T M N 15 2 footpath.U Where practicable this 1 283 4 15 588 660 18 R may also be necessary to consult the neighbouring Lodging House, Serviced Apartment8 706 AA 14 D 247 3 37 S 608 896 19 The retentionS and restoration of original housing which B S 137 2 5 18 30 T 2 38 D A R T 24 500 212 NO MULTIPLE DWELLINGS R 587 627 661 HOLDEN 945 L E 616 707 shelter136 should be continuous and 3 247 246 233 282 E D Precinct/s. It should alsoH be noted that from time to time, 9 Massage Rooms 6 X 19 38 B 609 1 31 17 16 contributes to the character of the precinct will be A C 706 R O P 586 626 662 58 100 W U 615 234 E L A H O Massage22 Rooms 708X 176 301 211 189 246 29 R 505 A 610 P FLETCHER the Town Planning SchemeT may be subject to 631 consistent with adjoining sites. 280 20 T 39 558 625 O 33 S 9 E B S S N 585 663 59 T 15 encouraged. NewA development should complement the 210 Motor vehicles245 and Marine235 Sales 28 506 E 611 L 30 T 632 25 175 145 R 559 T 624 3 L P L 281 T O 200 O 29 L E amendments. 2 2 115 S 446 40 27 507 584 PARK 10 Y Motor vehicles and Marine Sales F 612 scale, materials and character of existing dwellings. In 23 146 209 Premises 244 236 560 100 56 32 633 T 8 7 174 N 445 508 583 623 4 1 S 703 O 26 504 613 2 Premises 709 4. Residential6 L Density:1 X 192 243 237 21 561 11 E I 147 A Open Air Sales and Display X 444 503 509 582 28 S residential areas development will be set back from all lot B 702 2 C 2 238 25 8 T 1038 23 I 5 H 1 193 3 14 891 G You are reminded that before landE and buildings can be Open Air Sales and24 Display 711 X Residential Fdevelopment shall be in 4 242 502 562 12 88 R 3 I 3 2 22 510 581 31 1 A boundaries and the site landscaped. 611 701 E 2 448 10 7 L V 712 L 194 239 1 23 501 B 563 A Y S developed or used for another purposeA it will probably be 4 D 171 3 5 Nightclub X 511 I 580 247 82 22 X E T 610 700 791 accordance with the R-Codes 240 S 540 616 55 500 Y L 713 463 24 459 500 H 564 T Nightclub X 1 6 205 195 512 O 579 246 30 32 217 A necessary to make a planning application and receive N 609 699 790 241 422 P 539 617 M E S W O 637 714 standards2 specified for 5 460 499 S 565 249 21 20 953 A H L C Y T 1 1 Office204 196 X 462 513 G 578 245 R Safe andW accessibleP movement for pedestrians,E cyclists P 698 4 15 421 461 A 538 618 54 33 N 2 2 498 22 C 219 Y I approval from the Council. M 30 Office 638 715 T P 1 514 T 566 250 H C A 697 S Residential R30. 420 461 458 462 E 577 244 954 A R H 3 3 2 13 R 497 537 619 20 27 M U and people using public transport and other vehicles is an 639 R RD R80 A 567 251 842 108 C R60 198 423 L 515 576 243 24 L 6 3 419 120 133 D Restricted3 Premises X 460 457 463 E 536 100 E R 640 717 2 1 I 496 568 252 37 Y E important aim for the precinct. In addition, public places Restricted Premises X 10 3 99 11 424 G 516 575 242 M Enquiries concerning this Precinct Plan or general 696 11 121 1 2 459 453 464 H 535 288 65 26 641 S 718 R60 2 456 495 569 253 105 4 T 787 M 425 465 517 574 241 38 1 165 300 Service IndustryA 441 X 458 534 287 36 24 such as streets, parks and reserves will be enhanced and planning matters should be directed to the Council's 642 795 122 1 201 H 455 494 570 S 254 51 W Service Industry3 AA S 398 1 466 518 T 240 66 35 W 1 156 E 426 533 286 Y R O 2 719 130 164 R 454 493 571 255 39 2 R30 18 maintainedD so that they contribute to its pleasantR Planning Department. 123 397 2 456 519 2 239 67 R 14 2 785 A G 467 957 1 1 129 Shop S X 427 532 285 50 60 4 25 A L 163 T 3 572 256 720 396 1 453 520 238 34 R environment. H 3 B 457 1 Shop 692 784P 2 128 8 1 428 249 468 531 284 53 W O A T 399 491 573 19 W 721 7 S 162 395 452 521 257 68 20 Y L N READ PARK 2 250 291 237 61 L 691 4 127 429 469 530 283 17 3 A P 4 Y Showroom 394 400 X 490 258 7 N 722 5 159 3 251 522 3 292 236 52 25 S Showroom690 778 5 X 125 470 282 O D 160 417 1 436 430 489 328 259 19 21 L S 88 6 248 2 252 10 523 2 293 235 500 A D 689 777 CU 306 161 Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or 471 281 16 8 31 R S H R P 6 11 200 431 488 1 260 T A L 12 8 126 RD 416 435 247 524 294 234 9 24 R Single House, Group Dwelling,776 Aged or O 305 472 500 280 880 R 7 F Dependent Persons' Dwelling, 432 246 487 18 881 57 OW 11 796 L 20 415 4 1 448 295 261 233 30 6 88 A 304 308 473 279 14 P Dependent Persons' Dwelling,775 S 433 486 1 329 325 10 S 13 5 797 50 Multiple3 Dwelling 1 1 P 245 4 296 262 232 501 23 L T 4 774 303 309 373 2 447 474 330 278 T 1 56 Multiple Dwelling AA 3 2 2 434 203 485 2 324 S 263 S A 15 3 798 310 1 446 T 297 231 4 S 17 54 773 1 3 35 T 204 475 3 331 277 T 2 799 2 3 S 484 323 264 E 1 22 311 Warehouse 4 X 445 298 230 2 R 1 772 855 393 3 476 332 276 O 16 2 5 Warehouse X 346 483 5 322 265 3 11 ID 55 800 312 M 36 368 299 229 24 771 854 A 392 4 6 407 202 206 444 477 333 275 H 321 266 15 3 729 801 925 299 313 S 345 5 4 367 300 6 770 E 408 201 207 478 334 274 10 875 803 4 1 R 391 6 320 267 W 730 802 T 926 4 344 666 366 301 228 25 201 Y T 2 3 G R40 409 B 479 335 273 13 S 769 S 5 3 347 9 7 208 E 319 14 200 369 365 302 268 874 V H 1 803 3 2 8 A 227 500 A O T CARLISLET MINOR TOWN PLANNING T A C Y V H M S S SCHEMEK NO 3: T T 70 18 205 IN 767 3 849 20 E 5 7 197 439 1 338 270 50 11 48 31 135 870 929 R 350 381 6 211 372 362 316 190 72 T 366 20 147 6 428 305 73 102 4 O 766 848 18 O 2 339 269 51 19 128 17 R Special requirements may apply to the 871 2 N NO MULTIPLE3 382 5 212 373 361 315 191 21 500 18 R 806 23 365 386 7 3 12 11 306 10 3 O P 765 847 3 9 2 146 340 L 383 4 4 374 314 192 20 143 121 136 N subdivision of land in the Scheme area; 807 872 364 213 360 307 222 22 101 G ADOPTION W 846 T 921 1 1 426 341 971 5 764 S 16 DWELLINGS 384 145 5 375 313 193 76 T 124 16 4 808 A 873 10 132 2 214 359 308 221 S 6 refer to the text below. S 920 340 363 429 425 342 23 763 H 11 385 4 144 376 312 303 M 194 7 100 N Adopted by resolution of the Council of 809 I 874 932 133 3 358 A 220 7 L 133 122 H N 14 339 1 215 436 424 77 A 3 1 G 919 100 354 217 1 377 343 311 R 75 O T 875 933 2 143 357 S 195 6 R 139 123 9 C 810 2 O 134 216 PS 423 149 219 W T the Town of Victoria Park at the Ordinary 918 4 991 338 355 2 344 185 1 S 2 3 N 934 3 142 T 378 356 310 196 862 Y 5 A 145 10 811 5 1 3 3 3 S 150 218 78 134 843 917 992 337 10 356 214 217 S 345 309 184 18 4 1 11 MeetingT of the Council held on the 9th 935 6 The symbols used in the cross2 reference 2 190 T 379 355 197 50 R N 812 876 T 2 S 141 422 151 217 863 2 13 140 O E COMMERCIAL842 ZONE 916 T 357 4 218 346 183 27 T D 300 S 7 993 336 1 120 1 C 1 380 354 198 20 48 12 S S 813 877 20 in the Zoning9 Table have the A 1 421 152 216 144 23 IN day of August 1994. 841 915 986 1 R 219 347 182 864 28 13 A ESI 6 137 5 N 2 381 148 199 48 40 105 4 878 994 ST 353 153 215 20 25 CARLISLE MINOR PR A range of low intensity commercial uses 5 7 2 8 136 209 A 3 5 420 348 181 35 14 43 840 4 985 following meanings:129 R 220 382 N 147 865 49 R 10 995 6 3 R V 352 IO 200 214 30 55 26 24 E 879 7 E 138 88 1 D 6 419 L 154 38 S JE 839 984 L O L 180 36 41 R

will be permitted within these areas. 2 5 333 IL 128 207 2 N 7 221 IE 383 351 146 201 866 54 L 27 T F

880 8 996 139 1 272 F 413 418 155 213 600 P 46 18 O S T FREY M 37 S H Zone 109 42 C 838 983 126 4 E 384 145 179 57 TOWN PLANNING 6 997 W 700 205 5 222 K 350 202 901 49 38 28 Development 881such as small scale 1051 Commercial 3 273 A 412 417 156 212 39 17 Y "P" (Permitted48 Use): means125 that the DER 6 185 110 20 837 912 982 5 14 W 385 R30144 203 29 4 2 331 7 223 349 16 882 998 49 203 274 411 416 111 157 211 900 50 39 H 47 showrooms,836 offices, and 911local shops3 are 981 4 6. 1 1 8 184 AV 386 177 8 A N 2 Use Class use330 is permitted by the Scheme. BOUL 9 16 311 143 204 56 M R O 31 15 883 999 1 88 4 224 410 414 394 158 210 A 17 19 T SCHEMES NO. 3 (1969) 980 1053 122 275 112 176 31 R E T J A E LEE 910 2 300 183 387 142 205 H IS L 30 appropriate.884 Residential uses will942 also be 1000 26 329 145 S 6 225 310 108 159 209 T 56 P 33 S H 5 276 409 393 113 175 32 N 51 P MAYOR 1 909 1054 120 W 5 182 388 141 A R 943 Consulting3 Rooms, Day Care Centre P 327 E 1 107 B 206 221 A 32 174 D 2 885 46 4 P 4 COMMERCIALST ZONE: I 160 R 35 The Carlisle Scheme (area indicated on permitted. 1 A 5 6 408 392 S 114 174 42 G 52 908 979 2 ST N 50 P 35 2 277 140 77 1054 "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that 3 181 106 H 207 222 34 1 2 47 56 S E 3 391 O 161 816 41 24 45 117 149 R 2 Suitable commercial development312 could 407 L P 115 173 53 14 177 the precinct plan) enabled the subdivision 907 978 3 E 301 4 2 B 2 69 S 139 208 40 Convenience Store, Service Station1056 AA 56 A T 1 180 105 162 223 886 945 the use45 is44 not permitted unless115 the O 5 A 390 G 37 36 New development shall be of a scale and977 1045 1 313 N RIA 70 A 116 172 13 178 906 152 N 50 5 1 30 138 S 33 CARLISLE 887 946 1 1057 114 27 include small scale showrooms, offices K 104 T 163 T 224 of lots for further residential development, L R30 Educational Establishment, Place of 42 59 193 314 306 E 117 171 A 12 IL 905 976 2 1044 Council has grantedH planning approval. 22 71 137 34 8 179 style to enhance and complement 1083 113 153 280 MEMO 3 31 103 R G 888 947 3 1058 P U 61 1 FF 1and local shops. Expansion351 beyond the 305 396 118 164 170 225 9 173 the construction of new local streets, c 975 Worship 1043 B I 315 72 T 180 RESERVE M 36 136 3 S 948 1005 1059 T 1 2 40 E 61 26 281 CU 68 102 165 10 G 89 existing15 buildings within the precinct. R 111 155 2 25 350 398 119 L 1 S 1084 35 boundaries of commercial areas316 is not 304 73 135 2 226 11 181 developmentN Pof a parking reserve and 949 1006 1060 2 T CARD 282 404 101 166 O J M BONKER 2 Fast Food Outlet,S Restaurant P "X" (Prohibited Use): means300 a use10 that 157 3 174 3 349 400 1 67 120 PARNHAM 1 171 R P New buildings shall be set back in a T 3 37 18 74 134 3 227 2 1 182 R R 3 8 1 4 25 5 4 283 100 167 12 O I CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 18 1007 1061 4 2 107 186 considered appropriate. Residential348 403 66 121 676 pedestrian and cycle paths. This T 14 35 159 75 133 14 7 C 4 57 7 1 is not permitted by the Scheme. 186 5 23 318 29 99 PARK 1 H R manner generally20 consistent with the 1008 General2 Industry, Transport Depot1088 X 67 107 18 1 284 402 65 122 168 675 11 A E 12 1 6 2 5 303 uses are permitted. 301 76 132 169 Scheme requires owners of land, able to R W T 33 184 21 2 319 30 98 674 13 194 2 T 10 D E 2 1009 1089 5 3 500 34 T 285 401 64 123 5 S K building set back22 on adjoiningG land and in 1039 70 S 1 3 77 131 S 10 23 3 4 6 1 500 173 300 31 97 537 673 184 subdivide their properties because of theT FINAL ADOPTION L 1010 1090 1088 103 182 2 4 320 286 63 4 9 O 1038Hazardous Industry,100 Noxious Industry X 7 Note: If the use of the31 land for710 a 345 78 124 130 672 53 20 the immediate locality. PriorityU will6 be 172 2 299 32 R 96 538 185 167 8 25 C 1091 1089 8 5 7 72 300 180 321 62 A 18 8 1 E 5 1037 9 30 31 1 287 50 L 79 125 129 671 provisions of the Scheme, to pay the Adopted for final approval by resolution of 7 S AA/ particular purpose32 is not specifically 100 166 6 344 298 54 E 95 539 804 186 166 H 6 given 27to minimising the2 impactT 4of any 1065 1092 1090 6 1 7 33 7 322 61 IG 126 670 7 IL T E 1036 Home Occupation 288 H 80 540 803 L S 3 R X3 100 6 8 343 53 70 94 669 19 500 187 165 L Council for the construction costsC of the the Council of the Town of Victoria Park at 1066 1091 10 4 9 297 60 6 R 29 1 1093 mentioned in32 the Zoning26 8 35 323 289 26 81 127 541 802 P development on adjacent residential uses1035 97 169 370 342 93 536 P 668 501 188 30 E 1 1067 1092 11 P/ 5 1 38 100 ST 296 L 542 S 15 roads and other works. The Council'sS the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held 2 1094 24 R40 324 59 128 Y 535 A 689 801 T 5 T 2 1034 Home Office 2 12 290 25 82 Y X3 Table and cannot be determined as 171 341 24 36 92 R N 543 189 164 or land through3 appropriate site design 1068 1093 12 10 9 3 40 295 58 U 534 E 800 23 17 R 32 A 3 325 83 C T 666 690 4 Planning Department must beD consulted on the 11th day of August 1998 and the H 1033 7 22 104 14 340 291 37 91 R 544 799 190 163 27 T 4 1069Hospital, Nursing Home,1094 Residential 15 11 E 397 533 665 691 34 and layout.A Adequate parking must be 1096 6falling within the interpretation20 of one 92 42 294 R 52 57 84 545 16 3 R 52 AA 88 50 326 U 23 90 M 532 798 2 162 17 5 1 Building 105 T 22 J 38 398 692 191 with regard to the potential costs seal of the Municipality was pursuant to 1097 1095 12 20 91 17 339 293 L U 56 546 797 2 36 54 9 2 of the Use Class categories Council 1 100 K 327 A P 85 18 provided to ensure that commercial 12 A 21 39 89 399 531 693 161 3 1096 4 2 816 N IT 55 547 2 796 1 42 1098 504 84 T 292 ST D 22 E 86 530 associated with subdivision of land. that resolution, hereunto affixed in the 7 13 E 328 R 400 694 1 59 19 P 56 6 Hotel, Motel, Tavern AA may consider14 it an unlisted (ie 224 101 337 20 40 548 795 160 A 500 I parking37 does not encroach into 1099 1097 85 5 386 817 54 1 695 R C 5 6 446 21 87 401 D 20 A 77 4 54 15 329 35 41 396 528 662 794 60 159 S presence of : R 58 1100 1098 90 E VIEW 376 336 818 53 402 696 T N 101 O 3 18 discretionary) use requiring that the 226 K 387 815 49 88 395 661 A N P residential areas. NewTE Parking areas Light Industry AA 17 14 447 330 42 527 549 S 697 149 S 21 E L 1128 40 75 2 1099 55 LA NO MULTIPLE335 DWELLINGS 29 52 T E 60 1 200 99 819 394 660 61 7 102 R advertising103 procedures referred13 to in T 388 2 814 34 43 404 526 550 698 793 T and vehicle accessSTA points shall be 79 1100 24 17 16 N 901 2 380 331 31 51 659 T S 73 13 MI 2 229 820 393 S 525 S 62 25 103 1 27 110 379 COMMUNITY FACILITIES:4 30 44 T 405 699 792 2 2 63 81 Liquor1101 Store - Small AA 3 389 813 15 50 20 392 552 658 combined with existing parking facilities 1103 14 clause 28 of the Scheme Text be 1 295 231 3 406 791 2 3 71 61 21 ST 10 821 45 657 63 RESERVES104 M 2 104 20 8 373 390 S 812 32 14 49 391 553 24 A 1104 299 27 T 378 The Carlisle Hall and2 Harold776 Hawthorne 21 407 524 790 3 7 9 A 656 700 96 I where possible. 69 84 followed. 1 822 46 390 105 K 2 Liquor1103 Store - Large3 AA 6 50 5 V 16 11 408 523 789 64 A 1105 26 234 391 777 811 20 655 701 S 11 I 1 66 86 1 Centre provide a community focus in 47 261 788 G 3 Land within these95 areas is vital to the 1104 501 378 4 13 88 823 16 10 190 522 654 702 106 1106 4 12 1 S 13 262 388 65 IG J A E LEE 1124 5 5 290 236 392 3 778 810 T 48 521 787 R 123 USE OF LAND 68 1105 Lodging House, Serviced12 ApartmentCU AA 2 the area. 189 387 409 703 B 107 94 88 1107 25 2 370 304 2 89 824 12 263 557 786 10 residential amenity of the precinct and MAYOR 1123 6 22 Where it is considered that a particular1 393 14 779 809 60 520 704 3 288 238 3 1 774 188 386 410 653 122 93 UAM 1108 1106 7 1 526 901 825 264 519 S 785 108 PL 1 S T 1 368 287 9 133 385 T 705 66 should continue to be used, maintained As indicated in theT Zoning91 2 use could have a detrimental impact on 6 416 187 S 559 652 784 121 2 1107 Massage Rooms8 1 X 240 395 780 808 3 T 518 92 1 D 7 2 900 286 7 773 826 134 412 706 109 3 35 9 2 3 366 500 417 8 186 266 517 651 783 67 120 and enhanced primarily as parkland for Table in the Scheme Text and 1110outlined1108 the amenity of the surrounding area 3 394 8 781 807 2 413 707 91 3 10 3 9 309 283 EMAN 3 694 772 135 267 384 650 782 Motor501 vehicles and Marine Sales 406 828 5 185 S 516 560 708 68 119 2 2 103 2 311 283 20 RS S 111 33 T 414 649 2 1111 140 R30 2 1 T 782 806 136 268 A 383 515 passive recreational purposes while below for a Commercial Zone. 6 35 4 (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will 388 771 561 709 110 1 S 1 529 312 282 21 NO 405 1 184 O 415 118 9 1110 Premises T 3 1 2 4 63 382 514 648 69 1118 5 500 783 805 828 137 416 562 710 89 7 2 390 313 6 404 420 3 770 183 3 381 647 117 111 accommodating some community and 1111 4 Open Air Sales and Display AA be subject to assessment and 2 247 11 417 563 711 7 1 A 691 829 1 138 2 646 J M BONKER 1117 3 3 314 7 421 695 1 784 804 5 182 380 564 112 88 10 8 18 L 392 418 20 active recreation facilities. 1116 2 6 M advertising under any relevant1 planningB 14 316 500 690 696 2 830 139 1 379 645 T CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 100 A 394 5 422 785 803 181 419 565 113 S 1 13 O 2 N 12 3 4 644 T O 357 318 501 3 1 378 18 566 S 1115 10NightclubS 100 X Y R 689 697 831 S 272 T ET 1 R policy. 3 395 4 423 5 3 T 643 A 72 87 103 G 318 D SHEPPERTON786 802 2 377 567 R 114 2 1 18 A 4 443 355 1 1 767 2 273 99 397 2 424 698 832 T 2 12 NO MULTIPLE3 T 5 320 6 50 376 568 642 73 86 The development of any buildings within 1 17 105 E 1 353 1 22 2 ST 787 2 19 U 142 17 115 RECOMMENDED FOR FINAL APPROVAL Office 2 97 P 397 4 425 699 766 C 132 5 6 3 738 179 375 569 1 2 353 833 K 500 275 OL 98 96 440 3 11 23 NE PRECINCT788 1 7 374 116 85 these areas will generally not be 122 DWELLINGS15 4 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS7 4 700 737 765 18 E 131 178 570 141 T 21 13 T 107 X/ 8 7 51 2 DA 834 6 16 20 S 3 4 24 257 5 T 68 143 571 74 Restricted Premises 139 9 438 349 1 701 789 799 130 177 277 permitted unless they are unobtrusive to 6 AA 1 4 764 17 N 10 1 96 2 50 28 2 3 723 50 835 7 144 278 H 75 10 2 Development shall137 generally be in 16 403 348 3 3 790 798 69 129 176 O 15 2 7 S 12 327 2 1 763 279 the setting, small in bulk and scale and 1 T 2 16 145 C 3 105 Service Industry23 8 AA200 405 346 1 175 76 82 93 1 accordance52 with the R-Codes (where 434 5 1 M 2 797 8 5 2 146 3 734 762 146 14 ancillary to local recreational pursuits. 107 2 9 300 1 345 T A 3 300 15 128 174 81 54 15 6 S U A 4 77 1 H 1 432 2 D 796 9 147 66 E 10 87 applicable) and any relevant planning 2 343 682 726 733 761 V 173 CHAIRMAN OF THE WESTERN 4 Shop D ST AA 56 2 331 1 722 E 14 127 No activity or action will be permitted 1 110 L 500 17 793 148 13 S 78 6 68 1 A 5 131 681 A 727 732 172 20 T 2 N policy. 46 19 410 100 706 E 721 760 126 AUSTRALIAN PLANNING COMMISSION 112 5 2 D R404 84 19 335 640 1 13 149 19 P which destroys the integrity of the 3 6 129 731 794 2 L 79 Showroom 1 P 5 101 720 728 759 125 A 4 12 85 82 337 641 302 GLES600 12 150 N T 5 46 TS 112 1 E N 4 4 12 413 679 AN T 795 124 T 80 recreational areas, including all existing 5 83 7 80 22 6 340 719 729 758 CU 1 151 E 62 63 126 3 642 601 S 20 113 ST ID ST 111 10 Single House, Group Dwelling,3 Aged or In addition, the23 following standards7 apply: 639 678 708 S 123 S 78 2 424 718 T 730 WELSHPOOL E landscaping elements. Date 9 81 11 ST 1 739 757 74 154 GA 76 124 8 2 NE 643 709 114 R M 1 S Dependent Persons' Dwelling, 76 23 1 638 1 1 T 122 P A 8 A NORTHS T.A.F.E. S COYNE 34 4 9 6 3 D S S R T 153 2 10 74 15 4 595 T 710 2 740 756 75 121 A 110 629 S 7 76 75 3 122 7 644 2 V 115 14 1 Multiple Dwelling S P 27 637 3 230 IL 152 109 1 T 1. Plot Ratio: E 11 8 711 741 822 76 120 L 109 PRECINCT 74 73 120 C 596 3 G 1 151 T 9 144 E 715 FINAL APPROVAL GRANTED 108 16 24 54 300 32 1 29 545 646 R 712 742 755 15 108 CP/D 597 A 77 78 626 150 107 23 Warehouse 2 P Buildings shall have90 a maximum300 plot 51 647 R L 584 30 146 789 5 D 713 O 743 754 229 625 6 18 51 3 117 SCALE1 1 : 5,000 H 79 P E 106 32 648 4 CARLISLE L 585 I 5 1 1 ratio of 0.5. 150 714 T 744 753 823 107 624 S N 28 A S N 105 33 21 49 16 268 2 586 T N 4 O 2 2 115 14 634 R T 80 T 1 3 34 592 300 I 745 752 12 104 623 A T 3 R 32 149 2 3 6 A 228 587 S T 119 19 25 4 633 L 81 S U 147 18 16 266 1 B 746 751 CAMPUS S 2 B 5 36 H 1 591 7 7 118 H 30 34 47 2 3 632 651 4 11 W 1 S 26 2 2. Residential Density: PCP 151 W 2 SOMERSET 82 589 88 O A 264 Y 750 13 EW L 29 1 38 590 652 8 3 227 R K L 46 27 32 9 21 19 153 601 E 17 8 590 E 117 4 100 749 A D 103 B MINISTER FOR PLANNING 3 144 Residential development shall be in 549 S 602 653 667 D 591 113 31 28 10 40 T 2 T SWIMMING 14 O 31 2 21 261 S E T 9 W 5 S 23 629 666 T S 226 N G 592 K 116 1 accordance with the R-Codes156 550 700 9 1 S 16 2 21 G S A 114 104 41 30 12 B 145 42 273 50 R IN I T T E 23 259 54 628 665 E G R 1 H S R R30 M 6 40 T 14 350 25 10 S 8 B L 115 112 X 29 69 5 W 158 275 551 587 1 O POOL T T 3 E 3 E I standards specific for 627 664 S S 20 S E 39 C 25 257 388 2 225 10 51 T N Date 25 S 42 33 16 K 552 586 12 105 S 45 ST 160 277 3 626 663 7 1 237 U 38 103 Residential R30. 11 52 S 43 70 28 27 255 386 553 585 R30 5 10 3 37 E 393 4 625 662 12 34 6 162 279 10 224 44 70 44 101 253 554 608 624 13 12 238 2 29 100 13 43 45 164 281 383 509 555 9 ST 74 ERANC62 55 99 31 609 623 14 42 7 50 31 14 8 209 500 S 46 T 556 582 45 14 T 3 18 8 166 250 283 381 397 511 610 622 41 ESP 61 S T 7 11 13 2 3 19 33 S 581 611 46 40 209 73 60 685 96 621 6 217 50 7 168 248 285 399 507 100 12 N 20 580 612 17 39 61 80 65 684 378 620 98 13 L 205 828 IO 216 3 36 246 579 L 18 38 64 S 51 1 66 36 287 401 2 19 559 613 619 99 14 E 208 FO I 64 171 376 1 N 37 R IV 5 218 4 H ST GE 244 560 578 614 618 15 62 D 10 21 67 91 38 289 403 3 IT 20 36 GS 219 71 INGHALL 1 374 502 561 3 W 829 BRIG 5 68 300 500 615 2 21 35 11 81 38 242 405 2 204 220 BAS 8 562 1 616 34 23 41 175 292 500 82 15 1 22 12 40 240 371 575 203 207 S 221 116 72 7 407 71 7 563 50 16 T 1 3 294 498 81 35 194 L 43 8 564 203 T I 503 2 63 369 409 T S 2 85 177 S 73 9 17 S V 37 Y 43 237 296 496 79 11 S W S S 3 R 10 565 452 H T 16 M N 501 45 A 30 A A Y 92 65 U 367 411 74 70 R40 E N D A 36 83 B 566 453 P S 28 O A 15 45 298 494 69 19 E 17 186 W 501 502 1 R 180 191 12 12 P A 29 195 E 68 365 1 1 18 E 1 16 T 76 68 300 8 2 68 N 48 182 300 414 192 2 2 R 6 R 93 A 67 67 45 T D 17 C 363 491 13 O 20 79 49 193 219 46 4 5 196 6 502 119 70 50 232 S 416 T 66 569 443 N 187 R20 R30 T 361 S 4 21 R40500 E 69 337 P 1013 D L N 329 C 64 361 72 A 119 129 E R D E 311 68 A 372 44 L 60 132 M A R 29 R 401 ST S G 351 344 T O H A 327 M 63 N 53 R 58 C INE 313 325 c S 371 364 I I 200 N L S C E T 354 345 73 D 117 130 28 402 1 AR N T G 999 120 G IE 2 TN K 62 I 370 E E 59 M U R E A L 59 52 R M 324 Y L G 359 352 68 A B 403 437 316 P 46 118 201 H U A H D 14 500 1086 N A G T 365 353 R 51 1016 P 125 E N INDUSTRIAL (1) ZONE 435 318 323 A 60 58 251 L D S K 101 2 L 47 U 434 Note: If the use of the land for a 5. Access: Vehicular access will21 not be 67 Y R E L 320 R40 57 369 360 50 S R S 15 1017 P 322 48 108 E P T A 7 This section of the precinct shall be 432 61 22 115 126 Y L A V 405 particular purpose is not specifically56 permitted368 366 directly onto Welshpool 100 250 1084 L C 44 20 T 406 430 321 49 106 O 18 developed100 primarily for small scale 55 23 LEGEND T T 367 mentioned in the Zoning 45 98 109 116 1083 A C TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK S 3 Road or Orrong Road, where24 114 C 19 427 T 54 101 104 Zone 46 16 R industrial22 uses. Buildings shall be 409 43 107 112 E Table and cannot be determined as 53 25 96 21 47 alternative access19 exists. 99 102 M D 411 423 79 110 L

Use Class424 7 Industrial (1) 17 94 105 S IE attractively designed so they contribute to P

20 261 falling within the interpretation of one48 52 O 37 113 T F T C 26 11 L TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 S 413 R 'D 97 3 61 K M 261 422 49 18 E 42 103 S IL O a high quality industrial streetscape. 6. 51 Access: Vehicular access willA not80 be 92 111 H D L Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre P of the Use Class categories Council 27 95 2 9 A A B 8 B 416 41 20 W 7 ISH 421 50 28 W 11 12 Precinct Boundary 262 O 643 79 39 E 1 T The preferred258 uses shall be light industry, PS 418 may consider it an unlisted (ie permitted directly to Orrong Road, S 93 990 17 S E G 29 44 T 10 C R A ConvenienceAT Store, Service420 Station LATHLAINAA PARK 644 88 8 32 P C WELSHPOOL PRECINCT 263 E 40 O A 21 L N D 257 36 N 928 V A T 700 Swansea645 Street, or Cohn Street 4 31 L O Research and development, showrooms discretionary) use requiring that the 80 45 47 16 M P1P1P1 264 R 419 1 86 10 7 A L N 296 443Educational Establishment, Place of 646 35 51 G H P U 1 642 where alternative access exists. 89 3 E L and warehouses1 will be allowed265 where T 2 AA advertising procedures referred to in 31 46 84 43 M 30 U 295 L Worship3 641 647 50 46 I F 220 A 458 34 87 2 N 1077 1 N 640 47 I R METROPOLITAN REGION 294 D 648 32 52 28 7 219they are to be complementary to the 456 455 clause 28 of the Scheme Text be 49 85 82 1 340 42 IN 2 Fast444 Food Outlet, Restaurant P R 639 933 S P2P2P2 649 33 53 73 E V 218 222 293 3 445 7. Industrial Activities: Uses whose 80 14 Y Y industrial area. followed. 638 54 48 27 8 R A 1 8 650 61 83 939 1075 SCHEMEU RESERVES 7 4 446 74 M C 6 5 637 60 55 A 53 P 2 7 General Industry, Transport453 Depot AA operations facilitate651 the need for 65 5 938 R 13 32 L R 269 R40447 / 60 7 81 6 C E Other256 non-industrial uses will generally 2 63 3 6 8 636 59 S 75 H M NOTE: The Western Australian Planning Commission 448 large, heavy tonnage652 commercial T 64 14 A 24 33 18 255 225 5 452 Where it is considered that a 596particular 600 58 57 6 937 M 54 1072 P7P7P7 be discouraged from locating in the 9 635 L P7P7P7 P9 76 Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X 653 62 13 E care of the Ministry for Planning should be consulted P3P3P3 226 289 271 A 5 595 601 78 7 Y 52 19 254 V V 451 10 use could have a detrimental impact on vehicles to frequent634 the site, or 66 23 2 precinct except where they are toA be 594 654 8 79 936 8 for full information on the precise land requirements P6P6P6 272 602 11 EY P4P4P4 253 227 4 633 77 26 1 L Home Occupation4 11 X 593 whose operations are of a more655 67 1 9 ST 51 H 228 1 the amenity of the surrounding area 603 72 for all Metropolitan Region Scheme Reserves. AS P5P5P5 incidental252R40 uses, or where they directly 3 M 632 10 C C P5P5P5 22 228 2 600 ST 592 A 656 101 80 25 12 13 E O 12 heavy604 industrialR nature will not be 899 2 12 M P N 84 251 3 2 16 (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will591 S 631 657 71 14 Y A N P8P8P8 serve the area, and the nearby Home Office V X 44 W T A 1 A 605 69 101 11 21 Y 20 E 185 285 13 35 permitted. 630 3 15 R U 250 2 34 be subject to assessment and 590 658 102 S G residential precincts. 1 606 4 102 769 O H 1 Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential 14 36 33 629 20 T P10P10P10 PRECINCT PLAN P9 186 249 589 659 4 45 21 N K O P11P11P11 P10P10P10 2 AA 32 607 70 3 6 A P9P9P9 Building 17 advertising31 under any relevant planning 628 770 T M N P9P9P9 1 283 4 15 588 660 18 R Development shall be247 of a3 low to medium 37 S 608 896 19 S B S 2 5 18 30 T 2 38 D A R T NO MULTIPLE DWELLINGS policy. R 587 627 661 HOLDEN 945 L E 3 247 246 233 282 E Other Regional Roads D H Updated on 10 July 2018 scale and sites shall be well landscaped Hotel,6 Motel, Tavern 19 38 X B 609 1 31 17 16 A C R O P 586 626 662 58 100 W U 211 189 246 234 E 29 R L A H O T TOWNP12P12P12 OF VICTORIA PARK 280 20 T 505 558 A 610 PO 33 FLETCHER S E B 39 N 625 T 9 A S and maintained. Buildings245 are235 to be set S 28 506 E 585 663 59 L 30 15 T 210 R 559 T 611 L P L 281 Light IndustryT 200P DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 624 3 O L E S 446 O 40 27 507 584 29 10 Y back209 from the street, and244 landscaping236 of F 612 100 32 PARK N 560 623 56 Railways AMENDMENT GAZETTAL AMENDMENT GAZETTAL O 445 504 508 583 4 2 X 26 613 TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 192 243 237 21 561 11 28 E 0 0 the Asetback area is to be provided and Liquor Store444 - Small X Development503 shall509 generally be in 582 S 1038 IB 238 25 8 T 23 E N . DATE N . DATE 193 242 3 502 562 88 14 891 G P13P13P13 4 22 510 581 12 1 A R P13P13P13 maintained. Where sites are adjacent to 2 accordance with the R-Codes (where 10 31 L 194 239 1 448 23 501 B 563 7 A Y S V 3. 5 Liquor Store - Large AA 511 I 580 247 82 22 X E T A 2 February 2001 240 S 540 616 55 500 Y L or abut residential uses, setbacks to new 463 24 459 500 H 564 T WELSHPOOL PRECINCT 205 195 applicable) and any relevant512 planningO 579 246 30 32 217 A N 241 422 P 539 617 M E TOWN OFS VICTORIA PARK W O 6. 8 October 2002 460 499 S 565 249 21 20 953 A H L C Y T 204 196 15 Lodging House,462 Serviced Apartment X 513 G 578 245 R W P E P industrial buildings must be provided to 421 461policy. A 538 618 54 33 219 N 2 498 T 566 250 22 C Y IC M 61. 14 November 2014 1 514 E 577 244 H R A 3 13 420 461 458 462 R 537 619 20 27 954 A U H ensure that development2 respects those RD A 497 567 251 M SCHEME ZONES R R80 842 108 C 3 198 423Massage Rooms AA L 515 576 243 24 L 75. 23 June 2017 D 3 419 460 463 E 536 100 E R 457 I 496 568 252 37 Y E residential2 uses. 1 11 424 In addition, theG following standards516 apply: 575 242 M 459 453 464 H 535 288 26 19 June 2018 1 2 Motor vehicles and Marine Sales 456 495 569 253 105 65 77. M 425 465 517 574 241 38 1 300 A 441 458 534 287 36 24 1 Industrial (1) USE OF LAND201 H 455 494 570 S 254 51 W S 398 1 Premises 466 518 T 240 66 35 W 156 E 426 533 286 Y R O 64 R 1.454 Plot Ratio: Buildings shall493 have a 571 255 39 2 R30 18 D R 397 2 456 519 2 239 67 R As indicated in the ZoningG S Open Air427 Sales and Display P 467 532 285 60 957 25 A 163 T 3 453 572 256 50 4 396 457 1 maximum plot ratio of 1.0. 520 238 34 R H P9 1 249 468 531 1 53 W O Table in the8 Scheme Text and outlined399 428 491 573 284 19 W STATEMENT OF INTENT 162 395 452 521 257 68 20 Y 2 IndustrialL (2) 2 250 469 291 237 61 3 L P 394 400 Nightclub429 X 490 530 283 258 17 A below159 for an Industrial (1) Zone. 3 251 522 3 292 236 52 7 25 S N 470 282 O D 160 417 1 436 430 489 328 259 19 21 L S 248 2 252 2. Setbacks:10 All developments shall be 523 2 293 235 500 A D HOW IT WORKS 161 471 281 16 8 31 R S H R The Welshpool Precinct shallP continue to function as an 11 200 Office 431 P 488 1 260 T A L 416 435 247 524 294 234 9 24 R setback a minimum472 of 4.5 metres 500 280 880 R 432 246 487 18 881 57 OW industrial area, meeting the need for service industry in 20 415 4 448 295 261 233 30 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 308 473 329 279 14 P This Precinct Plan describes the Council's town planning 433 from the primary street alignment 486 1 325 10 L S 3 1 1 Restricted Premises 245 4 AA 296 262 232 501 23 T 373 2 447 474 330 278 T 1 56 the inner areas of the city and close to the city centre. 2 2 434 203 485 2 324 S 263 S A 15 intentions for this precinct. It contains a Statement of 1 T 297 231 4 S 54 Carlisle Minor Town 1 3 35 T and 2.25 metres446 from the475 secondary 3 331 277 T 17 2 3 Service IndustryS 204 P 484 323 264 E 1 22 Intent which applies to the whole Precinct and several 4 445 298 230 2 R 393 3 476 332 276 O 16 2 5 346 street frontages. 483 5 322 265 3 11 ID 55 Planning Scheme No. 3 M 36 368 299 229 24 A mixture of industrial uses will occupy the majority of this other statements which apply to specific areas within the A 4 407 202 206 444 477 333 275 392 6 321 266 3 345 5 Shop AA 4 367 300 15 6 408 201 207 478 334 274 10 875 precinct. Generally only light industrial uses will be Precinct. These statements summarise the kind of future 391 6 320 267 W 344 666 366 301 228 25 201 Y T R40 409 B 3. Car parking bays may be provided479 in 335 273 13 S 3 347 9 7 208 E 319 14 200 369 365 302 268 874 V H permitted west of Briggs Street in order to protect that is seen to be appropriate for the precinct. 8 Showroom A P 227 500 A O T T T the front setbackA area, however, C Y V H residential uses from the effects of heavier industrial S S K T Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or T 18 205 I 5 197 these bays must be screened from 338 270 50 70 11 48 N In this Precinct Plan you will also find information about 7 211 439 1 372 316 190 72 31 135 activities, while the area to the east of Briggs Street will 366 350 381 6 362 305 102 O O 20 Dependent147 Persons' Dwelling,6 2 428 339 269 51 73 19 4 NO MULTIPLE3 382 the street by an area of landscaping 373 315 191 500 128 17 18 R the purposes for which land may be used and guidelines N 386 5 212 11 361 306 21 R P be available for more general industrial uses. 365 7 146 X 3 12 340 10 3 O 2 383 Multiple Dwelling 4 374 314 20 143 121 N L 213 of at least 1.5 metres in width,4 (this 360 307 192 222 136 101 G for the development of land and buildings. 364 1 1 426 341 22 5 DWELLINGS 384 145 5 375 313 193 971 T 124 16 Non-industrial uses shall generally be discouraged from 132 214 359 308 221 76 S 4 363 2 landscaped area can be included to 429 425 342 23 6 385 4 Warehouse 144 P 376 312 303 M 194 7 100 N 133 3 358 A 220 7 L 133 122 H locating in this precinct except where they directly serve 9 1 354 215 436 424 343 R 77 A 3 O 217 143 1 377 311 S 195 75 R 9 C This Precinct Plan should be read together with: - 2 134 satisfyPS the landscape development 357 149 219 6 T 139 123 338 2 216 423 344 185 W S 2 the area, or are to be incidental to a primary industrial 3 355 378 310 196 Y 1 5 A 10 3 142 3 T 356 150 218 862 78 145 134 3 214 217 standard). S S 345 184 337 10 356 T 379 309 197 18 4 1 11 use. Importantly,T particular attention will be given to S 2 The symbols2 used in 141the cross reference190 355 151 217 863 13 140 50 R N T 4 218 422 346 183 2 T O E 1. Planning polices which contain guidelines for the 336 357 1 1 C 380 198 20 27 48 12 S S D 9 120 A 1 1 354 152 216 23 IN 421 347 864 144 ensuringESI that the land uses respect the amenity of 1 in the Zoning 137Table have the R 2 219 381 148 182 28 40 13 A development and use of land which apply to more 5 ST N 353 199 215 20 48 105 2 8 A 3 4. Landscaping: A minimum of 25% of 5 420 348 153 14 43 25 PR 129 136 209 R 220 382 N 147 181 865 35 49 R adjacent residential areas. 6 3 R following meanings: V 352 IO 200 214 30 55 26 24 E 7 E 138 88 1 D 6 419 L 154 38 S JE than one precinct. References are given in this L O the front setback area between the L 180 36 41 R

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139 1 272 F 413 418 155 213 600 P 46 18 O S T FREY M 4 109 179 37 42 C S Precinct Plan to those policies. 126 E 384 145 202 57 38 3 700 205 5 222 site boundary and the building K 350 156 212 901 49 39 28 17 48 125 DER 6 185 273 A 412 417 110 20 The precinct is less suited to residential use by virtue of 5 "P" (Permitted Use): means that the 14use W 385 R30144 203 29 2 331 7 223 349 16 49 203 274 411 416 111 157 211 900 50 39 H 47 1 8 184 setback requirement shall be AV 177 8 A N 1 BOUL 16 311 386 143 204 56 M O 31 15 its industrial nature. 330 1 88 4 9 224 158 210 17 R 19 T S 2. The Scheme Text which contains legal and 122 is permitted by the Scheme. 275 410 414 394 112 176 31 A R E T 2 300 183 landscaped and maintained in such a 387 142 205 H IS L 30 26 329 145 S 6 310 108 159 209 T P 33 S H 5 225 409 393 N 51 56 5 276 113 175 32 P R administrative provisions regarding the use and 120 W E 182 1 388 B 141 206 A 221 A 32 174 327 46 4 4 ST 107 I 160 R 35 D A 5 P 6 manner. Where parking bays are 408 392 S 114 174 42 G 52 N 50 P 35 2 277 140 3 181 106 H 207 222 34 Development shall be of a good standard which particular 47 56 S "AA" (DiscretionaryE Use): means that 3 391 O 161 816 41 development of land. 24 45 117 149 R 2 312 407 L P 115 173 53 14 177 E 301 4 provided in this area they shall 2be B 2 69 S 139 208 40 56 A T 1 180 105 162 223 attention being given to the setting and finish of the 45 44 115 O 5 A 390 G 37 36 the use is not permitted unless the 313 N RIA 70 A 116 172 13 178 N 50 5 1 30 138 S 33 CARLISLE 152 27 incorporated in the landscaping and K 104 T 163 T L 42 59 114 193 306 E 117 171 224 IL H 22 314 71 137 A 34 12 8 179 buildings. Emphasis should also be placed upon In order to determine how a particular lot is affected by 83 113 Council153 has granted planning approval. 280 MEMO 3 31 103 R G U 61 1 FF 1 351 305 396 118 164 170 225 9 RESERVE173 c B I shade trees 315will be provided a rate of 72 136 3 T 180 M 2 40 E 61 36 26 281 CU 68 102 165 S 10 G improving the visual appearance of properties from the the above, you will need to refer to that lot on the map R 111 155 2 25 350 398 119 L 1084 35 304 73 135 2 226 11 N P T CARD one tree per four316 bays. 282 101 181 O 300 10 3 3 349 404 400 1 67 120 166 PARNHAM 1 R P street. Buildings will be set back from the street to and the related text in this Precinct Plan. Where a 37 "X" (Prohibited157 Use): means a 174use that 74 134 3 227 2 1 171 R R 1 18 25 5 100 12 182 I 107 186 4 348 4 283 403 66 167 676 O T 2 159 75 121 133 7 C property is located on or near the Precinct boundary it 35 5 23 318 29 99 PARK 14 1 H accommodate landscaping and car parking. 1 67 107is not permitted by 186the Scheme18 1 284 402 65 168 675 11 A 2 303 NORTH 76 122 132 169 R W 5 33 184 21 2 319 301 30 98 674 13 194 T 10 D E may also be necessary to consult the neighbouring 3 500 34 285 401 64 2 S K 70 T 1 77 123 131 5 S 4 6 1 500 173 S 3 300 31 97 673 184 T 103 182 2 4 320 537 4 9 7 31 710 286 63 78 124 130 672 53 20 New developments fronting Orrong Road or Welshpool Precinct/s. It should also be noted that from time to time, 172 2 345 299 R RESIDENTIAL AMENITY: 185 167 8 5 7 300 321 32 A 96 538 18 8 9 30 72 180 31 287 50 62 L 79 125 129 671 32 6 1 344 54 E 539 804 186 166 H the Town Planning Scheme may be subject to 1 7 100 166 7 298 I 95 670 I Road, or a street which abuts residential land shall 6 33 322 288 SCALE 1 : 5,00061 G 126 Particular540 attention will be given to 7 L T 80 L 100 6 8 343 53 70 H 94 803 19 500 187 165 C S amendments. 4 9 297 669 6 L 32 26 8 35 323 289 26 60 81 127 541 802 P R generally take vehicular access from an alternative street 97 169 342 536 ensuringP that industrial668 land uses respect 501 188 30 E 5 1 38 100 ST 370 296 93 L 542 S 15 S 24 R40 324 59 128 Y 535 A 689 801 T 5 T 2 12 290 25 82 171 341 24 36 92 R the amenityN 543 of adjacent residential uses. 800 189 164 or laneway where available. 10 9 3 40 295 58 U 534 E 666 690 23 17 4 R 22 14 340 325 291 83 C T 544 27 D You are reminded that before land and buildings can be 7 11 104 37 91 R 533 665 799 190 163 20 92 42 294 R 52 57 E 397 545 691 16 3 6 88 50 326 U 23 84 M 798 2 17 105 T 22 J 38 90 398 532 692 191 162 developed or used for another purpose it will probably be 12 20 91 17 339 293 L U 56 546 797 2 1 100 K 327 A P 85 531 18 A healthy attractive working environment is sought in this 12 A 21 39 89 399 693 161 4 2 816 N IT 55 547 2 796 1 necessary to make a planning application and receive 13 504 84 T 292 ST D 22 E 86 530 694 1 224 101 E 337 328 20 R 40 400 548 59 160 19 P 14 85 5 817 54 1 795 A 500 precinct and will be takenI Cinto consideration with regard 6 446 386 21 87 401 695 R A approval from the Council. 329 35 41 396 662 794 159 D 20 R 54 15 90 E VIEW 818 53 528 696 60 S N 101 O 226 K 387 376 336 815 49 88 402 661 T A to uses, movementN andP the environment. Traffic 18 17 14 447 330 42 395 527 549 S 149 S 21 E L 55 LA 29 52 T 697 E 200 99 NO MULTIPLE335 DWELLINGS 819 394 660 61 7 102 R 103 13 T 388 2 814 34 43 404 526 550 698 793 T generated within the precinct shall be directed away from 16 N 901 2 380 331 31 51 659 T S Enquiries concerning this Precinct Plan or general INDUSTRIAL13 (2) ZONE TheI symbols2 used in the cross229 reference 820 393 S 525 S 62 25 103 1 110 M 379 4 30 44 T 405 699 792 2 3 389 813 15 50 20 392 552 658 nearby residential streets. Development and 14 1 295 231 3 406 791 2 planning matters should be directed to the Council's 21 in the373 Zoning Table have the ST 10 821 45 391 657 63 24 104 M 104 20 8 299 390 S 2 776 812 32 14 49 21 524 553 790 A This section of the precinct will be 27 T 378 9 407 700 I 7 1 A 822 46 390 656 105 96 redevelopmentK shall take into consideration pedestrian Planning Department. 6 V 16 408 789 64 A 50following meanings: 26 234 391 5 777 811 11 523 655 701 11 I 1 261 20 788 S consolidated and developed as well501 378 4 88 823 16 47 190 522 G 3 106 95 and cyclists access, safety and convenience. 1 13 S 13 10 388 654 702 65 G 12 290 236 392 778 810 262 787 I 5 3 T 48 189 521 703 R 123 94 2 304 2 824 387 409 557 B 107 maintained general industrial area. 1 370 2 14 89 12 263 520 786 10 288 238 393 779 809 60 188 CARLISLE386 410 704 122 "P" (Permitted 901Use): means that the 3 1 774 264 653 785 108 93 L 526 368 287 825 9 519 S 705 66 P 1 6 416 133 187 S 385 T 559 652 784 121 240 395 780 808 3 T 518 92 Non-industrial uses mayD be permitted 7 2 use is permitted900 by the Scheme.286 7 773 826 134 412 706 109 366 417 8 186 266 651 783 67 120 500 394 8 781 807 2 PRECINCT 413 517 707 9 3 309 283 EMAN 3 694 772 135 267 384 650 782 91 where they are to be incidental to the 406 828 5 185 S 516 560 708 119 103 2 311 283 20 RS S 111 33 T 414 649 68 2 140 R30 2 1 T 782 806 136 268 A 383 515 388 771 561 709 110 1 529 312 282 21 NO 405 1 184 O 415 118 primary industrial use or where they are "AA" (Discretionary1 Use) : means that 2 4 63 382 514 648 69 783 805 828 137 416 562 710 89 390 313 6 404 420 3 770 183 3 381 647 117 111 2 247 11 829 1 138 417 563 711 to serve the needs of the local industrialA the use is not permitted314 unless the7 421 691 695 784 804 5 182 2 380 646 112 88 L 392 3 1 418 564 20 B 645 1 14 316 500 690 696 2 830 139 1 379 T A 394 5 422 785 803 181 419 565 113 S O community. 2 N Council has granted planning approval. 12 3 4 644 O 357 318 501 3 1 378 18 566 S 3 Y 395 4 R 423 689 697 831 S 272 T R 318 5 3 T 643 A 72 87 G 4 D 786 802 2 377 567 R 114 A 443 397 355 2 1 424 1 698 767 2 273 T Development shall be designed and 5 320 832 6 T 50 376 568 642 73 86 E 1 353 1 22 2 ST 787 2 19 U 142 17 115 397 4 425 699 738 766 C 132 375 2 6 "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that 3 833 179 275 569 353 NE 7 K 500 116 85 96 constructed in a manner that ensures 7all 440 3 11 23 788 1 INDUSTRIALE ZONES: 374 141 4 700 737 765 18 131 178 570 8 is not permitted7 by 51the Scheme.2 DA T 16 21 5 834 6 T 143 74 139 438 24 257 701 789 799 Light and small68 scale industrial uses are 177 277 571 unsightly aspects of the use are either 9 349 1 4 764 17 130 10 1 50 2 723 144 278 N 403 348 28 3 3 50 835 7 69 176 H 75 2 137 16 3 2 790 798 129 O 15 containedS within on-site buildings or12 are 327 2 1 763 preferred16 in Industrial (1). General 145 279 C 200 T 346 1 175 76 82 52 Note:434 If the405 use of the land for a 5 1 M 2 797 8 5 146 3 734 762 146 14 300 totally screened from the street. 1 345 T A 3 300 industrial15 uses will be permitted128 in 174 81 ADOPTION 54 15 6 S U A 4 77 1 particular432 purpose is not specifically 2 D 796 9 147 7 2 343 682 726 733 761 V 173 56 2 331 1 722 E Industrial (2).14 127 17 793 148 13 S 78 Adopted by resolution of the Council of 131 681 A 727 732 172 T Vehicular access will not be permitted to 46 mentioned19 in the410 Zoning 100 706 E 721 760 126 20 19 335 640 1 13 149 19 P 6 129 731 794 2 L 79 5 101 720 728 759 125 A the Town of Victoria Park at the Ordinary 5 Welshpool Road and Orrong Road, Table and cannot be determined337 as 641 302 GLES600 12 150 N T 46 4 TS 112 1 E N 80 12 413 679 AN 729 T 795 124 T E 22 6 340 719 S 758 CU 1 151 Meeting of the Council held on the 9th 3 where alternative126 means of access 3 falling within the interpretation of one 639 642 601 20 113 ST ID 23 7 678 708 S 730 123 S 2 424 1 718 T 757 74 E ST 124 8 2 E 709 739 114 R M day of August 1994. exists. Car parking23 areas, (other than 1 of the Use Class categories CouncilAN 638 643 1 1 T 122 P A 1 S 9 6 3 D S S T.A.F.E. S R T 4 595 T 2 740 756 75 121 A 110 629 122 7 15 644 2 710 V 115 S 27 637 3 230 IL visitor car bays), loading Eand unloading11 8 may consider it an unlisted (ie 711 741 822 76 120 L 109 120 C 596 3 G 1 T 9 144 E 715 29 545 646 R 712 742 755 15 108 facilities, shall be located behind CP/D300 discretionary) use requiring that the597 A 77 78 626 90 51 647 R L 754 584 117 146 789 5 D 713 O 743 229 625 1 H 79 P 585 E buildings, 32or be setback a minimum 150of advertising procedures referred to in 648 4 T CARLISLE 823 L S I 714 A 744 753 107 624 N 16 268 2 S 586 T N 115 14 634 R T 80 34 592 I 745 12 104 623 A T 4.5 metres and in either case be clause 28 of the Scheme2 Text be 3 300 6 A 752 228 587 T 149 633 L 81 S J A E LEE 18 B CAMPUS S S 36 16 266 H 1 746 751 7 screened from the street. followed. 1 591 632 651 7 4 11 W PCP 151 W 2 SOMERSET 82 589 88 O MAYOR 264 Y 750 13 EW L 38 590 652 8 3 227 R K L 21 19 153 601 100 E 17 8 590 E 749 A D 103 B USE OF LAND 549 S 602 653 667 D 40 T 2 T SWIMMING 14 O 591 21 261 S E T 9 W 5 S 23 629 666 T S 226 N G 592 K 156 Where it is considered550 that a particular700 9 1 S 16 2 21 G S A 42 273 50 R IN I T T As indicated in the Zoning 259 54 628 665 E R H R3023 M 6 G 1 50 25 10 S 8 3 B L 158 use275 could have a detrimental551 impact587 on 1 O POOL T T E 627 664 S S 20 S E Table in the Scheme 25Text and outlined 257 388 2 225 10 51 T N T 552 586 12 S 160 277the amenity of the surrounding area 3 626 663 7 1 11 52 28 27 255 386 553 585 R30 5 10 below for an Industrial (2) Zone. 393 4 625 662 12 J M BONKER 162 279 10 224 44 253 (mainly adjacent residential uses)554 it will 608 624 13 12 29 100 13 43 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 164 281 383 509 555 9 31 609 623 14 42 31 be subject to assessment and 14 8 14 209 500 S 8 T 556 582 610 45 T 166 250 S 283 381 T 397 511 622 41 2 S 7 11 13 33 advertising under any relevant planning 581 611 621 46 40 209 248 100 6 12 7 168 285 399 507 580 17 39 N FINAL ADOPTION 612 620 61 828 O 378 policy. 98 13 L 205 I 6 246 2 579 L 18 38 64 S 36 287 401 19 559 613 619 99 SHEPPERTON14 E 208 FO I Adopted for final approval by resolution of R V 171 376 1 N 37 ST GE I 560 578 614 15 H 62 D 244 289 403 618 3 IT 20 36 S 1 374 502 561 3 W 829 BRIGG the Council of the Town of Victoria Park at Zone 300 500 615 2 21 35 38 242 405 2 204 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 562 1 616 PRECINCT34 175 292 Industrial (2) 500 82 15 1 22 the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held 40 207 S 240 371 407 71 7 563 575 50 203 T 498 81 16 294 194 L 8 564 203 T I on the 11th day of August 1998 and the 369 409 DevelopmentT shall generally be in S 177 8 S 73 9 17 S S V 43 Use237 Class 296 496 79 11 W S S 10 565 452 H T 16 M N A 30 A Y A A seal of the Municipality was pursuant to 367 411 accordance with the 74R-Codes (where70 R40 E N D 566 453 P S 28 O A 298 494 19 17 186 W 180 191 69 P E 365 12 1 12 18 A 29 195 1 Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre P applicable) and any76 relevant planning68 1 E that resolution, hereunto affixed in the 300 414 192 R 300 R 182 45 2 2 T 6 D 363 491 67 20 policy. 219 13 4 O 5 presence of : 232 416 193 T 46 569 443 N 196 187 Convenience Store, ServiceS Station AA S 66 4 185 T 361 489 47 21 4 500 302 194 218 65 570 5 230 418 C 48 T 16 3 1 R40 Educational Establishment, Place of 487 A 217 S 185 187 304 360 R 49 44 A 20 458 197 228 AA S 63 L 2 Worship 3In addition,O 216 the following standards apply:43 18 B 433 459 89 306 358 421 485 62 A N 51 N 1 42 1 Y 23 502 184 188 4 2 61 T 21 225Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant356 422 P 52 41 S 3 482 196 20 15 12 24 503 309 6 888 53 40 4 223 424 1. Plot Ratio: Buildings shall have a 21 504 5 197 500 39 8 5 D 311 481 54 449 20 11 189 R J A E LEE IS 22 437 26 505 R 221 General Industry,4 TransportL 426 Depot 198P maximum plot57 ratio of 1.0. 38 10 7 U L 1 R 23 1 T I E 37 7 506 S L MAYOR 313 3 215 L 11 W D 4 T A W 478 24 6 25 R S N 2 428 214 55 G 36 76 507 A O D E 2 N 25 58 5 27 N F 3 R Hazardous1 Industry, Noxious Industry X 85 A 35 S L 521 I 430 L 75 44 4 508 E I H 2. Setbacks:1 All development shall26 be A M 191 S 475 3 212 34 3 1 28 509 522 P 2 27 74 10 432 203 6 33 V 2 191 Home Occupation X setback140 a3 minimum of 4.5 metres28 60 A 1 2 R 29 510 523 2 2 473 32 73 D 434 4 29 485 511 141 IA 61 498 524 471 L from all road alignments. 30 A 89 IC 6 S Home OfficeR X 142 R 62 499 T B O 139 31 T 12 3 1 6 525 A 469 M A 63 N J M BONKER L 143 P 70 500 2 1 K Hospital, Nursing Home, ResidentialA 138 487 5 B 501 3 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AA 88 69 15 Building 3. Car 137Parking: Car parking bays may 488 4 50 68 65 475 4 SER PARK 136 T 13 D S 66 4 5 R 3 526 3 be provided in 93the front setbackS area, IE 30 12 E A Hotel, Motel, Tavern X 135 T L 16 17 A 527 67 IL 1 477 S W 2 528 RECOMMENDED FOR FINAL APPROVAL A 94 H T R A R 148 however, these bays must be A W 31 O 529 V C 133 B CU/CP 5 Y 478 F H 2 1 530 D 95 18 2 E A 479 32 BAB Light Industry PC screened 96from the street by an area EL O 132 3 19 183 N 480 131 97 4 6 N 184 of landscaping of at least 1.5 metres 481 R60 O 98 1 57 S S Liquor Store - Small X EDWARD MILLEN 5 15 D 59 58 55 150 10 9 T IN 2 8 L RD S 8 T in width, (this landscaped area can 3 M 16 7 10 1 2 539 538 3 O Liquor Store - Large X HOME 4 537 536 T RD 187 be3 included to satisfyPS the landscape 5 CHAIRMAN OF THE WESTERN 17 L 6 L 2 520 57 AUSTRALIAN PLANNING COMMISSION E development standard). Y Lodging House, Serviced Apartment X 11 2 T W 519 7 R R 12 IA S E 3 6 R T B 1 O M 518 13 5 Massage Rooms A AA M 194 C 4. Landscaping: A minimum of 25% of 4 14 T Date 195 516 479 3 S 1 163 2 196 Motor vehicles and Marine4 Sales 515 the front setback area between the 100 15 2 T 478 480 1 514 S 2A 197 Premises 3 site boundary501 and the building B 101 56 481 4 U FINAL APPROVAL GRANTED 2 513 R 3 500 L 102 R3055 101 482 Open Air Sales and Display P 512 setback requirement shall be 677 I R40 E T 270 N 4 S 1 R 499 483 G 54 N L E 511 B T O L T 269 A S 271 L E O 201 R G 510 landscapedE and maintained484 in such a 678 N 53 2 M 287NightclubN X S 18 M L 497 485 T A A 272 A 509 457 E 63 202 S DRIAN ST 286 117 L manner.Y Where496 parking bays are N 273 508 456 19 674 7 458 487 64 59 495 671 Office 400 507 P 477 provided in this area they shall be 676 1 12 8 3 284 459 494 2 65 500 506 488 672 58 501 476 493 675 10 9 MINISTER FOR PLANNING incorporated460 in the landscaping and 673 57 276 505 489 13 65 Restricted Premises AAD 475 492 668 50 10 503 13 504 R W 461 490 56 502 O A shade trees will be provided a rate of 15 66 F S 462 491 662 11 14 S H S E 666 55 120 N T R 503 E 433 E 473 T C 660 67 R40 H ServiceA IndustryL AA R one tree per four bays. T 12 S M 504 T 463 54 T O Date 277 432 472 661 665 Y 2 S J S IT 434 464 659 663 A 13 68 10 T D H D 278 455 53 H S 256 E 346 W 471 664 L 3 69 N 435 658 A T T Shop AA 465 633 71 1 14 D 119 ST 345 454 52 R 257 347 436 470 657 R 70 255 A O 258 344 466 634 H 118 453 437 678 51 N 348 469 656 IC 71 254Showroom P 467 15 E 117 259 343 438 655 677 L 50 125 253 349 451 468 636 753 72 260 439 S 654 116 T 350 T 637 752 16 49 126 N 252 Single House, Group Dwelling,363 Aged or 450 754 676 73 A 653 783 115 N C 351 449 441 638 17 74 127 EN H 262 362 652 755 675 672 114 T T A Dependent Persons' Dwelling, 448 639 782 9 128 S R 361 442 671 75 L 263 T 353 651 756 113 ES MultipleS Dwelling X 447 640 781 674 10 129 264 360 443 757 354 641 780 8 359 446 444 649 130 265 A 758 1 701 ROY V 355 642 818 7 Warehouse 358 P 445 648 779 2 131 ST 356 643 819 759 T 66 817 3 110 S 357 647 778 132 644 820 760 709 4 832 725 708 D G 683 133 R N 645 821 5 S I 630 777 761 710 1 T W 679 134 E 724 2 CU 631 822 682 T 629 T 762 606 776 711 3 S 829 S 680 628 723 828 826 823 763 4 135 607 B 775 712 T M S A 289 S 323 A O 64 N 53 O T 332 316 123 33 M RD D 89 R60 20 325 271 PS 340 T B O 302 T 6 301 E E 10 287 5 L E T T P 327 317 L 255 51 90 63 55 9 8 5 3 273 285 341 333 121 I 203 H M 324 1 T 23 302 S 124 E 4 90 S A 2 324 4 4 319 3 E 348 326 7 10 29 62 U H 340 284 373 339 20 57 8 1 323 276 Y 254 R 122 Victoria Park 303 74 E 349 325 64 1092 1 Y 5 1 342 21 9 2 2 D K 8 133 S 59 E 337 283 75 T 1 159 322 S 279 R T 356 334 92 137 V T 347 9 22 15 3 2 304 A 73 76 S 63 11 R 1 335 77 4 507 213 4 320 D 357 350 335 55 10 135 50 A T 282 66 T 338 65 134 5 176 5 K 1 D 66 253 6 H S I 306 333 N 362 3 6 T 321 2 O E 355 23 N A 7 E 6 31 C 72 M 343 336 56 131 LEGEND S 281 L 175 L G 71 67 363 54 136 TOWNR OF VICTORIAO PARKT B 5 A 23 H 331 65 Y 358 61 252 R D T 7 A R 7 E 309 70 K A L N D 174 D 30 R 346 337 P 57 1013 D L Y 300 S N 329 69 C 64 72 A 129 E R D 8 E 22 E 68 372 361 L 60 119 132 A R 284 D 311 A 344 44 T M 29 R 401 ST S G 351 P1P1P1P1 O H 173 Y A 327 M 63 N 53 R 58 P1P1P1P1 C L INE 313 325 c S 371 364 I I 200 N L 285 C 24 S C E T 345 73 D 117 130 20 28 402 AR N T 354 G 999 120 G IE 172 1 2 T K 62 I E 59 M U 8 2 N A 370 52 E TOWN PLANNING SCHEMER No.1 1 25 19 324 EY L 59 G 359 352 A R M B 283 316 L P 46 68 201 H U A 99 171 15 403 437 118 P2P2P2P2 18 H D 14 500 1086 N Precinct Boundary A P2P2P2P2 G 4 T 365 353 R 51 1016 P 125 E N PS 27 435 318 323 A 60 58 251 L D S K 165 170 17 16 101 2 L 47 U 1 S 434 21 67 Y R E L T 28 16 UN 320 R40 57 369 360 50 S R S 3 15 1017 P 2 2 S 169 322 108 E P T SHEPPERTON PRECINCTA 17 432 61 48 115 126 A 3 29 15 B 405 366 22 250 Y L L C V 4 URY 56 368 100 1084 P7P7P7P7 6 1 100 20 P3P3P3P3 T 5 30 430 44 P3P3P3P3 20 T 14 18 100 406 321 55 49 106 O 6 5 367 23 P6P6P6P6 T T 5 N 13 45 98 109 116 P4P4P4P4 P6P6P6P6 C 7 4 LI 31 13 24 1083 P4P4P4P4 A 8 3 F 19 ST 3 54 101 104 114 C 2 32 22 427 46 16 43 112 P5P5P5P5 R 1 147 14 T 12 409 107 METROPOLITAN REGION E 17 10 R E 53 25 96 M E A 33 11 21 47 19 99 102 P8P8P8P8 9 P G 411 423 110 P8P8P8P8

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A U 34 10 20 261 48 52 O 37 113 P T 363 21 H E T 413 C 26 11 3 L 450 12 S R 'D 97 61 SCHEME RESERVES P11P11P11P11 P10P10P10P10 K 35 9 422 42 P11P11P11P11 P10P10P10P10 261 49 18 E 103 P9P9P9P9 S IL T 362 14 149 3 51 A 80 92 111 P9P9P9P9 H D S 451 150 5 36 27 95 2 9 A A P10 B 8 B 416 421 28 41 20 W 361 452 453 14 37 7 IS 50 W 11 12 NOTE: The Western Australian Planning Commission 373 151 262 HO 643 39 E 1 T 258 P 418 79 93 P12P12P12P12 S 449 38 6 S S 990 17 P12P12P12P12 E 360 454 GA 420 LATHLAIN PARK 644 29 44 T 8 10 32 care of the Ministry for Planning should be consulted P C R A 374 H 152 5 263 TE 40 O 88 A 21 L N D C 448 W 4 257 645 36 N 928 V 4 A SHEET T A 359 Y 700 80 45 47 16 31 M L O 375 4 3 264 R 419 1 86 10 7 for full information on the precise land requirements A L N 3 447 15 S 296 443 646 51 G H P 3 H 2 U 1 642 35 89 3 E L 2 376 E 1 1 T 2 31 46 84 43 M 30 U 2 295 265 L for all Metropolitan Region Scheme Reserves. P13P13P13P13 446 16 P A 3 641 647 34 50 2 46 IN P13P13P13P13 F 1 P 220 N 458 87 I 1077 377 1 E 1 640 47 R 445 46 4 294 D 648 32 52 82 28 7 I T 4 R 219 456 455 49 85 1 340 42 N 378 S 457 T 2 444 R 639 933 S O 222 293 649 33 53 73 E V 2 N 218 3 445 80 14 Y Y A 379 301 458 638 54 48 27 8 R 1 1 1 8 650 61 83 939 1075 U 443 217 4 446 74 M P C 459 41 6 2 6 5 637 60 55 5 A 53 L R PRECINCT PLAN P10 7 453 651 65 938 R 13 32 442 7 269 R40447 / 60 7 81 6 C E 460 N 256 3 2 59 63 S 75 M 380 R60 39 8 17 2 A 6 8 636 T H 441 C 181 448 452 652 57 64 14 A 54 24 33 18 461 N 255 225 5 596 600 635 58 6 937 M 1072 Primary Regional Roads 81 18 U 180 9 76 L 440 10 D A 595 653 62 13 E 52 STATEMENT OF INTENT 462 47 17 254 226 289 271 451 5 601 78 7 Y 19 2 SHEET A T 19 V V 10 634 66 23 S D 179 A 594 654 8 79 936 8 68 11 272 4 602 11 EY 463 3 178 182 253 227 633 77 26 1 L 439 4 11 593 655 67 1 9 ST 51 The Shepperton Precinct should remain a pleasant, low H 69 12 106 228 1 603 72 AS 464 177 183 252R40 3 M 632 10 C C 22 438 51 228 2 600 ST 592 A 656 101 80 25 12 13 Other Regional RoadsE Updated on 19 July 2017 O 67 13 22 12 604 R 899 2 12 M scale, medium density housing area. Future P N 216 184 251 3 2 16 591 S 631 657 71 14 Y A N 437 22 V 605 44 W T A 465 R80 51 1 13 A 630 69 101 11 21 Y 20 E U 35 3 R 29 5 200 185 250 285 34 590 658 102 15 development should take advantage of the excellent G 436 45 16 2 606 769 S H 466 6 4 N 300 1 36 629 4 102 20 O A 186 249 1 14 33 589 659 4 45 21 N AMENDMENT GAZETTALK AMENDMENT GAZETTAL T 435 T 706 C 32 607 70 6 A O 467 S 7 N 138 214 2 17 31 3 770 Public Purposes accessibility available to the precinct due to the close M N 26 44 15 2 U 1 283 4 15 588 628 660 18 T 0 0 1 8 706 14 D 247 3 37 S 608 896 19 S R N . DATEB N . DATE S 137 2 5 18 30 T 2 38 D A R T 468 6 24 500 212 NO MULTIPLE DWELLINGS R 587 627 661 HOLDEN 945 proximity to major transportation networks, and to the city. L E 616 707 136 3 247 246 233 282 E D H 9 6 19 38 B 609 1 31 17 16 A C 469 5 706 R O P 586 626 662 58 100 W 3. 2 February 2001 45. U 10 December 2010 22 615 708 211 189 246 234 E 29 R L A H O T 4 176 301 280 20 T 505 558 A 610 P 33 FLETCHER S E B 470 631 39 N 625 O T 9 A S 522 245 235 S 28 506 E 585 663 59 L 30 15 Technical School T 5. 31 August 2001 61. 14 November 2014 3 210 R 611 L TS P 6 632 25 175 145 281 559 T 624 3 O The area of land identified as Special Ues zoneL generally T O 40 200 584 29 L E 521 2 2 115 S 446 27 507 612 PARK 10 Y 5 23 146 209 244 236 F 560 100 56 32 8 October 2002 633 T 8 7 174 N 445 508 583 623 4 6. 75. 23 June 2017 520 1 S 703 O 26 504 613 2 sbounded by Welshpool Road Forward Street, Swansea 709 6 L 1 147 X 192 243 237 21 561 11 28 E 554 IC A 444 503 509 582 S B 702 2 2 238 25 8 T 1038 23 8. 4 February 2003 I 5 H 1 193 3 14 891 G Street East, Milford Street and Shepperton Road E 500 555 24 711 F 4 VICTORIA242 PARK PRECINCT 502 562 581 12 88 Railways R 701 3 I 3 2 2 22 510 10 31 1 A 611 E 448 7 L S 14 September 2004 V 556 712 L 194 239 1 23 501 B 563 A Y 19. A 4 D 171 3 5 511 I 580 247 82 22 X is to be consolidated as a node of commercialE T uses and 610 700 791 240 S 540 616 55 500 Y L 713 463 24 459 500 H 564 T 557 1 6 205 195 512 O 579 246 30 32 217 A 7 609 699 790 241 422 P 539 617 M serve as part of the southern "Gateway"E to the Town of S W 637 714 2 5 460 499 S 565 249 21 20 953 A H L C Y 558 1 1 204 196 462 513 G 578 245 R W P E 698 4 15 421 461 A 538 618 54 33 N 2 2 498 22 C 219 Y I 30 638 715 T 1 514 T 566 250 H Victoria Park. C 697 S 420 461 458 462 E 577 244 954 A R 8 3 3 2 13 R 497COMMUNITY NODE:537 619 20 27 TOWNM OF VICTORIA PARK U 639 R RD R80 A 567 251 842 108 C HOW IT WORKS R60 198 423 L 515 576 243 24 L 120 133 6 3 D 3 419 460 463 536 E R 606 457 E 496 100 Y E 561 640 717 2 1 IG Promote area as a focus of local568 252 37 10 3 99 11 424 516 575 242 M 696 11 121 1 2 459 453 464 H 535 288 65 26 800 641 S 718 R60 2 456 495 569 253 105 SCHEME RESERVES The retention of structurally sound houses and healthy, 787 38 This Precinct Plan describes the Council's town planning R60 4 T M 441 425 465 community 517activities. The534 use of all 574 287 241 1 165 300 A 458 36 24 642 795 122 1 201 H 455 494 570 S 254 51 W 3 S 398 1 466 518 T 240 66 35 mature trees is an important aim for the precinct. W 1 156 E 426 533 286 Y R O intentions for this precinct. It contains a Statement of 18 2 719 130 164 R 454 facilities493 by both the primary school 571 255 39 2 R30 18 D R 397 2 2 14 2 123 G 456 467 519 239 67 957 Parks and Recreation R 785 A S 427 532 285 60 25 A 23 1 1 129 163 T 3 572 50 4 Selective infill and the development of grouped dwellings Intent which applies to the whole Precinct and several 720 L 396 1 453 and the community520 as a whole will be 256 34 R H 3 B 457 1 238 692 784 2 128 8 1 428 249 468 531 284 53 W O A T 399 491 573 19 W 20 721 7 S 162 395 452 521 257 68 20 Y is also encouraged. New development is to enhance the L other statements which apply to specific areas within the N READ PARK 2 250 291 237 61 L 691 4 127 429 469 encouraged. 530 283 17 3 A P 4 Y 394 400 490 258 7 N 722 5 159 3 251 522 3 292 236 52 25 S S 690 778 5 125 470 282 O existing characterD of the area and have regard for Precinct. These statements summarise the kind of future 50 T 160 417 1 436 430 489 328 259 19 21 L Public Purposes S 88 6 248 2 252 10 523 2 293 235 500 A D 2 689 777 CU 306 161 471 281 16 8 31 R S H R 6 11 200 431 488 1 260 remaining qualityT housing stock. A that is seen to be appropriate for the precinct. 51 12 8 126 RD 416 435 247 524 294 234 9 24 R 776 O 305 472 500 280 880 R 7 F 432 246 487 18 881 57 OW 11 796 L 20 415 4 448 295 261 233 30 6 88 A 304 308 473 279 14 P 597 775 S 433 486 1 329 325 10 S 649 13 5 797 50 3 1 1 245 4 296 262 232 501 23 L To ensure its cohesion as a residential locality, the only T 4 774 303 309 373 2 447 474 330 278 T 1 56 Primary School In this Precinct Plan you will also find information about 596 3 2 2 434 203 485 2 324 S 263 S A 15 PS 650 3 798 310 1 446 T 297 231 4 S 17 54 773 1 3 35 T 204 475 3 331 277 T new non-residential activities to be permitted in the area 686 2 799 2 3 S 484 323 264 E 1 22 the purposes for which land may be used and guidelines 311 4 445 298 230 2 R 685 1 772 855 393 3 476 332 276 O 16 2 5 346 483 322 265 3 11 ID 55 should be those which predominantly function to provide 1 800 312 M 36 5 368 299 229 24 for the development of land and buildings: 684 771 854 A 392 4 6 407 202 206 444 477 333 275 801 925 313 H 345 367 321 266 15 3 729 299 S 5 201 478 4 300 6 for day-to-day local needs. 683 770 4 E 391 408 207 334 274 10 875 W 803 1 R 344 6 320 267 654 730 802 T 926 4 G 666 366 301 228 13 25 TOWN 201OF VICTORIAY PARK T 2 3 R40 409 B 479 335 273 S 682 769 S 5 3 347 9 7 208 E 319 14 This Precinct Plan should be read together with: - 200 369 365 302 268 874 V H 55 731 803 3 2 8 A 227 500 A The application of residential developmentO standards T T T A C Y V SCHEME ZONES H M S S should ensure a high level of environmentalK amenity and T T 18 205 I R40 849 E 5 197 338 270 50 70 11 48 N 1. Planning polices which contain guidelines for the 679 767 3 20 7 439 1 31 135 870 929 R 350 381 6 211 372 362 316 190 72 734 T 366 20 147 6 428 305 73 102 4 maintain a pleasantO atmosphere characterised by low to 678 766 848 18 O 2 339 269 51 19 128 17 R development and use of land which apply to more 871 2 N NO MULTIPLE3 382 5 212 373 361 315 191 21 500 18 R 735 806 23 365 386 7 3 12 11 306 Residential10 3 O P 765 847 3 9 2 146 340 medium scale architecture, orientatedL to the street and 677 383 4 4 374 314 192 20 143 121 136 N 736 807 872 364 213 360 307 222 22 101 G than one precinct. References are given in this W 846 T 921 1 1 426 341 971 5 764 S 16 DWELLINGS 384 145 5 375 313 193 76 T 124 16 4 737 808 A 873 10 132 214 359 308 221 S set in landscaped surrounds. Development should S 340 363 2 429 425 342 23 6 Precinct Plan to those policies. 676 763 H 920 11 385 4 144 376 312 303 M 7 100 N I 874 932 133 3 358 194 220 7 L 133 122 H 738 809 N 14 339 1 215 436 424 A 77 generally be3 one to two storeys in height and be in 5 3 1 G 919 100 354 217 1 377 343 311 R 75Office/Residential A O O MULTIPLE T 875 933 2 143 PS 357 S 195 6 R 139 123 9 C 2 810 2 O 4 134 216 423 149 219 W T 918 991 338 355 2 344 185 1 S 2 1 3 N 934 3 142 T 378 356 310 196 862 Y 5 A 145 harmony with the10 scale, character and style of original 739 811 5 1 3 3 3 S 150 218 78 134 2. The Scheme Text which contains legal and WELLINGS 760 843 917 992 337 10 356 214 217 S 345 309 184 18 4 1 11 T 935 6 2 2 190 T 379 355 197 50 R N 740 812 876 T 2 S 141 422 151 217 863 2 13 140 buildings. Residential development on land facing O E 842 916 T 357 4 218 346 183 27 T administrative provisions regarding the use andD 759 300 S 7 993 336 1 120 1 C 1 380 354 198 20 48 12 S S 741 813 877 20 9 A 1 421 152 216 Special Use 144 23 IN 841 915 986 1 R 219 347 182 864 28 A ESI 6 137 5 N 2 381 148 199 48 Shepperton40 13 Road is to be designed105 to minimise the 814 878 994 ST 353 153 215 20 25 development of land. PR 5 7 2 8 136 209 A 3 5 420 348 181 35 14 43 758 S 840 4 985 129 R 220 382 N 147 865 49 R T 10 995 6 3 R V 352 IO 200 214 30 55 negative affects of26 traffic noise24 but must remain visually E 815 879 7 E 138 88 1 D 6 419 L 154 38 S JE 1 839 984 L O L 180 36 41 R

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880 8 996 139 1 272 F 413 418 155 213 600 P 46 18 O S T FREY 2 H M 37 42 S 838 983 126 4 E 384 109 179 attractive from and orientated to the road. The C In order to determine how a particular lot is affected by W 205 5 222 K 350 145 202 57 38 28 3 816 881 6 997 1051 3 700 273 A 412 417 156 212 901 49 39 17 N 982 Y 48 125 5 DER 6 185 110 20 A 837 912 4 14 W 385 R30144 203 NOTE: environment 29should be further enhanced by L 4 998 2 331 7 223 349 211 16 the above, you will need to refer to that lot on the map L 817 882 49 203 274 411 416 111 157 900 50 39 H 47 I 836 911 3 981 4 1 1 8 184 AV 386 177 8 A N 5 2 330 BOUL 9 16 311 143 204 56 M R O 31 15 818 883 999 1 88 4 224 410 414 394 158 210 A 17 19 T and the Srelated text in this Precinct Plan. Where a 980 1053 122 275 112 176 31 R improvementsE to the public streetscape, involving street T 753 910 2 300 183 387 142 205 H IS L 30 819 884 942 1000 26 329 145 S 6 225 310 108 159 209 R-Code T 56 P 33 S H 5 5 276 409 393 113 175 R30R30 32 N 51 P 752 1 909 1054 120 W 182 388 141 A 221 tree planting. 174 R property is located on or near the Precinct boundary it 943 3 327 4 E ST 1 107 B 206 R A 32 D 820 2 885 46 A 5 P 4 392 I 160 52 35 ST 1 6 35 2 277 408 S 114 174 42 G 1 908 979 2 1054 N 50 P 3 181 CARLISLE PRECINCTH 140 207 3 77 106 222 34 may also be necessary to consult the neighbouring 821 1 2 47 56 S E 3 391 O 161 816 41 53 24 45 117 149 R 2 312 407 L P 115 173 14 177 833 907 978 3 E 301 4 2 B 2 69 S 139 208 40 The Somerset Pool area is an important recreation focus 1056 56 A T 1 180 105 162 223 822 886 945 45 44 115 O 5 A 390 G 37 36 Precinct/s. It should also be noted that from time to time, 906 977 1045 1 313 N RIA 70 A 116 172 33 13 178 CARLISLE E 832 1 152 N 50 5 1 30 T 138 S 823 L 887 946 1057 114 27 K 104 163 T 224 in the precinct. Any expansion or increase in functions L P R30 42 59 193 314 306 E 117 171 A 12 the Town Planning Scheme may be subject to IL 831 905 976 2 1044 H 22 71 137 8 179 M 1083 113 153 280 MEMO 3 31 103 R 34 G 824 E 888 947 3 1058 U 61 1 FF 1 351 305 396 164 170 225 9 173 c T 975 1043 B I 315 72 118 T RESERVE M 830 136 3 S and/or population of the180 Carlisle Campus of Technical amendments. 825 948 1005 1059 T 1 2 40 E 61 36 26 281 CU 68 102 165 10 G 889 15 R 111 155 2 25 350 398 119 L 829 1 S 1084 35 316 304 73 135 2 226 11 181 N P 949 1006 1060 2 T 300 CARD 282 404 101 166 and Further Education shall not cause undue adverse O 890 2 S 10 157 3 174 3 349 400 1 67 120 PARNHAM 1 171 R P 828 T 3 37 18 74 134 3 227 2 1 182 R R 3 8 1 4 25 5 4 283 100 167 12 O I 891 18 1007 1061 4 2 107 186 348 403 66 121 676 impact on adjacent residential areas or a substantial loss T 14 35 159 75 133 14 7 1 You are reminded that before land andC buildings can be 4 57 7 1 186 5 23 318 29 99 PARK H 4 892 R 20 1008 2 1088 67 107 18 1 284 402 65 122 168 675 11 A E 12 1 6 2 5 303 301 76 132 169 R W T 33 184 21 2 319 30 98 674 13 194 of residential properties. T 10 developed or used for another purpose itD will probably be E 893 2 1009 1089 5 3 500 34 285 401 64 2 S K S 22 1039 70 T 1 77 123 131 5 S E 10 23 G 3 4 6 1 500 173 S 3 300 31 97 673 184 T 894 H L 1010 1090 1088 103 182 2 4 320 63 537 4 9 necessary to make a planning application and receive C O 1038 100 7 31 710 345 286 78 124 130 672 53 20 140 N U 6 172 2 299 32 R 96 538 Safe and accessible185 movement167 for people on foot, 1200 A 8 25 C 1091 1089 8 5 7 72 300 180 321 62 A 18 8 M 1 E 5 1037 9 30 31 1 287 50 L 79 125 129 671 approval from the Council. 1139 7 S 32 100 166 6 344 298 54 E 95 539 804 186 166 H 6 27 2 T 4 1065 1092 1090 6 1 7 33 7 322 61 IG 126 670 bicycles, users of public transport and vehicles is an 7 IL E 1036 8 288 H 80 540 803 19 L 1138 5 3 R 100 6 343 297 53 70 94 669 500 187 165 L C 1 1066 1093 1091 10 4 32 9 60 541 6 P R 29 1 26 8 35 323 289 26 81 127 536 802 1137 1035 97 169 370 342 93 P 668 501 important188 aim for the precinct. Streets will be enhanced 30 E 2 1 1067 1092 11 5 1 38 100 ST 296 L 542 S 15 Enquiries concerning this PrecinctS Plan or general 2 1094 24 R40 324 59 128 Y 535 A 689 801 T 5 T 3 25 82 1136 2 1034 2 12 290 24 92 R N 543 189 164 4 Y 1068 1093 12 10 171 341 295 36 U E 800 23 17 and maintained so that they contribute to its pleasant 32 A 3 3 9 3 40 325 58 534 T 666 690 4 planning matters should beR directed to the Council's 1135 H 1033 22 14 340 291 83 C 544 163 27 D T 4 1069 7 11 104 37 91 R 533 665 799 190 34 A 1096 1094 15 20 92 42 294 R 52 57 E 397 545 691 16 3 1134 R 52 6 88 50 326 U 23 84 M 798 2 environment. Council will aim to discourage the 17 Planning Department. 5 1 105 T 22 J 38 90 398 532 692 191 162 1097 1095 12 20 91 17 339 293 L U 56 546 797 2 36 54 9 2 1 100 K 327 A P 85 531 18 12 A 21 39 89 399 693 161 3 1096 4 2 816 N IT 55 547 2 796 movement of unnecessary traffic through1 the area. 7 42 1098 504 84 T 292 ST D 22 E 86 530 1133 7 13 E 328 R 400 694 1 59 19 P 56 6 14 224 101 337 817 20 40 548 1 795 160 A 500 I 37 1099 1097 85 5 386 54 401 695 R C 5 6 446 21 87 396 662 794 D 20 A 77 4 54 15 329 35 41 528 60 159 S N R 58 1100 1098 90 E VIEW 376 336 818 53 402 696 T 101 O 3 18 14 226 K 387 815 49 88 395 549 661 A N P 1128 TE 2 ALBANY HIGHWAY17 447 330 29 42 527 S 697 149 S 21 E L 40 60 75 1099 55 200 LA 99 NO MULTIPLE335 DWELLINGS 819 52 660 T 61 7 102 E 1 13 34 394 526 550 793 T R 5 STA 79 24 17 103 T 388 2 814 43 404 698 S 1100 13 16 IN 2 901 229 2 380 331 31 51 393 S 659 T 1 73 M 820 T 405 525 699 S 792 62 25 103 1 63 27 110 3 389 379 4 813 30 44 20 658 2 2 81 1103 1101 PRECINCT14 1 15 50 392 552 791 T 295 231 3 406 104 2 S 3 71 61 21 373 ST 10 821 45 391 657 63 24 M 2 104 20 8 299 390 S 2 776 812 32 14 49 21 524 553 790 A 1104 27 T 378 9 407 700 I 3 69 7 1 A 822 46 390 656 105 96 K 84 6 V 16 408 789 64 A 2 1105 1103 3 50 26 234 391 5 777 811 11 523 655 701 11 I 1 261 20 788 S 1 66 86 501 378 4 88 823 16 47 190 522 G 3 106 95 1104 4 1 13 S 13 10 388 654 702 65 G 1106 12 290 236 392 778 810 262 787 I 1124 5 5 3 T 48 189 521 703 R 123 94 68 1105 12 CU 2 304 2 824 387 409 557 B 107 1123 88 1107 25 1 370 2 14 89 12 263 520 786 10 6 22 288 238 393 779 809 60 188 386 410 704 122 1106 3 1 901 3 1 774 264 653 785 108 93 L UAM 1108 7 526 368 287 825 9 519 S 705 66 P 1 S 91 T 1 6 416 133 187 S 385 T 559 652 784 121 2 T 1107 8 1 2 240 395 780 808 3 T 518 92 1 D 7 2 900 286 7 773 826 134 412 706 109 3 35 9 2 3 366 500 417 8 186 266 517 651 783 67 120 1110 1108 3 394 8 781 807 2 413 707 91 3 10 3 9 309 283 EMAN 3 694 772 135 267 384 650 782 501 406 828 5 185 S 516 560 708 119 2 2 103 2 311 283 20 RS S 111 33 T 414 649 68 2 1111 140 R30 2 1 T 782 806 136 268 A 383 515 6 35 4 388 771 561 709 110 1 S 1 312 282 21 NO 405 1 184 O 415 118 9 1110 T 3 529 1 2 4 63 382 514 648 69 1118 5 500 783 805 828 137 416 562 710 89 7 2 390 313 6 404 420 3 770 183 3 381 647 117 111 1111 4 2 247 11 417 563 711 7 1 A 691 829 1 138 2 646 1117 3 3 314 7 421 695 1 784 804 5 182 380 564 112 88 10 8 18 L 392 418 20 1116 2 6 M 1 B 14 316 500 690 696 2 830 139 1 379 645 T 100 A 394 5 422 785 803 181 419 565 113 S ADOPTION 1 13 O 2 N 12 3 4 644 T O 357 318 3 1 378 18 S 1115 10 100 Y 501 R 689 697 831 S 566 T KENT STREET S 1 R 3 395 4 423 3 T 272 643 A 72 87 103 G 318 D 786 802 5 2 377 567 R 114 2 1 18 A 4 443 355 1 1 767 2 273 Adopted by resolution of the Council of 99 397 2 424 698 832 T 2 12 NO MULTIPLE3 T 5 320 6 50 376 568 642 73 86 1 17 105 E 1 353 1 22 2 ST 787 2 19 U 142 17 115 2 97 397 4 425 699 738 766 C 132 375 5 2 6 3 833 179 275 569 the Town of Victoria Park at the Ordinary HIGH SCHOOL 98 1 440 353 3 NE 1 7 K 500 116 85 96 7 11 23 788 E 374 122 DWELLINGS15 4 141 4 700 737 765 18 131 178 570 13 T 107 8 7 51 2 DA 6 T 16 21 Meeting of the Council held on the 9th 20 S 24 257 5 834 T 68 143 571 74 3 139 9 438 349 1 701 789 799 130 177 277 6 1 4 764 17 N 10 1 96 2 50 28 2 3 723 50 835 7 144 278 H 75 day of August 1994. 10 2 137 16 403 348 3 3 790 798 69 129 176 O 15 2 7 S 12 327 2 1 763 279 1 T 2 16 145 C 3 105 23 8 200 405 346 1 175 76 82 HS 93 1 52 434 5 1 M 2 797 8 5 2 146 3 734 762 146 14 107 2 9 300 1 345 T A 3 300 15 128 174 81 54 15 6 S U A 4 77 1 H 1 432 2 D 796 9 147 66 E 10 87 2 343 682 726 733 761 V 173 4 D ST 56 2 331 1 722 E 14 127 1 110 L 500 17 793 148 13 S 78 6 68 1 A 5 131 681 A 727 732 172 20 T 2 N 46 19 410 100 706 E 721 760 126 112 5 2 D R404 84 19 335 640 1 13 149 19 P 3 6 129 731 794 2 L 79 1 5 101 600 720 728 759 125 A 4 12 85 82 5 46 337 641 302 GLES 12 150 N T 4 4 413 TS 112 1 E N 80 5 7 12 679 AN 719 729 T 795 CU 124 T E J A E LEE 83 62 80 22 6 340 S 758 1 151 ST 63 126 3 639 642 601 20 113 ID ST 111 10 3 23 7 678 708 S 123 S MAYOR 81 11 78 2 424 1 718 T 730 E 9 GA 76 ST 8 E 739 757 74 154 76 124 23 1 2 N 643 1 709 114 R M 1 8 S A 638 1 T T.A.F.E. 122 P A S COYNE 34 4 9 6 3 D S S S R T 153 2 10 74 15 4 595 T 710 2 740 756 75 121 A 110 629 S 7 76 75 3 122 7 644 2 V 115 14 1 S 27 637 3 230 IL 152 109 1 T E 11 8 711 741 822 76 120 L 109 74 73 120 C 596 3 G 1 151 T 9 144 E 715 108 16 24 54 300 32 1 29 545 646 R 712 742 755 15 108 CP/D 597 A 77 78 626 150 107 23 2 90 300 51 647 R L 584 30 146 D 713 743 754 6 18 51 3 117 789 5 O 229 P 625 106 32 1 648 4 H CARLISLE 79 L 585 IE 5 1 1 150 714 T 744 753 823 107 624 S N 33 28 A S N 105 21 49 2 16 268 2 586 T N 4 O 2 115 14 634 R T 80 T 1 3 34 592 300 I 745 752 12 104 623 A T J M BONKER 3 R 32 149 2 3 6 A 228 587 S T 119 19 25 4 633 L 81 S U 147 18 16 266 1 B 746 751 CAMPUS CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERS 2 B 5 36 H 1 591 7 7 118 H 30 34 47 2 3 632 651 4 11 W 1 S 26 2 PCP 151 W 2 SOMERSET 82 589 88 O A 264 Y 750 13 EW L 29 1 38 590 652 8 3 227 R K L 46 27 32 9 21 19 153 601 E 17 8 590 E 117 4 100 749 A D 103 B 3 144 549 S 602 653 667 D 591 113 31 28 10 40 T 2 T SWIMMING 14 O 1 31 2 21 261 S E T 9 W 5 S FINAL ADOPTION 23 629 666 T S 226 N G 592 K 116 1 156 550 700 9 1 S 16 2 21 G S A 114 104 41 30 12 B 145 42 273 50 R IN I T T 2 E 23 259 54 628 665 E G R 1 H S R R30 M 6 Adopted for final approval by resolution of 40 T 14 350 25 10 S 8 B L 115 112 X 29 69 5 W 158 275 551 587 1 O POOL T T 3 E 3 E I 627 664 S S 20 S E 234 39 C 25 257 388 2 225 10 51 T N 25 S 42 33 16 K T 552 586 12 the Council of the Town of Victoria Park at 105 S 45 S 160 277 3 626 663 7 1 237 U 38 103 11 52 233 S 43 70 28 27 255 386 553 585 R30 5 10 3 37 E 393 4 625 662 12 34 6 162 279 10 224 44 the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held 232 201 70 44 101 253 554 608 624 13 12 238 2 29 100 13 43 45 164 281 383 509 555 9 231 202 ST 74 ERANC62 55 99 31 609 623 14 42 on the 11th day of August 1998 and the 7 50 31 14 8 209 500 S 46 T 556 582 45 14 T 3 18 8 166 250 283 381 397 511 610 622 41 230 203 ESP 61 S T 7 11 13 2 seal of the Municipality was pursuant to 3 19 33 S 581 611 46 40 209 73 60 685 96 621 6 229 204 217 50 7 168 248 285 399 507 100 12 N 20 580 612 17 39 61 80 65 684 378 620 98 13 L 205 828 that resolution, hereunto affixed inIO the T 228 205 216 3 36 L 18 38 N 51 1 66 36 246 287 401 2 19 559 579 613 E 64 F IS 619 99 14 208 OR V 215 218 64 4 171 376 1 N 37 ST GE presence of : I 227 206 560 578 614 H 62 D 10 21 38 244 289 403 618 3 15 IT 20 36 9 71 67 NGHALL 91 3 829 GGS 207 214 219 5 I 1 374 502 500 561 615 W BRI 68 38 300 2 2 21 35 11 81 242 405 562 204 213 220 BAS 8 1 616 22 34 80 208 23 41 175 292 500 82 15 1 12 40 240 371 575 203 207 S 212 221 116 72 7 407 71 7 563 50 16 T 500 1 3 294 498 81 35 194 L 211 43 8 564 203 T I 81 503 2 63 369 409 T S ON 222 85 177 S 73 9 17 S V T 210 Y 43 237 496 11 S W S S 3 37 296 79 565 452 H T 16 M N 235 223 501 R 45 10 A 30 A A 92 65 U 367 411 74 70 R40 E N D A BUR 209 15 36 83 B 566 453 P S 28 O A 224 45 180 298 494 69 19 E 17 186 501 502 1 R 191 12 12 P A 29 195 E 68 365 1 1 18 E 1 J A E LEE ASH 236 225 16 T 76 68 300 8 2 68 N 48 182 300 414 192 2 2 R 6 R 226 93 A 67 67 45 T D MAYOR 85 17 C 363 491 13 O 20 79 219 46 4 5 6 502 119 70 49 232 S 416 193 T 66 569 443 N 196 187 H 50 T S 4 21 500 86 18 185 302 361 489 218 47 4 56 9 E 114 77 R3051 194 65 570 5 R D 72 230 418 87 T 52 C 48 T 16 3 1 R40 F E R20 487 A 217 S 458 185 7 118 V 6 187 304 360 44 A 20 197 55 O E 53 R 63 49 L 2 R N 228 S B 91 D 19 5 54 485 3 O 216 43 18 A 433 459 95 120 IS 189 306 358 421 N 62 N 106 20 H 55 51 42 Y 1 188 T T 1 23 502 21 184 96 S 107 ER 4 2 61 52 90 56 191 225 356 422 41 S 3 503 105 21 57 ST 482 196 20 15 12 24 108 60 309 6 888 53 40 4 99 97 P 118 193 223 424 21 504 J M BONKER 104 L 119 MIN 5 197 500 39 8 5 D 51 59 311 481 54 449 20 WELSHPOOL11 189 R 58 IS 22 437 26 505 R CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 98 103 45 195 221 4 L 426 198 57 38 10 7 U 2 121 61 L 1 R 23 506 1 T 8 NORTHWEST 313 3 I 215 E 37 7 S D 4 L L 11 W T A 1 66 197 219 W 478 24 6 25 R S N 101 888 2 428 214 55 G 36 76 507 A O D 7 9 122 4 E 2 N 25 58 5 27 N F PRECINCT3 123 A S 109 R 1 85 L 35 508 E IL 521 199 217 I 430 26 75 44 4 A RECOMMENDED FOR FINAL APPROVAL 10 100 110 124 R303 2 H 1 34 28 M 191 23 115 147 S 475 3 212 SHEPPERTON ROAD: 3 1 509 522 201 P 2 27 74 10 111 125 M 432 203 6 33 V 2 191 150 11 113 40 148 1 214 A 473 140 3 28 60 A 1 2 R 29 510 523 2 2 146 SCALE 1 : 5,000H 32 Residential73 development to be D 126 203 434 4 29 485 511 6 22 112 28 141 IA 61 498 524 3 212 471 L 30 32 127 145 A 89 IC designed so as to minimise impact of 6 499 S 12 29 R 142 R 62 T B 152 33 114 206 O 139 31 T 12 3 1 6 525 A 2 128 ST 144 2 469 M A 63 N 13 30 L 143 P traffic70 from Shepperton Road while 500 2 1 K 5 122 97 129 143 1 A 138 487 5 14 B 88 69 501 3 149 207 15 121 98 130 142 50 137 488 4 15 1 68 presenting65 a good image to the street. 475 4 CHAIRMAN OF THE WESTERN 99 150 FRASER PARK 136 T 13 D D 123 131 141 S 4 502 2 S 66 E 30 5 12 E R 3 526 AUSTRALIAN PLANNING COMMISSION R 151 3 135 93 T I 16 A A 527 O E 100 140 3 67 L 477 17 S W F T IL 1 T 2 528 T 28 120 W 152 76 A 94 H 31 R A 500 101 139 R 148 A W O 529 V R E 37 C 133 B CU/CP 5 Y 478 F E L H 2 1 530 18 27 36 119 L D 95 18 2 H 153 77 E 32 102 138 74 A 479 BABE C 132 96 3 19 L 26 6 118 154 O T 73 78 183 N 480 Date 5 S 131 97 4 6 N 25 170 117 136 155 72 79 184 481 R60 O 98 1 57 S S 158 80 EDWARD MILLEN 5 15 D 59 58 55 150 10 9 T IN 24 200 116 135 156 71 106 2 8 L RD S 8 23 38 48 157 81 107 T 3 M 115 70 105 16 7 10 1 2 539 538 537 3 O 161 82 HOME 4 536 T FINAL APPROVALRD GRANTED 39 49 158 69 108 187 PS 22 160 104 3 5 1 68 83 17 50 103 340 L 2 6 57 42 40 73 159 84 L 520 Y 67 E 11 T D 102 3 W 7 2 R 41 555 74 85 R 519 A 168 72 66 4 R 3 12 6 I 86 101 S E R 23 65 5 193 T B 518 5 1 O 169 53 71 100 M 13 M M 87 194 A 4 A 21 64 99 6 192 C 300 54 H 70 88 14 3 T 1 113 195 163 516 479 S NG 63 98 191 2 55 I 69 77 89 196 4 515 100 15 2 MINISTER FOR PLANNING 4 97 114 T 478 480 1 101 78 T 190 S 61 56 68 S 3 514 501 2A 60 NOTT 96 115 197 B 101 56 79 14 5 189 513 481 4 U JA 67 116 2 R 3 95 500 L 102 R3055 101 R 482 80 15 512 677 I R40 E R 59 66 13 117 199 T 270 N 4 A 1 94 S 1 R 499 483 G 54 N L H 81 16 187 E 511 B T O L T Date 63 R20118 200 269 L E O A S 65 93 271 201 R 12 G 510 E 484 678 N 53 2 M 82 TER 17 119 186 287 N S 18 M 92 1 L 497 485 T 64 11 272 A 509 457 E 202 A ADRIAN ST 120 286 117 L 63 S N 63 83 INS 18 P 185 Y 496 19 10 L 2 273 508 456 674 7 19 121 U 4 458 495 487 64 59 84 STM M 1 671 62 9 3 400 507 477 676 12 8 3 20 46 122 166 M I 284 459 494 2 65 85 WE E IN 500 506 488 672 58 24 8 45 R Z 476 493 675 10 9 89 21 165 Z 501 460 673 57 86 531 167 A 276 505 489 13 88 44 184 M D 475 668 50 10 65 22 W 461 492 47 168 503 13 504 R 490 56 87 533 43 183 502 O A 15 66 23 48 F S 462 491 662 11 169 14 S H S E 666 55 120 N T 5 42 R 503 E 433 E 473 T C 660 67 R40 H 49 A L R T 12 S 23 24 M 504 T 463 54 T O 4 41 170 277 432 472 661 665 Y 2 S J 181 S IT 434 464 659 663 A 13 68 10 25 50 S T D H D 3 278 455 3 53 H W 40 146 180 T S 256 E 346 W 471 664 L 69 51 N 435 465 658 A T T 26 IE 172 633 71 1 14 D 119 ST 2 39 145 257 345 454 52 R V 147 179 255 347 436 470 657 R 70 27 R 52 A O E 38 164 173 258 344 466 634 H 118 51 N 1 V S 178 453 437 469 656 678 C

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28 R 88 163 467 15 E 117 L 343 30 174 259 438 655 677 L 50 125 54 149 177 253 349 468 636 753 72 36 M 162 175 451 439 S 116 22 29 55 A 260 T 654 752 16 49 126 T N N 150 176 252 350 450 637 676 73 N 21 35 O N 161 363 653 754 115 NA 20 56 T E 351 449 441 638 783 17 127 N C 34 P 132 R 160 151 262 362 74 E H M S 652 755 675 672 114 T T A 33 57 A 250 448 639 782 671 9 128 S R H 133 159 263 361 442 651 756 75 L 58 T 131 T 353 447 640 113 ES R 134 153 249 S 781 674 10 129 RESERVES RESIDENTIAL ZONE The symbols used in the cross reference OFFICE/RESIDENTIAL ZONE Standards for residential development The symbols used in the cross reference DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS in the Zoning Table have the This area will be redeveloped as a mixed shall generally be in accordance with in the Zoning Table have the Development shall generally be in TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK The area will be consolidated as a following meanings: CARLISLE CAMPUS OF TECHNICAL office/residential area. Development will those specified in the R-Codes for following meanings. accordance with the R-Codes (where residential area comprising of a range of AND FURTHER EDUCATION P1P1P1P1 Residential R60. P1P1P1P1 dwelling types to cater for a variety of combine medium density residential "P" (Permitted Use): means that the use applicable) and any relevant planning (CARLISLE TAFE) TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1

Zone "P" (Permitted Use): means that the use development with small scale office uses The rear portion of buildings and their policy. is permitted by the Scheme. P2P2P2P2 househole types and housing needs. Residential is permitted by the Scheme. allowing for low traffic generating surrounding space shall be upgraded This site is reserved under the and/or appropriately treated, in "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that Use Class 1. administrative and professional offices In addition the following standards apply: Metropolitan Region Scheme for public SHEPPERTON PRECINCT Local shops serving the day-to-day P7P7P7P7 "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that association with the provision of rear the use is not permitted unless the purposes and as such, falls within the P3P3P3P3 but excluding consulting rooms P6P6P6P6 Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre AA P4P4P4P4 P6P6P6P6 needs of residents, and recreational the use is not permitted unless the P4P4P4P4 parking areas particularly where the site Council has granted planning approval. planning authority of the Ministry for P5P5P5P5 areas such as Kate Street Park and associated with medical or similar 1. Residential Density: Residential P5P5P5P5 Convenience Store, Service Station X Council has granted planning approval. adjoins or can be viewed from residential Planning. P8P8P8P8 Read Park, and child care facilities are professions. "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that density shall conform generally with uses. P10P10P10P10 Educational Establishment, Place of P11P11P11P11 P10P10P10P10 AA is not permitted by the Scheme the provisions of the R-Codes P9P9P9P9 P10 appropriate uses for the residential area. Worship "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that Where office uses are developed, they R60 standards. The Council nevertheless has the Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant X is not permitted by the Scheme. Note: If the use of the land for a opportunity to comment on all P12P12P12P12 SHEET B Further grouped housing should be built are to be orientated towards the street, USE OF LAND particular purpose is not specifically development and in this regard the in a manner which conserves the General Industry, Transport Depot X while residential is to be above and/or 2. Plot Ratio: The plot ratio shall Note: If the use of the land for a mentioned in the Zoning following matters will be taken into behind the office floorspace. Office uses not exceed 0.55. The plot ratio of P13P13P13P13 pleasant low scale residential character particular purpose is not specifically As indicated in the Zoning Table and cannot be determined as Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X are not permitted unless combined with any building or part there of used for account. of the area. The retention of existing mentioned in the Zoning Table in the Scheme Text and outlined falling within the interpretation of one residential uses and must not comprise office purposes shall not exceed PRECINCT PLAN P10 houses, with the development of "infill" Home Occupation AA Table and cannot be determined as below for an Office/Residential Zone. of the Use Class categories Council more than one third of the overall 33% of the maximum allowable plot The Carlisle TAFE is a facility that draws housing at the rear is the most favoured falling within the interpretation of one may consider it an unlisted (ie Home Office P development or existing floorspace. ratio or 33% of the constructed floor students from a regional area, and it SHEET B form of redevelopment. of the Use Class categories Council discretionary) use requiring that the Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential space, whichever is the lesser. should continue in its present capacity. STATEMENT OF INTENT Building AA may consider it an unlisted (ie Updated on 10 July 2018 In the areas coded R30 and R40, with Careful control will be exercised over site advertising procedures referred to in discretionary) use requiring that the The Shepperton Precinct should remain a pleasant, low the exception of the R40 areas south of Hotel, Motel, Tavern X layout and design for office uses in order clause 28 of the Scheme Text be Any future development and/or 3. Design and Layout: That part of the scale, medium density housing area. Future advertising procedures referred to in followed. expansion of the functions or population AMENDMENT GAZETTAL AMENDMENT GAZETTAL Hubert Street and south east of Oats Light Industry X to minimise potential conflict with proposed development which is to be clause 28 of the Scheme Text be development should take advantage of the excellent 0 0 Street, development shall generally be residential uses. In particular a high level of the Campus will not be supported N . DATE N . DATE

Zone used for office purposes is to be followed. accessibility available to the precinct due to the close one to two storeys in height and be Liquor Store - Small X of visual amenity, security and privacy is Where it is considered that a particular unless it is clear that no undue adverse 3. 2 February 2001 45. 10 December 2010 orientated to Duncan Street. Office proximity to major transportation networks, and to the city. generously landscaped. Multiple to be ensured whilst noise disturbance Office/Residential use could have a detrimental impact on uses shall have extensive window impact on adjacent residential areas will 5. 31 August 2001 61. 14 November 2014 Liquor Store - Large X DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS dwellings will not be permitted in the area will be minimised. Use Class 3. the amenity of the surrounding area result, there is no substantial loss of 6. 8 October 2002 75. 23 June 2017 facades and entry doors at footpath The area of land identified as Special Use zone generally of the precinct coded R40 northeast of Lodging House, Serviced Apartment AA (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will residential properties and adequate car 8. 4 February 2003 77. 19 June 2018 Development shall generally be in Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre X level opening onto the front setback bounded by Welshpool Road, Forward Street, Swansea Shepperton Road and west of Oats Adequate car parking must be provided be subject to assessment and parking can be provided. 19. 14 September 2004 Massage Rooms X accordance with the R-Codes (where area. Street East, Milford Street and Shepperton Road applicable) and any relevant planning on site to ensure that both office and Convenience Store, Service Station X advertising under any relevant planning Street. Motor vehicles and Marine Sales policy. is to be consolidated as a node of commercial uses and policy. In addition the following residential needs are satisfied. The Educational Establishment, Place of 4. Setbacks: The minimum front SOMERSET POOL Premises Worship X serve as part of the southern "Gateway" to the Town of impact of car parks on the amenity of HOW IT WORKS In the R40 coded area southeast of Oats Open Air Sales and Display X standard applies: Residential setback distance from any street is The area shall continue to function in its Victoria Park. Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant X Street, multiple dwellings and specialised Development: In this precinct in the area adjacent residential areas shall be 3m; all other setbacks shall be in present capacity as a community This Precinct Plan describes the Council's town planning Nightclub X reduced by ensuring vehicle access to forms of residential acommodation, in coded R40 northeast of Shepperton General Industry, Transport Depot X accordance with the R-Codes. swimming pool with associated facilities. The retention of structurally sound houses and healthy, intentions for this precinct. It contains a Statement of sites is via existing access points where addition to single and grouped housing Office X Road and west of Oats Street, multiple mature trees is an important aim for the precinct. Intent which applies to the whole Precinct and several available, and by the provision of Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X will be permitted. dwellings will not be permitted. 5. Vehicular Access: Vehicular access Any future development within the Selective infill and the development of grouped dwellings other statements which apply to specific areas within the Restricted Premises X effective landscaping and unobtrusive Precinct. These statements summarise the kind of future Home Occupation P to streets is to be limited: access swimming pool grounds shall be small in is also encouraged. New development is to enhance the Building Height - The height of a building lighting. shall be obtained by existing that is seen to be appropriate for the precinct. New development to Shepperton Road Service Industry X Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential scale, unobtrusive in its setting and serve existing character of the area and have regard for on land coded Residential R60 shall Building X must take vehicular access from a crossovers and/or side streets. to enhance the facility. remaining quality housing stock. Shop X not exceed 8.6 metres. In this Precinct Plan you will also find information about laneway or other street where possible Both office and residential buildings shall Hotel, Motel, Tavern X To ensure its cohesion as a residential locality, the only the purposes for which land may be used and guidelines and where residential amenity will not be Showroom X be consistent with the style and character 6. Car parking: Car parking areas COMMUNITY NODE - BEATTY of existing development in areas along Light Industry X are not permitted to front to Duncan new non-residential activities to be permitted in the area for the development of land and buildings: diminished. Priority will be given to Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or AVENUE PRIMARY SCHOOL AND and adjacent to Albany Highway and should be those which predominantly function to provide ensuring new developments, particularly Dependent Persons' Dwelling, Liquor Store - Small AA Street. FUTURE ROAD RESERVE P for day-to-day local needs. This Precinct Plan should be read together with: - at higher densities, do not result in undue Multiple Dwelling 1 complement adjacent residential development. Liquor Store - Large X This area shall remain an area for loss of privacy or amenity for existing 7. Landscaping/Open Space: The The application of residential development standards Warehouse X educational and recreational uses. The 1. Planning polices which contain guidelines for the residents. Lodging House, Serviced Apartment X landscaped/open space to be should ensure a high level of environmental amenity and development and use of land which apply to more New buildings shall be set back a use of all facilities by both the primary provided in addition to the front maintain a pleasant atmosphere characterised by low to than one precinct. References are given in this minimum of 3.0m to any street and have Massage Rooms X setback area, is to be suitably related school and the community as a whole will USE OF LAND Footnote: medium scale architecture, orientated to the street and Precinct Plan to those policies. extensive window facades to the street Motor vehicles and Marine Sales be encouraged. The interim use of the to the residential use of the land. set in landscaped surrounds. Development should As indicated in the Zoning and entries at footpath level. The Premises land set aside for the future Miller Street 1. Multiple Dwellings are only permitted generally be one to two storeys in height and be in 2. The Scheme Text which contains legal and Table in the Scheme Text and outlined building setback is to be suitably paved Open Air Sales and Display X ramp for recreational/community use in areas coded R40 and above, and in 8. Building Height: Development harmony with the scale, character and style of original administrative provisions regarding the use and below for a Residential Zone. and treated to enhance and complement presents an opportunity to upgrade the addition are subject to clause 22 of the Nightclub X should be generally limited in height buildings. Residential development on land facing development of land. the footpath area. Finished levels shall land and to incorporate it with adjacent Scheme Text - Special Application of the to 2 storeys. Shepperton Road is to be designed to minimise the be consistent with the footpath. Car Office P parklands. R-Codes. negative affects of traffic noise but must remain visually In order to determine how a particular lot is affected by parking and/or extensive landscaping is the above, you will need to refer to that lot on the map Restricted Premises X attractive from and orientated to the road. The not permitted within the setback between Any new development of these sites shall and the related text in this Precinct Plan. Where a environment should be further enhanced by the street and the facade any building Service Industry AA be small in scale, and consistent with the property is located on or near the Precinct boundary it improvements to the public streetscape, involving street architectural character of the existing may also be necessary to consult the neighbouring used for office purposes. Shop X buildings and surrounding tree planting. Precinct/s. It should also be noted that from time to time, Showroom X neighbourhood. New development is to The Somerset Pool area is an important recreation focus the Town Planning Scheme may be subject to amendments. Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or be set back from all boundaries and in the precinct. Any expansion or increase in functions Dependent Persons' Dwelling, landscaped. and/or population of the Carlisle Campus of Technical You are reminded that before land and buildings can be Multiple Dwelling P and Further Education shall not cause undue adverse developed or used for another purpose it will probably be impact on adjacent residential areas or a substantial loss Warehouse X necessary to make a planning application and receive of residential properties. approval from the Council. Safe and accessible movement for people on foot, Enquiries concerning this Precinct Plan or general SPECIAL USE ZONE bicycles, users of public transport and vehicles is an USE OF LAND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS important aim for the precinct. Streets will be enhanced planning matters should be directed to the Council's and maintained so that they contribute to its pleasant Planning Department. The area should be redeveloped for 1. Minimum Setbacks: 5. Landscaping: 6. Carparking: building. Any slope in the land design of multi-storey car parks. lieu of buildings, and/or providing a The following Table - The Zoning Table environment. Council will aim to discourage the commercial purposes providing for a Street setback: a. A minimum of 20% of any lot area The provision of carparking within should be reflected in stepped Redevelopment of any land shall high quality setting for buildings or provides the range and permissibility of movement of unnecessary traffic through the area. range of commercial uses that will Forward Street and Swansea shall be developed as landscaped the Special Use zone is subject to awnings and parapets; be the subject of the Scheme activities on the site, appropriate to land uses in the Special Use zone. promote an appropriate interface Street East shall be a minimum open space. the provisions of the Scheme. requirements for the provision of the nature of the facilities proposed. between the industrial, commercial and of 4.0 metres; b. A minimum 2.0 metre wide Only limited carparking will be iv. Reflective or heavily tinted parking. The symbols used in the Zoning Table residential land uses and Welshpool Shepperton Road frontage shall landscaping strip shall be provided supported within the street setback glazing is not encouraged on any v. Car parking within a front setback Lighting and Paving have the following meanings- Road and Shepperton Road which form be a minimum of 3.0 metres; within the setback area adjacent area for that portion of the building. Climatic/sun control may be permitted subject to entry/exit points to the Town. The minimum street setback to the street boundary for Welshpool Road frontage between should be by built appropriate design of building All external lighting of buildings "P" means that the use is permitted shall be 3.0 metres for that Forward Street and Swansea the truncation of the intersection screening/shading devices. frontages and landscaping. should be designed in such a by the Scheme. The area will be consolidated as a node portion of the Welshpool Road Street East. of Welshpool Road and Shepperton landscaping. manner as to complement the of commercial uses and serve as part of frontage between the truncation c. A minimum 3.0 metre wide Road and a point 80 metres east v. Roller doors/shutters or any solid character of the streetscape. Care "AA" means that the use is not the "Gateway" to both Albany Highway of the intersection of Welshpool landscaping strip shall be provided of that truncation. material, including clear acrylic, Pedestrian Movement must be taken to ensure that permitted unless the Council has and Shepperton Road. Development Road and Shepperton Road and in the street setback area adjacent is not acceptable on front external lighting does not spill onto ADOPTION granted planning approval. ground floor facades facing with frontages to Welshpool Road and a point 80 metres east of that to the street boundary for all of 7. Short Term Residential The pedestrian network should adjoining sites (especially residential Adopted by resolution of the Council of Shepperton Road shall be set back and truncation; the Shepperton Road frontage Accommodation: streets. provide a continuous, safe and sites). Lighting should be provided "X" means a use that is not permitted the Town of Victoria Park at the Ordinary landscaped with the facade of buildings The setback for the remainder of and that portion of the Welshpool Where land within the Special Use attractive link between the various to all internal streets for pedestrian Meeting of the Council held on the 9th by the Scheme. vi. Blank walls, exhaust fans, addressing the street to provide a visually Welshpool Road frontage shall Road frontage between the zone is developed for serviced activities and to the parking areas. safety and amenity and to enhance day of August 1994. attractive appearance from both of these be a minimum of 4.5 metres. truncation of the intersection of apartments, hotels, motels, or other mechanical equipment and the streetscape. Streets. Side/Rear setback: Welshpool Road and Shepperton similar short term commercial vehicle servicing areas must not Pedestrian routes shall be given Nil except where adjacent to Road and a point 80 metres accommodation, the development be visible from any street priority over vehicles at all internal Paving should be used to enhance LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN existing residential development, east of that truncation. Where shall conform with the standards frontage. crossing points. and identify pedestrian and vehicular Zone where a minimum setback of 3.0 that building is setback greater and requirements applicable to accessways and should be treated in J A E LEE MAYOR

Development within the Special Use Uses Special metres shall apply. than 3.0 metres all of the setback multiple dwellings on that land under vii. Any fencing between the street Signage a manner at least complementary to Use Class zone is to be generally consistent with area shall be landscaped. the provisions of the Residential alignment and buildings must be footpaths within the public area. the approved Local Development Plan Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre P 2. Plot Ratio: d. A minimum 2.0 metre wide Planning Codes with the exception open style ornamental fencing. Signage for buildings that front onto (formerly known as a Development Plot ratio of development shall be landscaping strip shall be proveded of the requirement for landscaped Welshpool Road should be Convenience Store, Service Station X Guide Plan). In relation to applications a maximum of 1.0. adjacent to the street boundary open space. Circulation consistent with the requirements of J M BONKER Educational Establishment, Place of P CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER for development or subdivision Worship to the remainder of the the Town of Victoria Park. approval within the Special Use Zone, 3. Residential Density: Future public and private i. Sign colour, material, form, Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant AA Welshpool Road frontage; the decision-maker is to have due Residential development shall have e. Extensive shade tree planting GENERAL DESIGN GUIDELINES development must take steps to shape, illumination, size and FINAL ADOPTION regard to the approved local General Industry, Transport Depot X a maximum density of R60 and will be required for car parking ensure that unnecessary traffic and detail can be varied to add Adopted for final approval by resolution of Streetscape and Built Form development plan when determining shall be developed in accordance areas at a rate of one tree for congestion problems are avoided. interest to the area. Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X the Council of the Town of Victoria Park at the application. with the "Residential R60" every four carparking bays along The principal requirements relating ii. Minimal signage will be the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held The principle requirements relating Home Occupation P classification of the R-Codes. with paving, lighting and seating pedestrian and vehicle movement permitted fronting Welshpool on the 11th day of August 1998 and the to the streetscape and built form The approved local development plan Screen planting (eg. hedges) in the area are set down below. Road and will be designed to seal of the Municipality was pursuant to Home Office shall be set down in the approved may be amended in accordance with 4. Maximum Building Height: is not appropriate other than minimise potential traffic hazards. that resolution, hereunto affixed in the Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential Local Development Plan. deemd clause 59, and inclusive of Building AA Height of buildings should be around servicing yards and areas; Vehicular Movement and Carparking iii. Roof and pylon signs are presence of : public consultation. integrated with adjoining residential and considered appropriate within the Hotel, Motel, Tavern P i. development and height shall be f. A detailed landscaping plan Where applicable, development i. Only a limited number of access area subject to an overall Light Industry X restricted to 6.0 metres adjacent to shall be provided for shall have regard to adjacent points will be permitted to the signage strategy. residential development and existing residential development. developments. The plan should adjoining streets. Reciprocal iv. Signs that are erected should Liquor Store - Small X may provide a 3.0 metre J A E LEE Buildings elsewhere within the include details of planting and rights of access over lots in not obscure- landscaped setback or a MAYOR Liquor Store - Large X Special Use zone shall not exceed paving where proposed. separate ownership to vehicular a. Architectural detail including suitable alternative as approved. 15.0 metres in height. Information provided shall include accessways and access points windows; Lodging House, Serviced Apartment P ii. All street level facade frontages all plants clearly labelled and that traverse property boundaries b. Views of the building to should- Massage Rooms X located, proposed numbers, sizes should be used to provide access which they are attached; or Provide displays or visible Motor Vehicles and Marine Sales and spacing of plants, and details for car parking areas and service c. Views of the neighbouring J M BONKER activity and a high degree of CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Premises of soil improvement and areas. buildings from street level. architectural design detail at a Open Air Sales and Display X reticulation. ii. All access points to Welshpool pedestrian scale; Road shall be justified in Landscaping RECOMMENDED FOR FINAL APPROVAL Nightclub X Have at least 60% of the total accordance with the Traffic Office P length of the facade along the Impact Statement, submitted High quality landscaping should be footpath transparent. The with the Development Guide used throughout the area to Restricted Premises X continuity of glazing should be Plan. enhance the image of the eastern CHAIRMAN OF THE WESTERN Shop P broken to provide interest by iii. Vehicular access directly to gateway to the Town of Victoria Park AUSTRALIAN PLANNING COMMISSION solid (opaque) vertical panels, Welshpool Road must be in and the East Victoria Park District Showroom P framework and/or strong visual accordance with the Traffic centre. Landscaping shall be used Date Single House, Group Dwelling P displays; Impact Statement that forms to improve the pedestrian amenity Aged or Dependent Persons' Dwelling, Provide a high level of detailing part of the Development Guide (particularly in car parking areas) P FINAL APPROVAL GRANTED Multiple Dwelling or decorative design, structure, Plan for the Special Use zone. and the entrance to the Town. Warehouse P colour and materials to Development Approval will be enhance the interest from the dependent upon combining Landscaping within the area should street; Note- parking areas and access points be undertaken within an overall Provide continuous weather 1. Shop component to have a maximum to serve multiple properties. landscaping theme established for MINISTER FOR PLANNING protection or colonnades along net leasable area of 500m 2 within iv. Any proposed multi-storey car the area. Landscaping may be used footpaths. park must comply with the built the total 'Special Use' zone area. to provide adequate buffers between Date form objectives for the area. commercial and adjacent residential iii. Where long straight unrelieved, Blank exterior walls that front any uses. Where landscaping is to be horizontal lines occur at awning road or pedestrian way are not provided on sites along Welshpool or parapet level, they should be permitted. Landscaping must Road it should be provided with the broken by design to suit a also be incorporated into the aim of presenting a street frontage in pedestrian environment and the N K O F 1 2 D 34 281 223 IE 262 274 294 283 R 2 P 258 121 L Y R R 7 226 I 198 D T 234 281 203 120 ST A D D 35 315 L 247 273 284 24 S 24 296 R 119 263 293 R T 314 L 256 D R 224 200 232 S 11 32 203 1 295 R 235 225 A 202 112 272 285 23 37 17 254 D 264 292 70 31 G 233 188 225 226 118 246 N 296 E 12 10 5 21 38 204 14 111 113 A 271 304 291 286 T 236 224 20 252 117 265 51 297 201 B S 41 T 308 228 116 11 21 270 297 500 R40 3 T 305 290 287 T V 11 1 40 205 S 16 104 110 114 S R H 17 D 223 R CAUSEWAY12 28 2 237 230 101 T 266 TOWN OF VICTORIA PARKE T R 15 E 269 312 289 L I 307 S 234 303 T SH 298 105 L IO E UH 100 13 232 103 115 S P 10 36 27 17 206 1 300 247 L 267 N P T M 238 222 15 313 306 288 E QI 301 1 A LEGEND 14 RTO A 26 306 3 3 S 37 9 234 102 235 268 U M 14 8 262 W 245 298 TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK N H PRECINCT NO MULTIPLE44 207DWELLINGS185 7 96 320 311 O PL R A A3 100 15 O Q A 35 25 221 300 340 A N 101 18 18 236 4 R D S A8 H D 19 2 321 299 R 10 A4 E 502 501 7 S 263 314 302 2 A K N R 19 184 A 298 95 243 O A5 20 1 208 24 LE 236 TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 E 220 H 238 29 N C 102 23 A 243 319 300 71 I 20 M S 330 T 307 1 G A K N 12 17 100 T 237 242 1 A10 2 500 264 240 88 PE S T SH 7 WC O 300 209 183 316 T 72 E I N 219 295 TH T 319 T 10 322 310 30 TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 242 P 3 241 329 301 P1P1P1P1 BA PE O 87 49 E 28 P1P1P1P1 2 R W A13 G 21 266 87 R 73 T 301 265 293 239 TO T 182 B 315 8 N N 18 R 328 308 3 A12 318 32 I G 9 23 32 1 22 T 88 177 328 268 241 ID 240 S Precinct Boundary7 31 ALBANY HIGHWAY PRECINCT 326 74 DN 88 S 4 327 291 G 318 12 I 19 331 T 309 6 D 181 E S 31 D 178 N 7 78 P2P2P2P2 PL 69 1 E N 289 S 323 A 202 P2P2P2P2 77 5 N T R D 89 64 53 O 20 325 PS 332 316 123 T 33 D T O R60 271 340 A9 E 2 E O 302 T 6 301 ALBANY HIGHWAY PRECINCT T 5 L 13 T 10 P 287 68 T T 9 273 285 327 317 L 255 830 S 3 90 63 H 55 8 5 3 341 333 121 I 203 79 51 51 H M 324 1 T A6 S 23 S 124 E R40 146 A16 90 S A 302 2 H 4 U 4 4 E 324 7 1 816 T 319 3 348 326 P7P7P7P7 78 10 29 62 U H 340 284 373 339 20 P7P7P7P7 G R 57 1 276 Y 254 P3P3P3P3 A11 R S 8 323 P3P3P3P3 W A 4 145 122 P3P3P3P3 12 Victoria Park 303 74 E 349 342 METROPOLITAN325 64 REGION 1092 M PARK Y Y 80 M 1 5 1 D K 21 P6P6P6P6 813 6 9 Y 2 2 8 133 P4P4P4P4 P6P6P6P6 R 144 A20 59 E 337 283 75 P4P4P4P4 1 E 159 322 S 279 R T 356 347 334 9 Y 829 A 92 137 V T 76 S 63 22 P5P5P5P5 812 819 V 15 3 2 304 A 73 P5P5P5P5 W 300 T A7 11 R 1 335 77 507 R 213 D 357 335 55 135 S 4 A 4 320 282 66 350 65 10 H 50 176 T K T 338 253 134 P8P8P8P8 820 101 100 5 A22 A 5 1 D SCHEME RESERVES66 P8P8P8P8

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810 T O O 362 L R80 500 3 H 6 T 321 2 E 355 23 3 S B A21 7 E 6 31 C 72 M 343 336 56 131 P11 A N 154 A A17 175 281 G 67 822 M 6 L L H 331 71 Y 363 54 136 P11 O D T B 5 23 65 358 P10P10P10P10 4 O R A 7 309 70 A NOTE: The Western Australian Planning61 Commission252 R P11P11P11P11 P10P10P10P10 L L S 7 A D D E K 57 P9P9P9P9 S A N 174 30 69 R 346 337 P 1013 D P9P9P9P9 T S 5 O 201 101 Y 300 S 22 N 329 C 64 361 72 A 129 S 32 I 807 825 11 W 141 7 C 8 E E 311 68 A 372 L 60 119 132 R 6 284 D S 351 344 care of the44 Ministry for PlanningT should be consulted I S 6 173 29 R 401 T S G R 26 O Y AI 327 M S 63 364 N 53 58 200 E 88 7 140 285 L NE 313 325 c 371 I ID 117 SHEET A H 5 C 24 20 S C E T 354 345 73 130 P12P12P12P12 9 827 25 A18 172 28 402 1 AR N T for full information on the preciseG land requirements999 120 P12P12P12P12 8 139 2 2 TN K 62 I 370 E E 59 M 803 4 8 25 19 E A L 59 52 A R 2 157 211 283 A14 1 316 324 Y L G 359 352 68 201 31 198 T 99 171 15 403 437 P for all Metropolitan46 Region Scheme Reserves. 118 H U D 3 801 16 D 138 1 S A20 18 H D 14 500 1086 N A N 19 32 L 158 A15 A23 4 T 365 353 R 51 1016 P 125 E N A 16 4 A S PS 27 16 435 318 323 A 60 58 251 L D SU K L 33 137 197 2 165 170 17 101 2 L 47 R W E 1 S 434 360 21 67 Y R E A 1 S 3 D 3 T 28 16 UN 320 R40 57 369 50 P13P13P13P13 S R S 33 1 34 O 136 159 D 2 2 S 169 15 1017 T ET 17 432 322 61 48 108 115 126 EY P A 28 214 S 3 29 15 B 405 366 22 250 L L 2 G 4 URY 56 368 100 1084 PRECINCT PLAN P11 1 334 135 196 5 6 100 T 44 20 27 161 215 S 30 14 18 100 406 430 321 55 49 106 R80 279 20 6 5 T 367 23 109 116 187 26 134 195 7 4 5 IN 13 R 31 13 45 24 98 1083 162 T 3 L E 19 ST 3 54 114 1 S 8 2 F P 427 46 16 101 104 S 25 194 278 147 R T 32 12 22 409 43 107 112 T 0 99 216 L 17 1 14 AR E 53 25 96 163 IL 10 HE A 33 11 21 47 19 Primary Regional99 Roads SHEET A 102 6 24 O 193 G A19 9 P G 411 423 110

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23 M A A 10 20 261 48 52 O 37 113 RAPHAEL PRECINCT 363 L H E T C 31 R O 192 294 C 21 450 413 R 26 ' 97 11 3 61 303 L 218 H 12 35 9 S 422 18 D 42 STATEMENT OF INTENT 333 22 O 362 149 3 261 49 51 EA 92 103 111 O 191 R T 14 451 36 27 80 21 C 219 S 150 5 8 95 2 9 Updated on 19 July 2017 33 1 D 295 B 416 421 50 28 41 12 20 190 E 361 T 452 453 14 37 7 ISH Other RegionalW Roads11 35 20 220 R 296 373 S 151 262 OP 643 79 39 E 1 N 449 38 6 258 S 418 ST 93 990 The Albany Highway Precinct17 will be revitalised and 19 189 360 E 454 GA 420 LATHLAIN PARK 644 29 44 8 10 1 374 I H 5 TE O 88 A 21 32 101 K W 152 257 263 36 40 928 37 18 1 359 C 448 VICTORIA4 PARK 700 645 N V 4 consolidated as a major urban/shopping31 commercial axis 2 A Y 80 45 47 16 AMENDMENT GAZETTAL AMENDMENT GAZETTAL M 2 375 4 3 264 R 419 1 86 10 7 A 38 17 3 1 3 M 447 15 S 296 443 646 51 G H 1 3 H 2 U 1 642 35 89 3 E L 3 2 2 376 1 T 46 84 incorporating the "strip"M imagery of its past development 0 0 16 223 E 1 295 265 L 2 31 43 30 N . DATE N . DATE U 4 51 3 446 2 16 P A 3 641 647 34 50 2 46 IN F 50 1 P PRECINCT220 458 87 1077 N I 5 4 377 1 E 1 640 47 R 5 27 5 445 T 46 4 294 D 648 TOWN32 52OF VICTORIA PARK82 along the length of28 Albany Highway.7 I 51 6 T S 4 R 219 456 455 49 85 1 340 42 3. 2 February 2001 60.N 19 August 2014 23 6 378 S 457 T 2 444 R 639 933 SE 7 R O 222 293 649 33 53 73 7 8 7 E 2 N 218 3 445 80 14 Y 226 356 379 301 458 T 638 54 48 27 8 6. 61. 14 November 2014 48 8 S 1 1 1 8 650 61 83 The939 precinct has three retail nodes1075 connected by general 8 October 2002 52 355 443 A 217 4 446 SCHEME RESERVES74 M P 52 459 M 41 6 6 5 637 60 55 AR 53 10 9 c 2 7 453 651 65 5 938 13 32 L G 25 354 442 7 269 R40447 / 60 7 81 6 C 8. 4 February 2003 66. 16 February 2016 460 M N 256 3 2 59 63 S 75 commercial areas. A wide range of uses serving both RAPHAEL PARK 380 R60 39 8 17 2 A 6 8 636 T H 448 652 14 24 12 19 11 353 441 C 181 225 452 600 58 57 64 A 54 33 18 102 W 461 N 255 5 596 635 6 937 M 1072 12. 6 September 2002 71. 19 July 2016 381 T 18 U 9 Parks and Recreation 76 the local and regionalL populations shall be permitted, with A 13 352 440 10 S D 180 653 62 13 E 52 S 17 47 254 226 289 271 A 5 595 601 78 7 Y 19 2 53 24 506 1 H 382 462 T E 19 D 17 V V 451 10 634 66 23 I 14 S 179 A 594 654 8 79 936 8 14. 7 April 2006 75. 23 June 2017 102 2 N 351 68 G 11 272 4 602 emphasis on the consolidation and integration of11 existing G 383 463 R 3 178 182 253 227 633 77 26 1 104 T 439 O 4 11 593 655 67 1 9 ST 51 54 50 O 16 350 69 E 12 106 228 1 603 72 20. 31 January 2006 2 N 384 464 G 177 183 252R40 3 M 632 uses.10 CE 43 1 600 S 592 A 656 80 22 13 H 105 104 3 263 349 438 51 G 228 2 T 604 R Public Purposes101 899 25 12 MY G 67 13 22 12 2 12 4 G 307 385 IN 216 184 251 3 2 16 591 S 631 657 71 14 42 A 106 5 L 262 348 437 K 22 V 605 44 W M O 465 R80 51 T 1 13 A 630 69 101 11 21 Y 20 386 S 35 3 R 6 U 308 29 5 200 185 250 285 34 590 658 102 The shopping areas are to be maintained as district15 41 A 107 C 261 347 436 45 16 4 N 300 2 1 606 769 7 E 387 466 6 A 1 14 36 33 629 4 102 20 118 1 S 309 C 186 249 589 659 4 45 21 T 260 435 T 706 32 607 70 centres offering a wide range of retail as well as 6 R30/60 108 T 467 S 7 N 138 DISTRICT214 CENTRE : VICTORIA PARK2 SHOPPING AREA 17 31 3 770 14 3 S 2 E 310 388 26 44 15 2 U 1 4 15 588 CU628 Civic660 Use 18 T R 111 8 706 14 D 247 3 283 37 S 608 896 S 5 2 3 259 346 137 2 30 T 2 38 19 HOW IT WORKS 4 311 389 468 500 212 5 18 R 627 HOLDENcommunity attractions945 including leisure and recreation 4 1 R30 110 6 24 616 707 Shopping NOnode alongMULTIPLE the highway.247 246 DWELLINGS233 282 E 587 661 345 136 3 6 609 301 1 258 9 19 38 B 1 31 17 16 3 115 7 469 5 706 R O P 586 626 662 58 100 2 8 432 22 615 T 708 211 189 246 234 E 29 R L A uses, public/civic uses, community and social services. 2 257 6 4 S 176 301 20 T 505 558 A 610 P 33 FLETCHER S This Precinct Plan describes the Council's town planning 173 1 470 631 280 39 N 625 O T 9 6 3 5 7 522 D 245 235 S 28 506 E 585 663 59 L 30 15 172 256 2 431 3 145 210 R 611 L PL 502 7 238 6 6 632 R 25 175 281 T 559 T 624 3 O Larger scale, open-air and other commercial uses 3 A 2 115 S 446 O 40 200 507 584 29 intentions for this precinct. It contains a Statement of 8 O 300 430 5 521 2 23 N 209 244 236 F 27 612 32 PARK 10 194 501 B 171 5 633 O 7 174 146 560 TOWN OF623 VICTORIA100 PARK56 8 4 1 ET 8 N 445 504 508 583 4 considered inappropriate to a retail-based node will be 1193 M 239 9 4 520 LS 703 O 26 613 2 Intent which applies to the whole Precinct and several 500 O 170 255 7 3 554 709 6 L 1 147 X 192 243 237 21 561 11 28 L 240 1 IC A 444 503 509 582 S O 1 3 6 702 2 2 238 8 T 1038 23 50 169 254 2 2 5 H 1 3 25 14 891encouraged to relocate in the commercial sectors of the G other statements which apply to specific areas within the C 2 500 555 24 711 F 4 193 242 502 562 12 88 241 5 1 3 3 2 22 510 581 SCHEME ZONES 1 A 1 3 611 701 IE 2 448 10 7 31 L 1191 168 111 1 4 4 556 712 L 5 194 239 1 23 501 B 563 precinct where various and colourful commercial uses will A 242 2 700 791 4 D 171 3 511 IS 580 247 82 22 XY Precinct. These statements summarise the kind of future 317 338 427 11 610 240 H 540 616 55 500 1190 167 3 3 557 713 1 6 205 195 463 24 459 500 O 564 243 S 512 579 246 30 32 217 E 1 E 4 318 337 2 426 12 7 609 699 790 241 422 460 P 539 617 20 be promoted. M that is seen to be appropriate for the precinct. D 558 637 714 2 5 462 499 S 565 Residential/Commercial249 21 953 A H 2 244 D 319 1 425 1 4 1 204 196 15 513 G 578 245 R W E 13 698 421 461 A 538 618 54 33 C 219 715 T 2 2 498 T 566 250 22 Y 3 G 250 398 477 30 638 1 514 E 577 H R 245 320 32 697 S 3 3 420 461 458 462 537 619 244 954 A 1187 6 8 2 13 R 497 20 Strong and27 coherent urban design principles are to beM U 424 639 R RD R80 A 567 251 842 108 C 321 399 478 T R60 3 198 423 L 515 576 243 24 L In this Precinct Plan you will also find information about S 120 133 6 D 3 419 460 463 536 E R 7 30 423 606 457 E 496 568 100 Y E 301 479 561 640 717 N 10 2 1 IG 516 252 implemented37 through the provision and maintenance of M 322 24 696 A 11 3 99 11 424 459 453 464 H 535 575 Commercial288 242 the purposes for which land may be used and guidelines V 247 99 422 L 121 1 2 456 495 65 26 A 800 641 S 718 R60L 2 569 253 105 1185 1 480 787 38 323 R60 4 T I M 441 425 465 517 534 574 287 241 strong gateways identifying the entrance1 to the precinct 3 27 2 421 M 1 165 300 A 458 36 24 for the development of land and buildings. B 246 L 9 642 c 795 122 201 H 455 494 570 S 254 51 W 324 L 481 3 M S 398 1 466 518 T 240 66 35 E I 3 420 8 1 156 E 426 533 286 Y R E 1183 R G 25 18 2 719 130 164 R 454 493 571 255 area, distinctive39 edges delineating2 precinctR30 boundaries, 18 D N W 325 R 4 482 123 397 2 456 519 2 239 67 14 2 785 A G 467 957 25 Y 1182 IC A 5 23 1 1 129 163 S 427 532 572 D District Centre285 50 60 4 C L T 3 453 256 F K 23 3 720 396 1 520 238 consolidated retail34 nodes and commercial areas linking R R 326 6 3 B 457 468 1 53 This Precinct Plan should be read together with: - O E 692 784 2 128 8 399 1 428 249 531 284 19 W 419 2 A T 395 491 573 257 W D 1181 7 22 20 721 7 S 162 452 521 68 61 20 Y 21 1 N READ PARK 2 250 469 291 237 L 8 691 4 T 127 394 429 530 283 those 17nodes. A cohesive and strongly3 identified A 418 201 4 Y 159 400 3 490 258 7 N 300 9 722 S 5 251 522 3 292 236 52 25 S D 19 S 690 778 5 125 T 470 282 O 417 50 T COMMERCIAL STRIPS: E S 160 417 1 436 430 489 328 259 19 21 L S 1179 1 88 6 L 248 2 252 10 523 2 A50 293 235 character reflecting what already500 exists will be promotedA 1. Planning polices which contain guidelines for the 33 2 689 777 P CU D 306 161 471 Additional Use 16 8 31 R S 1178 416 2 M 6 R 11 431 488 1 281 T 12 21 8 E 126 ORD 416 200 435 247 524 260 9 24 IE 3 51 The 12established commercial strips OF 472 500 294 234 880 development and use of land which apply to more 34 202 7 776 T FL 305 432 280 in new18 developments. The precinct is to be enhanced57 as 1177 K 415 796 A24 AL 20 246 487 261 881 14 C 487 11 6 SA 308 415 4 448 295 233 30 A 775 88 S 304 433 473 329 279 14 P 1 M 414 597 along13 the highway should continue 50 1 245 486 1 325 262 an attractive10 feature in the metropolitan region. The23 L than one precinct. References are given in this 488 649 5 797 3 1 4 296 232 501 16 4 774 303A27 309 373 2 447 474 330 278 T 1 56 2 413 1 596 3 2 2 434 203 485 2 324 S 263 S A 15 489 650 to offer a specialised3 range of 798 310 1 446 T 297 231 compatinility of all commercial4 S 17 and retail uses with 54 Precinct Plan to those policies. 773 1 3 35 T 204 475 3 331 277 T 1174 412 686 2 799 2 3 S 484 323 264 E 1 22 490 311 4 445 298 230 2 R 411 685 commercial1 activities772 providing 855 A26 A28 393 3 476 332 276 O 16 2 5 346 483 5 322 265 residential uses 3within11 or adjacentID to the precinct is 55to be 491 HAWTHORNE 3 1 800 312 M 36 368 299 229 24 117 R 684 771 854 TA 392 4 6 407 202 206 444 477 333 275 2. The Scheme Text which contains legal and 410 E PARK colour and interest to the precinct.801 925 313 A29 HS 345 367 321 266 15 3 492 T 729 299 S 5 201 478 4 300 ensured. 6 S 683 770 4 ME 391 408 207 334 274 10 875 W A 803 1 AR 344 6 320 267 10 3 M 654 730 802 T 926 4 GH 666 366 301 228 25 201 Y administrative provisions regarding the use and c 2 3 S R40 409 B 479 335 273 13 S 682 769 S 5 9 7 208 14 T 2 M E 3 347 200 E 369 319 268 874 V 11 655 731 803 3 R A 365 302 Signs will227 be controlled to ensure compatibility500 with the A T 2 G A30 8 T development of land. S A25 T A Y R V desired character of the particular area of the precinct, E M S S IE T T T 18 205 K 50 E R40 849 S E 5 197 338 270 50 70 11 48 767 3 7 439 31 C G 589 679 E 929 20 A31R 211 1 372 316 190 72 135 R 657 734 870 H T 366 350 381 6 362 305 and, encouraged so as to continue the present vitality 102 In order to determine how a particular lot is affected by ORRONG A 18 O 20 147 6 2 428 339 269 51 73 19 4 M 1166 20 19 O 678 766 848 C 382 373 315 500 128 17 18 T E 735 806 871 N 2 23 N NO MULTIPLE3 386 5 212 11 361 306 191 21 S G 5 658 A 9 365 7 146 3 12 340 created by the diversity of sign types and characters. 10 3 677 765 847 M 3 2 4 374 314 20 the above, you will 143need to refer to that lot on the map G 872 A32 383 4 360 192 121 136 101 580 N 659 736 807 T 364 1 213 426 307 222 22 5 6 I 764 W 846 S 921 16 145 1 5 341 971 1164 9 K DWELLINGS 384 375 359 313 193 76 andT the related text in this Precinct124 Plan.16 Where a 4 10 737 808 A 873 10 340 132 2 214 425 308 221 S 6 4 763 S 920 363 429 342 303 Access for through traffic along Albany Highway shall23 be 100 E 1163 14 676 H 932 T 11 385 4 144 3 376 358 312 M 194 7 7 133 122 P 738 809 IN 874 S 1 133 215 424 A 220 77 property is located on Lor near the Precinct boundary3 it O 3 1 G 919 100 14 339 354 436 343 R A H 1162 1 NO675 MULTIPLE Y 217 143 1 377 311 S 195 75 6 R 9 T 2 810 2 T 875 933 A 2 134 PS 357 149 maintained, although Shepperton219 Road will carry the T 139 123 V O 4 338 2 216 423 344 W may also be necessaryS to consult the neighbouring2 A R 1161 20 674 3 N 918 H 991 3 355 378 310 185 Y 1 5 10 U 1 811 934 T 142 3 T 356 196 218 862 78 A 145 134 O 739 A 5 1 3 214 3 217 S S 345 150 great proportion of traffic through the area. Vehicular C T 1160 D DWELLINGS 760 843 917 R 992 337 10 356 T 379 309 184 18Precinct/s.4 It should also be noted that from 1time to 11time, S R 876 935 6 A36 S 2 2 141 190 355 197 217 50 A 8 740 812 T A33 2 422 151 863 2 13 140 T 842 916 S 7 336 T 357 4 218 346 183 27 12 37 N 759 300 993 1 120 1 C 1 1 380 354 access directly onto198 Albany Highway, from new 20 48 S 10 O 741 813 877 20 9 A 421 152 216 the Town Planning Scheme144 may be subject to 23 E 841 915 6 986 1 R 2 219 347 182 864 28 40 13 L 671 A34 994 137 5 T N 381 353 148 199 20 48 105 666 814 878 5 2 8 S A 3 5 420 153 development sites may be prevented215 where alternative 14 25 11 758 S 840 985 7 136 209 R 348 N 181 amendments. 35 43 E 1157 670 9 4 R 129 220 382 352 O 147 200 865 30 55 49 G T 815 879 10 A35995 6 3 7 E 138 88 1 V D 6 419 I 154 214 38 26 24 R 1 839 984 A42 L O L L access exists.180 Council will give priority to combining new 36 41 H 1156 669 2 5 333 IL 128 207 2 N 7 221 IE 383 351 146 201 866 L O 880 8 996 139 272 F 155 213 600 54 P 46 27 18 T E 744 2 H M 1 4 413 418 109 37 42 IF G 668 838 983 126 R E 384 145 179 57 6 997 T W 700 205 E 5 222 K 350 202 901 49 38 28 17 F G T 6 745 3 816 881 A37 1051 3 273 A 412 417 parking156 areas with existing areas and access212 points. You are reminded that before land20 and buildings39 can be N 912 982 S Y 48 125 5 D 6 185 110 V IN S 667 A 837 4 A43 L 14 W 385 R30144 203 29 L 4 998 E 2 331 U 7 223 349 211 16 A K 746 L 817 882 T T 49 203 274 411 416 111 157 900 50 39 H 47 I 836 911 3 981 A 4 1 S 1 O 8 184 AV 386 177 8 developed or used for another Apurpose it will probablyN be 1153 M 5 T 330 B 9 16 311 143 204 56 M R O 31 15 3 c 818 883 2 999 R 1 88 4 224 410 414 394 A network158 of safe and attractive pedestrian210 routes and A 17 19 T 980 S 1053 E 122 275 112 176 31 R E M 753 910 L A44 2 300 183 387 142 205 necessaryH to make a planning applicationIS andL receive 30 2 819 884 942 1000 26 329 L 145 S 6 225 310 108 159 209 T 56 P 33 I S H 5 276 409 393 113 32 N 51 P V 1 1 1 909 1054 W 5 facilities will be provided175 within the shopping areas A A 752 943 3 M 120 E T 182 1 388 B 141 206 221 A 32 820 885 T 327 46 4 4 S 107 I 160 R approval from the Council. 35 2 2 1 A 5 P 6 408 392 S 114 174 42 G 52 908 979 2 S A38 N 50 P 35 2 277 140 3 751 3 77 1054 3 181 106 H focusing on the Highway strip and linking207 parking areas, 222 34 N 821 URBAN DESIGN: 1 2 47 A45 56 S E 3 391 O 161 816 41 A 24 45 117 149 R 2 312 407 L P 115 173 53 14 177 S 4 750 833 907 978 3 E 301 4 2 B 2 69 S 139 208 40 U T A39 1056 56 A T 1 180 105 162 223 S 822 886 945 45 44 115 O 5 A 390 G 37 36 S 906The Council has undertaken977 to 1045 1 313 N RIA 70 A 116 bus stops and nearby residential172 areas. The precinct 33 13 178 CA 749 E 832 1 152 N 50 5 1 30 T 138 S Enquiries concerning this Precinct Plan or general 1148 823 L 887 946 A401057 114 27 K 104 163 T 224 H B P R30 42 59 193 314 306 E 117 171 AR 12 179 T E M 831 905 976 2 1044 1083 H 153 22 280 71 should137 be safe, interesting and accessible for people on 34 8 V H R upgrade947 and maintain the "public" 1058 U 113 1 F 1 351 MEMO 3 396 31 103 164 planning matters should be directed to the Council's A W 824 E 888 3 T A49 61 IF 305 118 170 225 9 RE IG T 830 975 1043 S B 315 72 136 3 T 180 E V 1146 IC 40 E D 36 281 102 S A 825 889 15 948 1005 1059 T 1 2 61 155 2 R 26 25 350 CU 398 68 foot, bicycles or other165 vehicles. 10 K areas of the precinct.1 A41 MS 1084 R 111 A 304 73 119 Planning2 Department.226 11 1145 829 A 2 T C 35 316 135 181 890 949 1006 1060 U A46 300 3 282 404 101 166 2 S T 10 157 174 3 349 400 1 67 120 PARNHAM 1 828 T 3 37 18 74 134 3 227 2 1 182 1144 3 8 1 4 25 5 4 283 100 167 12 891 18 1007 1061 4 2 107 186 348 403 66 121 676 14 A47 35 159 75 133 14 7 1 1143 4 57 7 1 186 5 23 318 29 99 PARK 4 892 R 20 1008 2 1088 67 107 18 1 284 402 65 122 168 675 E 12 1 6 2 5 303 301 76 132 1142 T 33 A51 184 21 2 319 30 98 674 13 194 2 893 S 2 1009 1089 5A48 3 500 34 T 285 401 64 123 5 E 22 G 1039 70 S 1 3 77 131 H 1141 10 23 3 4 6 1 500 173 300 31 97 537 673 184 T 894 H L 1010 1090 1088 103 182 2 4 320 286 63 124 4 53 IX C O 1038 100 7 31 710 345 78 130 672 20 167 S 1140 N U 6 8 5 A52 300 172 2 299 32 RALEIGH 96 538 185 K 1200 A 8 25 C 1091 1089 7 72 SHEPPERTON180 PRECINCT 321 62 125 18 E M 1 ES 5 1037 9 30 31 1 287 50 79 129 671 N 1139 7 32 100 166 6 344 298 54 95 539 804 186 166 N 6 2 T 4 1065 1092 1090 6 A50 1 7 7 322 61 670 27 E 1036 33 288 80 126 540 H A 1138 5 3 R 100 6 8 343 53 70 94 669 803 19 500 187 165 T R 1066 1091 10 4 9 297 60 N D 1 29 1 1093 32 26 8 35 323 289 26 81 127 541 802 E 1137 1035 97 169 370 342 93 536 P 668 501 188 V 2 1 1067 1092 11 5 1 38 100 ST 296 L 542 S 15 E 2 1094 24 R40 324 59 128 Y 535 A 689 801 T 3 2 1034 2 12 290 25 82 S 1136 Y 171 341 24 36 92 R N 543 189 164 4 3 1068 1093 12 10 A53 9 3 40 295 58 U 534 E 800 23 17 32 A 3 1033 325 83 C T 666 690 1135 H 7 22 104 14 340 291 37 91 R 544 799 190 163 T 4 1069 1094 15 11 E 397 533 665 691 34 A 1096 6 20 92 42 294 R 52 57 84 545 16 1134 R 52 88 50 326 U 23 90 M 532 798 2 162 R 5 1 105 T 22 J 38 398 692 191 1097 1095 12 20 91 17 339 293 L U 56 546 797 D 36 54 9 2 1 100 K 327 A P 85 531 12 A 816 21 I 39 89 399 2 693 161 B 42 3 1098 1096 84 4 2 N T 55 547 796 A T 1133 7 7 13 504 T 292 ST D 22 E 86 530 694 1 N S 56 14 224 101 E 337 328 20 R 40 400 548 59 160 K 37 6 1099 1097 85 5 817 54 1 795 S 5 6 446 386 21 87 401 695 T I 77 329 35 41 396 662 794 159 S A 58 4 1100 1098 54 15 90 E VIEW 818 53 528 696 60 3 226 K 387 376 336 815 49 88 402 661 E 18 17 14 447 330 42 395 527 549 S 1128 40 T 75 2 1099 55 LA NO MULTIPLE DWELLINGS 29 52 T 697 60 A 1 200 99 335 819 394 660 61 7 5 T 103 13 T 388 2 814 34 43 404 526 550 698 793 ADOPTION S 79 1100 24 17 16 N 901 2 380 331 31 51 659 T 73 13 MI 2 229 820 393 S 525 S 62 1 27 110 DISTRICT CENTRE : EAST VICTORIA PARK SHOPPING379 AREA 4 30 44 T 405 699 792 2 2 63 81 1101 3 389 813 15 50 20 392 552 658 T 1103 14 1 295 231 T 3 406 791 71 61 21 T S 821 45 657 Adopted by resolution63 of the Council of S 3 2 104 20 8 S 373 299 390 S 10 2 812 32 14 49 391 553 790 1104 This area is 27the major focus for the T 378 776 21 407 524 N 3 T 7 9 A 656 700 O 69 84 IN 1 822 46 390 2 1103 3 6 M 50 5 V 16 11 408 523 the Town789 of Victoria Park64 at the Ordinary B 1105 26 234 391 777 811 20 655 701 S 11 M 1 66 86 district1 offering a variety of 47 261 788 G T A 1104 T 501 378 4 13 88 823 16 10 190 522 654 702 IT T R 1106 S 4 12 1 S 13 262 388 Meeting of the Council held65 onI Gthe 9th P S D 1124 5 5 290 236 392 3 778 810 T 48 521 787 R 68 1105 T 12 shopping, civic, cultural, recreation2 189 387 409 703 B 88 1107 N CU 25 2 370 304 2 89 824 12 263 557 786 10 1123 M E 6 22 1 393 14 779 809 60 520 704 A 3 K 288 238 3 1 774 188 386 410 653 day of August 1994. U 1108 1106 7 1 526 901 825 264 519 S 785 A 1 S T 1 368 and entertainment287 activities. 9 133 385 T 705 66 N T 91 2 240 395 6 416 780 808 187 ST 559 652 784 K 2 1 1107 8 1 D 7 773 3 518 706 E 3 2 900 286 N 7 826 134 412 651 T T 3 35 9 2 366 500 A 417 8 186 266 517 783 67 C E 1110 1108 3 394 M 8 781 807 2 413 707 E L 3 10 3 9 309 283 E 3 694 772 135 267 384 650 782 L 501 S 406 828 5 185 S 516 560 708 2 2 103 2 311 283 20 R S 111 33 T 414 649 68 1111 140 R30 2 1 T 782 806 136 268 A 383 515 6 35 4 1 388 O 771 O 415 561 709 11 S 1 S 529 312 282 21 N 405 1 2 184 648 T 9 1110 5 T 3 1 4 63 137 382 514 562 710 69 1118 500 420 3 783 805 828 416 4 7 2 390 313 6 404 770 183 3 381 647 117 1111 2 247 11 829 1 417 563 711 1117 7 1 T A 314 691 138 2 646 3 S 3 7 421 695 1 784 804 5 182 380 564 10 8 18 L 392 418 J A E LEE 20 1116 2 6 X M 1 B 14 316 500 690 2 830 139 1 379 645 NORTH E 100 A 394 5 422 696 785 803 181 419 565 1 13 S O 2 N 12 3 4 644 S O 357 318 501 3 1 378 18 566 MAYOR S 1115 10 ST 100 1 3 Y 395 4 R 423 689 697 831 S 272 T S KENT STREET U R 318 5 3 T 643 A 72 T 1 S 103 G T 4 D 786 802 2 377 567 R 2 18 99 A S 443 397 355 2 1 424 1 698 767 2 273 Y NO MULTIPLE3 T 5 320 832 6 T 50 376 642 A 2 12 105 E L 353 2 ST 2 U 568 73 H 1 17 L 1 1 22 425 787 19 132 142 17 T 2 97 A 397 4 699 738 766 C 179 375 5 H 2 6 E 3 833 275 569 A HIGH SCHOOL 98 1 440 353 3 N 1 7 K 500 R 96 G 7 11 23 788 E 374 SCALE 1 : 5,000 122 DWELLINGS15 4 N A 4 700 737 765 18 131 178 570 141 CU 13 T 107 I 8 7 51 2 D T 16 21 S S S 24 5 834 6 T 68 143 571 T 20 3 A 139 9 438 257 701 789 799 130 177 277 B 349 1 4 764 17 N 1 2 6 1 50 28 2 3 723 50 144 278 10 96 403 348 3 835 7 69 176 H 15 2 7 2 137 16 3 2 790 798 129 O 1 S 12 327 2 1 763 16 145 279 C 23 T 1 175 J M BONKER 3 105 1 8 200 434 405 346 5 1 2 8 5 HS 93 52 146 M 734 762 797 146 2 2 1 345 T 3 A 3 300 15 174 14 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 107 9 300 6 S U 4 128 1 EAST VICTORIA PARK 54 15 1 2 A SOUTH H 432 D 796 9 147 66 ED 10 T 87 2 343 682 726 733 761 V 173 4 S 56 2 331 1 722 E 14 127 1 110 L 500 17 793 148 13 6 68 1 A 5 131 681 A 727 732 172 20 KENSINGTON 2 N 46 19 410 100 706 E 721 760 126 FINAL ADOPTION 112 5 2 D R404 84 19 335 640 1 13 149 19 P PRECINCT 794 2 3 6 129 E 731 L 1 C 5 101 720 728 759 125 A 4 12 85 82 T 337 641 302 GLES600 12 150 N T 5 46 TS 112 1 E N SCHOOL 4 4 12 413 679 AN T 795 124 T 5 83 7 80 22 Y 6 340 719 729 758 CU 1 151 T Adopted for final approval by resolutionE of T 62 63 126 R 3 642 601 S 20 113 S ID S 111 10 3 23 U 7 639 678 708 S 123 S 81 11 78 T B 2 424 1 718 T 730 E 9 GA 76 S R 8 E 739 757 74 the Council of the Town of Victoria Park at E 154 76 124 2 N 643 1 709 114 R M 1 8 S 23 E 1 A 638 1 T T.A.F.E. 122 P A COYNE 34 4 T 9 6 3 D S S S R 153 2 10 74 N 15 4 595 T 710 2 740 756 75 121 A 110 629 S 7 76 75 3 122 A 7 T 644 2 V 115 the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held 14 1 ST 27 C S 637 3 230 IL 152 109 1 E 11 8 E 711 741 822 76 120 L 109 74 73 120 C N 596 3 G 1 151 T 9 144 DA E 715 on the 11th day of August 1998 and the 108 16 24 54 300 32 1 29 545 646 R 712 742 755 15 108 CP/D 597 A 77 78 626 150 107 23 2 90 300 51 647 R L 584 30 146 D 713 743 754 6 18 51 3 117 T 789 5 O 229 P seal of the Municipality was pursuant625 to 106 32 S 1 648 4 H CARLISLE 79 L 585 5 1 28 1 150 714 T 744 753 823 107 624 S 105 N 33 21 49 2 16 R 268 2 A S 586 T 4 O 2 115 14 E 634 R T 80 that resolution, hereunto affixed in the T 1 3 34 T 592 I 745 752 12 104 623 3 R 32 2 3 300 6 A 228 587 119 19 25 4 S 149 633 L 81 147 18 16 IN 266 1 B 746 751 CAMPUS HAROLD ROSSITER 2 BU 5 36 H 1 591 7 presence of : 7 B 118 H 30 34 47 2 3 M 632 651 4 11 A 1 26 2 PCPT 151 W 2 SOMERSET 82 589 88 R AS S 264 Y 750 13 O 29 46 1 38 E 590 601 RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL652 8 3 ZONE: 227 R 8 N 117 27 32 4 9 21 19 W 153 100 E 17 590 - 3 549 749 A D 103 H 113 144 40 S 602 653 667 2 D 14 O 591 A PARK 31 28 31 2 10 T Commercial uses may be T SWIMMING 9 W S Y 1 23 21 261 629 S E T 5 G 592 116 1 T 550 700 9 666 T 1 S 226 S 16 2 21 N S 114 104 41 30 12 B 145 42 156 S 273 50 R IN IG T 2 E 23 259 54 628 665 E G R 1 S R R30 E introduced into this area where M 6 40 69 T 14 350 25 R 551 10 POOL S 8 3 B 115 112 X 29 5 W 158 I 275 587 1 627 O T T 3 E I H 664 S 225 S 10 51 20 234 S 39 16 C 25 257 S 388 2 25 42 33 K T P 552 586 combined with 12residential. 105 S 45 S 160 277 3 626 663 7 1 237 U 38 103 M 11 52 J A E LEE 233 S 43 70 28 27 255 A 386 553 585 R30 5 10 3 37 E 4 625 662 12 C 162 H 279 393 Residential development shall 224 44 201 44 34 101 6 554 608 10 MAYOR 232 238 2 70 N 29 253 100 624 13 12 A T 13 9 43 T 74 45 R 55 31 164 281 383 S 509 555 609 generally623 conform with R80 14 231 202 S 7 E 62 99 14 42 209 500 S 46 P 50 31 IS 582 8 14 T 18 S 8 166 250 T 381 L 511 556 610 622 45 41 230 203 3 E 61 S 283 ITL 397 standards. 7 2 19 S 581 11 46 13 3 96 33 W 611 621 40 209 229 204 217 50 73 60 685 7 168 248 285 399 507 100 6 12 20 580 612 17 39 61 80 65 684 378 620 98 13 L 205 828 T 228 205 216 L 3 36 246 L 18 38 N 51 1 66 L 36 287 401 2 19 559 579 613 619 99 E 64 208 E 64 A 376 14 N 37 K 206 215 218 H 4 171 1 T ST 227 244 S 560 578 614 618 15 H 62 10 21 67 G 91 38 289 403 3 IT 20 36 GS 889 214 219 71 IN 1 374 502 L 561 3 W 829 BRIG J M BONKER 207 5 68 S A 300 500 615 21 35 11 81 A 38 242 405 R 2 2 B 8 O 562 34 204 888 208 213 220 23 175 292 500 82 1 616 15 1 22 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 80 12 41 40 SHOPPING AREAS: M 212 116 72 7 240 371 407 L 71 563 575 50 203 207 500 221 3 A 81 7 16 1 35 294 498 B 8 194 C N 211 63 43 Shopping in the369 District Centres T 564 203 T T 81 222 503 2 177 409 S 17 S S O 210 85 Y 43 237 73 9 11 T S W S S RECOMMENDED FOR FINAL APPROVAL T 3 37 296 496 79 T 565 S 452 H T 16 M 235 R 223 501 R 45 S 10 A 30 A A U 92 65 should be readily367 accessible411 for 74 70 R40 T E N D 28 B 209 15 36 83 BU 45 L 566 E 453 P S O 186 A 224 R 180 298 494 L 69 S 19 E 17 H 501 502 1 191 E 12 12 R P A 29 195 S E 68 365 1 1 18 E 1 A 236 225 16 T both pedestrians and motorists and 76 W 68 E 300 8 2 68 N 48 182 300 414 192 R 2 M 2 R 6 R 226 93 A 67 E 67 45 O T D 85 17 C 363 491 B 13 S O 20 79 offer continuous shopping and 219 46 4 5 6 502 119 70 49 232 S 416 193 TM 66 569 443 N 196 187 50 T SA 4 21 500 86 H 18 185 302 361 489 218 C 47 4 56 9 E 114 77 R3051 194 65 570 5 R D 72 230 related activities418 at footpath level. 87 T C 48 TT 16 3 1 R40 52 F EVE R20 487 A 217 SS 458 185 7 118 6 187 304 360 44 A 20 197 55 O 53 R 63 49 R L 2 R N 228 SO E B 91 D 19 5 54 485 3 216 L 43 18 A 433 459 CHAIRMAN OF THE WESTERN 95 120 IS 189 306 358 421 N 62 N 106 20 H 55 51 G 42 Y 1 188 R 61 N T 1 23 502 21 184 AUSTRALIAN PLANNING COMMISSION 90 96 ST 107 56 E 191 225 356 4 2 52 A 41 S 105 21 T 422 L 3 503 57 S 309 482 196 53 20 15 12 24 108 60 N 6 888 40 4 99 97 P 118 I 193 223 424 21 504 104 L 119 M 5 197 500 54 39 8 5 51 59 T 311 481 449 20 11 189 R 200 58 S IS 22 T 7 437 26 505 98 103 45 E 195 221 4 L 426 198 57 38 S 10 U 2 121 61 L 1 R 23 506 1 T 8 W 313 3 I 215 E 37 IA 7 S D L Date 66 W L C 11 T W 4 T AN 101 1 197 219 428 478 55 G 36 24 I 6 S 25 507 A R S 9 888 122 2 2 214 N R 76 58 27 N O D 7 109 123 4 E 85 A 25 T 5 S S F 3 521 IR 1 L 35 A T 508 E IL 199 217 430 26 P 75 44 4 A A 10 100 110 124 R303 2 1 34 V O 28 M 191 23 115 147 SH 475 3 212 A 3 1 509 522 FINAL APPROVAL GRANTED 201 P 2 27 74 10 111 125 432 203 6 33 IEV 2 191 150 113 148 1 214 AM 140 3 28 60 LA 1 R 29 510 523 2 2 11 40 473 32 73 L 2 D 126 146 203 H I 22 112 28 434 141 4 29 A 61 A 485 498 511 6 3 212 471 L I B 524 32 145 A 89 30 IC 127 R 62 6 499 S 152 12 29 142 31 R 1 T 525 B 33 114 T 144 206 2 469 O 139 T 12 3 6 A 2 128 S M 143 A 63 T 1 N 13 30 L P 70 500 S 2 K 5 122 97 129 143 1 A 138 487 5 14 B 88 69 501 D 3 Y 149 207 R 15 4 121 98 130 142 50 137 488 O 4 W 15 1 68 65 475 F 4 99 150 FRASER PARK 136 T L 13 D D 123 131 141 S 4 I 20 3 502 2 S 66 E 30 M 5 12 E R 3 526 MINISTER FOR PLANNING R 151 3 135 93 T I 16 A A 527 2 O E 100 140 3 67 L 477 17 S W F T IL 1 T 2 528 T 28 120 W 152 76 A 94 H 31 R A T 500 101 139 R 148 A W O 529 V S R E 37 C 133 B CU/CP 5 Y 478 F E L H 2 1 530 1 18 27 36 119 L D 95 18 2 H 153 77 E 32 102 138 74 A 479 18 22 C 132 96 3 19 19 26 6 118 154 O DISTRICT CENTRE - EAST 21 T 73 78 183 N E 480 Date S 131 97 C 6 N 25 5 170 136 155 79 T 4 O 20 117 72 184 481 VICTORIAR60 PARK GATEWAY SHOPPING AREA 98 1 57 S S 158 80 EDWARD MILLEN W 5 15 D 59 58 55 150 10 9 T IN 24 200 116 135 156 71 106 E 2 8 L S I 8 23 38 48 157 81 107 T V 3 Shopping node and gateway to the M 115 70 105 L 16 7 10 1 2 539 538 537 3 O 23 161 82 HOME IL 4 536 T 49 69 108 PS H 22 39 158 104 187 3 5 Albany Highway strip. 1 160 83 17 50 68 340 L 6 40 73 159 84 103 L 2 520 57 11 42 67 E 11 85 D 102 3 W 7 2 41 168 555 74 66 R R 519 72 101 4 E 3 12 6 R 86 S 65 193 T B 5 1 E 23 5 518 169 53 71 100 M 13 T T 87 A M 64 6 194 C 4 S E A 21 192 300 54 H 70 99 14 3 YT A 88 195 S 1 G 113 163 516 479 A L 63 98 2 D 112 55 IN 69 77 191 196 4 515 100 15 L 2 E T 89 114 478 R T 78 4 97 T 480 1 A D D 101 T 190 S 2A 61 56 O 68 S 3 514 501 60 N 96 115 197 B 101 56 101 79 14 5 189 513 481 4 U JA 67 116 2 R 3 T 95 500 L 102 R3055 101 S R 482 62 80 15 512 677 I R40 E R 59 13 117 T 270 N T 61 1 66 94 199 1 G 4 N L A 16 S R 499 483 54 D L H 81 187 269 E 511 B T R O T 113 63 R20118 200 L EES O A A S 65 R 93 201 R E 12 271 G 510 484 678 N 53 H M 82 T 17 119 186 287 18 2 M 92 1 N L 497 485 ITC 60 64 S 11 272 A 509 457 EY 202 E A ADRIAN ST N 120 286 117 L 63 S N 63 83 I 18 P 185 496 19 L M 10 L 2 273 508 456 674 7 TP T 19 121 U 4 458 495 487 64 59 64 62 84 S M 400 507 477 1 671 12 E 9 122 3 I 676 8 3 W EAST VICTORIA PARK DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS VICTORIA PARK SHOPPING AREA DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS DISTRICT CENTRE ZONE GATEWAY SHOPPING AREA This area is to retain its strong shopping Development shall generally be in accordance Development shall generally be in accordance Development shall generally be in accordance (iii) BUILDING HEIGHT FOR THE AREA TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK This area will be consolidated as a node character, accommodating a wide range EAST VICTORIA PARK SHOPPING with the R-Codes (where applicable with the R-Codes (where applicable with the R-Codes (where applicable ON THE SOUTHERN SIDE OF

of retail and commercial uses providing of activities concentrated at pedestrian P1P1P1P1 AREA and any other relevant planning policy. and any other relevant planning policy. and any other relevant planning policy. ALBANY HIGHWAY FROM MCMASTER P1P1P1P1 TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 for both local and regional populations. It level. Non-retail uses, including STREET TO LEONARD STREET IS This area shall be consolidated as a will serve as the "gateway" to the Albany residential accommodation, are P2P2P2P2 In addition, the following standards apply: In addition, the following standards apply: In addition, the following standards apply: SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING centre containing retail, civic, community, Highway retail/commercial strip and to appropriate behind and above street front BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION ALBANY HIGHWAY PRECINCT and recreational facilities. New P7P7P7P7 the Town. Residential uses will be uses. Existing non-retail uses at street PLANE: P3P3P3P3 P6P6P6P6 1. Plot Ratio: Buildings shall have a 1. Plot Ratio: Buildings shall have 1. Plot Ratio: Buildings shall have P4P4P4P4 P6P6P6P6 development shall enhance the P4P4P4P4 encouraged above and behind level, will be encouraged to relocate. P5P5P5P5 maximum plot ratio of 1.0. maximum plot ratio of 1.0. maximum plot ratio of 1.0. 5 STOREYS (18.5m) MAXIMUM P5P5P5P5 integration of these activities in the one BUILDING HEIGHT P8P8P8P8 retail/commercial development. P8P8P8P8 general area, as well as providing various P10P10P10P10 P11P11P11P11 P10P10P10P10 New development shall be of a scale P9P9P9P9 NG P9P9P9P9 2. Set Backs: 2. Set Backs: 2. Set Backs: DI P11 facilities to improve the public domain. The existing traditional "strip" form of consistent with existing buildings in this BUIL (i) Buildings shall have a nil set P12P12P12P12 (i) Buildings shall have a nil set (i) Buildings shall have a nil set UM 45 RECESSION PLANE P12P12P12P12 IM development will be maintained and X HEIGHT part of Albany Highway, maintaining the A SHEET B back to Albany Highway and nil back to Albany Highway and nil back to Albany Highway and nil M Residential uses are also permitted, but enhanced. In particular, buildings shall traditional character of the shopping side set backs except where a side set backs except where a side set backs except where a should not front Albany Highway at street P13P13P13P13 remain of a consistent scale and the strip. New retail development along P13P13P13P13 pedestrian accessway to the pedestrian accessway to the pedestrian accessway to the 45 level. Uses shall complement each other retention of shop fronts/display windows Albany Highway shall be constructed to so as to attract people into the location rear of the site is to be provided; rear of the site is to be provided; rear of the site is to be provided; to the street will be essential. Awnings or the street boundary with continuous shop 2 STOREYS (7.5M) MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT PRECINCT PLAN P11 for a number of activities. verandahs will be provided over street front display windows and frequent STREET BOUNDARY (ii) Elsewhere in this area, buildings (ii) Sites with frontage to (ii) Sites with frontage to footpaths as weather protection for pedestrian entries at the footpath level. shall be set back from the street Shepperton Road will have Shepperton Road will have New development shall be of a high ALBANY HIGHWAY AND ADJACENT STREETS SHEET B (i) pedestrians. Development style, Pedestrian access from the street to rear building set backs of at least 4.5 STATEMENT OF INTENT quality and complement the existing alignment as is generally building set backs of at least 4.5 character and scale shall be consistent car parking areas shall be provided metres from the street Updated on 10 July 2018 character, style and scale of the area. consistent with buildings on metres from the street The Albany Highway Precinct will be revitalised and with the existing built form to emphasise where necessary. Continuous weather alignment. This set back area BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE Development to Albany Highway shall adjoining sites and in the alignment. This set back area consolidated as a major urban/shopping commercial axis the retail function of the area. protection along footpaths is to be AMENDMENT GAZETTAL AMENDMENT GAZETTAL immediate locality. is to be landscaped and is to be landscaped and incorporating the "strip" imagery of its past development have nil street set backs while street set 0 0 Development with a frontage to provided. maintained to a high standard; N . DATE N . DATE backs in other locations shall be a maintained to a high standard; Where development is proposed on land along the length of Albany Highway. Shepperton Road shall be set back and and abutting residential zoned land, amenity 3. 2 February 2001 60. 19 August 2014 distance compatible with adjoining Where applicable, development shall and be designed so as to minimise the impact Development with a frontage to provisions and setbacks to common The precinct has three retail nodes connected by general 6. 8 October 2002 61. 14 November 2014 development. Where possible have regard for the planning policy of traffic from Shepperton Road, but must Shepperton Road shall be set back and (iii) Elsewhere buildings shall be set boundaries with residential zoned land commercial areas. A wide range of uses serving both 8. 4 February 2003 66. 16 February 2016 landscaping and public seating and other relating to non-residential (iii) Elsewhere, street set backs remain visually attractive and face the be designed so as to minimise the impact back from such distance as is shall be in accordance with residential the local and regional populations shall be permitted, with 12. 6 September 2002 75. 23 June 2017 facilities shall be provided on development adjacent to residential shall be consistent with street in the traditional manner. of traffic from Shepperton Road, but must generally consistent with standards. emphasis on the consolidation and integration of existing 14. 7 April 2006 77. 19 June 2018 undeveloped portions of land. land. adjoining sites and development remain visually attractive and face the buildings on adjoining sites. uses. 20. 31 January 2006 in the immediate locality. Vehicular access directly to Albany street in the traditional manner. The set 3. Pedestrian Amenity: Continuous (iv) BUILDING HEIGHT FOR THE AREA The shopping areas are to be maintained as district Stringent design standards will be Highway will not be permitted where an back area is to be well planted and Where applicable, development shopfront awnings/verandahs are to be Where applicable, development shall ON THE NORTHERN SIDE OF centres offering a wide range of retail as well as applied to private parking areas and alternative means of access to the site maintained. Elsewhere in this area, shall have regard for the provided over the footpath, giving have regard for the planning policy ALBANY HIGHWAY FROM DUNCAN community attractions including leisure and recreation other aspects of design in order to exists; combining new parking areas with street set backs to new developments planning policy relating to weather protection to pedestrians. relating to non-residential STREET TO READ PARK AND FOR uses, public/civic uses, community and social services. HOW IT WORKS minimise conflict with adjacent uses, existing areas and access points shall be shall be consistent with the established non-residential development THE AREA ON THE SOUTHERN SIDE development adjacent to residential Larger scale, open-air and other commercial uses particularly residential uses. Effective given priority. The Council may relax development pattern. adjacent to residential land. OF ALBANY HIGHWAY FROM This Precinct Plan describes the Council's town planning 4. Pedestrian Access: Where Council land. considered inappropriate to a retail-based node will be landscaping, non-obtrusive lighting and on-site parking requirements for new LEONARD STREET TO TEMPLE intentions for this precinct. It contains a Statement of considers necessary, pedestrian encouraged to relocate in the commercial sectors of the Intent which applies to the whole Precinct and several restricted vehicular access from parking retail development where warranted by Parking requirements for new retail 3. Pedestrian Amenity: Buildings shall STREET IS SUBJECT TO THE access for the public shall be provided 3. Pedestrian Amenity: Continuous FOLLOWING BUILDING HEIGHT precinct where various and colourful commercial uses will other statements which apply to specific areas within the areas into residential streets shall all site constraints and/or proximity to a development may be relaxed by the be provided with awnings or from Albany Highway to car parking shopfront awnings/verandahs RECESSION PLANE: be promoted. Precinct. These statements summarise the kind of future serve to protect the amenity of nearby public car park. In such instances the Council where warranted by site verandahs over the Albany Highway areas at the rear of properties and this consistent with adjoining sites shall that is seen to be appropriate for the precinct. residential areas. Vehicular access to Council may seek a financial contribution constraints and/or proximity to a public footpath. Strong and coherent urban design principles are to be access shall be adequately maintained be provided to ensure weather Albany Highway will also be limited. where it is considered to be appropriate. 3 STOREYS (11.5M) MAXIMUM implemented through the provision and maintenance of car park. In such instances, the Council NG BUILDING HEIGHT and signposted. protection for pedestrians. DI In this Precinct Plan you will also find information about may seek a financial contribution where it 4. Pedestrian Access: Where Council BUIL strong gateways identifying the entrance to the precinct UM the purposes for which land may be used and guidelines IM The Council may relax on-site parking X HEIGHT 45 RECESSION PLANE USE OF LAND considers necessary, pedestrian A area, distinctive edges delineating precinct boundaries, is considered to be appropriate. M for the development of land and buildings. 5. Residential Density: Residential 4. Pedestrian Access: Where Council 45 requirements for new retail development access for the public shall be consolidated retail nodes and commercial areas linking where warranted by site constraints development shall be in accordance As indicated in the Zoning considers necessary, pedestrian USE OF LAND provided from Albany Highway to car 2 STOREYS (7.5M) those nodes. A cohesive and strongly identified This Precinct Plan should be read together with: - with the R-Codes R60 standards in Table in the Scheme Text and outlined access for the public shall be MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT and/or proximity to a public car park. In parking areas at the rear of STREET BOUNDARY character reflecting what already exists will be promoted relation to density. below for a District Centre Zone. provided from Albany Highway to car As indicated in the Zoning such instances the Council may seek a properties and this access shall be in new developments. The precinct is to be enhanced as 1. Planning polices which contain guidelines for the parking areas at the rear of Table in the Scheme Text and outlined ALBANY HIGHWAY AND ADJACENT STREETS financial contribution where it is adequately maintained and an attractive feature in the metropolitan region. The development and use of land which apply to more 6. Car Parking: Car parking areas are to properties and this access shall be below for a District Centre Zone. considered to be appropriate. signposted. compatibility of all commercial and retail uses with than one precinct. References are given in this be provided at the rear of adequately maintained and BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE residential uses within or adjacent to the precinct is to be Precinct Plan to those policies. developments; where possible, new signposted. USE OF LAND 5. Residential Density: Residential ensured. parking areas and vehicular access Zone 2. The Scheme Text which contains legal and As indicated in the Zoning development shall be in accordance points shall be linked with existing 5. Residential Density: Residential Where development is proposed on land Signs will be controlled to ensure compatibility with the administrative provisions regarding the use and Table in the Scheme Text and outlined District Centre with the R-Codes R60 standards in facilities. development shall be in accordance abutting residential zoned land, amenity desired character of the particular area of the precinct, development of land. Use Class 5. Zone relation to density. below for a District Centre Zone. with the R-Codes R60 standards in provisions and setbacks to common and, encouraged so as to continue the present vitality 7. Building Height: Building height within Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre P relation to density. District Centre boundaries with residential zoned land created by the diversity of sign types and characters. In order to determine how a particular lot is affected by this area of the Precinct is subject 6. Car Parking: Car parking areas are shall be in accordance with residential Convenience Store, Service Station AA Use Class 5. the above, you will need to refer to that lot on the map to the following provisions: to be provided at the rear of standards. Access for through traffic along Albany Highway shall be Educational Establishment, Place of 6. Car Parking: Car parking areas are and the related text in this Precinct Plan. Where a Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre P developments. Where possible, new maintained, although Shepperton Road will carry the Worship P to be provided at the rear of property is located on or near the Precinct boundary it parking areas and vehicular access great proportion of traffic through the area. Vehicular

Zone may also be necessary to consult the neighbouring Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant P developments; where possible, new Convenience Store, Service Station AA points shall be linked with existing access directly onto Albany Highway, from new Precinct/s. It should also be noted that from time to time, District Centre parking areas and vehicular access Educational Establishment, Place of (v) BUILDING HEIGHT FOR THE AREA 3 STOREYS (11.5M) MAXIMUM facilities. development sites may be prevented where alternative NG BUILDING HEIGHT General Industry, Transport Depot X P the Town Planning Scheme may be subject to DI points shall be linked with existing Worship ON SOUTHERN SIDE OF ALBANY Use Class 5. BUIL access exists. Council will give priority to combining new amendments. UM facilities. HIGHWAY FROM CARGILL STREET IM Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant P X HEIGHT 45 RECESSION PLANE 7. Building Height: A parking areas with existing areas and access points. Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre P M TO MCMASTER STREET IS SUBJECT 45 You are reminded that before land and buildings can be Home Occupation AA 7. Building Height: Building height within General Industry, Transport Depot X TO THE FOLLOWING BUILDING A network of safe and attractive pedestrian routes and developed or used for another purpose it will probably be Convenience Store, Service Station AA 2 STOREYS (7.5M) (i) BUILDING HEIGHT FOR THE AREA HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE: MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT this area of the Precinct is subject Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X facilities will be provided within the shopping areas Educational Establishment, Place of STREET BOUNDARY Home Office P BOUNDED BY ALBANY HIGHWAY, necessary to make a planning application and receive P to the following provisions: focusing on the Highway strip and linking parking areas, Worship Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential HARPER STREET, SHEPPERTON approval from the Council. AA Home Occupation AA 3 STOREYS (11.5M) MAXIMUM bus stops and nearby residential areas. The precinct ALBANY HIGHWAY AND ADJACENT STREETS Building NG BUILDING HEIGHT Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant P ROAD AND HARVEY STREET IS DI Home Office P BUIL should be safe, interesting and accessible for people on Enquiries concerning this Precinct Plan or general Hotel, Motel, Tavern AA SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING UM IM X HEIGHT 45 RECESSION PLANE General Industry, Transport Depot X BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE FOR AREA A foot, bicycles or other vehicles. Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION M planning matters should be directed to the Council's ON SOUTHERN SIDE OF ALBANY HIGHWAY AA 45 Light Industry X Building PLANE: Planning Department. Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X Hotel, Motel, Tavern AA 2 STOREYS (7.5M) Liquor Store - Small P 12 STOREYS (45.0m) MAXIMUM MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT Home Occupation AA Where development is proposed on BUILDING HEIGHT STREET BOUNDARY 3 STOREYS (11.5M) MAXIMUM Liquor Store - Large AA NG BUILDING HEIGHT Light Industry X and abutting residential zoned land, DI Home Office P ALBANY HIGHWAY AND ADJACENT STREETS amenity provisions and setbacks to BUIL UM Liquor Store - Small P Lodging House, Serviced Apartment AA IM Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential X HEIGHT 45 RECESSION PLANE M A A common boundaries with residential M X AA 45 IM Building NG U H M BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE zoned land shall be in accordance Liquor Store - Large AA DI E Massage Rooms X I B G U H I BUIL 60 RECESSION PLANE T L Hotel, Motel, Tavern AA with residential standards. 2 STOREYS (7.5M) D UM IN MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT IM G Lodging House, Serviced Apartment AA X HEIGHT Motor vehicles and Marine Sales STREET BOUNDARY A M 45 RECESSION PLANE Light Industry X Premises Where development is proposed on Massage Rooms X Open Air Sales and Display X and abutting residential zoned land, ALBANY HIGHWAY AND ADJACENT STREETS Liquor Store - Small P 60 Motor vehicles and Marine Sales amenity provisions and setbacks to Nightclub X 45 Liquor Store - Large AA Premises common boundaries with residential BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE 3 STOREYS (11.5M) ADOPTION Office P Open Air Sales and Display X 2 STOREYS (7.5M) MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT zoned land shall be in accordance MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT STREET BOUNDARY Adopted by resolution of the Council of Lodging House, Serviced Apartment AA STREET BOUNDARY X/ with residential standards. 4 Nightclub X the Town of Victoria Park at the Ordinary Restricted Premises AA Massage Rooms X ALBANY HIGHWAY AND ADJACENT SHEPPERTON ROAD OR STREETS. (EXCLUDING SHEPPERTON SIDE / REAR BOUNDARY. Meeting of the Council held on the 9th Service Industry AA Where development is proposed on land Office P ROAD) Motor vehicles and Marine Sales abutting residential zoned land, amenity day of August 1994. X/ Premises Shop P Restricted Premises 4 (vi) BUILDING HEIGHT FOR THE AREA ON provisions and setbacks to common AA BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE Open Air Sales and Display X boundaries with residential zoned land THE NORTHERN SIDE OF ALBANY Showroom P shall be in accordance with residential Service Industry AA HIGHWAY FROM RUSHTON STREET Nightclub X TO HARVEY STREET IS SUBJECT Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or standards. For corner lots with a boundary adjacent Shop P TO THE FOLLOWING BUILDING Office P Dependent Persons' Dwelling, to Shepperton Road, building height to J A E LEE Multiple Dwelling Showroom P HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE: MAYOR X/ AA the adjacent street is to be the same as Restricted Premises 4 AA Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or for the boundary adjacent to Shepperton 6 STOREYS (22.5m) MAXIMUM Warehouse AA BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE FOR AREA BUILDING HEIGHT Road. However the building height Service Industry AA ON NORTHERN SIDE OF ALBANY HIGHWAY Dependent Persons' Dwelling, Multiple Dwelling extending along the adjacent street would AA M A X Shop P The symbols used in the cross reference need to step down at an appropriate point IM U NG H 5 STOREYS (18.5m) MAXIMUM DI M J M BONKER E Warehouse AA I B BUILDING HEIGHT to the 2 storey (7.5m) maximum height G U in the Zoning Table have the BUIL H I 60 RECESSION PLANE T L CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Showroom P D UM IN applicable to that street. IM X HEIGHT G following meanings: A 45 RECESSION PLANE M NG Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or DI "P" (Permitted Use): means that the BUIL The symbols used in the cross reference 60 FINAL ADOPTION Dependent Persons' Dwelling, UM 45 RECESSION PLANE IM X HEIGHT use is permitted by the Scheme. A 45 Multiple Dwelling AA M in the Zoning Table have the Adopted for final approval by resolution of (ii) BUILDING HEIGHT FOR THE AREA 3 STOREYS (11.5M) "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that following meanings: 2 STOREYS (7.5M) MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT the Council of the Town of Victoria Park at Warehouse AA MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT STREET BOUNDARY the use is not permitted unless the BOUNDED BY ALBANY HIGHWAY, STREET BOUNDARY the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held 45 DUNCAN STREET, SHEPPERTON Council has granted planning approval. "P" (Permitted Use): means that the ALBANY HIGHWAY AND ADJACENT STREETS. SHEPPERTON ROAD OR on the 11th day of August 1998 and the 2 STOREYS (7.5M) ROAD AND HARPER STREET IS (EXCLUDING SHEPPERTON ROAD) SIDE / REAR BOUNDARY. MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT use is permitted by the Scheme. seal of the Municipality was pursuant to The symbols used in the cross reference "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that STREET BOUNDARY SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION that resolution, hereunto affixed in the in the Zoning Table have the is not permitted by the Scheme. BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that PLANE: presence of : following meanings: Note: If the use of the land for a ALBANY HIGHWAY AND ADJACENT STREETS the use is not permitted unless the particular purpose is not specifically 8 STOREYS (30.0m) MAXIMUM Council has granted planning approval. BUILDING HEIGHT "P" (Permitted Use): means that the mentioned in the Zoning BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE use is permitted by the Scheme. Table and cannot be determined as M "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that A X falling within the interpretation of one IM J A E LEE NG U DI H M is not permitted by the Scheme. E B IG MAYOR "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that BUIL U of the Use Class categories Council H I L UM T D IM IN X HEIGHT 60 RECESSION PLANE G the use is not permitted unless the may consider it an unlisted (ie A POLICY NOTE: Design and Note: If the use of the land for a M Council has granted planning approval. discretionary) use requiring that the 45 RECESSION PLANE development guidelines for the East particular purpose is not specifically advertising procedures referred to in Victoria Park Gateway Shopping Area 60 "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that mentioned in the Zoning clause 28 of the Scheme Text be followed. have been adopted by the Council. They 45 J M BONKER Table and cannot be determined as 3 STOREYS (11.5M) is not permitted by the Scheme. are included in a planning policy. 2 STOREYS (7.5M) MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER falling within the interpretation of one MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT STREET BOUNDARY Where it is considered that a particular STREET BOUNDARY of the Use Class categories Council Note: If the use of the land for a use could have a detrimental impact on RECOMMENDED FOR FINAL APPROVAL may consider it an unlisted (ie ALBANY HIGHWAY AND ADJACENT STREETS. SHEPPERTON ROAD OR particular purpose is not specifically the amenity of the surrounding area (EXCLUDING SHEPPERTON ROAD) SIDE / REAR BOUNDARY. mentioned in the Zoning (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will discretionary) use requiring that the Table and cannot be determined as be subject to assessment and advertising procedures referred to in BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE falling within the interpretation of one advertising under any relevant planning clause 28 of the Scheme Text be CHAIRMAN OF THE WESTERN of the Use Class categories Council policy. followed. For corner lots with a boundary adjacent AUSTRALIAN PLANNING COMMISSION may consider it an unlisted (ie to Shepperton Road, building height to Where it is considered that a particular discretionary) use requiring that the the adjacent street is to be the same as advertising procedures referred to in use could have a detrimental impact on for the boundary adjacent to Shepperton Date clause 28 of the Scheme Text be the amenity of the surrounding area Road. However the building height followed. (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will extending along the adjacent street would FINAL APPROVAL GRANTED be subject to assessment and need to step down at an appropriate point advertising under any relevant planning to the 2 storey (7.5m) maximum height Where it is considered that a particular policy. applicable to that street. use could have a detrimental impact on the amenity of the surrounding area MINISTER FOR PLANNING (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will be subject to assessment and Date advertising under any relevant planning policy. COMMERCIAL ZONE DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS ALBANY HIGHWAY CENTRAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS RESIDENTIAL/ Note: If the use of the land for a Development shall generally be in This part of the precinct shall continue in Development shall generally be in TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK ALBANY HIGHWAY GATEWAY COMMERCIAL ZONE particular purpose is not specifically accordance with the R-Codes (where its present capacity as a location for accordance with the R-Codes (where mentioned in the Zoning P1P1P1P1 This area shall function as a location for applicable) and any relevant planning small to medium scale mixed general applicable) and any relevant planning This area shall be redeveloped as a Table and cannot be determined as TOWN PLANNING SCHEME No.1 medium scale general commercial uses. policy. commercial and minor retail activities. P2P2P2P2 policy. mixed use area combining both P2P2P2P2 Ultimately, the area shall develop as a Specialisation in fields of vehicle sales residential and commercial uses. Future falling within the interpretation of one of the Use Class categories Council and household goods should be P7P7P7P7 high quality commercial area In addition to these the following development shall be of medium to high P7P7P7P7 ALBANY HIGHWAY PRECINCT In addition, the following standards apply: P3P3P3P3

may consider it an unlisted (ie P6P6P6P6 predominantly occupied by office uses, standards apply: maintained and promoted as a feature of density residential together with P4P4P4P4 serving as the 'gateway' (together with this area. discretionary) use requiring that the P5P5P5P5 1. Plot Ratio: Buildings shall have a compatible, small scale commercial P8P8P8P8 the Causeway Precinct), to the Precinct 1. Plot Ratio: Buildings shall have a advertising procedures referred to in uses. Where commercial uses are P10P10P10P10 maximum plot of 1.0. P11P11P11P11 P10P10P10P10 P9P9P9P9 and to the city centre from the south. maximum plot ratio of 1.0. The scale, architectural style and developed these are to be orientated to clause 28 of the Scheme Text be followed. P9P9P9P9 P11 character of new buildings shall enhance 2. Set Backs: Buildings shall be set back Albany Highway, while residential is to be P12P12P12P12 Appropriate uses are offices and/or 2. Setbacks: and consolidate the commercial strip from the street alignment such above or behind the commercial Where it is considered that a particular SHEET B residential on upper levels, with ground (i) Buildings shall generally have imagery of Albany Highway use could have a detrimental impact on distance as is generally consistent with floorspace. Commercial uses are not P13P13P13P13 level tenancies preferably occupied by street set backs consistent with development. Sites shall have building the existing development on adjoining permitted unless combined with the amenity of the surrounding area uses such as banks, restaurants, local existing development on set backs consistent with existing sites, and in the immediate locality. residential uses and must not comprise (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will shops, cafes, and lunch bars. adjoining sites, and in the development, (in many instances these This may be nil in certain instances more than one third of the overall be subject to the advertising procedure PRECINCT PLAN P11 Residential uses will also be permitted at immediate locality. Set backs to are nil), with vehicular access and car along Albany Highway. Side set backs development. referred to in the Scheme Text. Policy to the rear of commercial floorspace. Albany Highway may be nil. parking from the rear. Where there is to should also be nil, except where a this effect is contained in the Town SHEET B (ii) Service industries and other uses with Side set backs should be nil. be a building set back, this area shall be pedestrian accessway is to be Careful control will be exercised over the Planning Scheme Policy Manual under STATEMENT OF INTENT nature of commercial uses and their site the section General Planning Procedures. the potential to be unsightly will be landscaped unless the function is as an provided to the rear of the site. The Albany Highway Precinct will be revitalised and Updated on 10 July 2018 permitted in less prominent locations (ii) Sites with frontage to area of open display, such as a car yard. layout and design in order to minimise DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS consolidated as a major urban/shopping commercial axis potential conflict with residential uses. In AMENDMENT GAZETTAL AMENDMENT GAZETTAL within this area. These uses will however Shepperton Road will be set In these circumstances, landscaping will Where applicable, development shall incorporating the "strip" imagery of its past development particular a high level of visual amenity, N 0. DATE N 0. DATE be strictly controlled to ensure no back a distance of at least 4.5 only be required to screen these uses have regard for the planning policy Development shall generally be in along the length of Albany Highway. adverse impact on the precinct. metres from the street from adjacent residential, and/or to relating to non-residential development security and privacy is to be ensured accordance with the R-Codes (where 3. 2 February 2001 60. 19 August 2014 alignment. This setback area is enhance the overall appearance of the adjacent ot residential land. while noise disturbance will be minimised. applicable) and any relevant planning The precinct has three retail nodes connected by general 6. 8 October 2002 61. 14 November 2014 Open areas such as car parks and to be landscaped and premises. policy. commercial areas. A wide range of uses serving both 8. 4 February 2003 66. 16 February 2016 Adequate care parking must be provided storage yards will not be permitted to maintained to a high standard. 3. Residential Density: Residential the local and regional populations shall be permitted, with 12. 6 September 2002 75. 23 June 2017 on-site to ensure that both commercial In addition, the following standards apply: front to Albany Highway or Shepperton Preference is for vehicular access to Development shall be in accordance emphasis on the consolidation and integration of existing 14. 7 April 2006 77. 19 June 2018 and residential needs are satisfied. Road. Car parks shall be located Where applicable, development shall parking to be from side streets or a with the R-Codes R60 standards in 1. Residential Density: Residential uses. 20. 31 January 2006 Some of the car parking byas may be development shall conform generally beneath or to the rear of developments. have regard to the planning policy laneway, rather than across the Albany relation to density. The shopping areas are to be maintained as district relating to non-residential Highway footpath. Where access is to be shared between the two uses. Direct with the provisions of the HOW IT WORKS vehicular access onto Albany Highway centres offering a wide range of retail as well as The provision of large, brightly development adjacent to residential from Albany Highway, access points will 4. Car Parking: Car parking is to be R-Codes R80 standards, although will be limited to existing points of community attractions including leisure and recreation This Precinct Plan describes the Council's town planning illuminated upper level signs, approriately land. be limited in number and located to provided at the rear of developments, variations to open space, car access. The impact of car parks on the uses, public/civic uses, community and social services. intentions for this precinct. It contains a Statement of designed and integrated with the host minimise possible conflict with with access from side streets and/or parking and front set backs may be amenity of adjacent residential areas Larger scale, open-air and other commercial uses Intent which applies to the whole Precinct and several building, and the sensitive floodlighting of 3. Residential Density: Residential pedestrians. laneways where available. permitted where considered shall be reduced by ensuring vehicular considered inappropriate to a retail-based node will be other statements which apply to specific areas within the significant buildings, particularly in development shall be in accordance appropriate. access to sites is via existing access encouraged to relocate in the commercial sectors of the Precinct. These statements summarise the kind of future prominent locations may be permitted. with the R-Codes R60 standards in USE OF LAND 5. Building Height: Building height within 2. Plot Ratio: The plot ratio shall not points where available, and by the precinct where various and colourful commercial uses will that is seen to be appropriate for the precinct. relation to density. this section of the Precinct is subject exceed 1.0. The plot ratio of any As indicated in the Zoning provision of effective landscaping and be promoted. At street level buildings are to be well to the following provisions: building or part thereof used for In this Precinct Plan you will also find information about Table in the Scheme Text and outlined unobtrusive lighting. integrated with adjacent sites and the 4. Car Parking: Car parking is to be Strong and coherent urban design principles are to be below for a Commercial Zone. commercial purposes shall not exceed the purposes for which land may be used and guidelines located at the rear of developments implemented through the provision and maintenance of street. Set backs to the street shall Both commercial and residential 33% of the maximum allowable plot for the development of land and buildings. 3 STOREYS (11.5M) MAXIMUM strong gateways identifying the entrance to the precinct generally be consistent with the adjoining fronting Albany Highway and NG BUILDING HEIGHT DI buildings shall be consistent with the ratio, or 33% of the constructed Shepperton Road. Elseshere car BUIL area, distinctive edges delineating precinct boundaries, This Precinct Plan should be read together with: - sites. In Albany Highway the set back UM floorspace, whichever is the lesser. IM style and character of existing X HEIGHT 45 RECESSION PLANE A consolidated retail nodes and commercial areas linking may be nil. Pedestrian access to rear car parking located in the front of the M 45 development in adjacent areas along 3. Design and Layout: That part of the parking shall be provided where building must be suitably paved and be those nodes. A cohesive and strongly identified 1. Planning polices which contain guidelines for the Albany Highway, and complement proposed development which is to be 2 STOREYS (7.5M) development and use of land which apply to more

Zone character reflecting what already exists will be promoted necessary. Development with a frontage screened. MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT STREET BOUNDARY adjacent residential development. New used for commercial purposes is to be than one precinct. References are given in this to Shepperton Road shall be set back Commercial in new developments. The precinct is to be enhanced as buildings to Albany Highway shall be set orientated to Albany Highway. Precinct Plan to those policies. and be designed so as to minimise the 5. Building Height: an attractive feature in the metropolitan region. The Use Class 6. ALBANY HIGHWAY AND ADJACENT STREETS back 3.0 metres, and have, where Commercial uses shall have display impact of traffic from Shepperton Road, compatibility of all commercial and retail uses with appropriate, commercial display windows windows and entry doors, at footpath 2. The Scheme Text which contains legal and but must remain visually attractive and (i) BUILDING HEIGHT FOR THE AREA (iii) BUILDING HEIGHT FOR THE AREA Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre P residential uses within or adjacent to the precinct is to be BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE and frequent entries at footpath level. level, opening onto the front set back administrative provisions regarding the use and face the road in the traditional manner. BETWEEN ALBANY HIGHWAY AND ON SOUTHERN SIDE OF ALBANY ensured. SHEPPERTON ROAD FROM THE HIGHWAY FROM OSWALD STREET Convenience Store, Service Station AA This set back area is to be suitably paved area. development of land. CAUSEWAY TO HARVEY STREET IS TO CARGILL STREET IS SUBJECT Educational Establishment, Place of Where development is proposed on land and treated to enhance and complement 4. Set Backs: The minimum front set Signs will be controlled to ensure compatibility with the USE OF LAND P abutting residential zoned land, amenity SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TO THE FOLLOWING BUILDING Worship the footpath area. Finished levels shall back distance from Albany Highway is desired character of the particular area of the precinct, In order to determine how a particular lot is affected by HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE: provisions and setbacks to common As indicated in the Zoning Area BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant P be consistent with the footpath. Car 3.0 metres; all other set backs shall be and, encouraged so as to continue the present vitality the above, you will need to refer to that lot on the map PLANE: boundaries with residential zoned land parking and/or extensive landscaping is created by the diversity of sign types and characters. and the related text in this Precinct Plan. Where a Table in the Scheme Text and outlined shall be in accordance with residential in accordance with the R-Codes. 6 STOREYS (22.5m) MAXIMUM General Industry, Transport Depot X property is located on or near the Precinct boundary it below for a Commercial Zone. BUILDING HEIGHT 3 STOREYS (11.5M) MAXIMUM not permitted in this set back area. NG BUILDING HEIGHT standards. 5. Vehicular Access: Vehicular access to Access for through traffic along Albany Highway shall be DI may also be necessary to consult the neighbouring Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X BUIL maintained, although Shepperton Road will carry the UM Albany Highway is to be limited; M Precinct/s. It should also be noted that from time to time, IM Standards for residential development A X HEIGHT 45 RECESSION PLANE X A AA/ IM M access shall be obtained via existing great proportion of traffic through the area. Vehicular U 45 Home Occupation the Town Planning Scheme may be subject to NG H shall generally be in accordance DI M X3 E I B G U H access directly onto Albany Highway, from new BUIL 60 RECESSION PLANE IL crossovers, laneways (although the amendments. T D P/ with those specified in the UM IN 2 STOREYS (7.5M) IM Home Office X HEIGHT G X3 A 45 RECESSION PLANE MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT use of laneways will not be promoted development sites may be prevented where alternative M R-Codes for Residential R80. STREET BOUNDARY Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential AA where such use is likely to cause access exists. Council will give priority to combining new You are reminded that before land and buildings can be Zone 60 Building Variations to standards other than parking areas with existing areas and access points. developed or used for another purpose it will probably be Commercial density however, will be permitted where undue disturbance to residential uses), 45 ALBANY HIGHWAY AND ADJACENT STREETS Hotel, Motel, Tavern AA 3 STOREYS (11.5M) and/or side streets. necessary to make a planning application and receive 2 STOREYS (7.5M) MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT the amenity of dwellers is assured. The A network of safe and attractive pedestrian routes and Use Class 6. MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT STREET BOUNDARY approval from the Council. STREET BOUNDARY BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE Light Industry AA rear portion of buildings and their 6. Car Parking: Car parking areas are facilities will be provided within the shopping areas Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre P surrounding spaces shall be upgraded not permitted to front to Albany ALBANY HIGHWAY AND ADJACENT SHEPPERTON ROAD OR Liquor Store - Small AA focusing on the Highway strip and linking parking areas, Enquiries concerning this Precinct Plan or general STREETS. (EXCLUDING SHEPPERTON SIDE / REAR BOUNDARY. and/or appropriately treated, in Highway. Car parking bays for a bus stops and nearby residential areas. The precinct Convenience Store, Service Station AA ROAD) Where development is proposed on planning matters should be directed to the Council's Liquor Store - Large AA association with the provision of rear mixed development shall be combined Educational Establishment, Place of and abutting residential zoned land, should be safe, interesting and accessible for people on Planning Department. P BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE parking areas particularly where the site Worship amenity provisions and setbacks to Lodging House, Serviced Apartment AA and some bays may be shared. Each foot, bicycles or other vehicles. adjoins or can be viewed from residential residential unit shall be provided with Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant P common boundaries with residential For corner lots with a boundary adjacent to zoned land shall be in accordance Massage Rooms X uses. at least one exclusive bay. Shepperton Road, building height to the General Industry, Transport Depot X with residential standards. Motor vehicles and Marine Sales 7. Landscaping/Open Space: The adjacent street is to be the same as for the Premises USE OF LAND landscaped/open space area to be Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X boundary adjacent to Shepperton Road. X Open Air Sales and Display provided, in addition to the front set AA/ However the building height extending along As indicated in the Zoning Home Occupation X3 the adjacent street would need to step down (iv) BUILDING HEIGHT FOR THE AREA Nightclub X Table in the Scheme Test and outlined back area, is to be substantially related P/ Home Office at an appropriate point to the 2 storey (7.5m) BOUNDED BY ALBANY HIGHWAY, below for a Residential/Commercial Zone. to the residential use on the land. X3 Office P Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential maximum height applicable to that street. ARMAGH STREET, HORDERN STREET AA X/ 8. Building Height: Building height in the Building AND OSWALD STREET IS SUBJECT Restricted Premises 4 TO THE FOLLOWING BUILDING AA Residential/Commercial zone shall Hotel, Motel, Tavern AA HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE: Service Industry AA be limited to a maximum of Light Industry AA (ii) BUILDING HEIGHT FOR THE AREA 11.5 metres (3 storeys). 6 STOREYS (22.5m) MAXIMUM Shop AA ADOPTION BETWEEN ALBANY HIGHWAY AND BUILDING HEIGHT Adopted by resolution of the Council of Liquor Store - Small AA SHEPPERTON ROAD FROM HARPER Showroom P POLICY NOTE: Design and

M Zone the Town of Victoria Park at the Ordinary STREET TO HARVEY STREET IS A X IM development guidelines for the Liquor Store - Large AA U Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or NG H SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING BUILDING DI M Meeting of the Council held on the 9th E I B G U H Dependent Persons' Dwelling, Residential/Commercial Zone have been BUIL 60 RECESSION PLANE IL HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE: T D day of August 1994. Lodging House, Serviced Apartment AA UM I M N I G X HEIGHT Multiple Dwelling P Residential/Commercial A 45 RECESSION PLANE adopted by the Council. They are M 12 STOREYS (45.0m) MAXIMUM Massage Rooms X BUILDING HEIGHT Use Class 2. included in a planning policy. 60 Warehouse P

Motor vehicles and Marine Sales 45 Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre P 3 STOREYS (11.5M) Premises 2 STOREYS (7.5M) MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT M MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT STREET BOUNDARY A Convenience Store, Service Station X J A E LEE Open Air Sales and Display X X STREET BOUNDARY The symbols used in the cross reference IM U MAYOR NG H M DI E Educational Establishment, Place of B IG in the Zoning Table have the U H AA Nightclub X BUIL IL ALBANY HIGHWAY, OSWALD STREET ARMAGH STREET 60 RECESSION PLANE T D Worship UM IN AND HORDERN STREET IM G following meanings: X HEIGHT A Office P M 45 RECESSION PLANE Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant AA X/ BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE "P" (Permitted Use): means that the Restricted Premises 4 General Industry, Transport Depot X AA 60 use is permitted by the Scheme. J M BONKER Service Industry AA 45 Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 3 STOREYS (11.5M) 2 STOREYS (7.5M) MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT MAXIMUM HEIGHT AT STREET BOUNDARY "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that Shop AA STREET BOUNDARY Home Occupation AA the use is not permitted unless the FINAL ADOPTION Showroom P ALBANY HIGHWAY AND ADJACENT SHEPPERTON ROAD OR Council has granted planning approval. Home Office P Adopted for final approval by resolution of STREETS. (EXCLUDING SHEPPERTON SIDE / REAR BOUNDARY. ROAD) Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential the Council of the Town of Victoria Park at Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or Building AA Dependent Persons' Dwelling, "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held BUILDING HEIGHT RECESSION PLANE Multiple Dwelling P is not permitted by the Scheme. Hotel, Motel, Tavern X on the 11th day of August 1998 and the seal of the Municipality was pursuant to Warehouse P Light Industry X For corner lots with a boundary adjacent to Note: If the use of the land for a that resolution, hereunto affixed in the Shepperton Road, building height to the Liquor Store - Small P presence of : adjacent street is to be the same as for the particular purpose is not specifically The symbols used in the cross reference boundary adjacent to Shepperton Road. mentioned in the Zoning Liquor Store - Large X in the Zoning Table have the However the building height extending along Table and cannot be determined as Lodging House, Serviced Apartment AA following meanings: the adjacent street would need to step down falling within the interpretation of one at an appropriate point to the 2 storey (7.5m) of the Use Class categories Council Massage Rooms X J A E LEE "P" (Permitted Use): means that the maximum height applicable to that street. may consider it an unlisted (ie Motor vehicles and Marine Sales MAYOR use is permitted by the Scheme. discretionary) use requiring that the Premises advertising procedures referred to in Open Air Sales and Display X "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that clause 28 of the Scheme Text be Nightclub X the use is not permitted unless the followed. J M BONKER Council has granted planning approval. Office P CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Where it is considered that a particular Restricted Premises X "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that use could have a detrimental impact on RECOMMENDED FOR FINAL APPROVAL is not permitted by the Scheme. the amenity of the surrounding area Service Industry AA (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will Note: If the use of the land for a be subject to assessment and Shop P particular purpose is not specifically advertising under any relevant planning Showroom P mentioned in the Zoning policy. CHAIRMAN OF THE WESTERN Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or AUSTRALIAN PLANNING COMMISSION Table and cannot be determined as Dependent Persons' Dwelling, falling within the interpretation of one Multiple Dwelling P of the Use Class categories Council Date may consider it an unlisted (ie Warehouse X discretionary) use requiring that the FINAL APPROVAL GRANTED advertising procedures referred to in The symbols used in the cross reference clause 28 of the Scheme Text be in the Zoning Table have the followed. following meanings: "P" (Permitted Use): means that the MINISTER FOR PLANNING Where it is considered that a particular use is permitted by the Scheme. use could have a detrimental impact on "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that the amenity of the surrounding area Date the use is not permitted unless the (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will Council has granted planning approval. be subject to assessment and advertising under any relevant planning "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that policy. is not permitted by the Scheme. R T P C 12 255 254 217 201 L N 149 154 S 160 R T 11 21 243 170 148 158 2 S E 1 202 A 2 41 H 500 253 151 216 I O 245 168 149 159 G W 181 OD 65 IC 271 267 4 147 153 215 203 ROGO 6 K 247 153 166 223 222 THO 57 259 272 1 252 5 152 204 20 500 38 273 EG 182 140 146 150 214 L 22 21 258 HA 249 255 E 24 23 3 268 294 M 220 156 164 224 205 H T 25 37 2 251 141 151 213 C C 51 55 11 1 1 183 139 145 256 T 905 158 225 206 E T 217 163 212 Note: If the use of the land for a 905 2 274 291 250 S 144 B RESIDENTIAL ZONE 2 S 290 1 T 138 142 254 P 10 195 160 132 211 252 3 S 215 S 226 C L T 162 253 particular purpose is not specifically A 13 14 LEGEND288 133 143 E 1 U 253 2 3 131 137 TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK 11 12 1 213 Y 210 S 31 194 22 227 T Single housing with some infill E 320 187 E 252 W 6 230 286 161 S 257 S 5 mentioned in the Zoning A 2 47 46 B 2 500 211 130 134 136 K 209 Y BD1 T 2 E 193 273 189 210 228 N T 229 251 258 development will occupy the majority of 2 1 PO 3 231 274 122 280 3 R S 123 135 T 259 Table and cannot be determined as D 30 AT 275 283 191 129 S 1 R 4 H 221 R20 208 124 229 250 276 30 192 279 5 200 232 228 41 TOWN PLANNING260 SCHEME281 No.1 this precinct, with small areas of grouped S 18 193 206 falling within the interpretation of one 6 T 20 282 40 128 230 277 D 7 4 5 222 4 249 278 Zone OO 600 191 125 261 BURSW 35 3 227 H Precinct279 BoundaryI 5 282

Residential 233 O 260 2 295 W L 204 126 and multiple dwellings. The retention of 50 36 26 1 6 IC 196 EN 231 248 of the Use Class categories Council 53 K O F 127 1 2 D 34 281 223 IE 262 274 294 283 2 P 258 121 L R 7 234 226 I 198 D T 315 281 203 120 S existing housing, particularly whole street 24 D 24 35 296 L 119 247 263 273 T 293 284 T S 256 R EAST VICTORIA PARK PRECINCT may consider it an unlisted (ie 314 L D 1. R 224 200 232 Use Class S 32 203 11 1 225 A 112 295 R 23 37 235 17 202 264 272 292 285 blocks or streetscapes will be 70 G 254 233 D 31 226 296 discretionary) use requiring that the 12 5 38 204 188 14 225 111 118 246 N 271 304 286 E 10 21 236 224 20 252 113 117 A 265 291 51 297 228 201 116 B encouraged and promoted. Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre AA 41 T 308 11 500 R40 3 METROPOLITAN21 REGION 270 T 305 297 290 287 110 advertising procedures referred to in V 11 1 40 205 S 16 104 114 S 17 R 12 237 223 230 101 T 266 I 15 28 2 E 269 312 Redevelopment shall be consistent with 307 S 234 303 289 SH 13 298 105 L clause 28 of the Scheme Text be E H 100 27 206 300 232 103 115 Convenience Store, Service Station X P 10 36 17 1 222 15 247 L 267 313 R PE T 238 306 288 R I 14 SCHEME301 RESERVES 3 1 A 3 existing style, character and scale of TO A3 37 26 9 306 234 102 235 268 N U M 14 8 262 W 245 298 Educational Establishment, Place of followed. R 100 NO15 MULTIPLE44 207DWELLINGS185 7 96 320 311 O O Q A 35 18 25 221 18 300 340 AD A55 236 P1P1P1 2 4 R AA S H NOTE: The Western Australian19 Planning Commission 321 299 P12 R dwellings throughout the precinct. 10 101 502 314 302 A 19 501 7 S 263 243 2 O Worship 20 N 1 208 184 24 ALE 298 95 236 E 220 H 238 29 N 71 20 23 12 care of the MinistryAM for Planning should be consulted S 243 330 319 T 307 300 1 G K 17 100 T 242 1 2 500 264 88 PE 237 S Water skiing area SH 7 C 300 209 183 316 240 SHEET A DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 72 E I N 219 295 T Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant X PP 99 3 10 242 HE 241 329 322 310 301 30 E O 87 49 for full information on the precise land requirements 28 2 R W 21 266 P2P2P2 87 R 239 Predominantly, development shall be in 73 TO T 301 265 293 P2P2P2 N T 182 18 BR 328 315 308 8 3 1 22 32 G 177 9 23 328 241 240 32 88 88 for all Metropolitan 326Region Scheme Reserves.268 291 ID S 7 31 Development shall generally be in 74 N 4 327 G 331 T 318 309 12 I accordance with the standards specified General Industry, Transport Depot X 181 19 E 6 S 69 1 31 D 178 N 7 289 78 S 323 A 202 77 5 64 N 53 O T 332 316 123 33 RD D 89 R60 20 325 271 PS 340 T accordance with the R-Codes (where T 6 E 2 O 302 301 for Residential R20 and R30 E 10 287 5 L 68 13 T T P 327 317 L 2 Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X 830 3 90 55 9 8 5 3 273 285 341 333 121 I 79 51 51 63 H M 324 P7P7P7 PRECINCT PLAN P12 T 203 1 P7P7P7 23 P7P7P7 S 124 applicable) and any relevantN planning S 302 E R40 146 A 2 4 90 4 4 P3P3P3 324 7 under the R-Codes. Areas adjoining 1 816 319 3 P3P3P3 E 348 326 78 10 29 62 U H 340 284 373 339 20 A 57 8 1 323 276 Y 254 W 4 145 R 122 12 Victoria Park 303 P6P6P6 74 E 349 325 64 Home Occupation AA policy. McCALLUM PARK 80 Y 1 Y 5 1 P4P4P4 P6P6P6 342 21 Raphael Park Precinct, portions of W 813 6 9 2 2 P4P4P4 D K 8 59 E 337 283 75 144 1 159 322 S 279 R T 356 334 Y 829 92 137 V Other Regional Roads T 347 9 22 S 812 15 3 2 304 P5P5P5 A 73 76 S SHEET A 63 819 P5P5P5 W 300 11 R 1 335 P5P5P5 77 Albany Highway Precinct, and the Park 4 507 213 4 320 D 357 350 335 55 10 H 50 A T 282 66 T 338 65 Home Office P 820 101 100 5 176 K 1 D 66 253 2 153 H S 5 306 N

810 6 I 333 P8P8P8 362 In addition, the following standard applies: L R80 500 3 6 T 321 2 O P8P8P8 E 355 336 23 Centre shopping areas will be permitted 3 A 7 E 6 31 C 281 72 MTOWN OF VICTORIA343 PARK 56 N 154 175 G 67 822 6 L L H 331 71 Y 363 54 Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential O 4 T B 5 A 23 65 358 Updated on 19 June 2018 61 252 S 7 A R 7 E 309 70 K A S N D 174 D 30 69 R 346 337 P 57 1013 to redevelop in accordance with the AA T S 5 201 101 Y 300 S 22 N Public Purposes 329 C 64 361 72 A Building 32 I 807 11 141 8 E E P11P11P11 P10P10P10 68 A 372 L 60 119 T S 825 7 284 311 P11P11P11 44 IR 6 D 29 R 401 ST P9P9P9S G 351 344 T A 26 6 173 Y A 327 M P9P9P9 63 364 N 53 R 58 Building Height - Y E 88 7 140 L INE 313 325 c S 371 I I standard specified for Residential R40 H 285 C 24 S C E T D 1 L 9 827 5 20 AR N T 354 345 73 G 999 120 Hotel, Motel, Tavern X O 8 25 172 28 402 1 2 T K 62 I AMENDMENT GAZETTAL AMENDMENT59 GAZETTAL 803 139 4 8 2 N TOWNA PLANNING370 E SCHEME No.1E R 25 19 E L 59 52 The height of a building on land coded 2 157 211 1 324 Y L G 359 352 68 and R60. These densities will service to 31 283 171 15 403 316 P 0 46 0 D 138 198 99 18 437 H N . DDATE N . DATE 118 D 19 3 801 16 L 1 P12P12P12 T 365 14 51 500 N 16 4 32 158 4 HS High School 318 P12P12P12 60 353 R 1 Light Industry X Residential R40 adjoining the Park Centre A 33 A 137 197 2 PS 165 170 27 17 16 435 323 A 58 47 251 increase the availability and range of RL W S 101 2 434 L 21 67 A 1 S 3 1 T 28 16 UN 320 R40 57 369 3. 360 2 February 2001 49. 50 8 March 2013 G 33 1 34 O 159 2 3 2 S 169 15 shall not exceed 6 metres. 136 T 17 432 322 EAST61 VICTORIA PARK PRECINCT48 108 housing types in areas close to the city 28 214 S 3 29 15 B 22 4 URY 405 56 368 366 100 250 Liquor Store - Small X 334 2 135 196 6 1 100 44 6. 8 October20 2002 62. 23 September 2014 27 161 215 5 30 14 18 100 406 430 321 55 49 106 centre and other facilities such as Curtin The height of a building on land coded R80 279 20 6 5 T 367 23 109 187 26 134 195 7 4 5 IN 13 31 13 45 24 98 162 3 L 19 ST 3 54 8. 4 February 2003 61. 101 14 November 2014 1 8 2 F 427 P13P13P13 46 16 104 Liquor Store - Large X Residential R60 shall not exceed S 25 194 278 147 T 32 12 TOWN22 OF VICTORIA409 PARK P13P13P13 43 107 University. In the R40 areas around the T 0 99 216 17 1 14 R E 53 25 96 T 163 10 E A 33 11 21 47 6 19September 2002 99 5 May 2017 102 S 6 24 O 193 P G 423 12. 67. B 11 9 7 148 R 411 424 79 105 8.6 metres. 10 164 217 90 293 11 A U 34 10 20 48 52 17 37 94 Park Centre a height limit of two storeys 23 M 363 H E T 261 C O Lodging House, Serviced Apartment AA 31 R O 192 294 21 450 413 R 17. 29 August26 2003' 97 1 T 303 L 218 H 12 35 9 SCHEMES RESERVES 422 18 D 75.42 23 June 2017 E S 22 O 149 261 49 E 92 103 will apply. L 333 O 191 T 362 14 3 51 A 80 L 21 C R S 451 150 5 36 27 95 A 33 1 219 D 295 8 B 416 421 19. 2814 September 2004 77. 41 19 June 2018 M 190 E 361 452 453 14 37 7 ISH 50 W 11 12 Massage Rooms X 35 20 R 296 373 151 262 O 643 79 39 E 220 N 6 258 PS 418 S 93 Residential Development - 19 189 360 449 454 38 GA 420 LATHLAIN PARK 26.644 2629 August 2003 P1244 T A AND 1 101 374 H 152 5 Parks 263and Recreation TE 40 O 88 A 21 RL 1 448 W 4 257 645 36 N 928 V Other types of accommodation, and Motor vehicles and Marine Sales GA 37 18 2 359 Y 700 80 45 In this precinct in the area coded 2 375 4 3 264 R 419 1 34. 3 May 2005 86 38 17 3 1 3 447 15 S 296 443 646 51 Premises 1 3 3 H 2 U 1 642 35 89 some non-residential uses to serve the 2 2 376 E 1 T 2 31 46 84 Residential R40 between Leonard Street 39 16 223 2 1 295 265 L 3 641 647 50 4 51 3 1 446 16 P A 34 50 40 4 P 220 N 458 87 Open Air Sales and Display X 5 377 1 E 1 640 32 47 day-to-day needs of local residents are 5 27 5 445 46 R 4 Public294 Purposes D 648 52 82 and McMillan Street, and the area coded 41 51 6 T 4 219 456 455 HOW IT WORKS 49 85 23 6 378 S 457 T 2 444 R 639 7 7 O 222 293 649 33 53 73 appropriate to these localities. Existing 8 7 301 2 N 218 3 445 80 D 62 200 226 356 379 458 1 638 54 48 Nightclub X Residential R40 bounded by Kent Street,R 48 8 1 1 8 61 83 443 217 4 446 650 74 O 52 355 459 41 6 5 This 637Precinct Plan describes 60the Council's55 town planning local parkland facilities and reserves are F 60 10 52 9 6 2 7 453 65 Berwick Street,MB Basinghall Street, MoorgateF 101 G 25 354 442 7 CU Civic Use 269 R40447 / 60 7 651 81 256 2 63 LA A N 380 460 N 3 6 636 59 S 75 Office X T I RAPHAEL PARK R60 39 8 17 2 A 8 intentions for this precinct. It contains a StatementT of 12 19 441 448 652 also appropriate uses for the residential S N 11 353 C 181 225 452 600 58 57 64 6 58 N 102 W 461 N 255 5 596 635 Street and Gloucester Street, multiple 381 18 U 180 9 76 A A 13 352 440 10 D A 595 Intent which applies 653to the whole Precinct62 and several T C S 17 47 226 289 271 5 601 78 area. New buildings shall be set back S 53 24 506 1 H 382 462 T 19 D 17 254 V V 451 10 634 66 Restricted Premises X dwellings are not permitted. I 14 S 179 A 594 654 8 79 1 102 2 N 351 68 11 272 4 602 other statements which apply to specific areas within the G 383 463 3 178 182 253 227 633 77 from all boundaries although variations 104 T 439 4 11 593 655 67 54 50 O 16 350 69 12 106 228 1 603 72 2 N 384 464 177 183 252R40 3 Precinct.M These632 statements summarise the kind of future 38 1 TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK S 592 80 Service Industry X 43 H 105 438 51 228 2 600 T A 656 101 reflecting existing character of 104 3 263 349 67 13 22 12 604 R 899 NIC 53 B G 4 G 307 385 216 184 251 3 2 16 591 S 631 657 71 CE S E 39 42 A 106 5 L 262 348 437 22 V that605 is seen to be appropriate for the precinct. S T R M O 465 R80 51 1 13 A 630 69 101 development will be permitted. Buildings W 308 386 29 200 185 285 35 R 6 U 436 45 16 5 SCHEME250 ZONES 2 34 590 658 102 Shop X I 41 A 107 C 261 347 4 N 300 1 606 76 C 7 E 387 466 6 A 1 14 36 33 629 4 102 CR K 118 1 S 309 C 186 249 589 659 shall be set in landscaped surrounds and T 260 435 T 706 32 607 70 S R30/60 108 T 467 S 7 N 138 214 2 17 31 3 770 10 T 14 3 S 2 E 310 388 26 44 15 2 U 1 4 15 588In this Precinct Plan you628 will also find660 information about R 111 8 706 14 D 247 3 283 37 S 608 Showroom X 5 2 3 259 346 137 2 30 T 2 38 mature trees shall be preserved. Design 4 311 389 468 500 212 Residential 5 STATEMENT18 OF INTENT R 627 4 1 R30 110 6 24 616 707 NO MULTIPLE247 246 DWELLINGS233 282 E 587the purposes for which land may be used661 and guidelines 345 136 3 6 609 11 301 1 258 9 19 38 B 1 3 115 7 469 5 706 R O P 586 626 662 58 100 guidelines will apply throughout the Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or 2 8 RESIDENTIAL432 AMENITY: 22 615 708 211 189 246 234 E 29 R L A 2 257 6 4 176 301 280 20 T 505 558 A for the development610 of land and buildings. P T 173 1 470 631 The East Victoria39 Park Precinct will be enhanced and N 625 O IN 6 3 5 7 522 245 235 S 28 506 E 585 663 59 L Dependent Persons' Dwelling, 12 256 2 431 3 210 R 611 L precinct and specific controls will be PO 502 7 172 6 Commercial development6 to Albany 632 25 175 145 281 T 559 T 624 3 O L 238 3 115 O 40 200 507 584 IL 8 NORTH 300 521 2 2 S 446 consolidatedF as a residential27 neighbourhood in which a 612 1 M 1194 501 O 171 5 430 5 23 146 209 Local Centre244 236 560 100 56 Multiple Dwelling P B 8 633 T 8 7 174 N 445 508 583 623 4 progressively introduced for pockets of M 239 4 highway shall not4 adversely impact520 upon 1 S 703 O 26 504 This Precinct Plan should613 be read together with: - 1193 500 O 170 255 9 7 3 709 L 1 X 192 243 237 11 L 554 6 I 147 A 444 range of housing21 types of low scale503 is predominant.509 561 240 1 3 1 702 2 C 582 identifiable character housing. 50 O 169 254 6 2 2 5 H 2 1 238 3 25 14 8 D C 2 the residential amenity of adjacent500 land.555 24 711 F 4 193 242 502 562 12 88 Warehouse X R 241 5 1 3 3 2 22 510 581 1 3 611 701 IE 2 448 10 7 31 1191 168 111 1 4 4 556 712 L 5 194 239 1 23 501 B 5631. Planning polices which contain guidelines for the SCALE242 1 : 5,0002 700 791 4 D 171 3 Special Use 511 IS 580 247 317 427 610 240 H 540 616 5 1190 167 338 3 11 713 463 A large part of the24 precinct459 is to remain500 low to medium 564 243 S 3 557 1 6 205 195 512 O 579 246 30 While the effect of traffic should be 1 E 318 2 426 12 7 609 699 790 241 422 P 539 development and use617 of land which apply to more D 4 337 637 714 2 5 460 499 S 565 249 244 D 319 1 425 558 1 1 204 196 15 462 density, with some higher density housing permitted513 close G 578 245 2 E 13 698 4 421 461 A 538 618 54 minimised through appropriate design 715 T 2 2 498 T 566than one precinct. References are given250 in this Footnote: 3 G 250 398 477 30 638 1 514 E 577 245 320 32 697 S 3 3 A54 420 461 458 462 537 619 244 1187 6 8 2Additional13 Use to Albany Highway to take advantageR of the497 array of 20 424 639 R RD R80 A Precinct567 Plan to those policies. 251 321 399 478 R60 3 198 423 L 515 576 243 measures, all development shall face the 120 133 6 419 460 463 30 606 D 3 457 E 536 301 7 423 561 640 717 2 1 amenities offered there. Specialised formsIG of 496 568 252 1. Multiple Dwellings are only permitted 322 479 24 11 10 3 99 11 424 516 575 242 street in the traditional manner. V 99 422 696 121 1 2 459 453 464 H 535 288 A 247 800 641 S 718 R60 2 456 495 569 253 1185 1 480 787 323 R60 4 T M 441 425 accommodation and a limited number465 of non-residential 517 534 574 287 241 in areas coded R40 and above, and in 3 246 27 2 421 1 165 300 201 A 458 494 2. The Scheme Text which contains legal and G B L 9 642 3 795 122 EducationalH Facilities398 455 518 570 S 254 W E 324 IL 3 481 8 E S 1 426 466 T 240 R 420 1 164 156 E 533 286 addition are subject to clause 22 of the E 1183 G 25 4 18 2 719 130 R 397 2 uses, to serve the needs of454 the local population, may493 be 571 2 255 N W 325 R 482 123 G 456 467 519 administrative provisions regarding the use and 239 Priority will be given to ensuring new I A 14 2 785 A S 427 532 285 Y 1182 C 5 23 1 1 129 163 T 3 572 F K C 23 3 720 L 396 permitted in1 these areas. 453 520 256 R 326 6 3 B 457 468 1 238 Scheme Text - Special Application of the E 692 784 2 128 8 1 428 249 development531 of land. 284 419 2 A T 399 491 573 development, particularly infill and D 1181 7 20 721 7 S 162 395 452 521 257 1 22 N READ PARK 2 291 23 21 8 691 4 127 Private Carparking 429 250 469 530 283 R-Codes. 418 201 4 Y PCP 394 400 490 258 300 9 722 5 159 3 251 522 3 292 development at higher densities, does S 690 778 5 125 470 282 19 417 50 T 160 417 1 436 430 489 328 259 1179 1 6 248The retention2 252 of existing structurally10 sound housing which 523 2 293 L 33 2 88 777 CU 161 471 In order to determine how a particular lot is affected by not result in the undue loss of privacy or A 1178 416 2 689 6 D 306 11 431 488 1 281 N 12 21 51 12 8 126 R 416 200 435 247 524 294 260 S IE 3 O 305 generally contributes to the character of the area,472 and the 500 The symbols used in the cross reference D 34 K 415 RAPHAEL202 7 776 F 432 the above, you will need to refer to that lot on the map280 O 1177 796 L 20 246 487 261 amenity for existing residents. 14 C 487 11 6 A 308 CP/D Carparking / 415Drainage4 448 295 W A 775 88 S 304 433 473 329 279 N 1 M 414 597 13 5 50 1 selective245 redevelopment of other sites will be 486 and the related1 text in this Precinct325 Plan. Where a 262 in the Zoning Table have the 488 649 797 3 1 4 296 E 16 4 774 303 309 373 2 447 474 330 278 2 413 1 596 3 2 2 434 203 485 2 324 S 2 489 PRECINCT 650 3 798 310 1 encouraged. The character of the precinct 446between property is located on or near the PrecinctT boundary297 it following meanings: 773 1 3 35 T 204 475 3 331 277 1174 412 686 2 799 2 3 S 484 323 USE OF LAND 490 311 4 445 298 411 685 1 772 855 393 3 476 may also be necessary to332 consult the neighbouring 276 346 Canterbury Terrace and Balmoral Streets, which consists 483 5 322 491 HAWTHORNE 3 1 800 312 M NOTE: 36 368 299 117 R 684 771 854 A 392 4 6 407 202 206 444 477 333 275 E 313 H Precinct/s. It should also be noted that321 from time to time, As indicated in the Zoning 410 492 T PARK 729 801 925 299 S 345 5 of small cottages on small lots, should be preserved. Any 4 367 300 "P" (Permitted Use): means that the S 770 E 408 201 207 478 334 274 A 683 803 4 1 R 391 6 320 10 3 654 730 802 T 926 4 G 344 666 the Town Planning366 Scheme may be subject to 301 Table in the Scheme Text and outlined cM 2 3 R40 409 redevelopmentB in this locality should adhere to strict 479 335 273 use is permitted by the Scheme. S 2 682 769 S 5 3 R30R30347 R-Code9 7 200 208 E 369 319 T M R30R30 11 655 731 803 3 A 365 302 2 8 T amendments. below for a Residential Zone. design constraintsT governed by the existing scaleA and Y V M S S IE T T K 50 E R40 849 E 5 197 character of housing. 338 "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that 767 C G 589 679 3 929 20 R 7 211 439 1 372 316 R 657 734 870 T 366 350 381 6 You are reminded that before362 land and buildings can be 305 A O 20 147 6 2 428 339 M 20 19 O 678 766 848 18 373 315 the use is not permitted unless the T 1166 E 806 871 2 N NO MULTIPLE3 382 5 212 361 S G 5 658 735 9 23 365 386 7 3 12 11 306 677 765 847 3 2 146 developed or used for another purpose it will340 probably be G 872 383 4 4 374 360 314 580 N 659 736 807 T 364 1 Public spaces213 such as parks, reserves and streets will be 426 307 Council has granted planning approval. 6 I 764 W 846 S 921 16 145 1 5 341 1164 9 K DWELLINGS 384 necessary to make375 a planning 359application and receive 313 10 737 808 A 873 10 340 132 2 214 425 308 4 763 S 920 363 used, maintained and enhanced so that they contribute to 429 342 E 1163 14 676 H 932 11 385 4 144 3 376 358 312 P 738 809 IN 874 1 133 215 approval424 from the Council. O 3 1 G 919 100 14 339 354 436 343 H 1162 1 NO675 MULTIPLE 217 143 1 377 311 T 810 2 T 875 933 2 134 the pleasant environment of the precinct.PS Safe and 357 "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that 2 O 4 338 2 216 423 344 R 1161 20 674 3 N 918 991 3 355 378 310 U 1 811 934 142 3 T 356 O 739 5 1 3 214 3 accessible movement217 for pedestrians, cyclists, public S S 345 is not permitted by the Scheme. C T 1160 D DWELLINGS 760 843 917 992 337 10 356 T 379 309 S R 935 6 2 2 190 Enquiries concerning this Precinct Plan355 or general 8 740 812 876 T 2 S 141 422 A 916 T 357 4 218 346 37 N 759 842 300 S 7 993 336 1 1 transportC and1 vehicles will continue to be an important 380 O 741 813 877 20 9 120 A 1planning matters should be directed to the354 Council's 10 E 986 R 421 347 L 671 841 915 6 1 137 T 2 219 381 148 RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT: 994 5 S N 353 11 666 814 878 5 7 2 8 aim forA the precinct.3 5 420 758 S 840 985 136 209 R Planning Department. 348 N 147 E 1157 670 9 4 R 129 220 382 352 O G T 815 879 10 995 6 3 7 E 138 88 1 V D 6 419 I There are many areas where little R 1 839 984 L O L L 1156 669 2 5 333 IL 128 207 2 N 7 221 IE 383 351 14 O 880 8 996 139 272 F E 744 2 H M 1 4 413 418 109 redevelopment has occurred and muchG 668 838 983 ALBANY HIGHWAY126 R E 384 SPECIAL USE ZONE 6 997 W 700 205 E 5 222 K 350 G T 6 745 3 816 881 1051 3 273 A 412 417 N 912 982 Y 48 125 5 D 6 185 110 PRIVATE CARPARKING IN S 667 A 837 L 14 W 385 R 4 2 349 of the original housing stock remains.K L 4 817 882 998 331 203 U 7 223 411 416 V 746 IL 3 49 1 O 8 184 274 A 111 1153 5 836 911 981 4 1 B 311 386 EDUCATIONAL FACILITY GEORGE STREET 3 M 818 883 2 999 330 PRECINCT1 88 4 9 16 224 c 122 275 410 414 394 112 Lot 148 Westminster Street and The retention and restoration of M 753 910 980 1053 2 300 183 387 2 819 884 942 1000 26 329 145 S 6 225 310 108 S H 5 276 409 393 113 1 1 752 1 909 1054 120 W 5 T 182 388 dwellings, particularly in whole 943 3 327 4 E 1 107 B Currently this area is used for Lot 149 Westminster Street 820 2 885 T 46 A 5 P 4 S 392 I 2 S 1 6 35 2 277 408 S 1 751 908 979 2 1054 N 50 P 3 181 H N 3 3 77 2 E 106 821 1 47 56 S 2 312 3 391 O educational purposes; this is an street/street blocks is most favoured and A 24 45 117 E 149 R 407 L P S 4 750 833 907 978 3 301 4 2 B A 2 69 S U T 945 1056 56 A T 1 180 I 105 P Private carparking required for the S 822 886 45 44 115 O 5 A R 390 G S 749 832 906 977 1045 1 313 5 1 N 30 70 A acceptable use in this location. Any will be encouraged. 1148 E 1 152 N 50 K O 104 T 823 L 887 946 1057 114 27 M E H B P R30 42 59 193 314 306 E use of the premises at Lots 144, T E M 831 905 976 2 1044 1083 H 153 22 280 71 R 1058 U 113 F M 3 31 103 future development or use shall be in H 824 E 888 947 3 61 1 F 1 351 305 396 IG W T 830 975 1043 B I 315 72 E V 1146 IC 40 E D 36 281 102 145 and 146 Albany Highway, A 825 889 15 948 1005 1059 T 1 2 61 155 2 R 26 25 350 CU 398 68 K 1 S 1084 R 111 A 304 keeping with surrounding sites and uses. 1145 829 T 35 316 73 949 1006 1060 2 300 C 282 404 101 890 2 S 10 157 3 174 3 349 400 1 67 corner Westminster Street, East 828 T 3 37 18 74 1144 3 8 1 4 25 5 4 283 100 891 18 1007 1061 4 2 107 186 348 403 66 14 35 159 75 USE OF LAND Victoria Park. 1143 4 57 7 1 186 5 23 318 29 4 892 R 20 1008 2 1088 67 107 18 1 284 402 65 E 12 1 6 2 303 301 76 1142 T 5 33 184 21 2 319 30 893 S 2 1009 1089 5 3 500 34 285 401 64 22 1039 70 T 1 77 As indicated in the Zoning 1141 E 10 23 G 3 4 6 1 500 173 S 3 300 31 X All other uses. 894 H L 1010 1090 1088 103 182 2 4 320 ADOPTION 63 C O 1038 100 7 31 710 345 286 78 1140 N U 6 172 2 299 32 RALEIGH K 1200 A 8 25 C 1091 1089 8 5 HEIGHT7 LIMIT: 72 300 180 321 62 Table in the Scheme Text and outlined E M 7 1 ES 5 1037 9 30 31 1 344 287 50 79 N 1139 32 100 166 6 298 Adopted by54 resolution of the Council of N 6 27 2 T 4 1065 1092 1090 6 1 7 33 7 322 61 below for a Special Use Zone A 1138 E 1036 Development in100 the R40 area adjacent to 8 343 288 8 CARPARKING / DRAINAGE R 5 3 R 10 4 6 297 the Town53 of Victoria Park 70at the Ordinary D 1 1066 1093 1091 32 8 35 9 323 60 1137 29 1 1035 26 97 169 289 26 2 1 11 5 the Park Centre is limited to a height of 2 1 38 ST 370 342 296 2 1067 1094 1092 24 100 R40 324 Meeting of the Council held on the 9th 59 3 2 1034 2 12 290 25 The only permitted use of this land 1136 4 Y 1068 12 10 171 341 24 36 32 A 3 3 1093 storeys. 9 3 40 325 295 58 1135 H 1033 7 22 104 14 340 291 day of August 1994. 37 T 4 1069 1094 15 11 is carparking and/or drainage. 34 A 1096 6 20 92 42 294 R 52 57 Use 52 50 326 23 1134 R 5 1 88 U 22 38 R 1097 1095 12 91 105 17 T JU 56 Special 20 339 293 L D 36 54 9 2 1 100 K 327 A P 12 A 816 21 I 39 Zone 42 3 1098 1096 84 4 2 T N T 55 T 1133 7 7 13 504 T 292 S D 22 E S 56 224 101 E 337 328 20 R 40 Use Class 9. RESERVES 37 6 1097 14 85 5 817 54 5 1099 6 446 386 21 77 4 54 15 329 35 41 58 1100 1098 90 E VIEW 376 336 818 E 3 18 14 226 K 387 815 49 1128 T 2 17 447 330 29 42 Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre Some of the land in this precinct is 40 60 A 75 1099 55 200 LA 99 NO MULTIPLE335 DWELLINGS 819 5 T 1 103 13 388 2 814 34 43 S 79 1100 24 17 16 NT 901 2 380 331 31 73 13 I 2 229 J 820A E LEE reserved under the Metropolitan Region 1 27 110 M 379 4 30 44 2 63 81 1101 3 389 813 15 Convenience Store, Service Station T 1103 14 1 295 231 T 3 MAYOR 71 61 21 S 821 45 S 3 2 104 20 8 373 299 390 S 10 812 32 14 Scheme for public purposes and as such, 1104 27 T 378 2 776 Educational Establishment, Place of N 3 7 9 A O 69 84 6 1 822 4 B 2 1105 1103 3 50 26 234 391 5 777 V 811 16 11 Worship falls within the planning authority of the M 1 T A 1 66 86 501 378 4 88 823 16 IT T R 1106 1104 4 12 1 13 S 13 10 P S D 1124 5 5 290 236 392 3 778 810 T Ministry for Planning. Other land within 68 1105 12 2 88 1107 CU 25 2 370 304 2 89 824 12 Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant 1123 M 6 22 1 393 14 779 809 60 A 3 288 238 3 1 U 1108 1106 7 1 526 901 774 825 this precinct is reserved under the Town A 1 S T 1 368 287 9 N T 91 2 240 395 6 416 780 808 General Industry, Transport Depot K 2 1 1107 8 1 D 7 773 3 E 3 2 900 286 N 7 826 Planning Scheme for parks and T T 3 35 9 2 366 500 A 417 J M BONKER 8 C E 1110 1108 3 394 M 8 781 807 2 E L 3 10 3 9 309 283 E 3 694 772 L 501 S 406 CHIEF EXECUTIVE828 OFFICER 5 recreation and for public purposes and 2 2 103 2 311 283 20 R S 111 33 1111 140 R30 2 1 T 782 806 Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry 6 35 4 388 O 771 S 1 S 1 529 312 282 21 N 405 1 T 9 1110 5 T 3 A54 1 2 4 therefore the Council retains 1118 500 7 6 420 3 783 805 828 4 2 390 2 313 404 770 1111 1 247 11 829 1 Home Occupation 1117 3 7 A 314 7 421 691 695 784 FINAL804 ADOPTION responsibility for development. 10 18 L 392 3 1 2 8 1 B 14 316 830 1116 6 100 M A 5 500 422 690 696 2 O 394 785 803 3 1 13 2 N 357 318 12 Adopted for final approval by resolution of 100 O 501 3 831 Home Office S KENT STREET 1115 10 ST 1 R 3 Y 395 4 R 423 689 697 318 D 786 802 5 T 1 103 G 4 355 1 1 767 In regard to both the Metropolitan Y 2 18 3 99 A 443 397 2 424 698 the Council of the Town832 of Victoria Park at A 2 12 NO MULTIPLE 105 T 5 320 T 6 Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential H 1 17 E 1 353 1 22 2 S 787 2 19 S T 2 97 397 4 425 699 738 766 Regional Scheme and Town of Victoria T A 1 5 2 6 353 E 3 the Ordinary Meeting of833 the Council held Building R HIGH SCHOOL 98 96 7 440 3 11 23 N 788 1 7 122 DWELLINGS15 4 141 A 4 700 737 765 1 CU 13 T 107 8 7 51 2 D 6 S 20 S 24 257 5 on the 11th day of August834 1998 and the Park Reserves, the Council has the T 3 139 9 438 349 1 701 789 799 Hotel, Motel, Tavern 6 1 4 764 1 96 2 50 28 2 3 723 50 835 7 10 2 137 16 403 348 3 3 seal of790 the Municipality798 was pursuant to opportunity to comment on and assess 2 7 S 12 SPECIAL CHARACTER:327 2 1 763 1 T 2 3 105 23 8 200 405 346 1 Light Industry HS 93 1 52 434 5 1 M 2 that resolution, hereunto797 affixed in the 8 development; in this regard the following T 2 146 Development in this vicinity is 3 734 762 S 107 2 9 300 1 345 T A 3 300 54 15 6 S U A SOUTH 1 H 1 432 2 D 796 9 66 E 10 T 87 2 343 682 726 733 761presence of : V matters will be taken into account. 4 D S 56 2 characterised by small331 cottages on small 1 722 E Lodging House, Serviced Apartment 1 110 L 500 17 793 6 68 1 A 5 131 681 A 727 732 KENSINGTON 2 N 46 19 410 100 706 E 721 760 112 5 2 D R404 84 19 lots. This development335 pattern640 and S 129 E 794 3 6 L 728 731 759 12 85 1 82 5 101 337 302 G 600 720 Massage Rooms The reserves are an integral part of and 4 5 46 housing character should be 641 N TS SCHOOL 4 4 12 413 A 795 5 83 7 80 22 6 340 679 719 729 T 758 T 62 63 126 3 642 601 S vital to the residential areas they serve. S 111 10 3 23 7 maintained. Retention639 of existing 678 708 S Motor vehicles and Marine Sales 9 81 11 78 T 2 424 1 718 T 730 757 GA 76 S 124 8 E 739 E 154 76 23 1 2 N 638 643 1 709 1 T 8 S 34 9 3 A S T.A.F.E. Premises The areas known as the Kensington COYNE 4 6 houses is stronglyD encouraged. 740 S 153 7 2 10 74 122 15 4 595 T 710 2 756 Refer to provisions outlined below outlined provisions Refer to 75 3 7 644 2 J A E LEE 14 1 76 S 27 637 3 230 Open Air Sales and Display 152 109 1 T E 11 8 711 741 Bushland contains recognised areas of 74 73 120 C 596 3 G MAYOR 151 T 9 144 E 715 108 16 24 54 300 32 1 29 545 646 R 712 742 755 remnant natural bush. The Council is 150 2 90 CP/D300 597 51 A 107 23 30 647 R 713 L 743 754 Nightclub 6 3 117 146 789 5 D O 229 106 18 51 32 1 648 4 H CARLISLE 5 1 28 1 150 714 T 744 753 currently working with the community to N 33 21 16 2 A 4 105 O 49 2 2 115 14 268 634 T 1 3 34 592 IR 745 752 Office 3 R 32 2 3 300 6 A 228 implement appropriate management 119 19 25 4 149 633 L 147 18 16 266 B 751 CAMPUS 2 BU 5 36 H 591 1 746 B HAROLD ROSSITER H 30 34 47 2 3 1 632 651 7 4 procedures to ensure its protection. Any A 1 118 26 2 PCP 151 W 2 SOMERSET R AS 264 Y 750 Restricted Premises O 29 46 1 38 590 601 652 8 3 227 R N 27 32 4 9 21 19 153 100 E 17 117 3 749 J M BONKER A redevelopment in regard to the Kent -H 144 549 S 602 653 667 2 D A PARK 113 31 28 31 2 10 40 T T SWIMMING Y 1 23 21 261 S E CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER T Service Industry 116 1 550 700 629 9 666 T 1 S 226 S 16 2 Street Sand Pit shall be in keeping with 114 104 41 30 12 B 145 42 156 273 50 R 2 E 23 259 54 628 665 E S R R30 M 25 10 8 115 112 40 69 T 14 5 W 350 158 551 587 1 POOL S 3 the scale, character and nature of the 3 X 29 275 627 664 O T T 234 E 39 IC 25 257 388 2 S 225 S 10 51 Shop 25 S 42 33 16 K T 552 586 12 RECOMMENDED FOR FINAL APPROVAL 105 S 45 S 160 277 3 626 663 237 U 38 103 11 52 surrounding areas. 233 S 43 70 28 27 255 386 553 585 R30 5 10 3 37 E 393 4 625 662 12 C 34 6 162 279 10 224 44 Showroom 232 201 70 44 N 101 253 554 608 624 13 12 238 2 A 29 100 13 43 T 74 45 R 55 31 164 281 383 509 555 609 9 231 202 S 7 E 62 99 623 14 42 46 P 50 31 14 8 14 209 Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or In all reserves, the land will be used, 18 S 8 T 556 582 610 622 45 41 230 203 3 E 61 166 250 S 283 381 T 397 511 7 19 S 581 11 46 13 Dependent Persons' Dwelling, 3 96 33 611 621 40 209 maintained and enhanced primarily for 229 204 217 50 73 60 685 7 168 248 285 399 507 100 6 12 20 580 612 17 39 61 80 65 684 378 620 98 13 L 205 Multiple Dwelling T 228 205 216 L 3 36 246 L 18 38 64 recreational and/or community purposes. N 51 1 66 L 36 287 401 2 19 559 579 613 619 99 CHAIRMANE OF THE WESTERN 20 E 64 A 376 14 N 37 K 206 215 218 H 4 171 1 227 244 560 578 614 618 15 AUSTRALIANH PLANNING COMMISSION62 The development of any new buildings 10 21 67 G 91 38 289 403 3 IT 20 36 889 214 219 71 IN 1 374 502 561 3 W Warehouse 207 5 68 S 300 500 615 21 35 11 81 A 38 242 405 2 2 B 8 562 34 204 within these areas will generally not be 888 208 213 220 23 175 292 500 82 1 616 15 1 22 80 12 41 40 212 116 72 7 240 371 407 71 7 563 575 50 203 500 221 3 81 16 permitted unless they are small in bulk 1 35 294 498 8 Date 194 C N 211 63 43 369 T 564 203 T 81 222 503 2 177 409 S 17 S Educational uses are permitted. Any O 210 85 Y 43 237 73 9 11 S W S T 3 37 296 496 79 565 452 H T 16 and scale and unobtrusive in their BUSHLAND: 235 R 223 501 R 45 10 A 30 A U 92 65 367 411 74 70 R40 E N 209 36 83 BU 566 453 P S 28 O future development or use shall be in B 224 15 45 180 298 494 69 19 E 17 H 501 502 1 R 191 12 12 P A 29 195 setting. On the Kent Street High School Maintain remnants of bushland in this S E 68 365 1 1 18 E A 236 225 16 T 76 68 300FINAL APPROVAL GRANTED 8 2 68 N 48 182 300 414 192 2 2 R 6 keeping with surrounding sites and uses. 226 93 A 67 67 45 T site, new development shall be set back area. 85 17 C 363 491 13 O 20 79 219 46 4 5 6 502 119 70 49 232 S 416 193 T 66 569 443 N 196 H 50 T S 4 21 500 86 18 185 302 361 489 218 47 4 from the street and these areas 56 9 E 114 77 R3051 194 65 570 5 R D 72 230 418 Note: All uses other than that which is 87 T C 48 T 16 3 1 R40 52 F EVE R20 487 A 217 S 458 7 6 187 304 360 44 A 197 landscaped and extensively planted. 55 O 118 53 R 63 49 L 20 2 R N 228 S B nominated above, and those which 91 D 19 5 54 485 3 O 216 43 18 A 433 459 95 120 IS 189 306 358 421 N 62 N 106 20 H 55 51 42 Y 1 R 4 61 T 1 23 502 21 18 have a direct association with the 90 96 ST 107 56 E 191 225 356 2 52 41 S 105 21 T 422 3 MINISTER503 FOR PLANNING 57 S 309 482 196 53 20 15 12 24 Uses permitted will only be those which 108 60 N 6 888 40 4 99 97 P 118 I 193 223 424 21 504 nominated use are prohibited uses. 104 L 119 M 5 197 500 39 8 5 51 59 T 311 481 54 449 20 11 are incidental to the recreational and 200 58 S IS 22 7 437 26 505 98 103 45 E 195 221 4 L 426 198 57 38 10 2 L 1 R 23 1 8 121 61 W 313 I 215 E 37 7 506 S D 66 3 W L 11 W Where it is considered that a particular community roles of the reserves. No 101 1 197 219 428 478 55 G 36 24 6 25 Date 507 A R 9 888 122 2 2 214 N 76 58 27 N O 7 123 4 E A 25 5 S F 109 JOINS SHEET B R 1 85 35 508 E IL activity or action will be permitted which 199 217 I 430 L 26 75 44 4 A use could have a detrimental impact on 10 100 110 124 R303 2 1 34 28 M 23 115 147 SH 475 3 212 3 1 509 201 P 2 27 74 10 destroys the integrity of these reserve 111 125 432 203 6 33 V 2 the amenity of the surrounding area 150 11 113 40 148 1 214 AM 473 140 3 28 60 A 1 2 R 29 510 146 H 32 73 D 126 203 434 4 29 485 511 6 22 112 28 141 IA 61 498 (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will areas, including all existing landscape 3 212 471 L 30 32 127 145 A 89 IC 6 499 S 12 29 R 142 R 62 T 152 33 114 T 206 O 139 31 T 12 3 1 elements. 2 128 S 144 2 469 M A 63 be subject to assessment and 13 30 L 143 P 70 500 2 1 5 122 97 129 143 1 A 138 487 14 B 88 69 501 3 advertising under any relevant planning Y 149 207 15 4 121 98 130 142 50 137 488 W 15 1 68 65 475 4 99 150 FRASER PARK 136 T 13 D 123 131 141 S 4 policy. 20 3 502 2 S 66 E 30 5 12 E R 151 3 135 93 T I 16 A 2 O E 100 140 3 67 L 477 17 S F T IL 1 T T 28 120 W 152 76 A 94 H 31 T 500 101 139 R 148 A W S R E 37 C 133 B CU/CP 5 Y 478 F E L H 2 1 18 27 36 119 L D 95 18 H 153 77 E 32 102 138 74 A 479 18 22 C 132 96 3 19 19 26 6 118 154 O 21 T 73 78 183 N 480 5 S 131 97 4 6 20 25 170 117 136 155 72 79 184 481 R60 98 158 EDWARD MILLEN 1 15 D 59 58 57 55 150 24 200 116 135 156 71 80 106 2 5 8 10 9 S 8 23 38 157 81 107 T 3 48 115 70 105 16 7 23 161 82 HOME 4 39 49 158 69 108 187 PS 22 160 104 3 5 T O 4 991 338 2 216 423 344 185 W 1161 20 674 1 3 N 918 3 355 378 310 196 Y 1 739 811 934 1 3 142 3 T 356 150 218 862 78 5 3 214 217 S S 345 184 COUR 1160 D DWELLINGS 760 843 917 992 337 10 356 T 379 309 197 18 ST R 812 876 935 6 S 2 2 141 190 355 151 217 863 A 8 740 T 2 T 4 422 346 2 759 842 916 S 7 336 357 C 218 183 37 N 300 993 1 120 1 1 1 380 354 198 20 10 O 741 813 877 20 9 A 421 152 216 E 841 915 6 986 1 R 2 219 347 182 864 L 671 994 137 5 N 381 353 148 199 20 666 814 878 5 2 8 ST A 3 5 420 153 215 11 RESERVES 758 S 840 985 7 136 209 R 348 N 181 E 1157 670 9 4 R 129 220 382 O 147 200 865 30 RESIDENTIAL ZONE G T 815 879 10 995 6 3 7 E 1 V D 352 I 154 214 5 L 138 88 O L 6 419 L R 669 1 839 984 L 207 E 383 180 O 1156 8 2 996 5 333 I 128 2 N 7 221 I 351 146 201 213 866 54 Note: If the use of the land for a E 744 2 880 M 139 1 272 F 413 418 155 600 Some of the land in this precinct is 838 983 H 126 4 E 384 109 179 G 668 W 205 5 222 K 350 145 TOWN OF VICTORIA202 PARK 57 Single housing with some infill 3 816 881 6 997 1051 3 700 LEGEND 273 A 412 417 156 212 901 G T 6 745 N 912 982 Y 48 125 5 DER 6 185 110 particular purpose is not specificallyIN S 667 A 837 14 W 385 R30144 203 reserved under the Metropolitan Region 4 2 349 K L 4 817 882 998 331 203 7 223 411 416 V 157 211 development will occupy the majority of 746 IL 3 49 8 274 A 111 177 8 900 1153 5 836 911 981 4 1 1 BOUL 184 311 386 143 204 3 M 818 883 2 999 330 1 88 4 9 16 224 158 210 56 M mentioned in the Zoning Scheme for public purposesc and as such, 122 275 410 414 394 112 176 31 A M 753 910 980 1053 2 300 183 387 142 205 H this precinct, with small areas of grouped 2 819 884 942 1000 26 329 145 S 6 225 310 108 159 209 T 1054 S H 5 5 276 409 393 113 TOWN PLANNING175 SCHEME No.132 N Table and cannot be determined as falls1 within the planning1 authority752 of the 1 909 120 W 182 388 141 A 943 3 327 4 E ST 1 107 B 206 R 820 2 885 46 A 5 P 4 392 I 160 5 and multiple dwellings. The retention of 2 ST 1 6 35 408 S 114 174 42 G 751 908 979 2 1054 N 50 P 3 2 277 H 140 Zone 77 181 207 falling within the interpretation of one N 3 3 2 E Precinct Boundary 106 O 161 816 41 A Ministry for Planning. Other land within821 1 24 47 45 56 S 2 312 3 407 391 115 53 4 907 978 117 E 149 301 R 2 L 69 P 173 existing housing, particularly whole street S T 750 833 3 T 1 4 180 B A 2 S 139 208 40 Residential U 1056 56 A I 105 162 S 822 886 945 45 44 115 O 5 A 390 G of the Use Class categories Council S this precinct is reserved under the Town 1045 1 313 N R 70 A 116 172 749 E 832 906 977 N 5 1 O 30 EAST 138VICTORIA PARK PRECINCTS 33 1 152 50 T blocks or streetscapes will be 1148 823 L 887 946 1057 114 27 K M 104 163 T H B P R30 42 59 193 314 306 E 117 171 AR T E 831 905 976 2 1044 H 22 E 71 137 34 may consider it an unlisted (ie Planning Scheme forR parks and M 1083 113 153 280 M 3 31 103 Use Class 1. H 824 E 888 947 3 1058 U 61 1 FF 1 351 305 396 118 164 170 encouraged and promoted. IG W T 830 975 1043 B I 315 72 136 3 E V 1146 IC 40 E 36 281 102 discretionary) use requiring thatA the 825 889 15 948 1005 1059 T 1 2 61 155 2 26 25 350 CU 398 68 165 recreation and for publicK purposes and 1 S 1084 R 111 304 73 119 2 1145 829 T 35 METROPOLITAN316 REGION 135 Redevelopment shall be consistent with 949 1006 1060 2 CARD 282 404 101 166 Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre AA 890 2 S 300 10 157 3 174 3 349 400 1 67 120 PARNHAM 1 advertising procedures referred to in 828 T 3 37 18 74 134 therefore the Council1144 retains 3 8 1 4 25 5 4 283 100 167 existing style, character and scale of 891 18 1007 1061 4 2 107 186 348 403 66 121 676 14 35 159 75 133 clause 28 of the Scheme Text be 1143 4 57 7 1 186 5 SCHEME23 RESERVES318 29 99 168 PARK Convenience Store, Service Station X responsibility for development. 4 892 R 20 1008 2 1088 67 107 18 1 284 402 65 122 675 E 12 1 6 2 303 301 76 132 dwellings throughout the precinct. 1142 T 5 33 184 21 2 319 30 98 674 893 S 2 1009 1089 5 3 500 34 T 285 401 64 123 P12 followed. 1 Educational Establishment, Place of 1141 E 22 G 3 1039 4 1 70 500 S NOTE: The Western Australian3 Planning Commission300 77 131 673 H 10 23 L 1010 6 103 182 173 4 320 31 97 537 AA 894 C O 1090 1088 31 710 2 286 63 124 Worship U 1038 100 7 2 345 RALEIGH 78 130 672 In regard to both the Metropolitan1140 N 8 6 8 5 300 172 care of the Ministry for Planning should be consulted299 32 96 538 K 1200 A 25 C 1091 1089 7 72 180 321 P1P1P1 62 125 671 Predominantly, development shall be in E M 1 E 5 1037 9 30 31 1 344 287 P1P1P150 79 129 SHEET B N 1139 7 S 32 100 166 6 298 54 95 539 804 DEVELOPMENTN STANDARDS 6 2 T 4 1065 1092 1090 6 1 7 for full information7 on the precise land322 requirements 61 670 Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant X Regional Scheme and Town of Victoria 27 E 1036 33 288 80 126 540 A 1138 5 3 R 100 6 8 343 53 70 94 669 803 accordance with the standards specified R 1 1066 1093 1091 10 4 32 9 297 60 541 D 1137 29 1 26 8 35 for all Metropolitan Region Scheme Reserves.323 289 26 81 127 536 80 Park Reserves, the Council has the 2 1035 97 169 1 370 342 93 P 668 1 1067 1092 11 5 38 100 ST 296 59 L 542 for Residential R20 and R30 under Development shall generally be in 2 1094 24 R40 324 P2P2P2 128 Y 535 A 689 General Industry, Transport Depot X 3 1034 P2P2P2 25 82 1136 2 2 12 341 290 24 36 92 R N 543 opportunity to comment on and assess 4 Y 3 1068 1093 12 10 171 295 58 U 534 E 32 A 3 9 3 40 325 83 C T 666 690 the R-Codes. Areas adjoining accordance with the R-Codes (where 1135 H 1033 22 14 340 291 91 R 544 T 4 1069 1094 7 11 104 37 PRECINCT533 PLAN P12665 691 34 A 1096 15 92 42 294 R 52 57 E 397 development; in this regard the following 52 6 20 50 326 U 23 84 M 545 Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X 1134 R 5 1 88 22 J 38 90 532 692 Raphael Park Precinct, portions of applicable) and any relevant planning R 1097 1095 12 91 105 17 T U 56 398 546 D 20 K 339 293 L 85 36 54 9 2 12 1 100 327 A P 39 89 531 693 matters will be taken into account. 1096 4 2 A T 816 N 21 IT 399 547 2 T 7 42 3 1098 504 84 T 292 S D P7P7P722 E 55 Albany Highway Precinct, and the Park S policy. 1133 7 13 E 86 400 530 69 Home Occupation AA 56 224 101 337 328 P3P3P3 20 R 40 548 37 6 1097 14 85 5 Primary Regional Roads 817 54 SHEET B 1 5 1099 6 446 386 21 87 401 329 P6P6P6 35 41 396 662 Centre shopping areas will be permitted 58 77 4 1100 1098 54 15 E VIEW P4P4P4 P6P6P6 528 90 226 387 376 336 818 P4P4P4 53 88 402 3 18 14 447 K 815 49 395 527 549 661 S Home Office P The reserves are an integral part of and 1128 TE 2 17 330 29 42 T 40 75 1099 55 200 LA 99 NO MULTIPLE335 DWELLINGS 819 P5P5P5 52 660 to redevelop in accordance with the In addition, the following standard applies: 60 1 13 P5P5P5 34 394 Updated on 19 November526 2019 550 5 STA 79 24 17 103 T 388 2 814 43 404 vital to the residential areas they serve. 1100 13 16 IN 2 901 2 380 331 31 51 393 S 659 Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential 73 229 820 P8P8P8 525 standard specified for Residential R40 1 27 110 M Other379 Regional Roads 4 P8P8P830 44 T 405 AA 2 63 81 1101 3 389 813 15 50 20 392 552 658 Building T 1103 14 1 295 231 3 406 The areas known as the Kensington 71 61 21 ST 821 45 657 S 3 2 104 20 8 373 299 390 S 10 812 32 14 49 391 553 and R60. These densities will service to Building Height - 1104 27 T 378 2 776 21 407 524 N 3 7 9 A P10P10P10 AMENDMENT GAZETTAL390 AMENDMENT GAZETTAL 656 O 69 84 6 1 822 P11P11P11 P10P10P10 46 Hotel, Motel, Tavern X Bushland contains recognised areas of 2 1103 3 50 5 V 16 P9P9P9 11 408 523 B 1105 26 234 391 777 811 P9P9P9 0 0 20 655 increase the availability and range of TheM height of a building on land coded 1 66 86 1 47 N . 261 DATE N . DATE T A 1104 501 378 4 13 88 823 16 10 190 522 6 IT T remnant naturalR bush. The Council is 1106 4 12 1 S 13 262 388 P S D 1124 5 5 290 236 392 3 778 810 T 48 521 housing types in areas close to the city 68 1105 12 CU 2 2 189 387 409 557 Light Industry X Residential R40 adjoining the Park Centre 88 1107 25 370 304 2 14 89 824 12 3. 263 2 February 2001 49. 8 March 2013 1123 6 22 1 288 238 TOWN OF393 VICTORIA PARK 779 809 60 520 currently working with the community to 3 3 1 P12P12P12 188 386 410 UAM 1108 1106 7 1 526 901 774 825 P12P12P12 264 519 S centre and other facilities such as Curtin shall not exceed 6 metres.A 1 S T 1 368 287 9 133 385 T N T 91 2 240 395 6 416 780 808 1876. ST 8 October 2002 62. 23 September 2014 559 K implement appropriate management 2 1 1107 8 1 D 7 773 3 518 Liquor Store - Small X E 3 2 900 286 SCHEME RESERVES7 826 134 412 University. In the R40 areas around the T T 3 35 9 2 366 500 417 8 186 266 517 CThe height of a building on landE coded 1110 1108 3 394 8 781 807 2 8. 4 February 2003 61. 413 14 November 2014 E L 3 10 3 9 309 283 EMAN 3 694 772 135 267 384 L procedures to ensure its protection. Any 501 406 828 5 185 S 516 560 2 2 103 2 311 283 20 RS S 111 33 T 414 Park Centre a height limit of two storeys 1111 140 R30 2 1 T 782 806 136 268 A 383 515 Liquor Store - Large X Residential R60 shall not exceed 6 35 4 388 771 12. 6 September 2002 75. 23 June 2017 S 1 S 1 312 282 21 NO 405 1 184 O 415 redevelopmentT in regard to the Kent 9 1110 T 3 529 1 Parks and Recreation 2 4 63 382 514 will apply. 1118 5 500 783 805 P13P13P13 828 137 416 8.6 metres. 7 2 390 313 6 404 420 3 770 19. 183 14 September 20043 38177. 19 June 2018 1111 4 2 247 11 417 Lodging House, Serviced Apartment AA Street Sand Pit shall be in keeping with 7 1 A 691 829 1 138 2 1117 3 3 314 7 421 695 1 784 804 5 182TOWN OF VICTORIA380 PARK 10 8 18 L 392 418 2 6 1 B 14 316 830 13926. 26 August 20031 379 1116 100 M A 394 5 500 422 690 696 2 181 the scale, character and nature of the O 2 Public12 Purposes 785 803 3 4 419 1 13 N Other types of accommodation, and T O 357 318 501 3 1 378 18 Massage Rooms X 1115 10 S 100 1 3 Y 395 4 R 423 689 697 831 S 34. 3 May 2005 272 S Residential Development - KENT STREET R 318 5 3 T T surrounding areas. 1 103 G 4 D 786 802 2 377 2 18 99 A 443 397 355 2 1 424 1 698 767 2 273 some non-residential uses to serve the Y NO MULTIPLE3 T 320 T 832 6 T 50 376 A 2 12 105 5 353 U Motor vehicles and Marine Sales In this precinct in the area coded H 1 17 E 1 1 22 2 S 787 2 19 132 TOWN142 PLANNING SCHEME17 No. S 2 97 397 4 425 699 738 766 C 375 T T 5 2 6 3 833 179 275 day-to-day needs of local residents are A HIGH SCHOOL 98 1 440 353 3 PS Primary SchoolNE 1 7 K 500 Premises R 96 7 11 23 788 E 374 Residential R40 between Leonard Street 122 DWELLINGS15 4 141 4 700 737 765 18 131 178 CU In all reserves, the land will be used, 13 T 107 8 7 51 2 DA T 16 21 S 5 834 6 T 143 appropriate in these localities. Existing S 20 3 139 438 24 257 701 789 799 68 HOW IT WORKS 177 277 Open Air Sales and Display X and McMillan Street, and the area coded T 9 349 1 4 764 17 130 1 6 1 50 2 723 144 278 N maintained and enhanced primarily for 96 2 403 348 28 3 3 50 835 7 69 EAST VICTORIA176 PARKH PRECINC 10 2 137 16 3 790 798 129 O 15 local parkland facilities and reserves are 2 7 S 12 327 2 1 763 279 C 1 T CU Civic Use2 16 145 Residential R40 bounded by Kent Street, recreational and/or community purposes. 3 105 23 8 200 405 346 1 This Precinct Plan describes175 the Council's town planning Nightclub X HS 93 1 52 434 5 1 M 2 797 8 5 also appropriate uses for the residential 2 146 3 734 762 146 14 ST 107 2 9 300 1 345 T A 3 300 15 128 174 Berwick Street, Basinghall Street, Moorgate 54 15 6 S U A 4 intentions for this precinct. It contains a Statement of SOUTH The development of any new buildings 1 H 1 432 2 D 796 9 147 66 E 10 87 2 343 682 726 733 761 V 173 area. New buildings shall be set back Office X 4 D ST 56 2 331 1 722 E 14 127 Street and Gloucester Street, multiple 1 110 L 500 17 793 148 13 within these areas will generally not be 6 68 1 A 5 131 CU/CP Civic681 Use and CommunityA Purpose727 732 Intent which applies to the whole Precinct172 and several 20 KENSINGTON 2 N 46 19 410 100 706 E 721 760 126 from all boundaries although variations 112 5 2 D R404 84 19 335 640 S 1 13 149 19 6 129 E 794 2 dwellings are not permitted. 3 101 L 728 731 759 other statements125 which apply to specific areas within the Restricted Premises X permitted unless they are small in bulk 12 85 1 82 5 337 302 G 600 720 150 reflecting existing character of 4 5 46 641 N TS 12 112 1 SCHOOL 4 4 12 413 679 A T 795 124 5 83 7 80 22 6 340 719 729 758 CU Precinct.1 These statements summarise151 the kind of future and scale and unobtrusive in their 62 63 126 3 642 601 S 20 113 ST 111 10 3 23 7 639 678 708 S 123 development will be permitted. Buildings Service Industry X In relation to the land at No. 384 (Lot 3) 81 11 78 2 424 1 718 T 730 9 GA ST 8 739 757 that 74is seen to be appropriate for the precinct. P12 76 E 154 76 124 2 NE 643 1 709 114 setting. On the Kent Street High School 8 S 23 1 A 638 1 STATEMENT OFT INTENT T.A.F.E. 122 shall be set in landscaped surrounds and COYNE 34 4 9 6 3 D TOWNS OF VICTORIA PARK S S Berwick Street, East Victoria Park, the 153 2 10 74 15 4 595 T 710 2 740 756 75 121 A 110 7 76 75 3 122 7 644 2 V 115 site, new development shall be set back 14 1 S 27 637 3 230 IL Shop X 152 109 1 T E 11 8 711 741 822 76 120 L 109 mature trees shall be preserved. Design following provisions apply to the 74 73 120 C 596 3 G The East Victoria Park Precinct will be enhanced and In this Precinct Plan you will also find information about 151 29 T 9 144 SCHEME ZONES E 715 from the street and these areas 108 16 24 54 300 32 1 545 646 R 712 742 755 15 108 597 A 77 78 guidelines will apply throughout the 150 107 2 90 CP/D300 51 647 R L Showroom X development of land: 23 30 D 713 743 consolidated754 as a residential neighbourhood in which a the purposes for which land may be used and guidelines 6 18 3 117 146 789 5 O 229 P landscaped and extensively planted. 106 51 32 1 648 4 H CARLISLE 79 L precinct and specific controls will be 5 1 28 1 150 714 T 744 753 823 for the development of land and buildings.107 (a) A Local Development Plan is to be 105 N 33 21 49 16 268 2 Residential A range of housing types of low scale is predominant. S Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or 4 O 2 2 115 14 634 R T 80 T 1 3 34 592 300 I 745 752 12 104 3 R 32 149 2 3 6 A 228 progressively introduced for pockets of prepared and approved prior to the 119 U 19 25 4 147 18 633 L CAMPUS 81 Dependent Persons' Dwelling, 2 B 5 16 266 1 B 746 751 B HAROLD ROSSITER 47 2 3 36 H 1 591 7 4 11 Uses permitted will only be those which 118 H 30 34 26 151 W 632 651 identifiable character housing. A 1 1 S 2 PCP 2 SOMERSET This Precinct82 Plan should be read together with: - Multiple Dwelling R P commencement of any development A 264 Y 750 A large part of the precinct is to remain low to medium 13 O 29 46 1 38 590 601 Local Centre 652 8 3 227 R 8 N are incidental to the recreational and 117 27 32 4 9 21 19 153 100 E 17 - 3 549 749 A D 103 H 144 40 S 602 653 667 2 density, with some higher densityD housing permitted close 14 O A on the site. 113 31 28 10 T T SWIMMING S Y PARK 1 31 2 21 261 S E T 9 W 5 community roles of the reserves. No 23 629 666 T S 226 N G Warehouse X 116 1 156 550 700 9 1 S 16 2 21 1. Planning polices which contain guidelines for the G While the effect of traffic should be 114 104 41 30 12 B 145 42 273 50 NOTE: R to Albany Highway to take advantage of the array of IN I (b) Vehicle and/or pedestrian access to 2 E 23 259 54 628 665 E G R S R R30 M 6 25 10 8 B activity or action will be permitted which 115 112 40 69 T 14 5 W 350 158 551 587 1 POOL S 3 development and use of land which apply to more 3 X 29 275 627 664 O T T 20 minimised through appropriate design be provided to/from Berwick Street, 234 E 39 IC 25 257 388 2 S amenities225 offered there.S 10 Specialised forms of51 25 S 42 33 16 K T 552 586 12 destroys the integrity of these reserve 105 S 45 S 160 277 R30R30 R-Code3 626 663 7 than one precinct.1 References are given in this 237 U 38 103 R30R30 11 52 measures, all development shall face the Baillie Avenue and/or Carson Street, 233 S 43 70 28 27 255 386 553 585 R30 accommodation and a limited number5 of non-residential10 3 37 E 4 625 662 12 162 279 393 224 44 Footnote: areas, including all existing landscape 201 44 34 101 6 554 608 10 Precinct Plan to those policies. 232 238 2 70 29 253 100 624 13 12 street in the traditional manner. and to be supported by a Traffic Impact 13 9 uses, to serve the needs of43 the local population, may be 74 45 55 31 164 281 383 509 555 609 623 14 elements. 231 202 ST 7 ERANC62 99 14 42 209 500 S 46 50 31 582 8 14 T 1. Multiple Dwellings are only permitted and Road Safety Assessment Report. 18 8 250 T 381 511 556 610 622 permitted in these45 areas.41 230 203 3 ESP 61 166 S 283 T 397 7 11 2 3 19 NORTH S 581 46 13 2. The Scheme Text which contains legal and 96 33 611 621 40 209 Priority will be given to ensuring new in areas coded R40 and above, and in 229 204 217 50 73 60 685 7 168 248 285 399 507 100 6 12 20 580 612 17 39 61 80 65 684 378 620 98 13 L 205 administrative828 provisions regarding the use and T 228 205 216 3 36 L 18 38 N 51 36 246 287 401 2 19 559 579 613 E 64 development, particularly infill and addition are subject to clause 22 of the E 1 66 619 99 14 The retention of existing structurally sound housing which208 K 215 218 64 4 171 376 1 N 37 ST 227 206 560 578 614 15 H 62 development of land. 10 21 67 38 244 289 403 618 3 IT 20 36 development at higher densities, does Scheme Text - Special Application of the 889 71 INGHALL 91 3 generally contributes to the character of the area, and the 829 RIGGS 207 214 219 5 SCALE 1 : 5,000 1 374 502 500 561 615 W 35 B 68 38 300 2 2 21 11 81 242 405 562 204 not result in the undue loss of privacy or 888 213 220 BAS 8 1 616 22 34 R-Codes. 80 208 23 41 175 292 500 82 15 1 selective redevelopment of other sites will be 12 40 240 371 575 203 207 In order to determine how a particular lot is affected by 212 221 116 72 7 407 71 7 563 50 16 500 1 3 294 498 81 amenity for existing residents. 35 8 564 encouraged. The character203 of the precinct between194 T C 211 63 43 369 T S the above, you will need to refer to that lot on the map T 81 ON 222 503 2 85 177 409 S 73 9 17 S T 210 Y 43 237 11 S W 3 37 296 496 79 565 452 H TS 16 The symbols used in the cross reference 235 223 501 R 45 10 A Canterbury30 TerraceA and Balmoral Streets, which consists 92 65 U 367 411 74 70 R40 E N and the related text in this Precinct Plan. Where a BUR 209 15 36 83 B 566 453 P S 28 O 224 45 180 298 494 69 19 E 17 186 501 502 1 R 191 12 12 P A 29 195 USE OF LAND in the Zoning Table have the E 68 365 1 1 18 E of small cottages on small lots, should be preserved. Any 1 ASH 236 225 16 T 76 68 300 property is located on or near the Precinct boundary it 8 93 2 68 N 48 182 300 414 192 2 2 R 6 226 A 67 363 67 45 T following meanings: 85 17 C 491 13 O 20 redevelopment in this locality should adhere to strict 79 49 219 46 4 5 may also be necessary to consult the neighbouring As indicated in the Zoning 6 502 119 70 232 S 416 193 T 66 569 443 N 196 187 H 50 T S 4 21 500 86 18 185 302 361 489 218 47 4 56 9 E 114 77 R3051 194 65 570 5 design constraints governed by the existing scale and Precinct/s. It should also be noted that from time to time, R D 72 230 418 Table in the Scheme Text and outlined 87 T 52 C 48 T 16 3 1 R40 F E R20 487 A 217 S 458 185 7 118 V 6 187 304 360 44 A 20 197 "P" (Permitted Use): means that the 55 O E 53 R 63 49 L character of housing.2 the Town Planning Scheme may be subject to R N 228 SO B 91 D 19 5 54 485 3 216 43 18 A 433 459 below for a Residential Zone 95 120 IS 189 306 358 421 N 62 N 106 20 H 55 51 42 Y 1 188amendments. use is permitted by the Scheme. T 61 T 1 23 502 21 184 90 96 S 107 56 ER 191 225 356 4 2 52 41 S 105 21 422 3 503 57 ST 309 482 196 20 15 12 24 108 60 6 888 53 40 4 Public spaces such as parks, reserves and streets will be 99 97 P 118 193 223 424 21 504 104 L 119 59 MIN 5 197 500 54 39 8 5 51 JOINS SHEET311 A 481 449 20 11 189 You are reminded thatR before land and buildings can be "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that 200 58 IS 22 7 437 26 505 98 103 45 195 221 4 L 426 198 57 38 10 used, maintained and enhanced so that they contribute to U 2 L 1 R 23 1 T 8 121 61 WEST 313 I 215 E 37 7 506 S D L 66 3 W L 11 W 4 developedT or used for anotherAN purpose it will probably be the use is not permitted unless the 101 1 197 219 428 478 55 G 36 24 6 25 the pleasant environment507 A of the precinct.R Safe and S 9 888 122 2 2 214 N 76 58 27 N O D 7 123 4 E A 25 5 S F 3 109 R 1 85 L 35 508 E IL necessary521 to make a planning application and receive Council has granted planning approval. 199 217 I 430 26 75 44 4 A 10 100 110 124 R303 2 H 1 34 accessible28 movement for pedestrians,M cyclists, public 191 23 115 147 S 475 3 212 3 1 509 522 201 P 2 27 74 10 approval from the Council. 111 125 M 432 203 6 33 V 2 191 150 11 113 40 148 1 214 A 473 140 3 28 60 A 1 2 transportR and29 vehicles510 will continue to be an important 523 2 2 146 H 32 73 D 112 126 203 434 4 29 61 485 498 511 6 22 28 212 L 141 IA 524 "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that 3 471 30 C aim for the precinct. 32 127 145 A 89 I 62 6 499 S 152 12 29 R 142 R T Enquiries concerning thisB Precinct Plan or general 33 114 144 206 469 O 139 31 T 12 3 1 6 525 A is not permitted by the Scheme. 2 128 ST 2 M 143 A 63 N 13 30 L P 70 500 2 1 planning matters should Kbe directed to the Council's 5 122 97 129 143 1 A 138 487 5 14 B 88 69 501 3 Y 149 207 15 4 121 98 130 142 50 137 488 4 W 15 1 68 65 475 4 Planning Department. 99 150 FRASER PARK 136 T 13 D D 123 131 141 S 4 20 3 502 2 S 66 E 30 5 12 E R 3 526 R 151 3 135 93 T I 16 A A 527 2 O E 100 140 3 67 L 477 17 S W F T IL 1 T 2 528 T 28 120 W 152 76 A 94 H 31 R A T 500 101 139 R 148 A W O 529 V S R E 37 C 133 B CU/CP 5 Y 478 F E L H 2 1 530 1 18 27 36 119 L D 95 18 2 H 153 77 E 32 102 138 74 A 479 18 22 C 132 96 3 19 19 26 6 118 154 O ALBANY HIGHWAY 21 T 73 78 183 N 480 5 S 131 97 4 6 20 25 170 117 136 155 72 79 184 481 R60 98 158 EDWARD MILLEN 1 15 D 59 58 57 55 150 S 24 200 116 156 80 106 5 8 10 9 T 135 71 S 2 PRECINCT 8 23 38 48 157 81 107 T 3 115 70 105 16 7 10 1 2 539 538 537 3 23 161 82 HOME 4 536 49 69 108 PS 22 39 158 104 187 3 5 1 160 83 17 50 68 340 L 6 40 73 159 84 103 L 2 520 57 11 42 67 E 11 85 D 102 3 W 7 2 41 168 555 74 66 R R 519 72 101 4 E 3 12 6 R 86 S 65 193 T B 5 1 E 23 5 518 169 53 71 100 M 13 T 87 A M 6 194 C 4 E 21 64 R60 A 192 300 54 H 70 88 99 14 3 T 1 A 113 195 163 516 479 S L 63 98 2 112 55 ING 69 77 191 196 4 515 100 15 2 E 89 114 478 R 78 4 97 T 480 1 D D 101 T 190 S 2A 61 56 68 S 3 514 501 60 NOTT 96 115 197 B 101 56 Note: If the use of the land for a 101 79 14 5 189 513 481 4 U LOCAL CENTRE ZONE JA 67 116 2 R 3 95 500 L 102 R3055 101 R 482 62 80 15 512 677 I R40 E ADOPTION R 59 N particular purpose is not specifically 61 66 13 117 199 T 270 4 L A 1 94 S 1 R 499 483 G 54 N H 81 16 187 E 511 B T O L 113 63 R20118 200 269 L EES O A 65 93 271 201 R mentioned in the Zoning 12 G 510 484 678 N 53 2 M Adopted by resolution of the Council of ETWELL STREET AND BERWICK 82 TER 17 119 186 287 N 18 M 92 1 L 497 485 T 60 64 11 272 A 509 457 EY 202 A ADRIAN 120 286 117 L 63 S N Table and cannot be determined as 63 83 INS 18 P 185 496 19 the Town of Victoria Park at the Ordinary STREET SHOPS L 2 273 508 456 674 7 TP 10 121 U 4 458 64 64 84 STM 19 495 487 59 62 M 400 507 477 676 1 671 12 3 Meeting of the Council held on the 9th falling within the interpretation of one 9 46 122 M 3 I 284 494 2 8 50 85 WE 20 166 E N 500 459 488 672 65 58 Zone I 506 24 8 R Z 476 675 10 These centres offering services for the 89 45 165 Z 501 493 9 Local Centre of the Use Class categories Council 21 460 673 57 day of August 1994. 86 531 167 A 276 505 489 13 P 88 44 184 M D 475 668 50 65 53 A W 461 492 10 day-today needs of the local population may consider it an unlisted (ie R 22 47 168 503 13 504 R 490 56 TURNER K 87 533 43 183 502 O A 15 66 Use Class 4. E 23 48 F S 462 491 662 11 114 169 14 S H S E 666 55 120 70 R 5 42 R 503 E 433 E 473 T C 660 67 R40 can be further consolidated. Uses such discretionary) use requiring that the AV 49 A L R T 12 23 24 M 504 277 T 463 661 665 54 T 4 41 181 170 T 432 472 Y 2 S 50 S I 434 464 659 663 A 13 68 10 as local shops, consulting rooms, child Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre P advertising procedures referred to in 25 S T D 278 H D 105 104 3 40 146 T S E 346 455 471 664 L 3 53 WA W 180 256 N W 435 T 69 26 E 51 465 658 633 A 1 14 119 103 54 2 I 39 145 172 345 71 D 52 care facilities and restaurants are clause 28 of the Scheme Text be 102 V 147 179 257 347 454 436 470 657 R 70 T 52 255 27 R 38 164 344 466 A 118 Convenience Store, Service Station AA T E 173 258 634 H 51

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appropriate in these areas. 28 R 88 163 467 15 E 117 L 174 259 343 438 677 N 655 L 50 125 Educational Establishment, Place of 106 30 54 149 177 349 636 753 72 MAYOR E 100 M 253 451 468 36 162 175 439 S 654 116 P K 22 29 55 A 260 T 752 16 49 126 T Worship 112 S N N 150 176 252 350 450 637 676 73 N 107 ARICH 21 35 O N 161 363 653 754 115 NA Where it is considered that a particular 201 20 56 T E 351 449 441 638 783 17 127 N 34 P 132 R 160 151 362 74 E Any new development should be of a 1 109 M S 262 652 755 675 672 114 T Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant P 33 57 A 250 448 639 782 671 9 128 H 133 159 263 361 442 651 756 75 use could have a detrimental impact on 202 58 T 131 353 447 640 113 height and scale similar to existing R 134 153 249 ST 781 674 10 129 W 32 158 264 360 443 757 Y 8 59 O 130 354 641 780 8 PL L General Industry, Transport Depot X the amenity of the surrounding area N 135 154 248 359 446 444 649 130 L 701 buildings in the shopping area and the 115 31 129 157 265 A 642 758 1 A 60 267 V 355 818 7 62 136 155 358 445 648 779 2 131 H 128 (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will 356 643 759 266 819 J M BONKER nearby locality. Buildings shall be 61 S 156 235 817 3 110 E 127 ST T 647 132 Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry X I 357 644 778 709 138 236 820 760 4 D CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER be subject to assessment and D 19 126 708 constructed up to the street and be 111 110 1 234 832 725 683 133 R O 139 237 821 645 777 5 S R 761 710 1 advertising under any relevant planning 140 233 630 T 134 Home Occupation AA B 679 provided with continuous shopfronts and 124 N 238 724 2 141 O CU 631 822 682 T D 629 T 762 S policy. 239 606 776 711 3 123 G 829 S FINAL ADOPTION weather protection over the footpath for 142 N 231 680 144 C I 628 828 826 823 763 723 135 Home Office P N R T 607 775 T M 4 112 E E N 230 B 712 A 241 L S pedestrians. 143 D A U 329 627 EC 764 722 681 H 695 Adopted for final approval by resolution of D 206 T H 229 608 HY 824 774 D 136 Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential CURTIN18 A O 242 330 ND 713 N 694 5 C 205 N EN Y AA DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS 207 600 PS 626 609 773 765 721R30 137 the Council of the Town of Victoria Park at Building 224 T 834 W 693 227 500 S 714 332 625 833 772 766 720 208 E 610 S 692 696 Careful control will be exercised over the 223 226 L 326 836 T the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held Development shall generally be in PRECINCT 209 245 A 851 691 697 Hotel, Motel, Tavern X W 624 838 715 222 247 D 3 T 611 839 840 767 E S E 690 698 on the 11th day of August 1998 and the 210 334 I 771 718 nature of any proposed new uses, their 246 IN 623 accordance with the R-Codes (where 6 V 769 211 P 2 335 385 612 850 849 768 716 689 699 T 220 L 848 841 S design and layout to ensure the amenity Light Industry X L 622 B 688 700 seal of the Municipality was pursuant to applicable) and any relevant planning TS 219 1 336 386 I 846R20 US EM 384 H IL H 613 T Y 337 387 621 C 842 687 701 218 S A of adjacent residential uses is 75 321 NN 844 S that resolution, hereunto affixed in the policy. R 338 383 Y T 750 686 702 Liquor Store - Small P D 217 388 620 614 843 815 213 320 382 853 751 685 703 maintained. Local centre development 339 816 728 Y presence of : 216 D 785 D 704 R 214 341 381 615 854 749 L U BENTLEY T.A.F.E. N 852 RD 814 B A 390 619 E 340 I 705 S will not be permitted to occur outside the Liquor Store - Large X H 215 289 L 380 617 856 I In addition, the following standards apply: A R 391 872 748 729 F 706 L Y O 616 786 S S A M 288 858 813 T S M 392 859 860 N designated boundaries of the shopping A 290 T 378 730 N 319 787 O Lodging House, Serviced Apartment AA S 393 747 EM E D 871 870 812 C 291 377 L 869 731 areas. Additionally, adequate parking is 318 W 394 E 861 788 746 A IL 292 I HIGGINS 867 E 1. Plot Ratio: Buildings shall have a 376 F 604 811 732 Y Y 605 B B 317 293 395 A UZ 862 745 to be available to ensure that retail traffic Massage Rooms X 397 L 585 ZA 864 789 maximum plot ratio of 0.5. 603 810 294 S P 863 G J A E LEE 315 T 396 874 744 733 L does not encroach into the residential 295 A Motor vehicles and Marine Sales 586 809 790 D MAYOR 314 296 602 S PARK 873 876 ST 743 734 T areas, although on-site parking 313 587 O Premises 2. Setbacks: Buildings shall have nil 297 601 878 808 791 N 312 898 742 735 E

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Council where uses are to serve the local 309 301 U 740 Nightclub X a pedestrian or vehicular accessway HOCKEY 590 892 308 598 738 population, and are unlikely to require 302 BON 890 885 805 794 is to be provided to the rear of the site. 307 E 739 597 591 888 STADIUM 303 900 804 795 J M BONKER Office P T prolonged stopovers by customers. 306 S 304 592 886 796 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER N 596 899 902 803 Where provided, new parking areas and LE 305 523 594 3. Weather Protection: Continuous L T 593 932 802 797 Restricted Premises X A IT 522 905 ST L 524 AL access points shall be combined with P 553 907 801 798 shopfront awnings/verandahs, 930 RECOMMENDED FOR FINAL APPROVAL 525 931 909 799 Service Industry AA 552 928 existing facilities. Access from new consistent with adjoining sites, 526 582 800 551 583 CLI 926 912 527 555 NTO parking areas will not be permitted are to be provided. 581 N 924 914 Shop P 549 528 directly onto Berwick Street. 957 921 915 548 529 580 556 958 IA 934 R Showroom X RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT: 547 557 956 918 916 O 579 T 4. Residential Density: Residential 546 532 533 T 531 S 960 C 558 I There are many areas where little 545 578 955 935 961 A V USE OF LAND Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or BARBLETT OVAL 959 V CHAIRMAN OF THE WESTERN development shall be in accordance D 534 559 577 H 936 963 R A 954 AUSTRALIAN PLANNING COMMISSION redevelopment has occurred and much of 543 535 560 977 965 Dependent Persons' Dwelling, with the R-Codes R30 standards in V 937 966 As indicated in the Zoning 576 L 953 967 Multiple Dwelling AA the original housing stock remains. The 541 561 A relation to density. 536 575 938 976 975 974 Table in the Scheme Text and outlined 540 562 952 retention and restoration of dwellings, E 939 968 C L 971 Y U T 537 574 951 EY 969 R Date T L P below for a Local Centre Zone. Warehouse X C 539 563 AN A T particularly in whole street/streetblocks is 940 D D O 573 N N 564 950 K U 538 C most favoured and will be encouraged. 572 941 ST O 565 O B C S R 949 T FINAL APPROVAL GRANTED 942 H D 571 566 C The symbols used in the cross reference 948 T HOUGHTON 943 I 570 568 H in the Zoning Table have the R & SF 567 947 945 944 PARK following meanings: T A R W SWAN COTTAGES E A E R 980 W MINISTER FOR PLANNING "P" (Permitted Use): means that the use 982 996 IC 979 984 986 995 K 989 992 993 S is permitted by the Scheme. IE T AD 998 S 1017 T Date 1016 1014 1000 1011 1009 "AA" (Discretionary Use): means that 1007 1005 1003 T S the use is not permitted unless the S A REEN Council has granted planning approval. EDINBURGH OVAL M U D CURTIN "X" (Prohibited Use): means a use that

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E T 114 41 12 B 156 273 R ID 104 30 145 42 50 S E E N Where it is considered that a particular (i) An effective management plan 2 54 628 V S S R R3023 259 665 6 M B 40 T 350 25 10 S 8 T 14 SPECIAL USE ZONEA 115 112 X 29 69 5 W 158 275 551 587 1 O POOL T T 3 D Y 3 627 664 20 use could have a detrimental impact on has been formulated, and is able 234 E 39 IC 25 257 388 2 S 225 S 10 51 25 S 42 33 16 K T 552 586 12 105 S 45 LEGENDS 160 277 3 626 663 7 237 U 38 103 11 233 S 70 28 27 255 386 553 585 R30 TOWN OF VICTORIA5 PARK 52 the amenity of the surrounding area to be implemented to control any 3 43 E 4 625 662 12 10 37 162 279 393 44 Use C 34 224 232 201 44 N 101 6 554 608 624 10 13 TECHNOLOGY PARK 238 2 70 A 29 253 100 43 12 Zone Special (mainly adjacent residential uses) it will noxious emissions caused by the 13 9 74 45 R 55 31 164 281 383 509 555 609 623 14 231 202 ST 7 E 62 99 14 42 209 500 46 P 50 31 582 8 14 18 S 8 250 T 381 511 556 610 622 45 41 This area shall be further promoted and be subject to assessment and proposed use; and 230 203 3 E 61 166 S 283 T 397 TOWN7 11 PLANNING SCHEME No.1 19 S 46 13 Use Class 9. 3 96 33 581 611 621 40 209 229 204 217 50 73 60 685 7 168 248 285 399 507 100 6 12 consolidated as a specialised location for advertising under any relevant planning (ii) Where land on which the 20 Precinct Boundary 580 612 17 39 61 80 65 684 378 620 98 13 L 205 828 T 228 205 216 3 36 L 18 38 N 51 1 66 36 246 287 401 2 19 559 579 613 E 64 Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre policy. development is, or is to be, E 619 99 14 N 208 technological research and development K 64 4 171 376 1 CURTIN37 PRECINCT 206 215 218 578 H 227 244 560 614 618 15 T 62 10 21 67 91 38 289 403 3 I 20 36 889 214 219 71 1 374 502 561 3 W activities. The main use will be scientific situated has not been fully 207 5 300 500 615 35 Convenience Store, Service Station 11 81 68 ASINGHALL 38 242 405 2 2 21 B 8 562 34 204 888 208 213 220 23 175 292 TOWN500 OF VICTORIA82 PARK 1 616 15 1 22 and technological research and DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS developed, adequate provision 80 12 41 40 207 212 116 72 7 240 METROPOLITAN371 407 REGION 71 7 563 575 50 203 Educational Establishment, Place of 500 221 3 81 16 1 35 294 498 8 194 development; production, manufacture has been made for Cany future N 211 63 43 369 T 564 203 T Worship AV T 81 222 503 2 177 409 S 9 17 S S 210 85 Y 43 237 496 73 11 S WA S Development shall generally be in 3 37 R 296SCHEME RESERVES79 10 565 452 H T 16 235 223 501 30 A expansion. URTO 92 65 U 45 367 411 74 70 R40 E N and assembly of products will be 209 36 83 28 O B 224 15 B 45 298 TOWN494 PLANNING SCHEME No.1566 453 P S 17 186 19 Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant accordance with the R-Codes (where H R 180 191 69 P E 501 502 1 E 365 12 1 12 1 18 A 29 195 AS 236 225 16 T 68 NOTE: The Western Australian Planning Commission76 68 E permitted provided it relates and is T 300 8 93 2 68 N 48 182 300 414 192 2 2 R 6 S A 45 T applicable) and any relevant planning 226 67 363 491 67 20 General Industry, Transport Depot POLLUTION CONTROL NOTE: In this 85 17 79 C care of the Ministry for Planning should 219be consulted 13 4 O 5 ancillary to theM technological research 49 193 T 46 N 196 L 6 502 119 70 S 416 569 443 P13187 232 66 50 T S 4 U policy.P In addition to these the following 86 H 18 361 489 CURTIN PRECINCT47 P1P1P1 21 4 500 E 114 77 185 302 for full information on the precise194 land218 requirements 65 570 R 56 9 R3051 5 and development activities on each site. document, "noxious emissions" includes R D 72 230 418 C 48 T 16 3 R 1 R40 87 T E R20 52 487 A 217 S 185 Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry standards apply: F V 187 304 360 A 458 197 A 55 7 O 118 6 for all Metropolitan Region RScheme Reserves. 49 44 20 E 53 228 S 63 L 2 Other uses mayY be permitted if the use is emissions of noise, smell, fumes, smoke, R 19 N 3 18 B 433 459 91 D 120 I 5 54 421 485 O 216 62 43 A 95 106 S 189 306 358 N N 20 H 55 51 42 P2P2P2 Y 1 188 Home Occupation T 61 T 1 P2P2P2 23 502 21 184 considered to be incidental to research vapour, ash, dust, oil, waste water, 96 S 107 56 ER 225 4 2 52 S AV 90 T 191 356 422 41 3 503 1. Plot Ratio: A building shall have a 105 21 57 S 482 196 20 15 12 24 108 60 309 6 888 53 40 4 and development uses and conforms radiation or any other waste products. 99 97 P 118 193 223 424 21 504 104 L 119 5 197 500 39 8 5 Home Office maximum plot ratio of 0.5. 51 59 TMIN 311 481 54 449 PRECINCT20 PLAN 11P13 189 200 58 S IS 22 437 505 98 103 45 195 221 4 L 426 198 57 38 10 7 26 with a number of other specified L 1 R 23 1 2 121 61 WE I 7 506 S Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential 8 313 3 215 E 37 P7P7P7 D 4 66 219 W Other Regional Roads L 24 P7P7P7 11 WA R T 101 1 197 428 478 55 G 36 P3P3P3 6 25 507 S requirements. 9 888 122 2 2 214 N 76 58P3P3P3 27 N O Building 7 123 4 E A 25 P13 5 S F 3 2. Setbacks: 109 IR 1 85 L 35 508 E UpdatedIL on 19 July 2017 521 199 217 430 75 44 P6P6P6 4 A 10 100 R303 H 1 26 P4P4P4 M 191 23 TECHNOLOGY PARK 110 115 124 147 2 S 475 3 212 34 3 1 28 509 522 Hotel, Motel, Tavern 201 P 2 27 74 10 (i) A building shall be set back not 111 125 M 432 203 6 33 P5P5P5 V 2 191 150 11 113 40 148 1 214 A 473 140 3 28 60 A 1 2 R 29 510 52 Development in this area will consist of Technology Park will accommodate 146 H Public Purposes 32 73 D less than 7.5 metres from any 126 203 434 4 29 P8P8P8 485 498 511 6 22 112 28 212 L 141 IA 61 P8P8P8 Light Industry 3 471 30 C high quality buildings set in spacious AV research and32 development activities set 127 145 A 89 I 6 S 12 29 R 142 R 62 AMENDMENT499 GAZETTAL T AMENDMENT GAZETTAL street boundary except where the 152 33 114 206 O 139 31 T 12 3 1 6 2 128 ST 144 2 469 M A 0 0 13 L 143 P 70 63 P10P10P10 2 1 park-like settings so as to provide an 5 in spacious landscaped surrounds. 30 P11P11P11 P10P10P10 N . 500 DATE N . DATE Lodging House, Serviced Apartment 122 97 129 143 1 A 138 P9P9P9 487 5 street is Kent Street, Hayman 14 B Technical88 School 69 P9P9P9 501 3 Y 149 207 TS 15 environment that is conducive to W 4 121 98 130 142 137 488 4 15 Potential conflict with adjacent uses will 1 50 68 65 475 3. 2 February4 2001 75. 23 June 2017 Road or Jarrah Road in which 99 150 T D D 123 131 141 FRASER PARK 136 S 13 Massage Rooms 20 3 502 2 S 66 E 4 30 5 12 E R 3 research and the development of new beR minimised. 151 3 93 T I 16 A A O E 100 140 135 L P12P12P12 6. 8 October 2002 17 case it shall be 20 metres; and 2 F T 3 67 IL P12P12P12 1 477 S W 2 28 120 W A 94 H T R T 500 T 152 76 R A W 31 R E 101 139 C 148 478 O technology products. Buildings must be below outlined Refer provisions to 37 B Motor vehicles and Marine Sales S E L U UniversityH 133 CU/CP 5 2 Y 8. 4 February 2003 F 1 1 18 27 119 D 95 18 (ii) A building shall be set back not H 36 L 153 77 E 102 138 74 A 479 32 18 22 C 132 96 3 19 of medium scale, restricted in height, and Premises 19 26 6 118 154 O 21 73 78 183 N 480 16. 15 November 2002 less than 4.5 metres from any 5 ST 131 97 4 6 Open Air Sales and Display 20 25 170 117 136 155 72 79 184 481 R60 be set back from all boundaries amongst 98 1 1286/57 (MRS) 29 April 2016 AV 158 80 EDWARD MILLEN 5 15 D 59 58 57 55 150 10 boundary other than a street 24 200 116 135 156 71 106 Special Uses P13P13P13 2 8 9 SU S 8 high quality well maintained landscaping. 23 38 157 81 107 T 3 Nightclub 48 115 70 105 16 7 10 1 2 boundary. 23 161 82 HOME 4 39 49 158 69 108 187 PS Signs shall be carefully controlled to 22 160 104 3 5 1 68 83NORTH 17 50 340 L 6 Office 40 73 159 84 103 L 2 520 57 ensure the compatibility with the desired 11 42 67 E State Energy Commission 11 3. Building Height: A building shall not D 102 3 W SEC 7 2 41 168 555 74 66 85 R R 519 character of the area, with the emphasis 72 101 4 E 3 12 6 R 86 S Restricted Premises 65 193 T B 5 1 HOW IT WORKS E 23 5 518 exceed a height of 2 storeys or 7.5 169 53 71 100 M 13 T 87 A M 64 6 194 C 4 being on their integration with the E A 21 192 300 54 H 70 SCALE99 1 : 5,000 14 3 T A 88 195 S 1 metres above the average natural G 113 163 516 479 L

H 63 98 2 building or with existing signs. Shop AV 112 55 IN 69 77 191 4 515 15 2 This Precinct Plan describes the Council's town planning

S 100 E T 89 114 196 478 I ground level, whichever is the lower. R T 78 4 97 T 480 1 D D 101 T 190 S R 61 68 514 2A 56 O 115 S 197 3 TOWN OF VICTORIA501 PARK B 101 56 intentions for this precinct. It contains a Statement of

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M R40 Intent which applies to the whole Precinct and several Careful control will be exercised over the 61 62 R 59 80 13 117 199 T 270 512 677 IN A 1 66 94 S 1 R G 4 N L 16 187 SCHEME RESERVES511 499 483 54 L 4. Y Car Parking: The number of car H E B T O Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or 113 63 81 R20118 269 L A 65 R 200 E O 201 other statements whichR apply to specific areas within the E 12 93 271 484 678 M S G E N nature of uses and their site layout and E 17 186 287 510 S 18 53 2 M M 82 T 119 N T 1 497 Dependent Persons' Dwelling, parking spaces required is that 64 S 11 92 A 457 L 485 202 T A ADRIA A 60 272 509 E 63 S IN 120 286 117 L Precinct. These statementsN summarise the kind of future L 83 18 185 Y 496 design in order to minimise potential 63 M P 2 456 19 674 B L 273 508Public Purposes 7 Multiple Dwelling TP T 10 121 U 4 458 64 prescribed with respect to an office. 64 84 S 19 495 487 59that is seen to be appropriate for the precinct. 62 M 400 507 477 676 1 671 12 3 conflict with adjacent residential E 9 46 122 M 3 I 284 494 2 8 50 85 W 20 166 E N 500 459 488 672 65 58 D I 506 24 8 45 R Z 476 493 675 10 9 N 89 165 501 development, and other technology park Warehouse 21 167 Z 276 505 460 489 673 57 A A 13 AV P 86 531 44 184 475 65 L 53 88 M D 492 668 50 10 5. Landscaping: A 22 47 13 R W 461 490 56 In this Precinct Plan you will also find information about B R 168 503 U 504 University inhabitants. TURNER K 43 502 O A 66 87 533 48 183 F S 662 15 11 (i) All land within the landscape 114 E 23 14 S H 462 S 491 E 666 55 the purposes120 for which land may be used and guidelines The use permitted is research and 70 R 5 EAST42 VICTORIA PARK169 R 503 E 433 E 473 T C 660 67 R40 AV 49 A L R T 12 23 24 M 504 277 T 463 661 665 54 T MAX FORMAN 4 41 181 170 T 432 472 Y 2 S margin of Technology Park (i.e. 50 S I 434 464 659 663 A 13 68 for the development10 of land and buildings. development. Land in this area may also 25 S T D 278 H D 105 104 3 40 146 T S E 346 455 471 664 L 3 53 All development shall be provided with W W 51 180 256 N W 435 658 A T 69 26 IE PRECINCT 172 465 633 71 1 14 D 119 CT all land within 20 metres of Kent A 103 54 2 39 145 52 be used for a purpose that is incidental to 102 V 147 179 257 345 454 436 470 657 R 70 T 52 255 347 sufficient car parking areas, waste 27 R 38 164 344 TOWN OF VICTORIA PARK466 STATEMENT OF INTENT A 118 T E 173 258 634 H 51 This Precinct Plan should be read together with: -

1 S 178 453 437 469 656 678 C S V Street, Hayman Road or Jarrah P I 71 T 30 I 53 148 T 348

research and development if the Council 28 88 163 254 467 15 E 117 L R 174 259 343 438 N 655 677 L 50 disposal facilities and loading and 106 30 54 177 349 753 72 125 E 100 149 253 468 636 Road) will be landscaped; and 36 M 162 175 451 439 S 116

K 22 260 SCHEME ZONES 654 T is satisfied that the use would: 29 55 N A T The 752Curtin Precinct will be consolidated16 as a major49 126 112 S N 150 176 252 350 450 637 676 73 N unloading areas appropriate to theTH use,ELMA 107 ARICH 21 35 O N 161 363 653 754 1.115 Planning polices which contain guidelinesNA for the ST (ii) At least 25% of the area of the 201 20 56 T E 351 638 783 127 N 34 P 132 R 151 362 449 441 education precinct, comprising Curtin17 University of 74 E 1 109 M S 160 262 652 755 675 672 114 T and these are to be screened from the 33 57 A 250 448 639 782 671 9 development128 and use of land which apply to more (a) Be compatible with the Statement H 133 263 361 442 756 75 land the subject of an application T 131 159 T 353 Special Use 651 113 202 58 134 S 447 640 Technology,781 Bentley Campus674 of Technical and Further street. W 32 R 153 249 264 360 443 10 129than one precinct. References are given in this of Intent; Y 8 59 O 130 158 354 641 757 8 PL L 780 for planning approval (which is N 135 154 248 359 446 649 130 L 444 Education, Canning College, the Baptist Theological 701 115 31 129 157 265 A 642 758 1 Precinct Plan to those policies. A 60 V 355 818 7 (b) Neither generate excessive traffic 62 136 155 267 358 445 648 779 2 131 not within the landscape margin) H 128 356 643 759 T 156 266 819College, and technological research uses, together with 110 61 S S 235 Residential & Special Facilities 817 3 USE OF LAND E 127 T R & SF 647 132 movements to, from or within the I 357 778 709 shall be landscaped. 138 236 644 820 760 4 D D 19 126 708 111 110 1 234 832 major housing facilities 725for the aged at Swan683 Cottages 133 2.R The Scheme Text which contains legal and O 139 821 area nor require servicing by heavy 237 645 777 5 S R 761 710 1 As indicated in the Zoning 140 233 630 T 134 B N and Rowethorpe, and a range of ancillary uses679 required 124 238 724 2 administrative provisions regarding the use and 141 O CU 631 822 682 T vehicles; D 629 T 762 S 6. Building Design: Buildings shall be G Technology Park 606 776 711 3 Table in the Scheme Text and outlined 123 239 TP 829 S 142 N 231 to serve these major regional facilities. The680 area will also 144 C I 628 828 823 763 723 135 development of land. N R T 607 826 775 T M 4 (c) Have no adverse impact in, or on the 112 E E N 230 B 712 A below for a Special Use Zone. designed and activities conducted to 241 329 L S 143 D A U 627 EC provide for specialised facilities722 and residentialH 695 S D 206 T H 229 H 774 764 681 136 O 608 YN 824 D T precinct, or adjacent residential 18 A 242 330 DE 713 N 694 prevent noxious emissions. 5 C 205 N PS 626 609 N 765 721R30 Y 207 600 accommodation.773 137 224 T 834 W 693 In order to determine how a particular lot is affected by 227 500 S 714 areas caused by noxious emissions 625 833 766 720 208 E 332 610 S 772 692 696 223 226 L 326 836 T the above, you will need to refer to that lot on the map 209 245 A 851 691 697 S or any other disturbance; W 624 838 715 222 247 D 3 T 839 840 767 T 7. Signs: E S E 611 690 698 and the related text in this Precinct Plan. Where a 210 334 I The 771precinct is characterised718 by buildings of a variety of 246 IN V 623 769 6 689 (d) Not result in more than 50% of the 211 P 2 335 385 612 850 849 768 716 699 T (i) Any sign shall be integrated with 220 L 848 841 property is located on or near the PrecinctS boundary it L 622 scalesB set in generous landscaped grounds688 and this700 TS 1 336 386 I R20 U EM 219 384 846 SH IL H 613 T Y gross floor space of the building the design of the building or the 337 387 621 C 842 687 701 may also be necessary to consult the neighbouring 218 S A 75 321 NN 844 character Sis to be retained and enhanced. Emphasis will R 338 383 Y T 750 686 702 being taken up by any one or more D 217 388 620 614 843 815 space in which it is proposed to 213 320 382 853 816 751 685 703 Precinct/s. It should also be noted that from time to time, 339 also be placed upon improving728 the streetscape. Buildings Y 216 D 785 D 704 R 214 341 381 615 854 749 L U of storage, production, manufacture BENTLEY T.A.F.E. N 852 RD 814 B be placed; and A 390 619 E the Town Planning Scheme may be subject to 215 340 L 380 856 will be substantially set back fromI all boundaries,705 front set IS H 289 617 F A R 391 748 729 L Y O 616 872 786 S S 706 A or assembly activities; M 288 858 813 T amendments.S (ii) The integration of two or more M 392 859 860 N A 290 T 378 back areas will be landscaped730 with planting and car park N 319 787 O S S 393 747 E (e) Comply with a requirement that any E D 871 870 812 C T signs with each other is 291 377 L 869 731 M 318 W 394 E 861 will be screened746 from the street.A Quality landscapingIL of a M 292 I HIGGINS 867 788 E 376 F 604 811 732 Y You are reminded that before landE and buildings can be production, manufacture or assembly Y 605 B B L encouraged. 317 293 395 A UZ 862 745 B 397 L 585 ZA 864 permanent789 nature must be provided and maintained on P 603 810 O activities must be carried out without 294 S 396 863 733 G developed or used for another purposeU it will probably be 315 T 744 L R 295 874 all sites. A 586 790 D N 314 602 809 S necessary to make a planning applicationE and receive causing a nuisance or detrimentally 296 PARK 873 876 ST 743 734 T 8. Planning Approval: An application 313 587 O 297 601 878 808 791 N approval from the Council. affecting the amenity of the adjoining 312 898 742 735 E

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for planning approval must satisfy COMMONWEALTH 600 588 The precinct will be safe and accessible movement for T 311 O 807 792

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residential area. 310 589 897 896 883 T 895 P the Council that: 599 people806 793 on foot, bicycle, using public transport and other

309 301 U 740 Enquiries concerning this Precinct Plan or general HOCKEY 590 892 308 598 738 T Note: All uses other than that which 302 BON 890 885 vehicles.805 794 Streets will be maintained and enhanced so that S 307 E 739 planning matters should be directed to the Council's 597 591 888 STADIUM 303 900 804 795 T they contribute to the pleasant environment of the is nominated above, and those which 306 S Planning Department. 304 592 886 796 N 596 899 902 803 have a direct association with the LE 305 523 594 precinct. L T 932 802 797 A IT 593 S L 522 905 T L 524 nominated use are prohibited uses. A 798 T P 553 907 801 IT 525 931 930 799 P 552 909 928 800 526 582 C 551 583 LIN 926 912 527 555 TO T 581 N 924 914 S 549 528 957 921 915 548 529 580 556 958 RESERVEIA RESIDENTIAL AND SPECIAL 934 R 547 557 956 918 916 O 579 T 546 532 533 T 531 S 960 C FACILITIES 558 I S T 545 578 955 935 A The MetropolitanV Region Scheme T S BARBLETT OVAL 959 961 V Use D 534 559 Building Height: 577 H 936 963 R This area contains a number of Special 543 535 A 954 977 Reserves (indicated on the Precinct Map)T 560 V 965 Zone 937 966 S Along the Jarrah Road, Hillview Terrace and 576 L 953 967 561 A specialised uses of regional significance 541 975 comprise: 9. 536 575 938 976 974 Use Class Marquis Street frontages, building heights 540 562 952 E 968 B operated by both the public and the 939 O C 971 Y T 537 574 951 LEY 969 UPTON U T L R shall be subject to the building recession C 539 563 AN A L private sector, and by welfare/charitable Consulting Rooms, Day Care Centre 940 D D * Bentley Campus of Technical and D 573 N E plane illustrated in the diagram set out in 564 950 U R 538 CK organisations. The area shall continue to 572 941 ST O Futher Education (Bentley TAFE) O B T Convenience Store, Service Station 565 ST S the amending document. Elsewhere within R 949 942 HC house specialised uses that serve the D 571 * Canning College ADOPTION 566 C Educational Establishment, Place of 948 T HOUGHTON this Special Use Zone, the maximum building I 943 metropolitan region and be consolidated Worship 570 568 H * Ministry of Education Inservice Centre S R & SF 567 Adopted by resolution of the Council of T height permitted shall be 15 metres. 947 945 PARK as an area for aged persons 944 * Curtin University of Technology T the Town of Victoria Park at the Ordinary Fast Food Outlet, Restaurant A S accommodation and ancillary uses. R W T SWAN COTTAGES E A E R Meeting of the Council held on the 9th Ancillary uses may include recreational General Industry, Transport Depot 980 W The land within the area is entirely 982 996 IC day of August 1994. 979 984 986 995 K 989 facilities, hospital care and consulting 992 993 S reserved under the Metropolitan Region W DIE 998 T Hazardous Industry, Noxious Industry A 1017 S N E BUILDING RECESSION PLANE T O S rooms, local shops and restaurants. Any MAXIMUM 15m BUILDING Scheme for a variety of educationT T S HEIGHT WITHIN THIS 1016 1014 1000 R FROM JARRAH ROAD, HILLVIEW TERRACE 1011 1009 E new uses proposed shall be of a similar Home Occupation 1007 purposes (classified as University,M SPECIAL USE ZONE 1005 1003 L AND MARQUIS STREET T T A S T P S I public nature offering services to the TechnicalP School and Special Uses) and Home Office A REEN EDINBURGH OVAL M J A E LEE metropolitan region. U as such falls within the authority of the Hospital, Nursing Home, Residential D MAYOR CURTIN various educational authorities and the B Building N R O I IE T X As elsewhere in this precinct, Ministry for Planning. D R T R O N Hotel, Motel, Tavern A U N E T B E G H U development shall be of a high standard UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY S L S Q O A O Light Industry Y C and be set within spacious and well C 4 R In regard to the Metropolitan Region T HT P H H O S IG C E I P L L MAXIMUM 6m C S landscaped surrounds. New D T SchemeL Reserves, the Council has the J M BONKER A R A ROWETHORPE M O R Lodging House, Serviced Apartment BUILDING HEIGHT D N T U T C CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER W S K development must be of a scaleN andC H opportunity to comment on and assess B U E E TRO L U I ON

5 V N RESIDENTIAL AND SPECIAL FACILITIES T T S character consistent with existing A Massage Rooms A development; in this regard the following D L N JACKS R L O L N E A 4 I This area will provide for specialised E P R FINAL ADOPTION development and with the adjoining R L 5 H E matters will be taken into account. Motor vehicles and Marine Sales R C P C T T A N U L residential uses, in particular aged education facilities and residential areas. Premises L L P Adopted for final approval by resolution of A B

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W D R J L A N uses are alsoHOLD permitted.ER Special public E D A buildings and all boundariesO and these L consolidate as an area of various the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held A L A P V R

R E R Nightclub G C W N O R F N O facilities that serve the metropolitan E N T L N T J D areas shall be permanently landscaped A V education uses and associated student on the 11th day of August 1998 and the S C O S E O A T D B O IR R O region are preferred, although private G O and maintained. N Landscaping to Office B housing,F set in a spacious and high seal of the Municipality was pursuant to

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R P C E C C P D V L O Development should generally be in Shop A P Further development should be for V O L V E E T D accordance with the R-Codes R40 RD S educational facilities although the CL U S Showroom M T O Y NA O LB standard. N C K developmentI of small scale ancillary N W D S C C A A Single House, Group Dwelling, Aged or R E O O G T PL V N D R N uses, such as local shops or restaurants E S E E T W E N

S Dependent Persons' Dwelling, A J A E LEE T B A S Car parking must T be provided on-site to D D to serve the existing student population, M N M T Multiple DwellingN R MAYOR S A A L U L cater for the proposed use. AccessN to P L are justified. L E O A E A Y O B Warehouse B internal car parks and residential units K EN M F E A U should be via existing private access T I IT Development shouldQ be of a high quality C Z M T P Y SOUTH OVAL S A T AR T driveways into the site. New entry points C AL R with new structures relating to the LA IC S K T T The uses permitted are residential S RD J M BONKER to adjoining roads will be discouraged. FO architectural design and setting of the Y PL AT E SU TR PL CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERS All car parking and unsightly open air useG accommodation for aged persons (and S existing buildings. U ILLON METROPOLITAN REGION SCHEMEHILL VIEW RESERVES: S P T B uses ancillary to this primary use and to A activities are to be screened from the Further development in this area B U L CANNING COLLEGE D N RECOMMENDED FOR FINAL APPROVAL the care of aged persons) and D PL O N street and adjacent residential areas. S N should be primarily for educational N Landscaping to surround and blend newA I C H

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withinM its boundaries, and the grounds A surrounding landscaping should be N R O O O E D R P U below for a Special Use Zone. CT W V L K nominated uses are prohibited uses. S P E of a high quality and relate to the A are maintained to a high environmental B D T ST

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