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Amendment No.20 to Local Planning Scheme No.4 - Lot 99 Betty Street and Lot 9100 Thornwick Crescent, Chidlow

Project Overview

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At its Ordinary Meeting held on 10 December 2024, Council resolved to adopt Amendment No.20 to Local Planning Scheme No.4 (LPS4) to advertise.

The purpose of the Amendment is to recode portion of Lot 9100 Thornwick Crescent, Chidlow, from R2.5 to R5. Also, to rezone Lot 99 Betty Street, Chidlow, from Residential to Local Planning Scheme Reserve 'Recreation'.

The minutes from the above Ordinary Council Meeting can be viewed here.

The consultation period concluded on 2 May 2025.

What happens after the public comment period

A report is being prepared by Shire Officers for Council to consider whether to support the proposal with or without modifications. The Amendment will then be forwarded to the Western Australian Planning Commission for the Minister's determination.

Refer to the Project Timeline section below for details regarding the various stages of the Local Planning Scheme amendment process.

More information and contact

Should you have any enquiries, please contact Andrew Bratley of the Shire’s Planning Services on 9290 6740 or via email to shire@mundaring.wa.gov.au.

  • Amendment No.20 to LPS4

    Stage 1 

    Local Planning Scheme amendment adopted (initiated) by Council - Completed 10 December 2024

     

    Stage 2

    Obtain consent from Western Australian Planning Commission and Environmental Protection Authority to advertise - Completed March 2025

     

    Stage 3

    Advertise Local Planning Scheme Amendment  - Completed 2 May 2025

     

    Stage 4

    Council consideration as to whether to support  the Local Planning Scheme amendment with or without modifications,  having regard to any submissions received during advertising period - Current stage

     

    Stage 5

    Local Planning Scheme amendment forwarded to Western Australian Planning Commission for Minister's determination.


    Stage 6

    If approved by Minister, notice regarding decision published in Government Gazette (Local Planning Scheme amendment becomes operative).

FAQ

A local planning scheme governs the development of land to support current and future community needs.

From time to time it is necessary to make changes to the local planning scheme in order to bring it in line with strategic objectives, new state government legislation and policies, or the community’s changing needs. These changes are called scheme amendments.

A scheme amendment becomes operative once published in the Government Gazette following approval by the Minister for Planning.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

Mundadjalina-k ngala kaditj Noongar moort nidja Wadjak boodjar-ak kalyakool moondang-ak kaaradj-midi.
Ngala Noongar Moort wer baalabang moorditj kaadidjiny koota-djinanginy.
Ngala Noongar wer Torres Strait Moort-al dandjoo koorliny kwaba-djinanginy.
Koora, yeyi wer kalyakool, ngalak Aboriginal wer Torres Strait birdiya wer moort koota-djinanginy.

Shire of Mundaring respectfully acknowledges the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation, who are the traditional custodians of this land.
We acknowledge Elders past, present and emerging and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the region.