Local Planning Scheme No. 10
Local Planning Scheme No. 10 (LPS 10) was gazetted on 24 June 2008 and is the primary planning instrument which development is guided and controlled. The key function of the Scheme is to provide for the zoning and reservation of land, land use permissibility and development assessment parameters.
It consists of a Scheme Text and Scheme Maps, which are read in conjunction with the Planning and Development (Local Planning Scheme Regulations 2015) (Schedule 2 – Deemed Provisions). The deemed provisions replace various provisions of the Scheme Text and prevail where there is any inconsistency, while provisions of the Scheme Text which are not inconsistent with the deemed provisions continue to apply.
Local Planning Scheme No.10 - Text
Local Planning Scheme No.10 - North Map
Local Planning Scheme No. 10 - South Map
Deemed Provisions for Local Planning Schemes
Scheme Amendments
The following outlines the Scheme Amendments to Local Planning Scheme No. 10:
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Scheme Amendments
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Amendment No.
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Gazettal Date
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Purpose
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1
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22/09/2009
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Changing the maximum density code of residential development allowed in the Town Centre by virtue of clause 4.10.3 to R-Inner City.
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2
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12/01/2010
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Including 38a West Road (now part of 95 Old Perth Road) in the Town Centre zone.
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3
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Refused
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Recode 12 Thompson Road, Bassendean to R40 – refused due to ad-hoc planning.
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4
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03/02/2012
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Rezoning Lots 202 & 203 Hyland Street to the parks and recreation reserve
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5
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Withdrawn
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MRS Road Reservation – Incorporated into omnibus Amendment 9.
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6
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04/10/2013
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Introducing an Additional Use for a Medical Clinic at 103 & 105 Old Perth Road.
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7
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11/11/2016
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Amending the Additional Use for 3 Broadway to include a Restaurant.
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8
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23/02/2018
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Introducing additional controls for Multiple Dwellings on land coded R40 and less – refer clause 4.3.2 and Scheme Maps.
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9
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23/02/2018
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Rezoning Lots 14 and 15 Surrey Street, part of the Bridson Street road reserve, Kelly Park, Reserve 32920 Hamilton Street, Reserve 47865 Watson Street, Reserve 30297 Third Avenue Bassendean, Lots 268 Prospector Loop, 293 Perway Lane, forming Reserve 49929 and lot 280 Atlantic Bend, forming Reserve 49930, Lot 41 Guildford Road, Part Lot 271 Hamilton Street to Parks and Recreation.
Rezoning Lot 20 Hanwell Way to Light Industry.
Rezoning Reserve 29953 Reid Street to Public Purposes – Drainage.
Applying an R10 residential density code to the unzoned portion of Lot 6 Earlsferry Court, Bassendean.
Applying an R20/40 residential density code to the unzoned portion of Lot 9 Walter Road East.
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10
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23/02/2018
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Scheme amendment to take into account of the Deemed Provisions – Planning and Development (Local Planning Schemes) Regulations 2015.
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11
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07/02/2020
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Scheme amendment to prohibit the retail sale of fuel within the Town Centre and Local Shopping Zones.
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Town Planning Scheme 4A
Town Planning Scheme No. 4A (the Scheme) is a guided resumptive development scheme relating to Ashfield Flats, Bindaring/Pickering Park and a number of smaller areas in the Town of Bassendean.
The Scheme has been operating since 20 January 1981 and as such, predates the former Town of Bassendean - Town Planning Scheme No. 3 which was a land use zoning scheme that applies to the whole district. Town Planning Scheme No. 3 has been replaced by Local Planning Scheme No. 10.
Town Planning Scheme 4A Business Plan
Town Planning Scheme 4A Map
Town Planning Scheme 4A Consolidated Financial Position (Former)
Draft Local Planning Scheme No. 11
The State Government’s Perth and Peel @ 3.5 million land use planning and infrastructure frameworks aim to accommodate 3.5 million people by 2050, encouraging greater housing diversity to meet changing community needs. Under this framework, the Town is required to deliver at least 4,150 new dwellings, increasing the population to approximately 24,300 people. The Town is reviewing its current planning framework to support this growth, whilst still maintaining a liveable community, protecting the area’s unique natural environment and heritage.
There is extensive background relating to the preparation of the draft local planning frameworks for certification to advertise. A chronological explanation of the project is detailed in the report presented to the 28 June 2022 Council Meeting.
On 25 October 2022, Council resolved to adopt draft Local Planning Scheme No. 11, which has since been referred to the Western Australian Planning Commission, Environmental Protection Authority and Heritage Council of Western Australia for review for the purposes of consent to advertise. On 7 February 2023, the draft Scheme was approved for the purposes of advertising subject to minor modifications.
The matter was subsequently considered by Council on 28 February 2023, where Council resolved to note the required changes, which have since been made.
The draft Scheme was advertised for public comment between 11 April 2023 and 14 July 2023, with the Town receiving almost 400 submissions. The submissions were then reviewed with a report presented to Council for formal consideration on 22 August 2023. At that meeting, Council resolved to support the draft Scheme, subject to a series of minor modifications. The draft Scheme was then referred to the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage (DPLH) and was formally considered by the Western Australian Planning Commission on 12 December 2023.
In late February 2024, the DPLH advised that the Minister was prepared to approve draft LPS 11, subject to various modifications being made (as set out in the below FAQs). The draft scheme has been updated and returned to the DPLH for finalisation.
LPS 11 FAQs
Draft Local Planning Scheme 11 (text) - as amended after advertising
Draft Local Planning Scheme 11 (map) - as amended after advertising