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CockburnCoast Figure A: Regional context Foundations of a new community For many years the future of the dormant industrial strip book-ended by the Port Coogee and South Beach developments has been the subject of intense debate. In May 2005, community members were given a forum to voice their aspirations for the area through the Vision for the Cockburn coast dialogue. Drawing on the ideas put forward at the dialogue, the Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) embarked on establishing a new plan for North Coogee - a plan to help guide the creation of an exciting, mixed use beach-side community. The WAPC has recognised that the Cockburn coast project presents a prime opportunity to demonstrate the application of the Directions 2031 principles. It is also understood that the renaissance of the Cockburn coast will not happen within a void, so the district structure plan has been carefully crafted to complement Cockburn's regional context. The district structure plan distils the high level principles outlined in Directions 2031 - Draft Spatial Framework for Perth and Peel to guide the Perth and Peel regions to a sustainable future - creating a plan for the future that is integrated, creative, forward looking and sustainable.
CockburnCoast The regional perspective The purpose of the regional framework is to establish a clear schedule of requirements and performance targets, both regional and place-based, to form the basis for policies and plans for implementation by a future redevelopment authority or, alternatively, through local planning schemes. The WAPC believes that a redevelopment authority will be the most effective agency for implementation of this project, and that the Western Australian planning system will be strengthened if the Cockburn coast project takes place within a framework of regionally derived targets and measures. Figure A outlines Cockburn coast's position in the regional context, and highlights key activity centres, employment centres and movement networks within the area of influence that relate to the district structure plan area. Background The WAPC has advertised the Directions 2031 Draft Spatial Framework for Perth and Peel, which sets the vision, values and principles for the Perth and Peel regions to 2031. The six principles capture the essence of the Directions 2031 strategy, against which planning initiatives, policies and plans are to be tested. These strategic themes are to create: 1. a liveable city; 2. a prosperous city; 3. an equitable city; 4. an accessible city; 5. a green city; and 6. a responsible city. The regional framework captures this regional analysis and provides targets and guidance for implementation which delivers the Directions 2031 objectives. The district structure plan deliberately reviewed the regional movement networks, and socio-economic, employment and housing trends to present a clear picture of the Cockburn coast in the context of its surrounding region and identify the key priorities for the district structure plan. The district structure plan is a reflection of the Directions 2031 policy and has been directly influenced by the regional framework, responding by: • developing an integrated transport and land use network; • encouraging mixed use development, supported by higher densities, that is well served by public transport; • acknowledging and highlighting local identity; • promoting affordable housing; • intensifying employment and encouraging employment selfsufficiency; and • enhancing and reconnecting the community with the area's natural and cultural landscape. Figure B demonstrates the application of Directions 2031 through the regional framework and the district structure plan. Figure B: Application of Directions 2031 policy in the Cockburn coast district structure plan xii district structure plan
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