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CockburnCoast Structure plan A plan that provides a framework for the coordinated provision of land use, development, infrastructure and allocation of services at either the regional, district or local level. Subdivision The division of land into lots. Sustainable development The ability to meet the needs of the present, without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs. Transit oriented development Mixed use development designed to maximise use and access to public transport infrastructure through density, land use diversity and legible networks. Western Australian Planning Commission The Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) is responsible for urban, rural and regional land use planning in Western Australia. Zones The classification of land in local planning schemes for use and development, excluding land in reserves. Appendix B: abbreviations ACMC Aboriginal Cultural Material Committee LGA local government authority AHD Australian height datum LPS local planning scheme BRT bus rapid transit MRS Metropolitan Region Scheme CAH controlled access highway MRWA Main Roads WA DA development application nla net lettable area DAP detailed area plan POS public open space DEC Department of Environment and Conservation PRR primary regional road DET Department of Education and Training RDA Redevelopment Authority DIA Department of Indigenous Affairs ROM Regional Operations Model DP Department of Planning SDA special development areas DSP district structure plan SPP State planning policy EPA Environmental Protection Authority SRG stakeholder reference group FEB Fremantle Eastern Bypass TOD transit oriented development gla gross lettable area vpd vehicles per day ha hectares WAPC Western Australian Planning Commission IP Improvement Plan WSUD water sensitive urban design district structure plan 111
CockburnCoast Appendix C: reference list 1. Australian Bureau of Statistics 2003, Population Projections Australia 2002-2101, ABS Cat No 3222.0. 2. Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2006. Australian Bureau of Statistics 1995, Population Estimates: Concepts, Sources and Methods, ABS Cat No 3228.0. 3. Australian Heritage Commission (1998) Register of the National Estate Database, Beeliar Regional Park and Adjacent Areas. [Online] Available: http://www.erin.gov.au/ahc.html [Accessed 2003]. 4. Australian Interaction Consultants (2007) Cockburn coast district structure plan - Preliminary Investigation of Aboriginal Heritage. Report prepared by Australian Interaction Consultants for the Department for Planning and Infrastructure. 5. Berson, Michael (1978) Cockburn: The making of a community. City of Cockburn, Perth WA. 6. CALM (2002) Woodman Point Regional Park: draft management plan (2002 - 2012). Prepared by the Conservation Commission of Western Australia, the Department of Conservation and Land Management, the Department of Sport and Recreation and the City of Cockburn. 7. Cockburn Sound Management Council (2007) The State of Owen Anchorage A Pressure State Response Report. Cockburn Sound Management Council. 8. Coastal Zone Management Pty Ltd, Damara WA Pty Ltd and Oceanica (2007) Cockburn coast district structure plan - Coastal Processes Assessment. Report prepared by Oceanica for the Department for Planning and Infrastructure. 9. Davidson, Ron (2006) Fremantle Impressions. Fremantle Art Centre Press, Fremantle WA. 10. DEP (1996) Southern Metropolitan Coastal Waters Study (1991 - 1994), Final Report No. 17, Department of Environmental Protection, Perth WA. 11. Ecoscape (2007) Draft North Coogee Foreshore Management Plan. Prepared by Ecoscape (Australia) Pty Ltd for Landcorp and Stockland. 12. Ecoscape and Coastwise (1999) Integrated Coastal Management Strategy for the City of Cockburn. City of Cockburn WA. 13. ENV Australia (2007) Cockburn coast district structure plan - Environmental Assessment. Report prepared by ENV Australia for the Department for Planning and Infrastructure. 14. ENV Australia (2007) Cockburn coast district structure plan - Urban Water Management Overview. Report prepared by ENV Australia for the Department for Planning and Infrastructure. 15. Government of Western Australia (2003) Hope for the future: The Western Australian State Sustainability Strategy. Department of the Premier and Cabinet, Perth. 16. Government of Western Australia (1993) Coogee Master Plan. Department of State Development, Perth WA. 112 district structure plan
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CockburnCoast Foreword Exciting pro
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CockburnCoast 3.3.4 Local structure
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CockburnCoast Summary: The regional
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GEOCENTRIC DATUM OF AUSTRALIA Cockb
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Figure 2.1: District structure plan
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CockburnCoast Table 2.3: Structure
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