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GEOCENTRIC DATUM OF AUSTRALIA CockburnCoast Figure 1.2: Location plan Town of Vincent Indian Town of Cambridge • Establishing a regional framework to identify key regional priorities for the district structure plan; • Listening to the local landowners, State and Local Government authorities to gain a clear insight of the local needs and aspirations for the Cockburn coast; • Learning from Fremantle and other coastal nodes around Australia; • Undertaking environmental, coastal, heritage, transport, engineering, architectural and socio-economic investigations; and • Responding by establishing a sustainability and design framework for the Cockburn coast to achieve the vision. 1.3.3 Structure plan consultant team The team of consultants involved in advising the Department for Planning and Infrastructure with the preparation of the district structure plan include: 0 Legend N 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 metres Produced by Project Mapping Section, Mapping and GeoSpatial Data Branch, Department for Planning and Infrastructure, on behalf of the Western Australian Planning Commission, Perth, WA October2007 ntw-map9\ \projects\pol\urb_inno\cockburn\ v8_ccs_MRS_PtoFA4.dgn Base information supplied by Western Australian Land Information Authority, GL248-2007-2 Reserved lands parks and recreation railway & port installation civic and cultural waterways primary regional roads Town of Claremont Town of Cottesloe Shire of Peppermint Grove Town of Mosman Park City of Nedlands City of Subiaco Swan 5 km River radius City of Perth City of South Perth • Urban design and planning - Taylor Burrell Barnett other regional roads • Architecture - James Christou & Associates • Landscape architect - Epcad • Traffic and public transport analysis - Worley Parsons public purposes Ocean Town of East Fremantle • Infrastructure engineering services - GHD • Sustainability, socio-economic and housing analysis - Syme Marmion • Community facilitation - Estill & Associates Zones urban urban deferred City of Fremantle 2 km radius 4 km radius City of Melville 10 km radius • Environmental assessment - ENV Australia central city area • Coastal process assessment - Oceanica industrial and special industrial • Indigenous heritage - Australian Interactive Consultants rural • European heritage - Yates Heritage Consultants. rural - water protection private recreation NB: MRS detail is a simplification of Zones and Reservations as amended to September 2007 City of Cockburn local government boundary study boundary
GEOCENTRIC DATUM OF AUSTRALIA CockburnCoast Figure 1.3: Landownership plan 1.4 What does the district structure plan contain? ISLAND STREET HEALYSTREET ROCKINGHAM The district structure plan contains: • an analysis of existing conditions; • a vision for the area; • a sustainability framework; • a set of key directions and guidelines directed at achieving the vision; • a development framework plan; • conceptual images; • precinct character and architectural statements; • implementation mechanisms and requirements; and • analysis of impacts and outcomes of the plan. Indian BENNETT ROLLINSON ROAD GARSTON WAY AVENUE COCKBURN ROAD BELLION CRESCENT EMPLACEMENT DRIVE ROAD This report also presents: • information and analysis used to inform the district structure plan preparation; MCTAGGART COVE • an account of emerging themes and issues; • a description of the structure plan, highlighting key features; and • an implementation program. The document is divided into separate parts. Part 1 concentrates on the district structure plan and the implementation of the plan. Part 2 examines the district structure plan's history, project challenges, regional context and physical site characteristics as well as State and local government statutory policy and the sustainability framework. 0 Ocean N 100 200 300 400 metres Produced by Project Mapping Section, Mapping and GeoSpatial Data Branch, Department for Planning and Infrastructure, on behalf of the Western Australian Planning Commission, Perth, WA October 2007 ntw-map9\ \projects\pol\urb_inno\cockburn\ v8_ccs_ownershipA4.dgn Base information supplied by Western Australian Land Information Authority, GL248-2007-2 Legend local government private State government study boundary 6 district structure plan O
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