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CockburnCoast 3.3.4 Local structure plans 51 3.3.4.1 Existing development zone 52 3.3.5 Development control and design guidelines 52 3.3.5.1 Design review panel 52 3.3.6 Planning approvals 52 3.3.7 Other statutory approvals 52 3.4 Transitional arrangements 53 3.5 Non-conforming use rights 53 3.5.1 Protection of existing uses 53 3.5.2 Expansion of existing use 53 3.5.3 Termination of existing use 53 3.5.4. Darkan precinct 54 3.5.5 Emplacement precinct 54 3.6 Cost contributions 54 3.7 Priority items for implementation 54 Part 2 Appreciating the context and 57 the site Chapter 4 The urban renaissance of the Cockburn coast 59 4.1 The future is a thing of the past 59 4.2 What is the Cockburn coast urban renaissance? 61 4.3 The challenges 61 4.3.1 Uncertainty 61 4.3.2 Competing aspirations 62 4.3.3 Environmental contamination 62 4.3.4 Movement network connections 62 4.3.5 Fragmented ownership 62 4.3.6 South Fremantle Power Station 62 4.3.7 Switchyard site 63 4.3.8 Heritage 63 4.3.9 Encouraging change 63 4.4 Project philosophy 63 4.5 From rhetoric to reality 64 4.6 Sustainability context 64 4.6.1 Developing the sustainability framework 64 4.7 Project management framework 65 4.8 Collaborative planning 65 4.8.1 Cockburn coast reference group 65 4.8.2 Building on the Vision for Cockburn Coast dialogue 66 4.8.3 Informing the community 66 Chapter 5 Regional context 67 5.1 Cockburn coast challenges 67 5.2 The regional analysis 67 5.3 Development influences in the region 68 5.4 Key housing and demographic implications 68 5.5. Preferred housing mix 68 5.6 Population forecasts within the area of influence 69 5.7 Comparison areas- proportional change in age structure 70 5.8 Key economic and employment implications 70 5.8.1 Tourism 72 5.9 Regional transport 72 5.9.1 Regional rail services - freight 72 5.9.2 Regional public transport services 73 5.9.3 Regional road networks 73 5.9.4. Balancing local and regional transport demand 73 5.10 Surrounding development and planning initiatives 74 5.10.1 Port Coogee 74 5.10.2 South Beach Village - Stockland 75 5.10.3 South Beach Estate 75 5.10.4 South Fremantle landfill site 75 5.10.5 Clontarf Hill 77 Chapter 6 Site analysis 78 6.1 Environment 78 6.1.1 Climate 78 6.1.2 Landform and topography 78 6.1.3 Soils and geology 79 6.1.4 Surface water 79 6.1.5 Run-off rates 80 6.1.6 Manning Lake 80 6.1.7 Groundwater 80 6.1.8 Vegetation 81 6.1.9 Fauna 83 6.1.10 Contaminated sites 83 6.2 Coastal assessment 83 6.2.1 Marine geology 83 6.2.2 History of human use and coastal impacts 83 6.2.3 Coastal processes 84 6.3 Aboriginal heritage 86 6.4 European heritage 89 6.5 Existing infrastructure 91 6.5.1 Sewerage system 91 6.5.2 Water supply 91 6.5.3 Electricity 91 6.5.4 Natural gas 91 6.5.5 Telecommunications 92 6.5.6 Location of existing infrastructure 92 district structure plan vii
CockburnCoast 6.6.7 City of Cockburn infrastructure 93 6.6 Transport 93 6.6.1 Local road network 93 6.6.2 Walking and cycling 93 6.6.3 Public transport 93 Chapter 7 Existing planning and 94 regulatory framework 7.1 Planning history 94 7.1.1 Vision for the Cockburn coast (May 2005) 94 7.1.2 North Coogee/Robb Jetty development of alternative options 94 7.1.3 Coogee Master Plan 94 7.2 Planning policy analysis 94 7.2.1 State Sustainability Strategy 94 7.2.2 Directions 2031 95 7.3 State policies relating to Cockburn coast 95 7.3.1 Transit oriented development 95 7.3.2 Liveable Neighbourhoods 95 7.3.3 State Planning Policy 2.6 - State Coastal Planning Policy 96 7.3.4 State Planning Policy 3 - Urban Growth and Settlement (2006) 96 7.3.5 Bush Forever 96 7.4 City of Cockburn policies and strategies 96 7.4.1 City of Cockburn Local Planning Strategy 96 7.4.2 Sustainability Strategy 96 7.4.3 SPD1 Bushland Conservation Policy 97 7.4.4 SPD2 Community Facilities Infrastructure Policy 97 7.4.5 SPD3 Native Fauna Protection Policy 97 7.4.5 SPD4 Wetland Conservation Policy 97 7.5 City of Fremantle policies and strategies 97 7.5.1 Local Planning Strategy 97 7.5.2 Fremantle at the crossroads - Transport Plan 2003-2007 97 7.5.3 Green Plan (2001) 97 7.6 Statutory Planning Context 98 7.6.1 Metropolitan Region Scheme 98 7.6.2 City of Cockburn Local Planning Scheme 98 7.6.3 City of Fremantle Local Planning Scheme 99 7.6.4 Improvement Plan 33 100 7.7 Existing uses 100 7.7.1 Industrial 100 7.7.2 Service industry 100 7.7.3 Commercial 100 7.7.4 South Fremantle landfill site 100 7.7.5 Public purposes 100 7.7.6 Residential 100 Chapter 8 Sustainability 102 8.1 Sustainability framework 102 8.2. Sustainability framework overview 102 8.3 Sustainability principles 103 8.4 Cockburn coast development strategies 103 8.5 Cockburn measures and rating 104 8.6 Future use of the sustainability framework tool 105 8.6.1 District level planning 105 8.6.2 Local structure plans 106 APPENDICES 107 viii district structure plan
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CockburnCoast Appendices - glossary
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CockburnCoast Appendix A: glossary
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CockburnCoast Structure plan A plan
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CockburnCoast 17. Hiss, Tony (1990)
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