Documents

Six proposed Development Areas within Latitude 32 based on fixed constraints and logical servicing catchments. Branded name for the Structure Plan area.

Statutory document which coordinates land use and infrastructure planning and allows for permanent subdivision and development within Flinders Precinct (Development Area 1). The Flinders Precinct Structure Plan was approved by the Western Australia Planning Commission on 14 May 2008. Approved version.

Prepared by the Western Australian Planning Commission to enable the Government to provide strategic land use planning directions for the Fremantle-Rockingham region. 

The head of power for the development and redevelopment of land within the Hope Valley-Wattleup Rdevelopment Act Area.

The equivalent of a town planning scheme for Latitude 32. Current version as amended in May 2020.

The Biodiversity Strategy was prepared in accordance with Ministerial Condition 667. Its purpose is to provide a guiding structure to ensure that environmentally sensitive areas are protected and where possible enhanced through identified plans and management strategies. The Biodiversity Strategy was endorsed by the Western Australian Planning Commission on 21 August 2007. Approved version.

Identify the social transition issues within Latitude 32 and determine an appropriate response.

The Water Management Strategy was prepared in accordance with Ministerial Condition 667. The Water Management Strategy was endorsed by the Western Australian Planning Commission on 21 August 2007. Approved version.

Latitude 32 Aerial and Project Boundary

The Biodiversity Strategy Review has been prepared in accordance with clause 7.1.5 of the Biodiversity Strategy 2007 to ensure that it reflects current policies and best management practices in biodiversity and is updated and improved as more information and data becomes available. The Biodiversity Strategy Review was released for public advertising on 20 October 2014. Once endorsed, the Biodiversity Strategy Review will supersede the Biodiversity Strategy 2007. Advertised version.

These Design Guidelines provide “easy to apply” design principles and criteria ensuring a consistently high standard of development is maintained from the earliest buildings through to the final stages of development.

Statutory document which coordinates land use and infrastructure planning and allows for permanent subdivision and development within Development Area 2. The Development Area 2 Structure Plan was approved by the WAPC in March 2017. Approved version.

This Structure Plan has been prepared for Development Area 3 (the Structure Plan area), being just one of six (existing and proposed) Development Areas within Latitude 32. The Structure Plan has been prepared pursuant to Part 6 of the Master Plan to: - Enable general industrial development through establishing an appropriate planning framework and design concepts; and - Guide and support subsequent subdivision and development proposals.

Statutory document which coordinates land use and infrastructure planning and allows for permanent subdivision and development within Development Area 4. The Development Area 4 Structure Plan was lodged with the WAPC in August 2017.

Part 1 of 3 due to file size - Statutory document which coordinates land use and infrastructure planning and allows for permanent subdivision and development within Development Area 6A.

Part 2 of 3 due to file size - Statutory document which coordinates land use and infrastructure planning and allows for permanent subdivision and development within Development Area 6A.

Part 3 of 3 due to file size - Statutory document which coordinates land use and infrastructure planning and allows for permanent subdivision and development within Development Area 6A.

The purpose of the Development of Land Policy is to provide further guidance to the temporary development of land prior to structure plan approval. The Development of Land Policy was approved on 20 June 2011. Approved version.

The purpose of the District Water Management Strategy is to update the Water Management Strategy 2007 to align it with the Western Australia Planning Commission’s Better Urban Water Management 2008. The DWMS was accepted by the Department of Water on 21 May 2012. Accepted version.

"The Latitude 32 Planning Policy 2.2 - Levels Planning Policy has been prepared for Latitude 32 Industry Zone. The purpose of the policy is to achieve coordinated redevelopment levels within Latitude 32."

Form for development approval (planning approval) to be populated and lodged with any development or demolition application.

The purpose of Planning Policy 1.1 is to outline the strategic intent for Latitude 32, consistent with the aims of the Hope Valley-Wattleup Redevelopment Act and Hope Valley-Wattleup Redevelopment Project Master Plan. Planning Policy 1.1 was released for public advertising on 20 October 2014. Advertised version.

The purpose of Planning Policy 3.1 is to provide guidance on the implementation of management actions set out within the Biodiversity Strategy Review. Planning Policy 3.1 was released for public advertising on 20 October 2014. Advertised version.

Plan showing the future strategic land use for Latitude 32

The local area traffic management study has been prepared as a requirement of the Latitude 32 Development Area 2 (DA2) Structure Plan with the aim to reduce vehicle speed along Wattleup Road.