Metropolitan planning

The Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) sought comment on a development application from the Evolve Bayswater Alliance relating to the redevelopment of Bayswater Station, a key METRONET project.

The Yanchep rail extension will deliver the last proposed section of the Joondalup Line from Butler, 14.5km north to Yanchep, including new stations at Alkimos, Eglinton and Yanchep.

The Thornlie-Cockburn Link will be Perth’s first east-west cross line connection, making travel around the city by train more flexible and providing a higher level of public transport service to Perth’s southern suburbs.

Urban forests enhance the amenity and quality of our urban areas. The Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) supports urban forest planning with data, mapping products and guidelines.

In July 2011, the Minister for Planning released the Canning Bridge Precinct Vision as a long-term, non-binding and non-statutory guidance document for the future planning of the Canning Bridge Precinct.

The Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) is currently undertaking planning for redevelopment of approximately 1.5 hectares of land located on the corner of East Parade and Guildford Road, Mount Lawley.

This landmark waterfront development reconnects Perth city with the Swan River to create a dynamic new entertainment and leisure precinct, set around a stunning 2.7ha inlet.

Planning for container handling facilities in the Kwinana/Cockburn area.

As a specialised activity centre, Bentley-Curtin is home to regionally significant economic and institutional activities which support the diversification of the Western Australian economy.

Stirling City Centre strives to become a sustainable 21st century city, a place for everyone.

The Scarborough Beach Road Activity Corridor Framework provides an overarching transport and land use vision that, when implemented over time, will significantly improve the form and function of the road and its surrounds.

The Murdoch Specialised Activity Centre presents a unique and exciting opportunity to combine specialised employment, residential living and education in one place, while also activating the area so it becomes a distinctive and engaging location for the community.

Preparation of a planning framework to support the future of the Ascot Kilns site is continuing.

In 2007, the Minister for Planning approved the Leighton Oceanside Parklands Masterplan Report as a guiding landscape document for Leighton Beach.

In July 2019, the Western Australian Planning Commission sought comment on a development application from the Public Transport Authority relating to the construction of the proposed Bayswater Station.