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State Planning Policy 2.1 Peel-Harvey coastal plain catchment

The Peel-Harvey coastal plain catchment policy ensures that land use changes within the Peel-Harvey estuarine system likely to cause environmental damage to the estuary are brought under planning control and prevented.

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The objectives of this policy are to:

  • improve the social, economic, ecological, aesthetic, and recreational potential of the Peel-Harvey coastal plain catchment
  • ensure that changes to land use within the catchment to the Peel-Harvey estuarine system are controlled so as to avoid and minimise environmental damage
  • balance environmental protection with the economic viability of the primary sector
  • increase high water-using vegetation cover within the Peel-Harvey coastal plain catchment
  • reflect the environmental objectives in the draft Environmental Protection Policy (Peel-Harvey Estuarine System) 1992
  • prevent land uses likely to result in excessive nutrient export into the drainage system.

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State planning policies
2.0Environment and natural resources policyJun 2003
2.4Basic raw materialsJul 2000
2.5Rural planningDec 2016
2.6State coastal planningJul 2013
2.9Water resourcesDec 2006
3.0Urban growth and settlementMar 2006
3.4Natural hazards and disastersApr 2006
3.7Planning in bushfire prone areasDec 2015

 

Development control and operational policies
1.1Subdivision of land - general principlesJun 2004
1.2Development control - general principlesAug 2004
1.8Canal estates and artificial waterway developmentsMay 2012
2.2Residential subdivisionOct 2017
2.3Public open space in residential areasMay 2002
2.5Special residential zonesJun 1998
3.4Subdivision of rural landDec 2016
4.1Industrial subdivisionJul 1988
4.2Planning for hazards and safetyJune 1991

 

Planning bulletins
10Geotechnical reports for subdivisionsJan 1996
83Planning for tourismJan 2013
99Holiday homes guidelinesSep 2009
105Section 126 - Zoning amended by regional planning schemesNov 2010
111Planning in bushfire prone areasOct 2016

 

Fact sheets, guidelines and manuals
GState coastal planning policy guidelinesJul 2013
GRural planning guidelinesDec 2016
GBetter urban water managementOct 2008
GAcid sulfate soils planning guidelinesApr 2009
GPlanning in bushfire prone areasDec 2015
MVisual landscape planning in Western AustraliaApr 2008

 

Page last reviewed 4 January 2019

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