Structure Plan Lot 500 Wirring Road Cowaramup

Amendment No.1 to Structure Plan – Lot 500 Wirring Road, Cowaramup

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The Shire has received a proposed amendment to a recently approved structure plan at Lot 500 Wirring Road, Cowaramup. The structure plan shows the intended development layout for the site, including the lot layout, road locations, public open space and access points to the site.

The current structure plan was approved by the WAPC in July 2024 and allowed for the residential development of Lot 500 Wirring Road. A subdivision approval has already been granted for the northern portion of Lot 500 Wirring Road in accordance with the currently approved structure plan. The proposed amendment seeks to alter the southern portion of the structure plan area and community feedback is being sought on the proposed modifications to residential densities, access points and public open space locations.

The key changes proposed are summarised below:

• Amend and increase the size and location of the currently approved ‘R60 lifestyle village’ site.
• Alter the extent and layout of residential lots, however the proposed Residential Coding will remain the same.
• Incorporating currently required tree protection into revised public open space locations.
• Revising the indicative road layout, including removing connections to Wirring Road and removing the continuation of Duggan Drive.

The following documents are available for viewing:

Structure Plan – Part One Implementation

Structure Plan – Part Two Explanatory Section

Structure Plan – Appendices

Original Approved Structure Plan

If you would like to comment on the proposal you can complete the online submision form. If you would like a hard copy of the submission form please email spdplanning@amrshire.wa.gov.au; contact (08) 9780 5220 to request a copy, or visit the Shire Offices during normal office hours.

Submissions must be lodged on or before Monday 19 May 2025 at 4pm.

This proposal is available for inspection in order to provide an opportunity for public comment, and it should not be construded that final approval will be granted.