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City Planning Scheme 4 (CPS4)

Current Project Status: Outcome

Issue for Comment: The City of Fremantle has prepared a new Town Planning Scheme for the City that will replace the existing Fremantle Town Planning Scheme No.3.

Contact Officer: Duty Planner

Contact Telephone: 9432 9940 - General Enquiries

Contact Email: jillg@fremantle.wa.gov.au

Information Opportunities: Supporting Information related to this project, such as plans, designs, workshops, draft policies, etc. is available via the links below or at the City of Fremantle Service and Information Counter, 8 William Street, Fremantle.

How to Comment:  You may comment on the following project via email or through the postal system by downloading the appropriate form below and following the instructions included on the form.

Submissions Close: 17 Oct 2003

Supporting Information and How to Comment

An update on the current status of the City Planning Scheme 4 Project is provided in the link below:

CPS 4 Update - January 2004

Submissions Closed

Once submissions are closed the issue is Under Officer Analysis

Please note, in line with the City of Fremantle’s Summary Guide to Consultation and Participation, late submissions will not be included in the officer’s analysis.

The period of officer analysis is: 18 October 2003 - March 2004.

Strategic Planning Committee Agenda Item for 5 April 2004 is provided in the link below:

SP0404-19 - City Planning Scheme 4 Agenda Item (5 April 2004)

After officer analysis the decision enters the Decision Being Made phase

Item to Strategic Planning Committee - 5 April 2004.

Item to Council - 27 April 2004.

Outcome

Council Resolution

Minutes Item - 27 April 2004

Reason for Decision

City Planning Scheme 4 has been prepared consistent with the Fremantle City Plan, the Fremantle Planning Strategy and the existing policy framework. The Council adopted the scheme with modifications as outlined in the report in recognition of submissions received and with due consideration the economic, environmental and social implications.