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Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)34 UNAUTHORISED EXISTING DEVELOPMENTS .................................................................... 2435 FORM OF APPLICATION FOR PLANNING APPROVAL ....................................................... 2536 DESIGN ADVISORY COMMITTEE ......................................................................................... 2537 ADVERTISING OF APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING APPROVAL ....................................... 2538 DETERMINATION OF APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING APPROVAL - GENERALPROVISIONS ..................................................................................................................................... 2639 DETERMINATION OF NON-COMPLYING APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING APPROVAL .. 2740 DETERMINATION OF AN APPLICATION FOR DEMOLITION .............................................. 2841 NOTICE OF COUNCIL DECISION .......................................................................................... 2942 TERM OF PLANNING APPROVAL ......................................................................................... 2943 TEMPORARY PLANNING APPROVAL .................................................................................. 3044 DEEMED REFUSAL ................................................................................................................ 3045 APPROVAL SUBJECT TO LATER PLANNING APPROVAL OF DETAILS ............................ 3046 REVOCATION OF PLANNING APPROVAL FOR HOME OCCUPATIONS ........................... 3147 APPEALS ................................................................................................................................ 31PART 5 - MISCELLANEOUS ............................................................................................. 3248 PLANNING POLICIES ............................................................................................................. 3249 AGREEMENTS AND DEALINGS WITH LAND ....................................................................... 3350 DELEGATION .......................................................................................................................... 3351 COMPENSATION .................................................................................................................... 3352 ELECTION TO PURCHASE AND VALUATION ...................................................................... 34PART 6 - ENFORCEMENT ................................................................................................. 3553 NOTICES ................................................................................................................................. 3554 AUTHORISED ENTRY ............................................................................................................ 3555 OFFENCES ............................................................................................................................. 35PART 7 – SPECIAL CONTROL AREAS ............................................................................ 3756 SPECIAL CONTROL AREAS .................................................................................................. 37SCHEDULE 1 - DEFINITIONS ............................................................................................ 41SCHEDULE 2 - ADDITIONAL USES .................................................................................. 52SCHEDULE 3 - SPECIAL USE ZONES ............................................................................. 56........................................................................................................................................... 57SCHEDULE 4 - APPLICATION FOR PLANNING APPROVAL .......................................... 57SCHEDULE 5 - NOTICE OF PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT OF APPLICATION FORPLANNING APPROVAL .................................................................................................... 58SCHEDULE 6 - NOTICE OF PLANNING APPROVAL / REFUSAL ................................... 59SCHEDULE 7 - PROVISIONS FOR OUTLINE DEVELOPMENT PLANS .......................... 61Contents 5

PART 1 – INTRODUCTORYTown Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)1 CITATIONThis Town Planning Scheme may be cited as the Town of Cambridge Town PlanningScheme No. 1 and shall come into operation on the publication of the Scheme in theGovernment Gazette.2 RESPONSIBLE AUTHORITYThe authority responsible for implementing this Scheme is the Council of the Town ofCambridge.3 SCHEME AREAThis Scheme applies to the Scheme Area which covers all the municipal district of theTown of Cambridge.4 SCHEME DOCUMENTSThis Scheme comprises the following documents:-(a)(b)the Scheme Text; andthe Scheme Map.5 OBJECTIVES AND INTENTIONS(1) The Council has prepared this Scheme for the purpose of controlling and guidingdevelopment and growth in a responsible manner and which can initiate,accommodate and respond to change.(2) The overall goal of this Scheme is to ensure that the Town of Cambridge will bewidely recognised as providing a high level of services and amenities in a friendlyand accountable manner.(3) The general objectives of this Scheme are:-(a)(b)to cater for the diversity of demands, interests and lifestyles by facilitatingand encouraging the provision of a wide range of choices in housing,business, employment, education, leisure, transport and accessopportunities;to protect and enhance the health, safety and general welfare of the Town'sinhabitants and the social, physical and cultural environment;Part 1 - Introductory 6

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)(c)to ensure that the use and development of land is managed in an effectiveand efficient manner within a flexible framework which:-(i)(ii)recognises the individual character and needs of localities within theScheme Area; andcan respond readily to change;(d)(e)(f)(g)to ensure planning at a local level is consistent with the MetropolitanRegion Scheme and wider regional planning strategies and objectives;to promote the development of a sense of local community and recognisethe right of the community to participate in the evolution of localities;to promote and safeguard the economic well-being and functions of theTown;to co-ordinate and ensure that development is carried out in an efficient andenvironmentally responsible manner which:-(i)(ii)(iii)makes optimum use of the Town's growing infrastructure andresources;promotes an energy efficient environment; andrespects the natural environment; and(h)to promote and safeguard the cultural heritage of the Town by:-(i)(ii)identifying, conserving and enhancing those places which are ofsignificance to the Town‟s cultural heritage; andencouraging development that is in harmony with the cultural heritagevalue of an area.6 RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHER LAWS(1) The Scheme is complementary to, and not a substitute for, the MetropolitanRegion Scheme, and the provisions of the Metropolitan Region Scheme, asamended, continue to have effect. The authority responsible for implementingthe Metropolitan Region Scheme is the Western Australian PlanningCommission.(2) Where a provision of this Scheme is inconsistent with a provision of a local law,the provision of this Scheme prevails.7 REPEALSThe following written laws are repealed:-Part 1 - Introductory 7

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)NameDate of Publication in theGovernment GazetteTown of Cambridge Town Planning Scheme 20 December 1985Zoning By-law No.64 10 October 19618 DEFINITIONS(1) In this Scheme, unless the context otherwise requires, the words and expressionsused have the meanings set out in Schedule 1.(2) In this Scheme, unless the contrary intention appears, a reference to:-(a)(b)(c)land, includes part of the land;premises, includes part of the premises; anda building, includes part of the building.(3) Where a word or term is defined in the Residential Design Codes then,notwithstanding anything else in this Scheme, that word or term when used inrespect of residential development has the meaning given to it in the ResidentialDesign Codes.(4) A word or term used in this Scheme, but not defined in this Scheme or in theResidential Design Codes, is to have its normal and common meaning.Part 1 - Introductory 8

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)PART 2 – LAND USE9 RESERVES AND ZONES(1) The land within the Scheme Area is classified as either:–(a)(b)(c)a Metropolitan Region Scheme Reserve; ora Town of Cambridge Scheme Reserve; orone of the following Zones:(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)(v)(vi)Residential;Residential/commercial,Local centre;District centre;Commercial;Medical;(vii) Special Use; and(viii) Development.(2) The classification of land within the Scheme Area is shown on the Scheme Map.(3) Land shown as a "Metropolitan Region Scheme Reserve" on the Scheme Map:-(a)(b)(c)(d)is land reserved under the Metropolitan Region Scheme;is shown to comply with the Metropolitan Region Town Planning SchemeAct 1959;is not reserved by this Scheme; andcontinues to be subject to the Metropolitan Region Scheme.10 USE OF A TOWN OF CAMBRIDGE SCHEME RESERVEA Town of Cambridge Scheme Reserve may be used for:–(a)a use which gives effect to the purpose for which the land is reserved under thisScheme; andPart 2 - Land use 9

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)(b)where the land is vested in a public authority, a Commonwealth agency or in theCouncil, a use which gives effect to any purpose for which the land may lawfullybe used.11 USE OF LAND IN A ZONE(1) The Zoning Table indicates, subject to the provisions of the Scheme, the usespermitted in the Scheme Area in the various Zones. The permissibility of any use isdetermined by cross reference between the list of uses in the Use Class column onthe left hand side of the Zoning Table and the list of Zoning at the top of the ZoningTable.(2) The symbols used in the cross reference in the Zoning Table have the followingmeanings:-'P'means that the use is permitted by the Scheme;'AA' means that the use is not permitted unless the Council has granted planningapproval;'SA' means that the use is not permitted unless the Council has granted planningapproval after giving notice in accordance with clause 37;'IP''X'means a use that is not permitted unless such use is incidental to thepredominant use as decided and approved by Council; andmeans a use that is not permitted by the Scheme.(3) Where more than one symbol is used in the cross reference in the Zoning Table, thepermissibility of that use may be determined by reference to the numerical figureshown in brackets following the symbols. An explanation of the meaning of thenumerical figures is shown below the Zoning Table.(4) Where in the Zoning Table a particular use is mentioned it is deemed to beexcluded from any other Use Class which by its more general meaning mightotherwise include such particular use.(5) If use of the land for a particular purpose is not specifically mentioned in theZoning Table and cannot reasonably be determined as falling within theinterpretation of one of the Use Class categories the Council may:-(a)(b)(c)determine that the use is consistent with the objectives and purposes of theparticular zone and is therefore permitted; ordetermine that the proposed use may be consistent with the objectives andpurpose of the zone and thereafter follow the “SA” procedures of clause 37in considering an application for planning approval; ordetermine that the use is not consistent with the objectives and purpose ofthe particular zone and is therefore not permitted.Part 2 - Land Use 10

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)Use ClassZonesResidentialResidential/CommercialLocalCentreDistrictCentreCommercial Medical DevelopmentOpen air display X X AA AA AA X SAPetrol and convenience X X SA SA SA X XstorePrivate hotel X X SA SA SA X XPrivate recreation X X AA AA AA X SAPublic parking station X X AA AA AA X SAPublic recreation AA AA AA AA AA AA SAPublic utilities AA AA AA AA AA AA SAPublic worship SA SA SA AA AA AA SAReception centre X X SA SA SA X XResidential building AA AA AA AA AA AA SARestaurant X X AA AA AA X SARestricted premises X X SA SA SA X XRetirement village AA AA AA AA AA AA SAServiced apartments X/AA (6) SA AA AA AA AA SAService station X X SA SA SA X XShop X X AA AA AA X SAShowroom X X/AA (7) X AA AA X SATake away food outlet X X AA AA AA X SATake away food outlet X X SA SA SA X X(drive through)Tavern X X SA SA SA X XTelecommunications X X AA AA AA X SAinfrastructureVeterinary clinic X AA AA AA AA AA SAVeterinary hospital X X X X SA X SAWarehouse X X/AA (7) IP IP AA X SAAll other uses defined inthe Scheme but not listedaboveX X X X X X X(1) “P” where exempt from the requirement to obtain planning approval under clause 33 – “X” in allother cases;(2) “P” where exempt from the requirement to obtain planning approval under clause 33 – “AA” in allother cases;(3) “X” within Precinct P5 (West Leederville) - “AA” within Precinct P4 (Wembley);(4) “X” within Precinct P5 (West Leederville) - “IP” within Precinct P4 (Wembley);(5) Deleted as part of Amendment No. 8;(6) “X” within Residential R12.5, R15, R20 and R30 Zones – “AA” within R40, R40/60 and R60 Zones;(7) “X” within Precinct P5 (West Leederville) - “AA” within Precinct P4 (Wembley) where vehicularaccess is not provided from Herdsman Parade; and(8) “AA” within Residential R15, R20, R30, R40, R40/60 Zones - “X” within a Residential R12.5 Zone.(9) “AA” within Residential R40, R40/60, R160 Zones – “X” within Residential R12.5, R15, R20, R30Zones.Part 2 - Land Use 12

13 ADDITIONAL USESTown Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)Notwithstanding anything contained within the Zoning Table, the land specified inSchedule 2 may, subject to compliance with any condition specified in the Schedulewith respect to the land, be used for the purpose set against the land. The use sospecified is in addition to the other uses permitted in the Zone in which the land issituated unless any of those uses are excluded or modified by a condition specified inthat Schedule.14 SPECIAL USE ZONESSpecial Use Zones are set out in Schedule 3 and are in addition to the zones in theZoning Table. No persons shall use any land or structure or buildings thereon, in aSpecial Use Zone except for the purpose set out against that land in Schedule 3 andsubject to the conditions set out in Schedule 3 with respect to that land.15 NON-CONFORMING USES(1) Nothing in this Scheme is to prevent:-(a)(b)the continued use of any land or building for a non-conforming use; orthe carrying out of any development for which planning approval if thenrequired was obtained before the Gazettal date.(2) A non-conforming use shall not be extended beyond the boundaries of the lot orlots on which the non-conforming use was in fact being carried on at the Gazettaldate.(3) Where a non-conforming use exists, no further development of the relevant landor building is to be carried out without planning approval.(4) Subject to sub-clause 6, the Council may refuse or approve an application forplanning approval to further develop the land and/or erect, alter or extend abuilding in connection with or in furtherance of a non-conforming use.(5) Subject to sub-clause 6 in any Zone a person shall not further develop the landand/or erect, alter or extend a building in connection with or in furtherance of anon-conforming use otherwise than in conformity with the requirements of theScheme Text, Council Planning Policies and the Residential Design Codes.(6) Nothing in this clause shall prevent the Council from refusing to approve of furtherdevelopment of land and/or the erection, alteration or extension of a building inconnection with or in furtherance of a non-conforming use notwithstandingconformity of the application for planning approval with the requirements of theScheme Text, Council Planning Policies and the Residential Design Codes.(7) The Council cannot grant planning approval in relation to a non-conforming useunless it is satisfied by an absolute majority that:-Part 2 - Land Use 13

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)(a)if approval were to be granted, the non-conforming use would, in theopinion of the Council, be consistent with:(i)(ii)(iii)the orderly and proper planning of the locality;the conservation of the amenities of the locality; andthe Statement of Intent set out in the relevant Precinct PlanningPolicy; and(b)the non-conforming use would, in the opinion of the Council, not have anyundue adverse affect on:-(i)(ii)(iii)the occupiers or users of the development;the property in, or the inhabitants of, the locality; orthe likely future development of the locality.(8) Where in the opinion of Council an application for planning approval under Part 4is likely to affect any owners or occupiers in the general locality, the Councilmay:-(a)(b)consult with the party or parties who, in the opinion of Council, may beaffected by the approval of further development of the land and/or buildingsin respect of the non-conforming use; andhave regard to any submissions in considering the application for planningapproval in respect of the non-conforming use.(9) The Council may at its discretion permit land in respect of which a nonconforminguse exists or is authorised under clause 15 (1) (a) and (b) to be usedfor some other purpose which is not permitted under the Scheme if the proposeduse for that purpose is in the opinion of the Council:(a)(b)less detrimental to the amenities of the neighbourhood than the nonconforminguse; orcloser to the type of use which is permitted or which may be approved of bythe Council in the Zone in which the land is located.(10) The Council may terminate a non-conforming use by purchasing or compulsorilyacquiring the relevant land in accordance with section 13 of the Act.(11) If any land or building is, at the Gazettal date, being used for a non-conforminguse and:-(a)(b)the non-conforming use ceases for a least six consecutive months;the building is destroyed or damaged to the extent of at least 75% of itsvalue,Part 2 - Land Use 14

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)then the land or building shall not thereafter be used otherwise than in conformitywith the Scheme.16 REGISTER OF NON-CONFORMING USES(1) A person who wishes the Council to record a non-conforming use may submit tothe Council in writing full details of the nature, location and extent of the nonconforminguse.(2) Where the Council is satisfied that a non-conforming use exists, it is to record, ina register of non-conforming uses, details of each non-conforming use.(3) A copy of the register of non-conforming uses is to be:-(a)(b)kept at the offices of the Town; andmade available for public inspection during office hours.Part 2 - Land Use 15

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)PART 3 – DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTSDIVISION 1 - GENERAL DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTS17 PRECINCTS(1) The Scheme Area is divided into the Precincts set out in the Precinct PlanningPolicies contained in the Council‟s Policy Manual.(2) For each Precinct listed below, there is a Precinct Planning Policy.P1P2P3P4P5P6City BeachReaboldFloreatWembleyWest LeedervilleLake Monger18 SOURCE OF DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTSUnless otherwise consistent with a planning approval, the development of land is to bein accordance with the standards and requirements contained in this Scheme Text, thePlanning Policies and the Residential Design Codes.19 RESIDENTIAL DESIGN CODES(1) For the purpose of this Scheme "Residential Design Codes" means the ResidentialDesign Codes set out in State Planning Policy 3.1, together with any amendmentsthereto.(2) A copy of the Residential Design Codes, as amended, shall be kept and madeavailable for public inspection at the offices of the Council.(3) Unless otherwise provided for in the Scheme the development of land for any of theresidential purposes dealt with by the Residential Design Codes shall conform to theprovisions of those Codes.(4) The Residential Design Code dwelling density applicable to land within the SchemeArea shall be determined by reference to the Residential Design Code‟s dwellingdensity number superimposed on the particular areas shown on the Scheme Mapas being contained within the solid black line borders or where such an area abutsanother area having a Residential Design Code dwelling density, as beingcontained within the centre-line of those borders.Part 3 - Development Requirements 16

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)20 SPECIAL APPLICATION OF RESIDENTIAL DESIGN CODES(1) Notwithstanding the provisions of the Residential Design Codes, the followingspecial applications of the Residential Design Codes apply:-(a)(b)street boundary setbacks within the City Beach Precinct (P1) shall be aminimum of 7.5 metres from the primary street (as defined by Council) and3.75 metres from the secondary street, except within the Residential R30zone and in the case of grouped dwelling development, andstreet boundary setbacks within the Floreat Precinct (P3) shall be aminimum of 9 metres from the primary street (as defined by Council) and4.5 metres from the secondary street, except within the Residential R15zone.(2) When determining setbacks under this clause, the following provisions shallapply:-(a)(b)setbacks shall be measured at 90 degrees to the street alignment; andclauses 5.1.2 (C2.1 to C2.4) and 5.2.1 (C1.1 to C1.5) of the ResidentialDesign Codes shall not apply.(3) For the area located along either side of Cambridge Street between Selby Streetand Birkdale Street and zoned Residential R20, the average site area for groupeddwellings shall be 450m 2 .21 DWELLING DENSITIES(1) The permitted dwelling density per hectare under the Residential Design Codesfor any land is to be determined by reference to the Residential Design Codesdwelling density number, as illustrated on the Scheme Map.(2) Subject to compliance with the procedures set out in the Residential DesignCodes for notifying affected owners and occupiers, the Council may grant anincrease in the permitted dwelling density by up to 50% if:-(a)(b)the proposed development effects the discontinuance of a non-conforminguse; orthe proposed development conserves or enhances an existing building,buildings or place which is either;(i)(ii)(iii)declared to be a conservation area or a conservation place, ornominated on the Municipal Heritage Inventory, orincluded on the State Register of Heritage Places, the Register of theNational Estate or listed by the National Trust; orPart 3 - Development Requirements 17

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)(c)the proposed development would remove all vehicular access to and fromthe site from a road nominated by Council to be a primary or districtdistributor road.(3) Where the Council allows an increase in the permitted dwelling density, thestandards and provisions of the Residential Design Codes which relate to thathigher density are to apply.22 CONSERVATION OF TREESIn determining an application for planning approval under Part 4, the Council may haveregard to any trees or other vegetation which Council considers worthy of retention.23 SEWERAGE CONNECTION(1) Notwithstanding any provision of this Scheme to the contrary, all residentialdevelopments are to be connected to a comprehensive sewerage system, if oneis available.(2) Where no comprehensive sewerage system is available, the Council is not togrant planning approval for any residential development, other than the erectionof a single house, unless:-(a)(b)the Health Department of Western Australia recommends to the Councilthat the planning application complies with the requirements of theGovernment Sewerage Policy; orimmediately prior to the Gazettal date the land in respect of which theproposed development is to take place is used for the purposes of two ormore dwellings.DIVISION 2 - PLACES OF CULTURAL HERITAGE SIGNIFICANCE24 DECLARATION OF A CONSERVATION AREA(1) The Council, following the procedures set out in this clause, may declare an area ofland to be a conservation area where, in the opinion of the Council, special planningcontrols are needed to conserve and enhance the cultural heritage significance andcharacter of the area.(2) In considering a proposal to declare an area of land to be a conservation area, theCouncil:-(a)(b)is to give written notice to each owner of land affected by the proposal;is to advertise the proposal:-(i)in a notice in a newspaper circulating in the Town;Part 3 - Development Requirements 18

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)(ii)(iii)by the erection of a sign in a prominent location in the area affected bythe proposal; andin any other way that the Council considers necessary to ensurewidespread notice of the proposal;(c)(d)(e)(f)is to include in the newspaper notice and on the sign an invitation forsubmissions about the proposal to be made to the Council within a specifiedperiod of 28 days;may consult with any person or body;is to have regard to any written submissions lodged with the Council underthis clause; andmay, by resolution, declare the area to be a conservation area.(3) Where the Council declares an area to be a conservation area it is to:-(a)adopt a Planning Policy for the area which is to comprise:-(i)a map showing the boundaries of the area;(ii) a list of places, if any, of heritage significance;(iii) objectives and guidelines for the conservation of the area;(b)give notice of the declaration and, when available, a copy of the PlanningPolicy to:-(i)the Heritage Council of Western Australia;(ii) the Western Australian Planning Commission; and(iii) any person or body who made a submission in respect of theconservation area.(4) The Council may amend or cancel a conservation area by following the proceduresset out in sub-clause (2).25 DECLARATION OF A CONSERVATION PLACE(1) The Council may, following the procedures set out in this clause, declare a place tobe a conservation place where, in its opinion, the place:-(a)(b)is of cultural heritage significance or possesses special interest related to orassociated with cultural heritage; andshould be conserved or enhanced.(2) In considering a proposal to declare a place to be a conservation place, theCouncil:–Part 3 - Development Requirements 19

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)(a)(b)(c)is to give written notice to each owner of land affected by the proposal, andthe notice is to include an invitation for submissions about the proposal to bemade to the Council within a specified period of 28 days;is to have regard to any written submissions lodged with the Council underthis clause; andmay, by resolution, declare the place to be a conservation place.(3) Where the Council declares a place to be a conservation place it is to:-(a)(b)give notice of each declaration to the Heritage Council of Western Australiaand the Western Australian Planning Commission; andgive notice of each declaration to any person or body who made a submissionin respect of the conservation place.(4) The Council may amend or cancel a conservation place by following the proceduresset out in sub-clause (2).(5) Places declared under this clause shall be listed in a Planning Policy which mayinclude objectives and guidelines for the conservation of the place.26 HERITAGE AGREEMENTSThe Council may, in accordance with the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990, enterinto a heritage agreement with an owner or occupier of land or a building for thepurpose of binding the land or affecting the use of the land or building insofar as theinterest of that owner or occupier permits.27 VARIATIONS TO STANDARDSWhere a development is proposed which would:-(a)(b)conserve or enhance the whole or part of a conservation area or a conservationplace which has been declared by the Council to be significant and worthy ofconservation; andwould not adversely affect the cultural heritage significance of the conservation areaor place,the Council may, by way of planning approval and subject to the requirements of clause39 of the Scheme, grant modifications to any development requirement specified in thisScheme or in Planning Policies, or the Residential Design Codes including: -(c)(d)in respect of a residential development - an increase of up to 50% from the specifiedmaximum dwelling density; andin respect of a non-residential development - an increase of up to 10% from thespecified maximum plot ratio; andPart 3 - Development Requirements 20

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)as long as the increase or variation would not adversely affect the cultural heritagesignificance of that, or any other, conservation area or place including the streetscapeor precinct in which it is located.DIVISION 3 - CONTROL OF ADVERTISEMENTS28 DEFINITIONSFor the purposes of this Division:-“advertiser”“display”“exempted advertisement”“existing advertisement”means any one or more of the land owner, occupier,licensee or other person having an interest in or benefitingfrom the display of an advertisement;in relation to an advertisement, includes the erection andplacement of the advertisement;is an advertisement exempted from the requirement toobtain planning approval under clause 33 (c) and as listedin a Planning Policy; andmeans an advertisement that is:-(a)(b)lawfully displayed before the commencement of thisScheme; ordisplayed under a licence or other approval grantedby the Council before the commencement of thisScheme.29 NEED FOR PLANNING APPROVALA person shall not begin or continue to display an advertisement, other than an existing orexempted advertisement, without having first applied for and having obtained planningapproval under Part 4.30 EXISTING AND EXEMPTED ADVERTISEMENTSUnless it is subject to a notice under clause 31:-(a)(b)an exempted advertisement may be displayed; andan existing advertisement may continue to be displayed in accordance with thelicence or approval, if any, granted by the Council.Part 3 - Development Requirements 21

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)31 NOTICES AFFECTING THE DISPLAY OF ADVERTISEMENTS(1) Where, in the opinion of the Council, the display of an advertisement, including anexempted or existing advertisement, seriously conflicts with:-(a)(b)(c)(d)(e)the requirements of the Scheme;any relevant Planning Policies;the orderly and proper planning of a locality;the conservation of the amenities of a locality; andthe design, scale and relationship of existing buildings or surroundings of theadvertisement;the Council may, by notice in writing, require the advertiser to remove, relocate,adapt or otherwise modify the advertisement within the period specified in thenotice.(2) Where, in the opinion of the Council, an advertisement has deterioratedinappropriately having regard to the matters set out in sub-clause (1), or where theadvertisement ceases to be effective for the purpose for which it was displayed, theCouncil may by notice in writing require the advertiser to:-(a)(b)repair, repaint or otherwise restore the advertisement to a standard specifiedby Council in the notice; orremove the advertisement.(3) A notice under this clause is to:–(a)(b)(c)(d)be given to the advertiser;refer to the advertisement which is the subject of the notice;give full details of the action or alternative courses of action to be taken by theadvertiser to comply with the notice; andspecify the period, not being less than 60 days, within which the actionspecified is to be completed by the advertiser.(4) Subject to the provisions of the Act, a person on whom the notice is served underthis clause has a right of appeal against the Council‟s decision to serve the notice.Part 3 - Development Requirements 22

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)PART 4 – PLANNING APPROVAL32 NEED FOR PLANNING APPROVALIn order to give full effect to the provisions and objectives of this Scheme, all development,including a change in the use of land, except as otherwise provided in clause 33 of theScheme, requires the prior approval of the Council in each case. Accordingly, no personshall commence or carry out any development, including a change in the use of any land,without first having applied for and obtained the planning approval of the Council pursuantto the provisions of this Part.33 EXEMPTION FROM PLANNING APPROVAL(1) The planning approval of the Council is not required for the following developmentof land:-(a)The use of land in a Reserve, where such land is held by the Council orvested in a public authority:-(i)for the purpose for which the land is reserved under the Scheme; or(ii) in the case of land vested in a public authority, for any purpose for whichsuch land may be lawfully used by that authority.(b)The use of land which is a permitted ("P") use in the Zone in which that land issituated provided:-(i)(ii)it does not involve the carrying out of any building or other works; andit is in compliance with all the requirements prescribed by the Scheme,Council Planning Policies and the Residential Design Codes.(c)(d)(e)(f)(g)The erection of a boundary fence, a communications antenna, anadvertisement, the alteration of land levels, the construction of a retaining wallwhere listed as exempt from the requirement to obtain Planning Approval in aPlanning Policy.Development of a minor nature where listed as exempt from the requirementto obtain Planning Approval in a Planning Policy.The erection on a lot of a single dwelling house, including ancillaryoutbuildings, in a zone where the proposed use is designated with the symbol"P" in the cross reference to that zone in the Zoning Table, except whereotherwise provided by the Scheme.The carrying out of any works on, in, over or under a street or road by a publicauthority acting pursuant to the provisions of any Act.The carrying out of works for the maintenance, improvement or otheralteration of any building, being works which affect only the interior of thePart 4 - Planning Approval 23

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)building or which do not materially affect the external appearance of thebuilding, unless the building or structure is:-(i)located in a place that has been entered in the Register of HeritagePlaces under the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990;(ii) the subject of an Order under Part 6 of the Heritage of WesternAustralia Act 1990;(iii) declared to be a conservation place under clause 25 of the Scheme; or(iv) declared to be a conservation area under clause 24 of the Scheme andPlanning Approval for internal works is required by a Planning Policy.(h)The carrying out of works urgently necessary in the interests of public safetyor for the safety or security of plant or equipment or for the maintenance ofessential services.(2) Notwithstanding that a single house or ancillary outbuilding does not require theprior approval of the Council pursuant to the Scheme, any person who wishesCouncil to exercise discretion under the Residential Design Codes or a PlanningPolicy relating to the erection of a single house or ancillary outbuilding shall, at thetime of lodging an application for a building licence or earlier, apply in writing toCouncil, seeking Council's approval for the variation.The Council may approve the variation with or without conditions or may refuse toapprove the variation. The Council shall, before granting its approval, satisfy itselfthat:-(a)(b)the discretion requested is one which the Council has the power to approve;andgranting of that discretion would not compromise the objectives of theResidential Design Codes or Planning Policy.(3) Notwithstanding that any development by reason of the preceding paragraphs doesnot require the approval of the Council, a planning application must nevertheless besubmitted to the Council for referral to the Commission for determination inaccordance with the Metropolitan Region Scheme or the Metropolitan Region TownPlanning Scheme Act 1959 if the land the subject of the application is wholly orpartly within an area duly declared by the Commission to be a planning control areapursuant to Section 35C of the Metropolitan Region Town Planning Scheme Act1959.34 UNAUTHORISED EXISTING DEVELOPMENTS(1) Where a development has been, or is being, carried out contrary to clause 32, aperson may apply to the Council for planning approval for that development.(2) If the Council grants planning approval in respect of an application made undersub-clause (1), the planning approval is not to be taken as:-Part 4 - Planning Approval 24

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)(a)(b)authorising development before the date on which the Council resolved togrant the planning approval; orpreventing action being taken in respect of the unauthorised developmentbefore the date on which the Council resolved to grant planning approval.35 FORM OF APPLICATION FOR PLANNING APPROVALAn application for planning approval is to:-(a)(b)(c)be made generally in the form set out in Schedule 4 of the Scheme and containthe information and material set out in the Council‟s Planning Policy forapplications for planning approval and be forwarded to the Council;be made by the owner of the land on which the development is proposed or aperson authorised in writing by the owner to make an application for planningapproval; andinclude all information, plans and documents required, by a provision of thisScheme Text, a Planning Policy or otherwise, to be included in an application forplanning approval.36 DESIGN ADVISORY COMMITTEEThe Council may appoint a design advisory committee for the purpose of considering,and advising the Council with respect to applications. The design advisory committeemay be consulted on design matters relating to development.37 ADVERTISING OF APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING APPROVAL(1) Where an application is made for planning approval to commence or carry outdevelopment which involves an 'SA' use, the Council shall not grant approval of thatapplication unless notice of the application is first given in accordance with theprovisions of sub-clause (5) of this clause.(2) Notwithstanding sub-clause (1) of this clause, where an application is made forplanning approval to commence or carry out development which involves an „SA‟use, the Council may decide that the use is not required to be advertised inaccordance with sub-clause (5) where:-(a)(b)the use is existing on the subject land; andin the opinion of Council, approval of the application will not materially add tothe scale and intensity of the existing use of the land.For the purposes of this clause the Council, in determining whether an applicationwill not materially add to the scale and intensity of the existing use of the land shallconsider the following matters:-Part 4 - Planning Approval 25

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)(a)(b)(c)(d)the visual appearance and scale of the development relative to adjoiningproperties;the impact of the development on the amenity of adjoining properties;the generation of any additional vehicular parking, traffic, noise or odour whichmay be created by the development; andany other matters which the Council considers to be relevant.(3) Nothing in sub-clause (2) of this clause shall prevent the Council from determiningthat an application involving an „SA‟ use shall be advertised.(4) Where an application is made for planning approval to commence or carry outdevelopment which involves an 'AA' use, or any other development which requiresthe planning approval of the Council, the Council may give notice of the applicationin accordance with the provisions of sub-clause (5).(5) Where the Council is required or decides to give notice of an application for planningapproval the Council shall cause one or more of the following to be carried out at theapplicant‟s expense:-(a)(b)(c)notice of the proposed development to be served by registered post on theowners and occupiers likely to be affected by the granting of planningapproval stating that submissions may be made to the Council within twentyone days of the service of such notice;notice of the proposed development to be published in a newspapercirculating in the Scheme Area stating that submissions may be made to theCouncil within twenty one days from the publication thereof; anda sign or signs displaying notice of the proposed development to be erected ina conspicuous position or positions on the land for a period of twenty onedays from the date of publication of the notice referred to in paragraph (b) ofthis sub-clause.(6) The notice referred to in sub-clause (5) (a) and (b) shall be in the form contained inSchedule 5 with such modifications as circumstances require.(7) After expiration of twenty one days from the serving of the notice of the proposeddevelopment, the publication of the notice or the erection of a sign or signs,whichever is the later, the Council shall consider and determine the application.38 DETERMINATION OF APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING APPROVAL -GENERAL PROVISIONS(1) The Council may refuse to consider an application for planning approval whichdoes not comply with the requirements of this Part.(2) In assessing an application, the Council:-(a)may consult with any person or body; andPart 4 - Planning Approval 26

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)(b)is to have regard to any written submissions lodged with the Council inrespect of the application.(3) Subject to sub-clause (4) the Council may:-(a)(b)refuse an application; orapprove an application either:-(i)unconditionally; or(ii) subject to such conditions as the Council considers to be appropriate.(4) Without limiting the scope of the Council‟s discretion to determine an applicationunder sub-clause (3), the Council is to have regard to:-(a)(b)(c)(d)(e)(f)(g)(h)the provisions of this Scheme and of any other written law applying withinthe Scheme Area including the Metropolitan Region Scheme;any relevant Planning Policy;any Statement of Planning Policy of the Western Australian PlanningCommission;any planning study approved by the Council;any submission accompanying or related to the application;the orderly and proper planning of the locality;the conservation of the amenities of the locality; andthe design, scale and relationship to existing buildings and surroundings ofany proposed building or structure.(5) Where an application involves a development which may affect:-(a)(b)an area declared by the Council (under clause 24) to be a conservationarea; ora place declared by the Council (under clause 25) to be a conservationplace,the Council, before determining the application, may require a heritageassessment to be carried out, at the applicant‟s expense, to determine how theproposed development might affect the area or place.39 DETERMINATION OF NON-COMPLYING APPLICATIONS FOR PLANNINGAPPROVAL(1) In this clause:-Part 4 - Planning Approval 27

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)(a)(b)an application for planning approval which does not comply with a standardor requirement of this Scheme (including a standard or requirement set outin a Planning Policy), where the standard or requirement does not providefor any permitted variation, is called a "non-complying application"; anda non-complying application does not include an application involving aprohibited use.(2) Subject to sub-clause (3), the Council may refuse or approve a non-complyingapplication.(3) The Council cannot grant planning approval for a non-complying applicationunless it is satisfied by an absolute majority that:-(a)if approval were to be granted, the development would be consistent with:-(i)the orderly and proper planning of the locality;(ii) the conservation of the amenities of the locality; and(iii) the statement of intent set out in the relevant Precinct Planning Policy;and(b)the non-compliance would not have any undue adverse affect on:-(i)the occupiers or users of the development;(ii) the property in, or the inhabitants of, the locality; or(iii) the likely future development of the locality.(4) Where in the opinion of Council a variation under sub-clause (1) is likely to affectany owners or occupiers in the general locality, the Council may:-(a)(b)consult with the party or parties who, in the opinion of Council, may beaffected by the approval of the development; andhave regard to any submissions before making its decision to grant thevariation.40 DETERMINATION OF AN APPLICATION FOR DEMOLITIONIn considering an application for or involving demolition, the Council is to have regard tothe matters listed in clause 38 and:-(a)may defer consideration of the application until:-(i)(ii)it has granted planning approval for subsequent development of therelevant site;it has issued a building licence for that development; andPart 4 - Planning Approval 28

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)(iii)it is satisfied that the subsequent development will commence;(b)may approve the application, subject to conditions including:-(i)(ii)(iii)the retention, maintenance, reinstatement or repositioning of any part of theexisting building or structure;the screening of the site during redevelopment; andwhere the development that has been approved has not been substantiallycommenced within a total period of more than six months, the landscapingof or other treatment of the site to the satisfaction of the Council; or(c)may refuse the application.41 NOTICE OF COUNCIL DECISIONAs soon as is practicable after making a decision in relation to an application forplanning approval, the Council is to give to the applicant, in writing, generally in theform prescribed in Schedule 6:-(a)(b)(c)notice of the approval or refusal;the reason or reasons for the approval or refusal; andthe conditions, if any, to which approval is subject.42 TERM OF PLANNING APPROVAL(1) Subject to sub-clause (2), a planning approval is valid from the date on which theapplication is approved until:-(a) the expiry of the period, if any, imposed by the Council under clause 41;(b)(c)it is amended under clause 43; orin the case of planning approval for a home occupation:-(i)the specified occupier ceases to be the occupier of the lot in respect ofwhich the approval is granted; or(ii) the approval is revoked under clause 46.(2) A planning approval shall lapse if the development has not been substantiallycommenced before the expiration of two years, or such period as the Councilmay determine, from the date on which the application is approved.Part 4 - Planning Approval 29

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)43 TEMPORARY PLANNING APPROVALThe Council may, in granting planning approval, limit the period during which thedevelopment may be carried out where:-(a)(b)it considers that development in excess of that period might adversely affect theamenities of the locality or the orderly and proper planning of the locality; orfor any other reason it considers that approval ought to be granted for a limited ortrial period.44 DEEMED REFUSAL(1) Subject to sub-clauses (2) and (3), an application for planning approval is takento have been refused where notice of planning approval is not given to theapplicant by the Council within:-(a)(b)60 days of the receipt of the application; orsuch further time as may be agreed in writing between the applicant andthe Council within that period of 60 days.(2) Subject to sub-clause (3), an application in respect of any place which:-(a)(b)(c)(d)is declared as a conservation area under clause 24; oris declared as a conservation place under clause 25; orCouncil requires to be advertised in accordance with the procedure outlinedin clause 37, orCouncil requires to be referred to any other body in accordance with clause38(2),is taken to have been refused where notice of planning approval is not given tothe applicant within:-(e)(f)90 days of the receipt of the application; orsuch further time as may be agreed in writing between the applicant andthe Council within that period of 90 days.(3) Nothing in this clause prevents the Council from making a decision about anapplication after the expiry of the periods referred to in sub-clauses (1) and (2).45 APPROVAL SUBJECT TO LATER PLANNING APPROVAL OF DETAILS(1) Where an application for planning approval is for a development that includes thecarrying out of any building or works, the Council may grant approval subject tomatters requiring the subsequent approval of the Council. These matters mayPart 4 - Planning Approval 30

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)PART 5 - MISCELLANEOUS48 PLANNING POLICIES(1) The Council may make Planning Policies, which are to:-(a)(b)relate to an aspect or aspects of development control or any other matterrelevant to this Scheme; andapply to all or a part of the Scheme Area.(2) In preparing a draft Planning Policy, the Council is to have regard to:-(a)(b)(c)(d)(e)the purpose for which land is set aside under this Scheme;the orderly and proper planning of the locality;the conservation of the amenities of the locality;any strategies, studies or objectives adopted by the Council; andany other matters it considers to be relevant.(3) Having prepared a draft Planning Policy, the Council is:-(a)(b)(c)to advertise a summary of the draft Planning Policy once a week for twoconsecutive weeks in a newspaper circulating in the Scheme Area, givingdetails of where the draft Planning Policy may be inspected, and in whatform and during what period (being not less than 21 days) submissions maybe made, unless the draft Policy is to be advertised under clause 24 or 25of the Scheme, in which case no further advertisement is required;where practicable, to notify those persons who, in the opinion of theCouncil, might be directly affected by the draft Planning Policy; andto forward a copy of the draft Planning Policy to the Western AustralianPlanning Commission for its consideration and advice in cases where theCouncil considers that the Policy may be inconsistent with other provisionsof the Scheme or with state and regional planning policies.(4) After the expiry of the period for submissions, the Council is to:-(a)(b)review the draft Planning Policy having regard to any written submissions;anddetermine, by resolution, to adopt the draft Planning Policy, with or withoutamendment, or not to proceed with it.(5) As soon as practicable after the Council makes a determination under sub-clause(4), details of the determination are:-Part 5 - Miscellaneous 32

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)from the date of publication of the Scheme or the Scheme Amendment in theGovernment Gazette.(2) Where, in respect of any application for planning approval to commence andcarry out development on land reserved under this Scheme, the Council, or anyappellate body thereafter, refuses or grants approval subject to conditions suchthat the effect of the decision is to permit the land to be used or developed for nopurpose other than a public purpose, the owner of the land may, within six (6)months of the date of the relevant decision, claim compensation from the Councilfor injurious affection.52 ELECTION TO PURCHASE AND VALUATION(1) Where compensation for injurious affection is claimed pursuant to clause 51, theCouncil may, at its option elect to acquire the land so affected instead of payingcompensation.(2) Where the Council elects to acquire the land in respect of which the claim forcompensation for injurious affection is made, the Council shall give notice of thatelection to the claimant by notice in writing within three (3) months of the claim forcompensation being made.(3) Where the Council elects to acquire land as provided in sub-clause (1), if theCouncil and the owner of the land are unable to agree as to the price to be paid forthe land by the Council, the price at which the land may be acquired by the Councilshall be the value of the land as determined in accordance with sub-clause (4).(4) The value of the land referred to in sub-clause (3) shall be the value thereof on thedate that the Council elects to acquire the land and that value shall be determined:-(a)(b)by arbitration in accordance with the Commercial Arbitration Act 1985; orby some other method agreed upon by the Council and the owner of the land,and the value shall be determined without regard to any increase or decrease, ifany, in value attributable wholly or in part to this Scheme.(5) The Council may deal with or dispose of land acquired for a Town of CambridgeScheme Reserve pursuant to the preceding sub-clause (4) or upon such terms andconditions as it thinks fit provided the land is used for, or preserved for, a usecompatible with the use for which it was reserved.Part 5 - Miscellaneous 34

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)PART 6 - ENFORCEMENT53 NOTICES(1) A notice required to be given by the Council under section 10(1) of the Act is tobe a 28 day notice signed by the Chief Executive Officer and sent by registeredpost to the owner and to any occupier or lessee of the premises affected by thenotice.(2) The Council may recover expenses under section 10(2) of the Act in any mannerin which it is from time to time entitled to recover rates levied by it under the LocalGovernment Act 1995.54 AUTHORISED ENTRY(1) An officer authorised by the Council may, with any assistance required, enter atany reasonable time any building or land to determine whether the provisions ofthis Scheme have been or are being observed.(2) An authorised officer exercising the power of entry under sub-clause (1) or anyother person accompanying an authorised officer who:-(a)(b)finds a person committing; oron reasonable grounds suspects a person of having committed,a breach of a provision of this Scheme, may ask that person for his or her nameand address.(3) A person who:-(a)(b)in any way opposes the exercise of an authorised officer's power of entry;orwhen asked to do so under sub-clause (2), refuses to state his or her nameor address or states a false name or address,commits an offence.(4) A person who gives or is suspected of giving a false name or address to theperson making the inquiry under sub-clause (2) may, without any other warrant,be apprehended by the person making the demand and taken before a Justice tobe dealt with according to law.55 OFFENCES(1) Subject to Part 4 of this Scheme, a person shall not erect, alter or add to abuilding or use, or change the use of any land or building, or permit or suffer anyPart 6 - Enforcement 35

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)land or building to be used, or the use of any land or building to be changed forany purpose:-(a)(b)(c)(d)other than a purpose permitted or approved of by the Council in the Zone inwhich that land or building is situated;unless all approvals, consents or licences required by this Scheme or anyother law have been granted or issued;unless all conditions imposed upon the grant or issue of any approval,consent or licence required by this Scheme or any other law have been andcontinue to be complied with; andunless all standards laid down and all requirements prescribed by thisScheme or determined by the Council pursuant to this Scheme with respectto that building or the use of that land or building have been and continue tobe complied with.(2) Where the Council has granted planning approval for the development of land ona condition which involves the maintenance or continuance of the state orcondition of any place, area, matter or thing a person shall not use or permit orsuffer the use of that land for any purpose while the state or condition of thatplace, area, matter or thing is not being maintained or continued in accordancewith that condition.(3) If, in the opinion of the Council, land is being used in contravention of sub-clauses(1) or (2) of this clause, the Council may give to the owner and occupier of theland or building a notice in writing requiring the owner or occupier, or both, tocomply with the relevant provisions of the Scheme or condition of planningapproval within a specified period as determined by the Council.Part 6 - Enforcement 36

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)PART 7 – SPECIAL CONTROL AREAS56 SPECIAL CONTROL AREASSpecial Control Area No. 1 – Lots 723 and 724 The Boulevard, City Beach(“Kalinda Development Area”)(1) Description of AreaThe provisions of this clause 56 relate only to the land contained in Lots 723 and724 The Boulevard consisting of land generally fronting The Boulevard andKalinda Drive, City Beach which accommodate or have previouslyaccommodated areas used for a bowling club site, a scout hall site, and a quarrysite. The land is designated on the Scheme Map as Special Control Area No. 1or SCA No. 1, in addition to any notation for residential code densities or otherpurposes and in this text is referred to as “the Kalinda Development Area” or“SCA No. 1”.(2) Planning ObjectivesThe objectives for development and planning decision-making within SCA No. 1are:(a)In the area including the former bowling club site and scout hall site (theResidential zoned area):(i)to facilitate development of the land predominantly for residentialpurposes, but generally in accordance with the use permissibilitydesignations applicable to the Residential Zone in the Zoning Table;(ii) to facilitate development in accordance with a split residential densitycoding of R30/40; and(iii) ensuring that the split residential density coding of R30/40 produces aspread of residential densities and styles by requiring the preparationand approval of an Outline Development Plan prior to the Council:A. considering recommending subdivision; orB. approving developmentwithin the area.(iv) ensuring that development of the site satisfies all necessaryenvironmental requirements.(b)In the area comprising the former quarry site (the Development zonedarea):Part 7 - Special Control Areas 37

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)(i)to impose a development zoning which has the effect of postponingplanning approval for any development until an Outline DevelopmentPlan has been prepared and approved for the area; and(ii) ensuring that an Outline Development Plan for the area is notapproved until detailed environmental and geotechnical investigationhas been carried out to determine appropriate future uses, and toensure that the determination of future uses has due regard forenvironmental conditions outlined in the Minister for the Environment‟sLand Use Strategy for Bold Park and Environs (Statement 381).(3) Planning ConsiderationsIn addition to the matters referred to in clause 38 the Council shall have regardto the objectives set out in the preceding sub-clause (2) when:(a)(b)considering recommending subdivision; orapproving developmenton land within SCA No. 1.(4) Conflict with other provisions of the SchemeWhere a provision of this clause 56 is inconsistent with any other provision of theScheme, the provisions of this clause shall prevail.(5) Outline Development Plan for Residential zoned area(a)(b)The procedure for the preparation, Council adoption and, where a proposalfor subdivision of land is involved, the Commission endorsement of anOutline Development Plan set out in Schedule 7 shall apply to the OutlineDevelopment Plan required for the Residential zoned area, but where thereis any inconsistency between a provision of this sub-clause and theprovisions of Schedule 7, the provisions of this sub-clause shall prevail.A proposed Outline Development Plan shall not be submitted to the Counciluntil the Department of Environmental Protection has been satisfied that:-(i)adequate investigation has been undertaken to identify whether or notthe landfill on the adjoining Development zoned area has resulted inany contamination leaching into the subject land and;(ii) in the event of any contamination being found to exist, that contaminationbeing properly managed.(c)A proposed Outline Development Plan for the Residential zoned area shallnot be submitted to the Council unless it provides for land areas whichachieve an average density of R35 and do not allow for development at adensity greater than R40.(d) The principles and provisions of the Commission‟s “LiveableNeighbourhoods” guidelines are to apply to the Residential zoned area,Part 7 - Special Control Areas 38

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)and particular consideration is to be given to matters of permeability andconnectivity, lot orientation and provision for public open space.(e)(f)The Outline Development Plan is to contain measures which will ensurethat the development of land in the Residential zoned area will not detractfrom the conservation and recreation values of adjacent bushland, and inparticular Bold Park.The Outline Development Plan is to incorporate design guidelines whichare not in conflict with the Residential Design Codes, to guide residentialdevelopment in the Residential zoned area, the Residential DesignGuidelines are to indicate the extent to which variations from the Codesmay be approved by the Council.(6) Outline Development Plan for the Development zoned area(a)(b)(c)(d)(e)The procedure for the preparation, Council adoption and, where a proposalfor subdivision of land is involved, the Commission endorsement of anOutline Development Plan set out in Schedule 7 shall apply to the OutlineDevelopment Plan required for the Development zoned area, but wherethere is any inconsistency between a provision of this sub-clause and theprovisions of Schedule 7, the provisions of this sub-clause shall prevail.A proposed Outline Development Plan for the Development zoned areashall not be submitted to the Council until detailed environmental andgeotechnical investigation of the land in that area has been carried out,and the details of the investigation and its outcome are to be included inthe Outline Development Plan Report.The Outline Development Plan must set out clearly the relationshipbetween the environmental and geotechnical investigation results and theproposals for future use of land in the Development zoned area.Any proposal in the Outline Development Plan for future use of land in theDevelopment zoned area must detail clearly the extent to which theenvironmental conditions outlined in the Minister for the Environment‟sLand Use Strategy for Bold Park and Environs (Statement 381) have beenaddressed and applied in any proposals for use of the land in that area.All environmental and geotechnical investigations and conclusionscontained in the ODP must be carried out to the satisfaction of theDepartment of Environmental Protection.(7) The matters specifically referred to in sub-clauses 5 and 6 are not intended to beexhaustive of the matters which must be addressed in a proposed OutlineDevelopment Plan for the respective areas, and the Council may from time totime stipulate other matters which in the interest of orderly planning it will requireto be included in or addressed in an Outline Development Plan relating to anypart of SCA No. 1.(8) Nothing in this clause is intended to preclude the possibility of a single OutlineDevelopment Plan being prepared for both the Residential zoned area and thePart 7 - Special Control Areas 39

SCHEDULE 1 - DEFINITIONSTown Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)absolute majority: has the same meaning as given to it in the Local Government Act 1995.Act: means the Planning and Development Act 2005 (as amended).advertisement: means any word, letter, model, sign, placard, board, notice device orrepresentation, whether illuminated or not, in the nature of, and employed wholly or partly forthe purposes of, advertisement, announcement or direction, and includes any hoarding orsimilar structure used, or adapted for use, for the display of advertisements.amenity: means the expectations of those living and working in an area about the quality oftheir environment including its pleasantness, character, beauty, harmony in the exteriordesign of buildings, privacy and security.amenity building: means a building or part of a building used by employees or personsotherwise engaged in the conduct of an industry or business on the same site, for their personalcomfort, convenience or enjoyment of leisure, but not used or intended for use for the work ofthe industry or business.amusement centre: means any land or building, open to the public, where the predominantuse is amusement by amusement machines and where there are more than two amusementmachines operating within the premises.amusement facility: means any land or buildings, open to the public, used for not more thantwo amusement machines where such use is incidental to the predominant use.amusement machine: means any machine, game or device whether mechanical or electronicor a combination of both operated by one or more players for amusement and recreation.ancillary accommodation: has the same meaning given to it as in the Residential DesignCodes.appendix: means an appendix to the Scheme.applicant: means the owner of the subject land or a person or body authorised by the ownerto make an application for planning approval or to act on any other matter involving theCouncil in relation to that land.application: means an application for planning approval made under Part 4 of the SchemeText.approved plan: means any plan that:-(a) forms part of an application for which planning approval has been granted; and(b) has been endorsed with the approval of the Council.authorised officer: means an officer of the Council, authorised by the Council to exercise all orsome of the powers of the Council under this Scheme.battle-axe lot: means a lot having access to a public road by means of an access stripincluded in the Certificate of Title of that lot.Schedule 1: Definitions 41

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)building: means a structure erected or placed on land.Building Code of Australia: means the Building Code of Australia (as amended).building line: means the line between which and any public place or public reserve a buildingmay not be erected except by or under the authority of an Act.caravan: means a vehicle as defined under the Road Traffic Act 1974 (as amended)maintained in a condition suitable for licence under that Act at all times and being designed orfitted or capable of use as a habitation or for dwelling or sleeping purposes.caretaker's dwelling: means a building used as a dwelling by a person having the care of thebuilding, plant, equipment or grounds associated with an industry, business, office or recreationarea carried on or existing on the same site.Chief Executive Officer: means the Chief Executive Officer or Deputy Chief ExecutiveOfficer of the Council.child day care centre: means any land or buildings used as a day care centre for the dailyor occasional care of more than four children in accordance with the Community Services(Child Care) Regulations 1988.child family care centre: means a child minding operation conducted in a private dwellingwhere no more than four children are received for care.cinema/theatre: means any land or building where the public may view a motion picture ortheatrical production.civic use: means land or buildings used by a Government Department, an instrumentality ofthe Crown, or the Council, for administrative, recreational or other purpose.club premises: means any land or buildings used or designed for use by a legally constitutedclub or association or other body of persons united by a common interest whether such buildingor premises be licensed under the provisions of the Liquor Licensing Act 1988 (as amended) ornot and which building or premises are not otherwise classified under the provisions of theScheme.commercial vehicle: means a vehicle whether licensed or not and which is used inconjunction with a trade or profession and shall include trailers, tractors and their attachments,buses and earthmoving machines whether self propelled or not but shall not include apassenger car derivative as defined by the Vehicle Sales Regulations 1976 (as amended), avan, utility or light truck which is rated by the manufacturer as being suitable to carry loads of upto 1.5 tonnes.commercial: means any activity involving any form of purchase, hire or sale of goods orservices.Commission: means the Western Australian Planning Commission constituted under theWestern Australian Planning Commission Act 1985 (as amended).communications antennae (domestic): means any mast, antennae, aerial, satellite dish andother associated equipment used for the reception or transmission of television or radiosignals or for other electronic communications where such device is consistent with theSchedule 1: Definitions 42

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)predominant style and size of other such devices in the locality, and provided that neither itsvertical nor horizontal dimensions exceed one metre.communications antennae (commercial): means any mast, antennae, aerial, satellite dishand other associated equipment used for the reception or transmission of television or radiosignals or for other electronic communications where its vertical or horizontal dimensionsexceed one metre but does not include telecommunications infrastructure.community purpose: means the use of land or buildings designed or adapted primarily for theprovision of educational, social and recreational facilities and services by organisations involvedin activities for community benefit.conference centre: means any land or buildings or parts of buildings used for the purposes ofconferences, meetings, workshops or training courses, where the majority of those inattendance are not everyday occupiers or users of the site.conservation: means, in relation to any place or heritage precinct, the management of thatplace or precinct in a manner that will:-(a)(b)enable the cultural heritage significance of that place or precinct to be retained; andyield the greatest sustainable benefit for the present community without diminishing thecultural heritage significance of that place or precinct, and may include the preservation,stabilisation, protection, restoration, reconstruction, adaptation and maintenance of thatplace or precinct in accordance with relevant professional standards, and the provision ofan appropriate visual setting.conservation area: means an area of heritage value having a distinctive nature, which maycontain elements of only minor individual significance but heightened collective significance,and within whose boundaries controls may be necessary to retain and enhance its character.consulting rooms: means premises used by no more than two practitioners for theinvestigation and/or treatment of physical or mental injuries or ailments (not including a hospital)in the practice of a profession of a person who is a legally qualified medical practitioner, dentist,physiotherapist, chiropractor, podiatrist or similar practitioner, but does not include a masseurand does not include premises practising therapeutic massage or similar services.consulting rooms group: means premises used by more than two practitioners for theinvestigation and/or treatment of physical or mental injuries or ailments (not including a hospital)in the practice of a profession of a person who is a legally qualified medical practitioner, dentist,physiotherapist, chiropractor, podiatrist or similar practitioner, and may include ancillaryservices such as pharmacists, pathologists and radiologists, but does not include a masseurand does not include premises practising therapeutic massage or similar services.Council: means the executive body of the Town of Cambridge.cultural heritage significance: means, in relation to a conservation area or place, the relativevalue which that place or precinct has in terms of its aesthetic, historic, scientific or socialsignificance, for the present community and future generations.cultural use: means any use aimed at the improvement or refinement of people byentertainment and/or education.Schedule 1: Definitions 43

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)curtilage: in relation to a dwelling means the yard of the dwelling, or an area in the immediatevicinity of the dwelling on the same lot used for purposes ancillary to the dwelling. The curtilageshall not include the area located between the street frontage of the lot and the dwelling thereonexcept with the special approval of the Council. The term shall have a like meaning in relationto land around buildings other than dwellings.development: has the same meaning as is given to it in the Act but includes-(a) an advertisement; and(b) in relation to any conservation place, any act or thing that is likely to significantlychange the external character of the building, object or place.dry cleaning premises: means any land or buildings used for the cleaning of garments andother fabrics by chemical processes.educational establishment: means a school, college, university, technical institute, academyor other educational centre, but does not include a reformatory.facade: means the exposed faces of a building towards roads or open space or the frontaloutward appearance of the building.fish shop: means a building where wet fish and similar foods are displayed and offered forsale.floor area of a building: means -(a) for a private residential building - the meaning outlined in the definition of plot ratio inthe Residential Design Codes;(b) for a non-private residential building - the gross total area of:-(i) each of the floors of a lodging house; or(ii) those parts of each of the floors used for residential purposes of a hotel, a motel,a serviced apartment, a private hotel, an educational establishment, aninstitutional building or a hospital which accommodates members of the staff ofthe hospital, including the area of passages, lobbies, amenities and accessways,but shall not include the area of lift shafts, stairs, plant rooms, non-habitablefloorspace in basements, private car parks and any portion of an open balconywhich portion is of not more than 2.4 metres in depth provided that the longestopen side of the balcony has no enclosure other than a balustrade of not morethan 1.05 metres in height and to which there is no access other than by way ofthe tenancy of which it forms an exclusive part; and(c) for a non-residential building - the gross total area of each of the floors of the buildingincluding the area of car parking spaces in public fee-paying car parks but shall notinclude the area of private car parks, the areas of lift shafts, stairs, toilets, amenities,plant rooms and the thickness of any external walls.frontage: means the boundary line or lines between land and the street or streets uponwhich that land abuts.funeral parlour: means any land or buildings occupied by an undertaker where bodies arestored and prepared for burial or cremation.garage sale: means the use of a residential property for the sale of second hand goods for aperiod of not more than twelve consecutive hours where:-Schedule 1: Definitions 44

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)and includes, when carried out on land upon which the process is carried out and in connectionwith that process, the storage of goods, any work of administration or accounting, or thewholesaling of, or the incidental sale of goods resulting from the process, and the use of landfor the amenity of persons engaged in the process, but does not include:-(i) the carrying out of agriculture;(ii) on-site work on buildings or land; and(iii) in the case of edible goods the preparation of food for retail sale from the premises.industry - general: means an industry other than a cottage, extractive, hazardous, light,noxious, rural or service industry.industry - hazardous: means an industry which, when in operation and when all measuresproposed to minimise its impact on the locality have been employed (including measures toisolate the industry from existing or likely future development on other land in the locality),would pose a significant risk in relation to the locality, to human health, life or property, or to thebiophysical environment. Examples of such industry include oil refineries and chemical plantsbut would generally exclude light, rural or service industries.industry - light: means an industry:-(a) in which the processes carried on, the machinery used, and the goods and commoditiescarried to and from the premises, will not cause any injury to, or will not adversely affectthe amenity of the locality by reason of the emission of light, noise, electrical interference,vibration, smell, fumes, smoke, vapour, steam, soot, ash, dust, waste water or otherwaste products; and(b)the establishment of which will not, or the conduct of which does not, impose an undueload on any existing or proposed service for the supply or provision of water, gas,electricity, sewerage facilities, or any other like services.industry - noxious: means an industry which is subject to licensing as Prescribed Premisesunder the Environmental Protection Act 1986 (as amended).industry - service: means a light industry carried out on land or in buildings which have a retailshop front and from which goods manufactured on the premises may be sold; or land andbuildings having a retail shop front and used as a depot for receiving goods to be serviced.land: shall have the same meaning given to the term in and for the purposes of the Act.landscaped area: means any area developed by the planting of lawns, garden beds, shrubsor trees and includes any area developed with rockeries, ornamental ponds, swimmingpools, barbecue areas or children's playgrounds and includes any other area approved bythe Council as landscaped area.local shop: means a shop in which the only goods offered for sale are a combination offoodstuffs, toiletries, stationery, or goods of a similar domestic nature intended for the day today consumption or use by persons living or working in the locality of the shop, and mayinclude the preparation and sale of food for consumption on the premises where this isincidental to the predominant use of the land.lodging house: shall have the same meaning as is given to the term in and for the purposes ofthe Health Act 1911 (as amended).Schedule 1: Definitions 46

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)lot: shall have the same meaning given to the term in and for the purposes of the Act, andallotment has the same meaning.market: means any land or buildings used for a fair, a farmer's or producer's market or a swapmeetin which the business or selling carried on or the entertainment provided is byindependent operators or stallholders carrying on their business or activities independently ofthe market operator save for the payment where appropriate of a fee or rental.massage rooms: means premises primarily used by a masseur or which primarily providetherapeutic massage or similar services.Metropolitan Region Scheme: means the Metropolitan Region Scheme made pursuant to theMetropolitan Region Town Planning Scheme Act 1959 published in the Government Gazette ofAugust 9 1963 and as amended from time to time.Minister: means the Minister for Planning or the Minister of the Western AustralianGovernment responsible for town planning.motel: means any land or buildings used or intended to be used to accommodate patrons in amanner similar to a hotel but in which special provision is made for the accommodation ofpatrons with motor vehicles and to which a licence under the Liquor Licensing Act 1988 hasbeen granted.motor vehicles and marine sales premises: means any land or buildings used for the displayand sale of new or second hand motor-cycles, cars, trucks, caravans and boats or any one ormore of them and may include the servicing of motor vehicles sold from the site.motor vehicle wash: means any land or buildings where vehicles are washed and cleaned byor primarily by mechanical means.Municipal Inventory: means the Municipal Inventory, as amended from time to time, preparedby the Council pursuant to Section 45 of the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990 (asamended).net floor area: for the purposes of determining car parking requirements under the parkingpolicy, has the same meaning as “floor area of a building”, but does not include any area ofpublic fee paying car parks.night club: means any land or buildings used for entertainment and/or eating facilities and towhich a licence under the provisions of the Liquor Licensing Act 1988 has been granted.non-conforming use: means any use of land or building which, was lawful immediately prior tothe coming into operation of this Scheme, but is not in conformity with the provisions of thisScheme.nursing home: means any building used for the accommodation and care of aged persons.office: means a building or part of a building used for the conduct of administration, the practiseof a profession, the carrying on of agencies, a post office, bank, building society, insuranceoffice, estate agency, typist and secretarial services, or services of a similar nature, and wherenot conducted on the site thereof, the administration of or the accounting in connection with acommercial or industrial undertaking.Schedule 1: Definitions 47

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)open air display: means the use of land as a site for the display and/or sale of goods andequipment.owner: in relation to any land includes the Crown and every person who jointly or severallywhether at law or in equity:-(a) is entitled to the land for an estate in fee simple in possession; or(b) is a person to whom the Crown has lawfully contracted to grant the fee simple of the land;or(c) is a lessor or licensee from the Crown; or(d) is entitled to receive or is in receipt of, or if the land were let to a tenant, would be entitledto receive the rents and profits thereof, whether as a beneficial owner, trustee, mortgageein possession, or otherwise.park home: means a movable dwelling, not being a vehicle as defined under the Road TrafficAct 1974 (as amended), but constructed and maintained on its own chassis and wheels andcapable of mobility at all times although stabilised by jacks and provided with skirtings andbeing so designed and constructed as to permit independent occupancy for dwelling purposes.petrol and convenience store: means any land and or buildings used for the retail sale ofconvenience goods being those goods commonly sold in supermarkets, delicatessens andnewsagents, but including the sale of petrol and operated during hours which include, but whichmay extend beyond normal trading hours and providing associated parking. The buildingsassociated with a convenience store shall not exceed 300 m² gross leasable area.place: means an area of land sufficiently identified by survey, description or otherwise as to bereadily ascertainable, and includes:-(a) an area of land situated below low water mark on the seashore or on the bank of tidalwaters, or in the bed of any watercourse, lake or estuary;(b) any works or buildings situated there, their contents relevant to the purpose of thisScheme, and such of their immediate surroundings as may be required for the purposesof the conservation of those works or buildings; and(c) as much of the land beneath the place as is required for the purposes of its conservation.plot ratio: means the ratio of the floor area of a building to the area of land within theboundaries of the lots on which that building is located except for residential developmentwhere the term shall have the same meaning given to it in the Residential Design Codes.precinct: means an area or neighbourhood of limited size having:-(a) a similar use or other characteristics; and(b) specified boundaries.precinct planning policy: means a planning policy setting out the planning intentions for aparticular precinct.predominant use: is the use of land to which all other uses carried out on that land aresubordinate, incidental or ancillary.prison: shall have the same meaning given to it in and for the purposes of the Prisons Act1981 (as amended).Schedule 1: Definitions 48

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)private hotel: means any land or buildings used for residential purposes the subject of aLimited Hotel Licence granted under the provisions of the Liquor Licensing Act 1988 (asamended).public authority: shall have the same meaning given to it in and for the purposes of the Act.public parking station: means any land or building or part of a building open to the publicgenerally for the parking of vehicles for which payment of a fee or charge may be required, andincludes the use of the land or building for that purpose.public utility: means any work or undertaking constructed or maintained by a public authorityor the Council as may be required to provide water, sewerage, electricity, gas, drainage,communications or other similar services.public worship - place of: means any land or buildings used primarily for religious activitiesbut does not include an institution for primary, secondary, or higher education, or a residentialtraining institution.reception centre: means any land or buildings used by parties for functions on formal orceremonial occasions, but not for unhosted use for general entertainment purposes.recreation private: means land used for parks, gardens, playgrounds, sports arenas, or othergrounds for recreation which are not usually open to the public without charge.recreation public: means land used for a public park, public gardens, foreshore reserve,playground or other grounds for recreation which are usually open to the public without charge.reformatory: means land or buildings used for the confinement or detention in custody ofjuvenile offenders against the law with a view to their rehabilitation.reserve: means any land reserved for a public purpose.Residential Design Codes: means the Residential Design Codes, in the Western AustralianPlanning Commission's State Planning Policy 3.1.restaurant: means a building wherein food is prepared for sale and consumption on thepremises and the expression shall include a licensed restaurant.restricted premises: means any land or building, part or parts thereof, used or designed to beused primarily for the sale of retail or wholesale, or the offer for hire, loan or exchange, or theexhibition, display or delivery of:-(a) publications that are classified as restricted publications pursuant to the IndecentPublications and Articles Act 1902 (as amended); or(b) materials, compounds, preparations or articles which are used or intended to be usedprimarily in or in connection with any form of sexual behaviour or activity.retail: means the sale or hire of products, goods or services to the public generally in smallquantities and from a shop, showroom or fast food outlet.retail floor area: means the floor area of each of the floors of a building used for the displayor sale of goods, but does not include floor areas used for concealed storage, foodpreparation, a workshop or a toilet.Schedule 1: Definitions 49

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)retirement village: means a development containing accommodation for aged personstogether with ancillary facilities.service station: means any land or buildings used for the retail sale of petroleum products andmotor vehicle accessories and for carrying out greasing, tyre repairs, minor mechanical repairsto motor vehicles but does not include a transport depot, panel beating, spray painting, majorrepairs or wrecking.serviced apartments: means a building or buildings which include self-contained units fortransient accommodation.shop: means any building wherein goods are kept, exposed or offered for sale by retail, orwithin which services of a personal nature are provided (including a hairdresser, beautytherapist or manicurist) but does not include a showroom, fast food outlet, any premisesinvolving the sale of petrol, or any other premises specifically defined elsewhere in this part.showroom: means any building or part of a building used or intended for use for the purpose ofdisplaying or offering for sale by wholesale or retail, automotive spare parts, carpets, largeelectrical appliances, furniture, hardware or goods of a bulky nature but does not include thesale by retail of foodstuffs, liquor or beverages, items of clothing or apparel, magazines,newspapers, books or paper products, china, or glassware, or items of personal adornment.sign: means a notice, message or display by means of a freestanding or fixed sign or hoarding.storage yard: means any land used for the open air storage of goods.storey: means that portion of a building which is situated between the top of any floor andthe top of the floor next above it and if there is no floor above it, that portion between the topof the floor and the ceiling above it but does not include any portion of a building used solelyfor car parking and having 50% or more of its volume below natural ground level.street alignment: means the boundary between the land comprising a street and the landabutting it, but, where a new street alignment is prescribed, means the boundary betweenthat land and that new street alignment.streetscape:(a) means the total visual impression gained from any one location within a streetincluding the natural and man made elements; and(b) is made up of the appearance of and the relationships between buildings in terms ofdesign, scale, materials, colours, finishes, signs, external furniture, paving materials forroads, footpaths and landscaping.take-away food outlet: means any land or buildings used for the preparation, sale and servingof food to customers in a form ready to be eaten without further preparation primarily off thepremises, but does not include a take-away food outlet (drive through).take-away food outlet (drive through): means any land or buildings used for the preparation,sale and serving of food to customers in a form ready to be eaten without further preparationprimarily off the premises, where facilities are provided for the serving of customers with foodwithin their vehicles.tavern: means any land or buildings the subject of a Tavern Licence granted under theprovisions of the Liquor Licensing Act 1988.Schedule 1: Definitions 50

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)telecommunications infrastructure: means any part of infrastructure of a telecommunicationsnetwork and includes any line, equipment, apparatus, tower, antenna, tunnel, duct, hole, pit orother structure used, or for use, in or in connection with a telecommunications network.Town: means the municipal area of the Town of Cambridge.veterinary clinic: means a building in which a veterinary surgeon or veterinarian treats theminor ailments of domestic animals and household pets as patients but in which animals orpets do not remain overnight, and may include a dispensary of medications incidental thereto.veterinary hospital: means a building used in connection with the treatment of animal injuriesand ailments, and includes the care and accommodation of animals during or after suchtreatment.warehouse: means a building wherein goods are stored and may be offered for sale bywholesale.wholesale: means the sale of any goods to any person or persons other than the ultimateconsumer of those goods by a person or his trustee, registered as a 'wholesale merchant' forSales Tax purposes under the provisions of the Sales Tax Assessment Act No. 1 1930 (asamended).wine house: means any land or buildings the subject of a Wine House Licence granted underthe provisions of the Liquor Licensing Act 1988 (as amended).zone: means a portion of the Scheme Area shown on the map by distinctive colouring,patterns, symbols, hatching, or edging for the purpose of indicating the restrictions imposed bythe Scheme on the use and development of land, but does not include reserved land.Schedule 1: Definitions 51

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)SCHEDULE 2 - ADDITIONAL USESNo.LandParticulars1. Lot 5 (No. 10)and Lot 4 (No.12) AbbotsfordStreet, WestLeedervilleAdditional UsesAdministrativeOffices, Training(staff and patient),Treatment(includingPsychiatric andIncidentalTherapies), StaffAccommodationand Storage; all ofthose uses beingassociated withexisting Hospitallocated on Lots 1,181 and 50, Nos 61-69, CambridgeStreet, WestLeedervilleDevelopment Standards/Conditions1. The additional uses shall be carried outwithin and confined to the existing buildingson site.2. In the event that:(a) any of the buildings is removed,destroyed or damaged to the extent thatthe replacement cost would onindependent expert assessment be 75%or more of the value of the buildingimmediately prior to removal destructionor damage; or(b) any of the buildings is not used for anylawful purpose including the additionaluses for 6 consecutive months or more;or(c) any of the building ceases to beoccupied by and in connection with theHospital referred to in the AdditionalUses column then the land is notthereafter to be used for any purposeother than a purpose approved by theCouncil and in accordance with theZoning Table.3. Notwithstanding the permitted additionaluses, no area shown on the approved plans(approved by the Council on 23 June, 1998and dated accordingly) as „Amenities‟, „Store‟„Kitchen‟, „Kitchenette‟, „Hallway‟ or„Verandah‟ is to be used for any purposeother than that annotated on the approvedPlans.4. The additional uses prescribed herein relateonly to activities associated with existingHospital referred to in the Additional Usescolumn, and no part of the land is to be usedfor any purposes which are independent ofthe Hospital.5. A total of 4 vehicle parking bays shall beprovided at the rear of the building on Lot 5,or such other location as approved by theCouncil.Schedule 2: Additional Uses 52

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)2 Lot 4 (No. 17)Kerr Street,WestLeedervilleOffice and storagefor adjoining tavernon Lot 101 (No. 95-99) CambridgeStreet, WestLeederville1. The additional uses shall be carried outwithin and confined to the existing buildingand its curtilage.2. The additional uses prescribed herein relateonly to activities associated with existingtavern referred to in the Additional Usescolumn, and no part of the land is to be usedfor any purposes which are independent ofthe tavern.3. Storage must be confined to areas wherestored material cannot be seen from KerrStreet and there is to be no storage in thesetback area between the house and theneighbouring residential property to thesouth.4. All deliveries of goods are to occur from thecarpark of the tavern, and no deliveries areto be made from Kerr Street.5. No signage is permitted on the property.6. The residential character of the property is tobe maintained.7. That there be no activity on the property thatwould interfere with the amenity of theresidential neighbourhood whether byreason of the emission of light, noise, fumes,odours, dust, vibration, electricalinterference, waste water or other wasteproducts or by any other means.8. In the event that:-(a) the building is removed, destroyed ordamaged to the extent that thereplacement cost would on independentexpert assessment be 75% or more ofthe value of the building immediatelyprior to removal, destruction or damage;or(b) any of the buildings is not used for anylawful purpose including the additionaluses for 6 consecutive months or more;or(c) any of the building ceases to beoccupied by and in connection with thetavern referred to in the Additional Usescolumn;Schedule 2: Additional Uses 53

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)then the land is not thereafter to be used forany purpose other than a purpose approvedby the Council and in accordance with theZoning Table.9. No more than two employees occupying theoffice at any one time.3 Lot 4 (No. 134)Salvado Road,Wembley4 Lot 10comprisingStrata Lot 2(No. 272) andStrata Lot 1(No. 274)CambridgeStreet,Wembley5 Lot 353 (No.24) FloreatAvenue, FloreatCar parkingMedical Centre andPharmacyConsulting RoomsGroup – DentalSurgery1. The additional uses shall be carried outwithin and confined to the subject site and itscurtilage.2. The use of Lot 4, Salvado Road, Wembleyshall only be in association with and relatedto the uses on Lots 55, 56 and 57Cambridge Street, Wembley.3. The provision of vehicular access to Lot 4from Salvado Road will be subject to detailedtraffic analysis in considering anydevelopment application for the site.4. In addition to the permitted additional use forcar parking, the site is to be landscaped andreticulated to include suitable screeningalong Salvado Road and abutting lots andshall include the planting of trees within thesite to the satisfaction of the Council.1. The maximum height of the building shall betwo storeys.2. The setbacks for any new building shall notbe less than the setbacks prescribed by theResidential Design Codes. Where a setbackis provided it will predominantly belandscaped.3. A maximum of five practitioners at any onetime will operate from the medical centre.4. Parking provision to fully satisfy Councilpolicy.1. The design of the building to be inaccordance with the Residential DesignCodes and the Town's Residential PlanningPolicies, unless specified otherwise;2. Provision of open space may be less than55%. All open space areas shall be wellmaintained gardens and mature vegetationalong property boundaries to be retained;3. No car-parking to be located in the primarySchedule 2: Additional Uses 54

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)street setback area;4. Car parking areas to be screened fromadjacent residential properties and from thestreet and noise attenuation measures to beprovided;5. A maximum of four practitioners can operatefrom the dental surgery at any one time;6. Signage to be limited to one sign identifyingthe name of the building, to a maximum sizeof 0.2m 2 ;7. Parking to be provided in accordance withthe Town's Planning Scheme parkingrequirements;8. Upper storey windows with views toadjoining residential properties to haveobscure glazing or to be highlight windows(1.6 metres above finished floor level);9. A boundary wall of brick or masonryconstruction along the boundary with No.22Floreat Avenue and behind the 9.0 metresfront setback is required as part of anydevelopment on the site, which shall be 2.5metres in height as measured from theNo.22 Floreat Avenue side;10.The dental surgery operating hours shall onlybe between 7am and 6pm Monday to Fridayand 7pm and 2pm Saturday;11.Requirements under the EnvironmentalProtection (Noise) Regulations 1997 relatingto the operations on the site to be met.Schedule 2: Additional Uses 55

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)SCHEDULE 3 - SPECIAL USE ZONESNo.Description ofLand1 Lot 1WollastonRoad, CityBeachSpecial UsesWollastonTheologicalCollege andancillary buildingsand facilities whichin the opinion ofCouncil areancillary to thepurposes of theTheologicalCollegeDevelopment Standards/ConditionsAs determined by Council2 Lots 1 and 537(Nos. 41 - 45)McCourtStreet, WestLeedervilleLand uses to be inaccordance withthe provisions ofthe 'Medical Zone'with the exceptionof the area coveredby Lot 537 (beingthe area measuredgenerally 14metres from thenorthern boundaryof the site) whichshall be restrictedin land use to'Residential R60'and to car parkingwhich may formpart of anintegrateddevelopmentassociated withadjoining medicalfacilities.Plot ratio: 1.55:1.0Height: Buildings fronting Cambridge Streetshall be limited in height to 4 storeys and shalltransition down to a maximum height of 3storeys at a distance no closer than 5.3metres from the northern boundary of the site.Parking: A Parking Management Plan shallaccompany any Development Application forthe site.Access: Vehicular access to the site shall belimited to the Cambridge Street and theWoolcott Lane frontages of the site.Residential: Residential development is tocomply with the Residential Design CodesR60 standards. Architectural and landscapingtreatments to the frontage of the residentialdevelopment at ground floor level shall be inkeeping with the residential streetscape.General: Any other relevant developmentstandard in the Scheme shall apply.Schedule 3: Special Use Zones 56

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)SCHEDULE 4 - APPLICATION FOR PLANNING APPROVALTOWN PLANNING SCHEME NO. 1SITE:Lot No:Street:Lot Size:House No:Suburb:Property No._______DA-20____Loc. No: Diagram/Plan: Cert. of Title: Vol: Folio:PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT:Description of Proposed Development:Estimated Value of Construction Work (Excl. GST): $LAND OWNER(S):First Name:Surname:First Name:Surname:Address:Telephone No: Work: Home:Mobile:Fax No:Email:Signature 1 : Signature 1 :Date:Date:APPLICANT:Name/Company:Address:Contact Person:Telephone No:Fax No:Signature:Mobile:Email:Date:NOTES: 1. The signature of the land owner(s) is required for all planning applications. This applicationwill not proceed without the above signature(s). Company owned properties requireauthorised signatory proof.2. This form is not to be used for applications to the Western Australian Planning Commission.3. Three copies, to scale, of site plans, floor plans and elevations are to be submitted with thisapplication.OFFICE USE ONLY:DA Fee: $ Receipt No:Schedule 4: Application for Planning Approval 57

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)SCHEDULE 5 - NOTICE OF PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT OFAPPLICATION FOR PLANNING APPROVALTOWN OF CAMBRIDGETOWN PLANNING SCHEME NO. 1NOTICE OF PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT OF APPLICATION FORPLANNING APPROVALIt is HEREBY NOTIFIED for public information and comment that the Council has receivedan application for planning approval to develop land for the purpose described hereunder:LAND DESCRIPTION:LOT NO:………………………………...STREET NO:…………………………..STREET:……………………………………………………......................................SUBURB:……………………………………………………………………………….PROPOSAL:…………………………………………………………………………………………...…….……………………………………………………………………..…………………………………….……………………………………………………………………..………………………………Details of the proposal are available for inspection at the Council offices. Comments on theproposal may be submitted to the Council in writing before close of business on the ………..dayof ……………….20………………………………………….CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERDATE……………….……………..Schedule 5: Notice of Public Advertisement of Application for Planning Approval 58

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)SCHEDULE 6 - NOTICE OF PLANNING APPROVAL /REFUSALTOWN OF CAMBRIDGETOWN PLANNING SCHEME NO. 1N O T I C E O F P L A N N I N G A P P R O V A LOWNER:NameStreetSuburb State PostcodeAPPLICANT:NameStreetSuburb State PostcodeDEVELOPMENT:SITE:APPROVAL DATE:InsertLot No (Street No) StreetSuburb WA PostcodeDateApproval to commence development in accordance with the Application lodged on < Date>is granted subject to the Schedule of Conditions specified hereunder.This approval is valid for a period of 24 months from the date of this notice. If developmentis not substantially commenced within this period, a fresh approval must be obtained beforecommencing or continuing development.Except where the land the subject of this approval is the subject of a notice under Clause 32of the Metropolitan Region Scheme or is reserved by that Scheme, this approval shall bedeemed to be an approval under the Metropolitan Region Scheme.Should the applicant be aggrieved by this decision, a right of review may exist pursuant tothe State Administrative Tribunal Act 2004. A request for review should be made within 28days of notice of this decision to the State Administrative Tribunal.SCHEDULE OF CONDITIONSADVICE TO THE APPLICANTIn addition to the above conditions, the applicant is advised that a number of otherrequirements may apply to the development under other legislation, including, but not limitedto:Schedule 6: Notice of Planning Approval/Refusal 59

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)1. This is a Development Approval of the Town of Cambridge under its Town PlanningScheme No. 1 and related policies. It is not a building licence or an approval tocommence or carry out development under any other law. It is the responsibility of theapplicant to obtain any other necessary approvals, consents and licences requiredunder any other law, and to commence and carry out development in accordance withall relevant laws.2. This approval is not an authority to ignore any constraint to development on the land,which may exist through statute, regulation, contract or on title, such as an easementor restrictive covenant. It is the responsibility of the applicant and not the Town toinvestigate any such constraints before commencing development. This approval willnot necessarily have regard to any such constraint to development, regardless ofwhether or not it has been drawn to the Town‟s attention.*****PLEASE NOTE: THIS APPROVAL IS NOT A BUILDING PERMIT*****DIRECTORDEVELOPMENT AND SUSTAINABILITYISSUE DATE: dd/mm/201yContact Officer: Insert name (tel: insert no)Schedule 6: Notice of Planning Approval/Refusal 60

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)SCHEDULE 7 - PROVISIONS FOR OUTLINEDEVELOPMENT PLANSGeneral Purpose of this ScheduleThe purpose of this Schedule is to set out provisions for the preparation, adoption by theCouncil and endorsement of approval by the Commission of Outline Development Plans forthe purpose of Part 7 of the Scheme. It is intended that the provisions in this Schedule willapply to every Outline Development Plan required under Part 7 of the Scheme, except to theextent that provision is made in Part 7 in any way varying or modifying the requirements ofthis Schedule.1. Operation of Special Control Areas1.1 A Special Control Area established under Part 7 of the Scheme or otherwise is tobe shown on the Scheme Map as Special Control Area or SCA with the numberassigned to it.1.2 In respect of any Special Control Area shown on the Scheme Map, theprovisions applying to the Special Control Area in this Schedule and in clause 7apply in addition to the provisions applying to any underlying zoning or reserveand any general provisions of the Scheme.1.3 InterpretationIn this Schedule, unless the context otherwise requires:“Proposed Outline Development Plan” means an Outline Development Planprepared by one or more owners of land in a Special Control Area, or preparedby the Council and intended to be processed in accordance with the provisionsof this Schedule, but which has not been adopted by the Council and endorsedwith the approval of the Commission;“Outline Development Plan” means an Outline Development Plan which hasbeen adopted by the Council and endorsed with the approval of the Commissionin accordance with the provisions of this Schedule;“owner” means an owner or owners of land in a Special Control Area.1.4 General Purposes of Special Control AreasIn addition to any special purpose, the general purposes of Special ControlAreas are to:(a)(b)identify areas requiring comprehensive planning; andto apply specific controls for and to co-ordinate subdivision anddevelopment in areas requiring comprehensive planning.Schedule 7: Provisions for Outline Development Plans 61

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)2. Subdivision and Development in Special Control Areas2.1 The development of land within a Special Control Area is to comply with theprovisions of Part 7 relating to that Special Control Area.2.2 The subdivision and development of land within a Special Control Area is togenerally be in accordance with any Outline Development Plan that applies tothat land.3. Outline Development Plan Required3.1 The Council is not to:(a)(b)consider recommending subdivision; orapprove developmentof land within a Special Control Area unless there is a ODP for the SpecialControl Area or for the relevant part of the Special Control Area.3.2 Notwithstanding the provisions of the preceding sub-clause, the Council mayrecommend subdivision or approve the development of land within a SpecialControl Area prior to an Outline Development Plan coming into effect in relationto that land, if the Council is satisfied that this will not prejudice the specificpurposes and requirements of the Special Control Area.4. Preparation of Proposed Outline Development Plan4.1 A proposed Outline Development Plan may be prepared by:(a)(b)the Council; oran owner.4.2 A proposed Outline Development Plan may be prepared for all, or part of, aSpecial Control Area.5. Details of Proposed Outline Development Plan5.1 As applicable to the land concerned, a proposed Outline Development Plan is tocontain the following details:(a)(b)a map that shows the area to which the proposed Outline DevelopmentPlan is to apply;a Site Analysis Map showing the characteristics of the site including:(i)land form, topography and land capability;(ii) conservation and environmental values including bush land, wetlands,damp lands, any stream or watercourse, any foreshore reserve andany environmental policy area;Schedule 7: Provisions for Outline Development Plans 62

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)(iii) hydro-geological conditions, including approximate depth to watertable;(iv) sites and features of Aboriginal and European heritage value;(c)a map showing proposals for:(i)location of residential cells;(ii) street block layout;(iii) the street network including street types;(iv) any cycle and pedestrian path or network;(v) provision for public open space;(vi) finished contours;(vii) residential densities;(viii) provision for all services including drainage, sewerage, water supplyand electricity;(ix) illustration of connection with surrounding areas;(d)a written report to explain the mapping and to address the following:(i)the planning framework for the Outline Development Plan includingany policies, strategies and Scheme provisions which apply to theland, and any environmental conditions which apply under the Schemeor otherwise;(ii) the site analysis including reference to the matters listed in (b) above;(iii) how planning for the area in the Outline Development Plan is to beintegrated with the surrounding land;(iv) the design rationale for the proposed pattern of subdivision, land useand development;(v) traffic management and safety;(vi) parkland provision and management;(vii) proposals for access to or use of public utilities including sewerage,water supply, drainage, gas, electricity and communication services;(viii) the proposed method of implementation including any cost sharingarrangements and details of any staging of subdivision anddevelopment;Schedule 7: Provisions for Outline Development Plans 63

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)(ix) the manner in which any specific matter referred to in Part 7 relating tothe relevant Special Control Area is to be addressed;(x) a Management Plan for the protection of adjacent bush land areas;(xi) evidence that all environmental analysis required for the ODP hasbeen carried out to the satisfaction of the Department ofEnvironmental Protection;(xii) proposed development programme.5.2 The maps referred to in the preceding sub-clause are to:(a)(b)be drawn to a scale that clearly illustrates the details referred to; andinclude a north point, visual bar scale, key street names and a drawingtitle and number.5.3 A Proposed Outline Development Plan may, to the extent that it does not conflictwith the Scheme, impose a classification on the land included in it by referenceto reserves, zones or the Residential Design Codes, and where the ProposedOutline Development Plan becomes an Outline Development Plan, the localgovernment is to have due regard to such reserves, zones or Residential DesignCodes when recommending subdivision or approving development of land withina Development Area.5.4 A Proposed Outline Development Plan must, in the opinion of the localgovernment, be consistent with orderly and proper planning.6. Submission to Local Government and Commission6.1 A Proposed Outline Development Plan prepared by an owner is to be submittedto the local government.6.2 Within 7 days of preparing or receiving a proposed Outline Development Planwhich proposes the subdivision of land, the local government is to forward acopy of the Proposed Outline Development Plan to the Commission.6.3 The Commission is to provide comments to the local government as to whether itis prepared to endorse the Proposed Outline Development Plan with or withoutmodifications.6.4 The Commission must provide its comments to the local government within 30days of receiving the Proposed Outline Development Plan.7. Advertising of Proposed Outline Development Plan7.1 Within 60 days of preparing or receiving a Proposed Outline Development Planthat conforms with clause 5 and complies with the Scheme (or such longer timeas may be agreed in writing between the owner who submitted the ProposedOutline Development Plan and the local government), the local government is to:Schedule 7: Provisions for Outline Development Plans 64

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)(a)advertise, or require the owner who submitted the Proposed OutlineDevelopment Plan to advertise, the Proposed Outline Development Planfor public inspection by one or more of the following ways:(i)notice of the Proposed Outline Development Plan published in anewspaper circulating in the Scheme Area;(ii) a sign or signs displaying a notice of the Proposed OutlineDevelopment Plan to be erected in a conspicuous place or places inthe Development Area, or part of the Development Area, to which theProposed Outline Development Plan applies; and(b)give notice or require the owner who submitted the Proposed OutlineDevelopment Plan to give notice, in writing to:(i)all owners whose land is included in the Proposed OutlineDevelopment Plan;(ii) all owners and occupiers who, in the opinion of the local government,are likely to be affected by the adoption of the Proposed OutlineDevelopment Plan;(iii) such public authorities and other persons as the local governmentnominates;(c)undertake, or require an owner who submitted the Proposed OutlineDevelopment Plan to undertake, such other public notification orconsultation as the Council considers appropriate.7.2 The advertisement and notice are to:(a)(b)(c)explain the scope and purpose of the Proposed Outline Development Plan;specify when and where the Proposed Outline Development Plan may beinspected; andinvite submissions to the local government by a specified date being notless than 21 days after the giving or erection of the notice or publication ofthe advertisement, as the case requires.8. Adoption of Proposed Outline Development Plan8.1 The local government is to consider all submissions received and within 60 daysof the latest date specified in the notice or advertisement for the making ofsubmissions is to:(a)(b)adopt the Proposed Outline Development Plan, with or withoutmodifications; orrefuse to adopt the Proposed Outline Development Plan and, where theProposed Outline Development Plan was submitted by an owner, givereasons for this to the owner.Schedule 7: Provisions for Outline Development Plans 65

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)8.2 (a) In making a determination under clause 8.1, the local government is tohave due regard to the comments and advice received from theCommission in relation to the Proposed Outline Development Plan.(b)If the Commission requires modifications to the Proposed OutlineDevelopment Plan, the local government is to consult with the Commissionprior to making a determination under clause 8.1.8.3 If the local government, after consultation with the Commission, is of the opinionthat a modification to the Proposed Outline Development Plan is substantial, thelocal government may:(a)(b)re-advertise the Proposed Outline Development Plan; orrequire the owner who submitted the Proposed Outline Development Planto re-advertise the Proposed Outline Development Plan,and thereafter, the procedures set out in clause 7.1 onwards are to apply.8.4 If within the period referred to in clause 8.1, or such further time as may beagreed in writing between the owner who submitted the Proposed OutlineDevelopment Plan and the local government, the local government has notmade a determination under clause 8.1, the local government is deemed to haverefused to adopt the Proposed Outline Development Plan.9. Endorsement by Commission9.1 If the Proposed Outline Development Plan proposes the subdivision of land, thenwithin 7 days of making its determination under clause 8.1, the local governmentis to forward the Proposed Outline Development Plan to the Commission for itsendorsement.9.2 As soon as practicable after receiving the Proposed Outline Development Plan,the Commission is to determine whether to endorse the Proposed OutlineDevelopment Plan.9.3 The Commission is to notify the local government of its determination underclause 9.2. If the Commission‟s notification is that it is not prepared to endorsethe Outline Development Plan, the local government is to negotiate with theCommission a form of the Outline Development Plan it is prepared to endorse. Ifthe local government and the Commission cannot agree on a form of the OutlineDevelopment Plan proposing subdivision that the Commission is prepared toendorse, the local government is to determine an appropriate course of action inthe circumstances.10. Notification of Outline Development PlanAs soon as practicable after adopting a Proposed Outline Development Plan underclause 8.1 and if clause 9 applies, as soon as practicable after being notified underclause 9.3 of the Commission‟s determination to endorse the Proposed OutlineDevelopment Plan, the local government is to forward a copy of the OutlineDevelopment Plan to:Schedule 7: Provisions for Outline Development Plans 66

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)(a)(b)any public authority or person that the local government thinks fit; andwhere the Outline Development Plan was submitted by an owner, to the owner.11. Operation of Outline Development Plan11.1 An Outline Development Plan comes into effect:(a)where the Outline Development Plan proposes the subdivision of land, onthe day on which it is endorsed by the Commission pursuant to clause 9.2;or(b) on the day on which it is adopted by the local government under clause 8.1in all other cases.11.2 If a provision of an Outline Development Plan is inconsistent with a provision ofthe Scheme, then the provision of the Scheme prevails to the extent of theinconsistency.12. Inspection of Outline Development Plan12.1 The Outline Development Plan and the Commission‟s notification under clause9.3 is to be kept at the local government‟s administrative offices, and is to bemade available for inspection by any member of the public during office hours.13. Variation of Outline Development Plan13.1 The local government may vary an Outline Development Plan:(a)(b)by resolution if, in the opinion of the local government, the variation doesnot materially alter the intent of the Outline Development Plan;otherwise, in accordance with the procedures set out in clause 5 onwards.13.2 If the local government varies an Outline Development Plan by resolution, andthe variation does not propose the subdivision of land, the local government is toforward a copy of the variation to the Commission within 10 days of making theresolution.13.3 If the local government varies an Outline Development Plan by resolution, andthe variation proposes the subdivision of land, the local government is to forwarda copy of the variation to the Commission within 10 days of making theresolution for its endorsement.13.4 As soon as practicable after receiving the copy of the variation referred to inclause 13.3, the Commission is to determine whether to endorse the proposedvariation.13.5 The Commission is to notify the local government of its determination underclause 13.4.13.6 A variation to an Outline Development Plan by resolution comes into effect:Schedule 7: Provisions for Outline Development Plans 67

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)(a)(b)where the variation proposes the subdivision of land, on the day on which itis endorsed by the Commission pursuant to clause 13.4; oron the day on which the local government resolves to make the variationunder clause 13.1(a)14. Appeal14.1 An owner who has submitted a Proposed Outline Development Plan underclause 6.1 may appeal, under Part V of the Act:(a)(b)any failure of the local government to advertise, or require the owner toadvertise, a Proposed Outline Development Plan within the required timeperiod under clause 7.1;any determination of the local government:(i)to refuse to adopt a Proposed Outline Development Plan (including adeemed refusal); or(ii) to require modifications to a Proposed Outline Development Plan thatare unacceptable to that owner.”Schedule 7: Provisions for Outline Development Plans 68

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)TOWN OF CAMBRIDGETOWN PLANNING SCHEME NO. 1ADOPTIONAdopted by resolution of the Council of the Town of Cambridge at the Ordinary Meeting ofthe Council held on the 9 th day of August 1994.______________________________________________GRAHAM D PARTRIDGECHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERAdoption 69

Town Planning Scheme No. 1 1998 (Amended May 2013)TOWN OF CAMBRIDGETOWN PLANNING SCHEME NO. 1FINAL ADOPTIONAdopted for final approval by resolution of the Council of the Town of Cambridge at theOrdinary Meeting of the Council held on the 24 th day of February 1998 and the seal of theMunicipality was pursuant to that resolution, hereunto affixed in the presence of:______________________________________________ROSS J WILLCOCK JPMAYOR______________________________________________GRAHAM D PARTRIDGECHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERRECOMMENDED FOR FINAL APROVAL______________________________________________CHAIRMAN OF THEWESTERN AUSTRALIAN PLANNING COMMISSIONDate: 16 MARCH 1998FINAL APPROVAL GRANTED______________________________________________MINISTER FOR PLANNINGDate: 23 MARCH 1998Final Adoption 70