Glen Forrest Precinct Plan - Shire of Mundaring
Glen Forrest Precinct Plan - Shire of Mundaring Glen Forrest Precinct Plan - Shire of Mundaring
Morgan John Morgan ReserveP3: Morgan John Morgan Reserve to continue as Glen Forrest’s primary communitypark. (Engineering)StreetscapeP4: Continue to provide non urban streetscapes that blend into the local environmentwith minimal impact. (Engineering)P5: Parking areas in community focus areas including around schools, churches,shops, and the Post Office to be paved in red/brown asphalt as and when resurfacingis required. (Engineering)P6: Footpaths and dual use paths to be paved in red / brown asphalt. (Engineering)P7: The provision of drainage to comply with Council’s urban stormwater drainagestrategy where possible to minimise the impact on urban street appearances.(Engineering)P8: Western Power to continue to provide replacement power poles in plantationtimber. Wherever practical the powerlines should be laid underground.(Engineering)P9: Road verges to reflect a natural bushland setting where any planting is to berestricted to indigenous vegetation only. (Engineering)P10: Landowners to be encouraged to maintain road verges and where necessary plantindigenous vegetation. (Engineering)MOVEMENT SYSTEMSM1: Provide a safe and efficient road network within the Precinct, providing readyaccess to the local centres, community facilities and recreational areas bydiscouraging through traffic where possible. (Engineering)M2: Continue to implement the Shire’s Draft Dual Use/Footpath Programme for GlenForrest as the Precinct’s preferred pedestrian and cycle network subject to thefollowing modifications:a) provision of a dual use path along Glen Forrest Drive between Tillbrook andSmith Streets (Glen Forrest Primary School frontage); andb) upgrading/creation of dual use path on Great Eastern Highway betweenMcGlew and Hardey Roads. (Engineering)c) link footpaths as appropriate to achieve a continuous local heritage trail.(Engineering)GLEN FORREST VILLAGE CENTRE PRECINCT PLANx
STRATEGIESFire Safety1. That a Strategic Fire Plan for the Precinct be prepared, which includes a fireawareness program for residents. (Rangers)Signage2. That a signage theme be developed for each Local Centre that reflects its positionin the local community (refer Guideline C2) and addresses co-ordination,integration and colour issues. (Planning)Hardey Road Precinct Plan3. The Hardey Road traffic study to determine the need for traffic calming on thatroad and safe pedestrian crossing places between Lots 44 and 50 and Lot 201Hardey Road. (Engineering)Heritage Assessment4. That heritage sites 88, 89, 90, 103, 117, 118, 123, 124, 197, 221 of the Shire’sMunicipal Heritage Inventory have their heritage assessment completed with thepreparation of Statement of Significance and a Conservation Strategy. (Planning)5. That preliminary listed heritage sites 92, 95, 106 and 220 of the Shire’s MunicipalHeritage Inventory have their heritage assessment initiated to determine whetherthey should be formally listed. (Planning)Heritage Trail6. That a Glen Forrest Local Heritage Trail be developed that includes heritage sitesin the Precinct and immediate surrounds in accordance with guideline M2(c).(Planning / Engineering)Environmental Management Strategy7. Recommendations from the proposed Integrated Catchment Management Plan,Urban Stormwater Drainage Strategy and Wildlife Corridor Strategy to be appliedin the Precinct, if applicable, when they are completed. (Engineering/Planning)Bushland Reserves8. Management Plans with the aim of protecting and enhancing their naturalattributes to be prepared for the following reserves;a) Tillbrook Park (R34609) Quarry Court; andb) unnamed Reserve 43946 Glen Forrest Drive. (Engineering/Planning)GLEN FORREST VILLAGE CENTRE PRECINCT PLANxi
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- Page 5 and 6: BACKGROUND TO THE PRECINCT PLANLand
- Page 7 and 8: EXECUTIVE SUMMARYThe aim of the Gle
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- Page 37 and 38: 5.4.4 Nyaania CreekNyaania Creek is
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Morgan John Morgan ReserveP3: Morgan John Morgan Reserve to continue as <strong>Glen</strong> <strong>Forrest</strong>’s primary communitypark. (Engineering)StreetscapeP4: Continue to provide non urban streetscapes that blend into the local environmentwith minimal impact. (Engineering)P5: Parking areas in community focus areas including around schools, churches,shops, and the Post Office to be paved in red/brown asphalt as and when resurfacingis required. (Engineering)P6: Footpaths and dual use paths to be paved in red / brown asphalt. (Engineering)P7: The provision <strong>of</strong> drainage to comply with Council’s urban stormwater drainagestrategy where possible to minimise the impact on urban street appearances.(Engineering)P8: Western Power to continue to provide replacement power poles in plantationtimber. Wherever practical the powerlines should be laid underground.(Engineering)P9: Road verges to reflect a natural bushland setting where any planting is to berestricted to indigenous vegetation only. (Engineering)P10: Landowners to be encouraged to maintain road verges and where necessary plantindigenous vegetation. (Engineering)MOVEMENT SYSTEMSM1: Provide a safe and efficient road network within the <strong>Precinct</strong>, providing readyaccess to the local centres, community facilities and recreational areas bydiscouraging through traffic where possible. (Engineering)M2: Continue to implement the <strong>Shire</strong>’s Draft Dual Use/Footpath Programme for <strong>Glen</strong><strong>Forrest</strong> as the <strong>Precinct</strong>’s preferred pedestrian and cycle network subject to thefollowing modifications:a) provision <strong>of</strong> a dual use path along <strong>Glen</strong> <strong>Forrest</strong> Drive between Tillbrook andSmith Streets (<strong>Glen</strong> <strong>Forrest</strong> Primary School frontage); andb) upgrading/creation <strong>of</strong> dual use path on Great Eastern Highway betweenMcGlew and Hardey Roads. (Engineering)c) link footpaths as appropriate to achieve a continuous local heritage trail.(Engineering)GLEN FORREST VILLAGE CENTRE PRECINCT PLANx
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