Glen Forrest Precinct Plan - Shire of Mundaring

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5.3.3 Heritage TrailDue to the number of heritage places in the Precinct, an excellent opportunityexists to develop a historical theme linked to the local community. This would raisethe profile and community awareness of these places for existing and futuregenerations. One such mechanism is the development of a local heritage walkingtrail, which could be completed by the local historical society, the primary schoolor such other interested organisation.Strategy 6:That a Glen Forrest Local Heritage Trail be developedthat includes heritage sites in the Precinct and immediatesurrounds with appropriate plaques and signage.Consultation to occur with heritage site landowners andthe local community (Planning/Engineering).5.4 Environmental5.4.1 Environmental Management StrategyThe Shire’s Environmental Management Strategy (EMS) provides the primaryfocus for the protection and management of the Shire’s unique environment.Any proposed development should be assessed against this Strategy. Also,a number of plans have or are being formulated to protect the hillsenvironment. These include an Integrated Catchment Management Plan,Urban Stormwater Drainage Strategy and Wildlife Corridor Strategy. Therecommendations of these studies should be implemented in the Precinctwhen they are completed.Guideline E1:Any development proposed in the Precinct to beassessed against the Shire’s EnvironmentalManagement Strategy (Engineering/Planning).Strategy 7: Recommendations from the proposed IntegratedCatchment Management Plan, Urban StormwaterDrainage Strategy and Wildlife Corridor Strategy beapplied in the Precinct, if applicable, when they arecompleted (Engineering/Planning).5.4.2 Bushland ReservesThe Precinct’s bushland setting is highlighted by three prominent bushlandreserves. All contain good coverage of remnant vegetation, with Lot 147(R7789) corner Hardey and Strettle Roads forming a part of the DarlingRange Regional Park as it contains vegetation of regional significance.Each reserve contains opportunities to maximise its intended use, particularlyLot 147 (R7789), as it is a Regional Parks and Recreation reserve.Strategies have been developed to facilitate this to occur.GLEN FORREST VILLAGE CENTRE PRECINCT PLAN15
Guideline E2:Reserves which contain indigenous vegetation beprotected and enhanced for their intrinsic value to thePrecinct, whilst maintaining appropriate communityaccess where practicable. (Engineering)Strategy 8:Management Plans with the aim of protecting andenhancing their natural attributes to be prepared for thefollowing reserves;a) Tillbrook Park (R34609) Quarry Court; andb) unnamed Reserve 43946 Glen Forrest Drive.(Engineering)Strategy 9:The Shire’s Town Planning Scheme No. 3 Scheme Mapto be updated to reflect the regional Parks andRecreation reservation for the Darling Regional Park withrespect to the following local reserves:a) Lot 147 (R7789) corner Hardey and Strettle Roads;b) Lot 385 Strettle Road (R44796);c) Lot 386 Hardey Road (R44797);d) Lot 341 within Lot 147 Hardey Road Reserve 7789(R23892); ande) Reserve 31196, which encompasses the HeritageWalk Trail and Morgan John Morgan Reserve.(Planning)Strategy 10: Delete the proposed Hall Site for the Boy Scouts and GirlGuides on Lot 341 (R23892) Hardey Road andamalgamate into Lot 147 (R7789) corner Hardey andStrettle Roads (Community Services /Planning).Strategy 11: Undertake a land swap between Lot 385 (R44796)Strettle Road and Lot 84 Strettle Road for the purpose ofprotecting regional significant bushland which is part ofthe Darling Range Regional Park if possible andsubsequently amalgamate Lot 385 into Lot 147 cornerHardey and Strettle Roads (Engineering/Planning).This strategy has now been investigated. Lot 385(R44796) is owned by the Crown and vested in the GlenForrest Evangelical Church Inc. for the purpose of a“Church site”. Development plans for the church are welladvanced and it is therefore not feasible to undertake aland swap as proposed.GLEN FORREST VILLAGE CENTRE PRECINCT PLAN16
Page 3 and 4: TABLE OF CONTENTSBACKGROUND TO PREC
Page 5 and 6: BACKGROUND TO THE PRECINCT PLANLand
Page 7 and 8: EXECUTIVE SUMMARYThe aim of the Gle
Page 9 and 10: Driveways, Crossovers and Battleaxe
Page 11 and 12: GLEN FORREST VILLAGE CENTRE PRECINC
Page 13 and 14: GLEN FORREST VILLAGE CENTRE PRECINC
Page 15 and 16: STRATEGIESFire Safety1. That a Stra
Page 17 and 18: 17. To determine, with landowner pe
Page 19 and 20: 24. That the Shire promote the plan
Page 21 and 22: 2.0 PRECINCT AREAThe Precinct Plan
Page 23 and 24: 4.0 AIM AND OBJECTIVES4.1 AimThe ai
Page 25 and 26: Guideline R4:Properties which front
Page 27 and 28: 5.1.4 Driveways, Crossovers & Battl
Page 29 and 30: In most of the villages in the Shir
Page 31 and 32: The adopted Precinct Plan provides
Page 33: Strategy 4: That heritage sites 88,
Page 37 and 38: 5.4.4 Nyaania CreekNyaania Creek is
Page 39 and 40: 5.5.2 Morgan John Morgan ReserveMor
Page 41 and 42: Strategy 21: Request Western Power
Page 43 and 44: Strategy 28: That the Shire’s Eng
Page 45 and 46: APPENDIX 1Literature Review for Gle
Page 47 and 48: Environmental Management Strategy7.
Page 49 and 50: This is considered a viable option
Page 51 and 52: Timeframe: 2002 / 200324. That the

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