Groundwater Separation Distances
Overview
This survey is intended to assess the performance of the draft Specifications for Separation Distances for Groundwater-Controlled Urban Development (Specifications).
The objective of the Specifications is to assist in achieving good urban form outcomes which optimise infrastructure performance whilst balancing the shared costs and risks of the development to home owners and the community.
The draft Specifications are being trialled for a period of 18 months so that consideration can be given to the outcomes in terms of built form and fill requirements, approval requirements, timelines, and development and maintenence costs of approved subdivisions.
Why your views matter
The outcomes of the survey and trial of the guidelines will inform the drafting of the final document as a formal specification. It is intended the document will subsequently be integrated in the next revision of the Institute of Public Works Engineering Australiasia (IPWEA) Guidelines for Subdivision and Development for endorsement by the IPWEA and adoption by the WAPC.
What happens next
The survey responses will be used to inform the finalisation of the draft Specifications for Separation Distances for Groundwater - Controlled Urban Development.
Events
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Initial Analysis to Steering group
From 15 Nov 2016 at 09:00 to 16 Nov 2016 at 17:00Provide final collation of survey responses
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Update to Steering Group
From 16 May 2017 at 09:00 to 17 May 2017 at 17:00Provide 2nd update of survey responses
Areas
- Gascoyne Region
- Goldfields-Esperance Region
- Great South Region
- Kimberley Region
- Metropolitan Central
- Metropolitan North East
- Metropolitan North West
- Metropolitan South East
- Metropolitan South West
- Mid West Region
- Peel Region
- Pilbara Region
- South West Region
- Wheatbelt Region
Audiences
- Development and Construction Industry
- Local Government
- Land Owners