Swan Valley Planning Area - Development Application - Proposed storage container - Lot 34 West Swan Road, Caversham - 21 - 50932 - 1.
Overview
The Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) is seeking public comment on a proposed storage container in the Swan Valley planning area.
The change applies to Lot 34 West Swan Road, Caversham.
The proposal comprises of:
- The installation of a storage container located next to Caversham Hall at Lot 34 West Swan Avenue, Caversham.
- The container will be 6.096m in length, 2.43m in width and 2.6m in height.
- The Swan Woodturners Association will use Caversham Hall for ongoing meetings. The proposed storage container will be used for the storage of wood turning equipment used by the Swan Woodturners Association.
- Comment is sought from affected adjoining landowners
Key document
Frequently asked questions
Why is this application being advertised by DPLH?
The Swan Valley Planning area is in the control of the Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC). Any development within this area requires a Development Application which is lodged with the DPLH on behalf of the WAPC.
Who is the applicant for this development and who is the owner of the site?
The applicant and owner for this application are the same:
J.Lendich
What is the value of the development?
N/A
Has there been any community consultation on this project already?
No, this is the first time the community is being asked for feedback.
What are the elements of the development that I am able to influence?
As part of the consultation, the WAPC is seeking feedback from anyone who would like to provide comments.
What is the process for this development to be determined?
Following advertising, officers will assess the issues and prepare a report and recommendation that will be considered for a decision by the Swan Valley Planning Committee or its delegated Officer.
Areas
- Metropolitan North East
Audiences
- Residents
- Business Operators
- Land Owners
- Community Organisations
Interests
- Development Applications
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