Future planning priorities for Pickering Brook and Surrounds
Overview
The draft Part 2 Report – Facilitating Sustainable Economic Opportunities – is now open for comment.
The draft Part 2 Report of the Pickering Brook and Surrounds Sustainability and Tourism Strategy (the Strategy) will provide planning guidance on potential tourism uses, identify opportunities for new and existing agritourism, and facilitate the sustainable growth of tourism activity and agriculture production in the area.
It recognises the area’s tourism and agriculture industries are important contributors to the State and local economics and deliver employment and business opportunities for the community.
Following extensive planning investigations, the Working Group has prepared 24 planning recommendations and related actions grouped into three focus areas:
- Facilitating sustainable growth
- Cultivating a tourist economy
- Securing the agricultural future
There are 19 priority recommendations (shaded in the report) that could be initiated within 12 – 18 months of the final Strategy’s release.
The remaining recommendations are to be considered for inclusion in future business programs over a longer period (within five years after the release of the Strategy).
The recommendations and actions are subject to funding approval by State and local government.
Documents
- Part 2 – Facilitating Sustainable Economic Opportunities
- Part 1 – Pickering Brook Townsite Expansion
- Soil and land capability assessment for horticulture in Perth Hills Phase 2
- Bushfire Management Plan Pickering Brook Townsite Bushfire Risk Assessment April 2020
- Pickering Brook and Surrounds Perth Hills Tourism Product Gap Analysis March 2020
- Bushfire Management Plan Pickering Brook and Surrounds Bushfire Risk Assessment July 2020
- Pickering Brook and Surrounds Sustainability and Tourism Strategy Study Area Map
More Information
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- investigate the planning and economic development-related opportunities, constraints and options to revitalise the Pickering Brook townsite and surrounding area
- provide face-to-face opportunities early in the project for landowners and the community to have their say about the future of the area
- balance the aspirations of local government, landowners and community stakeholders, with State agency requirements, infrastructure capacity, bushfire risks, the environment and the needs of agricultural production
- consider any implications for high-quality agricultural land
- provide direction for future local planning
- develop strategic recommendations for Government consideration.
- Bickley
- Canning Mills
- Carmel
- Hacketts Gulley
- Karragullen
- Paulls Valley
- Pickering Brook
- Piesse Brook
- Roleystone
- Walliston
- Bickley
- Canning Mills
- Carmel
- Hacketts Gulley
- Karragullen
- Paulls Valley
- Pickering Brook
- Piesse Brook
- Roleystone
- Walliston
- Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage
- Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions
- Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation
- Department of Fire and Emergency Services
- Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development
- Department of Water and Environmental Regulation
- City of Kalamunda
- City of Armadale
- Community
Areas
- Metropolitan North East
- Metropolitan South East
Audiences
- Residents
- Business Operators
- Land Owners
- Community Organisations
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