Responsible Authority Report (RAR)
A Responsible Authority Report (RAR) contains two recommendations from a local government. One from a planning officer and the other from the Council regarding a DAP application valued at $2 … Continue reading
Planning and Development Regulations
Planning and Development Regulations 2015 were introduced in August 2015 to help developers demolish single dwellings without planning approval, Part 9, Clause 61. Clause 67 features a list of planning … Continue reading
DAP review submission from Myaree/Alfred Cove/Melville
23rd January 2015 The Honourable Catherine (Kate) Esther Doust MLC Chairperson Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review Committee Legislative Council of Western Australia Parliament House WEST PERTH WA 6005 Dear … Continue reading
Planning under review
The State Govt is reviewing: Planning reform The planning and development act Development Assessment Panels Take the opportunity to read the review and have a say. Your comments are due … Continue reading
Subiaco DAP Applications
27 Railway Road, Subiaco – Tokyo comes to Subiaco – an office block with no residential dwellings. The DAP ignore Directions 2031 and the infill planned for Subiaco. Click here>> … Continue reading
Transforming Perth – high streets and infill
The Town of Claremont organised a presentation by the Property Council of Australia on their research report recently launched titled Transforming Perth. This research was done in partnership with the Australian … Continue reading
Supreme Court Action – Catherine Street, Subiaco
The first date for Supreme Court hearing against the Dept of Planning and the DAP is booked for Wednesday 3 April 2013 at 10am. Location: Stirling Gardens, Perth (cnr Barrack Street … Continue reading
DAP interferes with RAR
What is an RAR you might ask? An RAR is an Responsible Authority Report which must be given to the DAP within a prescribed time frame. Who is a Responsible … Continue reading
A DAP nightmare
This story told by Margaret Harris of her DAP nightmare is compelling reading. If it wasn’t so serious, there is a sense of humour about it. She tells of a … Continue reading
