❓ A WA parliamentary question regarding a proposed development by Cedar Woods and the St Ives Group in Carine, focusing on resident consultation and the Local Structure Plan.
AnsweredQoN 6247Legislative Assembly
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Regarding the proposed development by Cedar Woods and the St Ives Group in Carine, I ask:
(a) based on the minutes of the stakeholder reference group meeting held in July 2010 can the Minister please advise how many residents were present at that meeting;
(b) what were the views of the Carine residents present regarding the Draft Local Structure Plan unveiled at that meeting;
(c) were these views incorporated in the final Local Structure Plan submitted to the City of Stirling; and
(d) will the Minister table those minutes, and if not, why not?
(a) based on the minutes of the stakeholder reference group meeting held in July 2010 can the Minister please advise how many residents were present at that meeting;
(b) what were the views of the Carine residents present regarding the Draft Local Structure Plan unveiled at that meeting;
(c) were these views incorporated in the final Local Structure Plan submitted to the City of Stirling; and
(d) will the Minister table those minutes, and if not, why not?
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Answered
3 November 2011
Responded by
Minister for Lands
Response time
36 days
(a) Three residents were in attendance.
(b) A number of views were expressed at the meeting, including concern over the multi level development, vegetation protection and traffic, questions on planning and the provision of 10 per cent affordable accommodation (as required by the City of Stirling Planning Scheme).
(c) Resident views had been obtained through other meetings and consultation processes, and modifications made to the draft Plan. The July 2010 meeting was held to present the final draft of the Plan to the Stakeholder Reference Group prior to presentation to the City of Stirling, recognising there was the opportunity for formal community input through the City of Stirling public advertising process.
(d) Yes. [see tabled paper no.]
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(b) A number of views were expressed at the meeting, including concern over the multi level development, vegetation protection and traffic, questions on planning and the provision of 10 per cent affordable accommodation (as required by the City of Stirling Planning Scheme).
(c) Resident views had been obtained through other meetings and consultation processes, and modifications made to the draft Plan. The July 2010 meeting was held to present the final draft of the Plan to the Stakeholder Reference Group prior to presentation to the City of Stirling, recognising there was the opportunity for formal community input through the City of Stirling public advertising process.
(d) Yes. [see tabled paper no.]
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