❓ Question regarding the status of the Land Use Strategy Plan for Yallingup and whether the Yallingup Foreshore Land Bill 2002 will lead to urban or tourism expansion in areas potentially allowed by the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge Statement of Planning Policy (LNRSPP). The answer indicates delays due to ongoing legal action.
AnsweredQoN 1717Legislative Assembly
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(b) with expansion of this node to be limited to areas identified in the Land Use Strategy Plan, subject to demonstration of suitability - (i) has preparation of this Plan commenced; (ii) if not, when will it commence; and (iii) when is it due for completion; (c) will any or all of the land to be affected by the Yallingup Foreshore Land Bill 2002 be considered for urban or tourism expansion, as potentially allowed for in the LNRSPP; and (d) if yes to (c), what are the details?
(ii) if not, when will it commence; and (iii) when is it due for completion;
(iii) when is it due for completion;
(d) if yes to (c), what are the details?
(b) With expansion of this node to be limited to areas identified in the Land Use Strategy Plan, subject to demonstration of suitability: (i) No. (ii) Since 1998, preparation of a further report to Cabinet on possible development has been deferred due to ongoing legal action affecting Reserve 24622. There is no commitment to a commencement date. (iii) There is no commitment to a completion date. (c) As above. (d) As above.
(c) As above. (d) As above.
(d) As above.
(ii) if not, when will it commence; and (iii) when is it due for completion;
(iii) when is it due for completion;
(d) if yes to (c), what are the details?
(b) With expansion of this node to be limited to areas identified in the Land Use Strategy Plan, subject to demonstration of suitability: (i) No. (ii) Since 1998, preparation of a further report to Cabinet on possible development has been deferred due to ongoing legal action affecting Reserve 24622. There is no commitment to a commencement date. (iii) There is no commitment to a completion date. (c) As above. (d) As above.
(c) As above. (d) As above.
(d) As above.
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Answered
27 June 2002
Responded by
Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
79 days
(a) In 1998 the then State Cabinet approved the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge Statement of Planning Policy but in relation to recommendations for possible development of Crown Land at Yallingup, the then Cabinet requested a further report be prepared for its consideration before any decisions were made. That decision still stands and no commitments have been made.
(b) With expansion of this node to be limited to areas identified in the Land Use Strategy Plan, subject to demonstration of suitability:
(i) No.
(ii) Since 1998, preparation of a further report to Cabinet on possible development has been deferred due to ongoing legal action affecting Reserve 24622. There is no commitment to a commencement date.
(iii) There is no commitment to a completion date.
(c) As above.
(d) As above.
(b) With expansion of this node to be limited to areas identified in the Land Use Strategy Plan, subject to demonstration of suitability:
(i) No.
(ii) Since 1998, preparation of a further report to Cabinet on possible development has been deferred due to ongoing legal action affecting Reserve 24622. There is no commitment to a commencement date.
(iii) There is no commitment to a completion date.
(c) As above.
(d) As above.
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