Local Planning Strategy

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How will the City of Nedlands look in the future? The new Local Planning Strategy will shape our City for the next 10-15 years.

A Local Planning Strategy is the document that helps the City plan for land use and the future urban development of our area. This builds upon the Vision from the City’s Strategic Community Plan (Nedlands 2023).

The City produced a Local Planning Strategy and this has now been endorsed by the Western Australian Planning Commission.

The Local Planning Strategy establishes key principles that will be used in considering land use and development in response to changes in population, housing, employment, transport, community facilities and infrastructure.

The development of the Local Planning Strategy is the first stage in a broader process to review the City’s current Town Planning Scheme No. 2. The Strategy provides the intentions that the City will pursue when developing a new Local Planning Scheme No. 3 and subsequent Local Planning Policies and Local Development Plans.

If you have any questions about the Local Planning Strategy please contact the Planning Team via email council@nedlands.wa.gov.au or by calling (08) 9273 3500


How will the City of Nedlands look in the future? The new Local Planning Strategy will shape our City for the next 10-15 years.

A Local Planning Strategy is the document that helps the City plan for land use and the future urban development of our area. This builds upon the Vision from the City’s Strategic Community Plan (Nedlands 2023).

The City produced a Local Planning Strategy and this has now been endorsed by the Western Australian Planning Commission.

The Local Planning Strategy establishes key principles that will be used in considering land use and development in response to changes in population, housing, employment, transport, community facilities and infrastructure.

The development of the Local Planning Strategy is the first stage in a broader process to review the City’s current Town Planning Scheme No. 2. The Strategy provides the intentions that the City will pursue when developing a new Local Planning Scheme No. 3 and subsequent Local Planning Policies and Local Development Plans.

If you have any questions about the Local Planning Strategy please contact the Planning Team via email council@nedlands.wa.gov.au or by calling (08) 9273 3500

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    Activity Corridor Framework

    This survey focuses on the main areas experiencing change – Stirling Highway, Hampden Road and Broadway and asks some specific questions about building heights and scale. You may find it useful to have the Explanatory Brochure open whilst completing the survey. If you have any questions, please complete the "Ask us a Question" tool on the front page.


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    Precinct Strategies

    This survey asks for your opinion on the strategies for each of the 12 precincts identified in the Local Planning Strategy. The strategies provide further detail for specific areas and enhance the Intentions set out for the City as a whole. If you have any questions in relation to this survey, please complete the "Ask us a question" tool on the front page.

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    Local Planning Strategy Intentions

    This survey asks for your opinion on the Local Planning Strategy Intentions (Pages 13-17). Their aim is to balance the vision from the City’s Strategic Community Plan with the changes expected to occur in our community over the next 10-15 years. The main driver for change is population growth and change. This results in many of our Intentions focusing on how to accommodate and serve the needs of a growing population, and retaining what is already working well within the City.  If you have any questions in relation to this survey, please complete the "Ask us a question" tool on the front page.

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