FAQs
Workers are advised that nearby street parking is limited.
Access to nearby properties must always remain clear.
For parking located in timed parking bays: Town Rangers
For parking located elsewhere: Planning Department
Environmental Health Services for after-hours work or excessive noise
Phone: 9383 6600Dust suppression techniques
Proper containment of materials
Regular site maintenance
Environmental Health Services for dust and odour concerns
Phone: 9383 6600
What is a PAT?
A ‘PAT’ is a Permit for Activity on Thoroughfares and is an application for approval to commence works within the verge and/ or local road.
Is a PAT required in this case?
A PAT is required under the Town’s Local Law - Activities on Thoroughfares and Trading in Thoroughfares and Public Places Local Law, for public realm works associated with the approval to the extent they are proposed within the road verge. The Local Law falls under the overarching Local Government (Uniform Local Provisions) Regulations (Regulations), which stipulate local roads shall be under the Town’s care and control and management.
What role does the Town have?
The Town's role in accordance with Part 17 of the Planning and Development Act, as the local government, is to assist in the facilitation of clearing of approval conditions and monitor the development site for breaches in construction compliance.
The Town’s role is not to suggest fundamental design changes at this stage unless technical experts require further interventions with regards to road and pedestrian safety.
When is the demolition scheduled to take place?
Demolition has already occurred at the site and forward works (pilings, foundations etc.) are currently progressing. The process will be executed with a focus on efficiency, safety, and minimal impact on the surrounding area. Following the completion of forward works the major works to construct the development will commence.
How long will construction take?
While the exact timeline depends on project stages and approvals, the construction is not indefinite. All works must follow a Town endorsed Construction Management Plan (CMP), which outlines how disruption is minimised.
What is a Construction Management Plan (CMP)?
A CMP is a detailed plan developed by the project team and reviewed by the Town and approved as a condition of approval for the development. It sets out how construction impacts - such as noise, traffic, dust, and parking - will be managed responsibly.
Who do I contact if there’s a problem?
Your first point of contact should be the site operator listed on the builder’s sign at the site. Enquiries about the works from external parties are required to be recorded on their Communications & Complaints Register and must be addressed by the project management team.
What happens if the builder doesn’t resolve my issue?
If you’ve contacted the builder and the issue remains unresolved, the Town will investigate under the guidance of its Compliance and Enforcement Policy. Please phone the Town’s customer service team who can assist you and direct your concern or enquiry regarding the relevant responsible department. However, contacting the builder first is encouraged.
What is being done about worker parking?
To reduce parking congestion:
Compliance Contacts:
Phone: 9383 6600
Email: admin@mosmanpark.wa.gov.au
What are the rules about construction noise?
Noise must comply with the Environmental Protection (Noise) Regulations 1997.
Work operational hours are from 7am–7pm, Monday to Saturday. No work to be completed on Sundays or Public Holidays. Any work outside these times needs Town approval and a specific Noise Management Plan.
Compliance Contact:
Email: admin@mosmanpark.wa.gov.au
How is dust and odour being controlled?
The CMP includes measures to reduce dust and odour emissions, including:
Compliance Contact:
Email: admin@mosmanpark.wa.gov.au
How can I stay informed about the project?
The Town will continue to share updates through its usual communication channels. Visit the Your Say page and Town of Mosman Park website to stay up to date.