Revitalise Mosman Park: Transform Mosman Park Village together
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Background and context
The Town of Mosman Park is embarking on a new and exciting project to develop a plan for the Mosman Park Town Centre, and we need your help!
Since 2017, the Town have been working on plans to revitalise the town centre. A lot has changed in our Town since then and we understand the need to implement a plan that reflects the needs of the whole Town.
A major consideration for the Mosman Park Town Centre Precinct Structure Plan, will be creating a framework that enables change to meet the future population, whilst respecting the local character of the Town Centre that is so highly valued by the community.
Summary of Historical Timeline
The Town has been progressing revitalisation of Mosman Park Village (previously known as the Town Centre) since 2017. The timeline below provides a brief insight on what has occurred since inception of the project. A detailed account of events occurred since 2017 is available in the left margin under documents.
*This timeline can also be viewed under 'key dates' to the right of this summary.
To view project updates, please click on the 'Newsfeed' button below. |
Background and context
The Town of Mosman Park is embarking on a new and exciting project to develop a plan for the Mosman Park Town Centre, and we need your help!
Since 2017, the Town have been working on plans to revitalise the town centre. A lot has changed in our Town since then and we understand the need to implement a plan that reflects the needs of the whole Town.
A major consideration for the Mosman Park Town Centre Precinct Structure Plan, will be creating a framework that enables change to meet the future population, whilst respecting the local character of the Town Centre that is so highly valued by the community.
Summary of Historical Timeline
The Town has been progressing revitalisation of Mosman Park Village (previously known as the Town Centre) since 2017. The timeline below provides a brief insight on what has occurred since inception of the project. A detailed account of events occurred since 2017 is available in the left margin under documents.
*This timeline can also be viewed under 'key dates' to the right of this summary.
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CLOSED: This survey has concluded.61 responses
The Town of Mosman Park have started an exciting project to plan for the future of the area around the Mosman Park Train Station. The project is known as a ‘Precinct Structure Plan’, and it will provide the vision and planning rules to guide future change in this area.
The Precinct Structure Plan will concentrate on the land shown on the map below, but this boundary may change if considered appropriate as the project team undertakes a more detailed review of the local context.
The Town would now like to understand if the principles developed by the Community Reference Group, accurately reflect the values and aspirations of the broader community. This survey seeks to understand your level of support for the 18 principles prepared by the Community Reference Group.
Have your say between 6 July 2023 and 30 July 2023
To help the Town prepare this Precinct Structure Plan, a Community Reference Group was formed that included representatives of your local community. The Community Reference Group were asked to consider the following challenge:
‘If development is already happening, and the Town is expected to support additional dwellings, how can we work together to make future development occur in a way that makes our town center a better place for our existing and future community?’
Over two full day workshops, the Community Reference Group considered six different components of the Precinct Structure Plan. These components are:
- Urban Ecology – This looks at the natural environment of an area and how it may influence how the area may change or be developed (e.g. what is the land shaped like, are there any heritage or cultural sites etc).
- Urban Structure – This looks at the layout of an area (e.g. which way are the properties facing, what is the pattern of the street blocks etc)
- Public Realm – This looks at the public spaces such as parks, piazzas, town squares, but also the streets where people move and interact.
- Movement – This looks at how people move around an area using all modes of transport e.g. walking, cycling, public transport and cars.
- Land Use – This looks at how land is used and what activity occurs there e.g. residential, shops, community purpose, office etc.
- Built Form – This looks at how the buildings are designed e.g. how tall they are, how far back they are from the street, how much of the site can be built on etc.
For each of these six components, the Community Reference Group developed principles. A principle is a statement that sets a goal for what you are trying to achieve. These principles will be used by the project team to help create planning and design rules for future development.
You will find these 18 principles outlines in the survey.
The Town would now like to understand if the principles developed by the Community Reference Group, accurately reflect the values and aspirations of the broader community. This survey seeks to understand your level of support for the 18 principles prepared by the Community Reference Group.
Complete this survey to have your say between 6 July 2023 and 30 July 2023
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CLOSED: This survey has concluded.
Thank you for expressing your interest in being part of the Mosman Park Town Centre Community Reference Group. The Community Reference Group will be made up of a group of randomly selected community members that reflect the local demographics of the community. This survey will help us understand a bit about you.
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Timeline
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1 March 2023
Revitalise Mosman Park: Transform Mosman Park Village together has finished this stageExpressions of Interest for the Community Reference Group are sought.
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13 May 2023
Revitalise Mosman Park: Transform Mosman Park Village together has finished this stageFirst Community Reference Group Workshop.
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10 June 2023
Revitalise Mosman Park: Transform Mosman Park Village together has finished this stageSecond Community Reference Group Workshop.
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6 July 2023
Revitalise Mosman Park: Transform Mosman Park Village together has finished this stageDesign Principles Survey begins for community feedback
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Mid July 2023
Revitalise Mosman Park: Transform Mosman Park Village together has finished this stageDesign Principles Survey for community feedback closes
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July-August 2023
Revitalise Mosman Park: Transform Mosman Park Village together has finished this stageConsideration of Survey responses
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August 2023
Revitalise Mosman Park: Transform Mosman Park Village together has finished this stageEngagement Outcomes Report - Community Reference Group
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27 September 2023
Revitalise Mosman Park: Transform Mosman Park Village together has finished this stagePreparation of the Draft Precinct Structure Plan
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30 September 2023
Revitalise Mosman Park: Transform Mosman Park Village together has finished this stageEngagement Outcomes Report - Broader community engagement
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3 November 2023
Revitalise Mosman Park: Transform Mosman Park Village together has finished this stagePreparation of Draft Scheme Amendment
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February 2024
Revitalise Mosman Park: Transform Mosman Park Village together has finished this stageDraft PSP and Scheme Amendment being reviewed by DPLH from early February 2024.
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March 2024 - Further Information Request
Revitalise Mosman Park: Transform Mosman Park Village together has finished this stageThe Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage reviewed the draft Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and requested further information on various aspects of the PSP.
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Ordinary Council Meeting - 24 September 2024
Revitalise Mosman Park: Transform Mosman Park Village together has finished this stageOrdinary Council Meeting - 24 September 2024 - Council refuses the Town's request to provide additional funding of $60,000 to engage a consultant to prepare the further information requested by the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage (DPLH).
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Early October 2024
Revitalise Mosman Park: Transform Mosman Park Village together has finished this stageThe draft PSP is progressed by Hames Sharley updating other areas of the PSP to meet the requirements of DPLH given that funding was not approved for the other expert reports. The Town need to resolve other areas of the PSP prior to receiving DPLH consent for the Town to publicly advertise the document.
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July 2024 - Engaging Consultant to prepare Streetscape Masterplan
Revitalise Mosman Park: Transform Mosman Park Village together has finished this stageThe Town undertook procurement activities to engage a consultant to prepare a Streetscape Masterplan for Glyde Street, Mosman Park.
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October 2024
Revitalise Mosman Park: Transform Mosman Park Village together is currently at this stagePreparation of Mosman Park Village streetscape master plan - Glyde Street.
FAQs
- What is a Precinct Structure Plan?
- Why is the Town preparing a Precinct Structure Plan?
- Who will prepare the Precinct Structure Plan?
- Where will the Precinct Structure Plan apply to?
- What will happen to all the previous studies and work undertaken for the Town Centre?
- Will the Precinct Structure Plan change how the Town Centre will look?
- How will the Precinct Structure Plan impact my property?
- How long will the Precinct Structure Plan take to prepare?
- How can I get involved?
- How can I stay up to date with this project?
- What is the Community Reference Group and what role do they play in the project?
Who's Listening
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Phone 9383 6600 Email admin@mosmanpark.wa.gov.au -
Chief of Urban Planning and Development