Have your say on proposed changes to WA's residential planning rules
The State Government is proposing changes to the Residential Design Codes (R-Codes), which guide how residential homes, apartments are designed and assessed across WA. It also impacts on what land you need to subdivide or develop on your property.
The changes could affect what can be built on residential properties, including building heights, setbacks, density, landscaping and how development applications are assessed.
For Mosman Park, these proposals raise important questions about future development, neighbourhood character and the things residents value about their local area.
The Town is reviewing the proposed changes and wants to hear from residents about what matters most to them. Your feedback will help us understand the potential local impacts and inform a report and briefing for Council.
The Town wants to understand which proposed changes matter most to Mosman Park residents and how they could affect our neighbourhoods.
Your feedback will help inform the Town’s review and a briefing and report for Council. This survey is separate from the State Government’s formal consultation, so we encourage you to also make a submission to DPLH if you would like your views considered as part of the State-wide review.
THERE ARE TWO WAYS TO HAVE YOUR SAY
Before you submit your feedback we encourage you to visit the DPLH website to review the full suite of draft documents and supporting information.
1. Tell the Town what matters to you
Complete our short survey about the proposed changes and their potential impacts on Mosman Park.
The Town's consultation closes 5pm, Friday 11 December 2026.
2. Make a submission to the State Government
DPLH is leading the State-wide consultation. Visit its consultation page to review the proposed changes, make a formal submission and find information about upcoming community pop-ups and workshops.
State consultation closes 26 February 2027.
Have your say on proposed changes to WA's residential planning rules
The State Government is proposing changes to the Residential Design Codes (R-Codes), which guide how residential homes, apartments are designed and assessed across WA. It also impacts on what land you need to subdivide or develop on your property.
The changes could affect what can be built on residential properties, including building heights, setbacks, density, landscaping and how development applications are assessed.
For Mosman Park, these proposals raise important questions about future development, neighbourhood character and the things residents value about their local area.
The Town is reviewing the proposed changes and wants to hear from residents about what matters most to them. Your feedback will help us understand the potential local impacts and inform a report and briefing for Council.
The Town wants to understand which proposed changes matter most to Mosman Park residents and how they could affect our neighbourhoods.
Your feedback will help inform the Town’s review and a briefing and report for Council. This survey is separate from the State Government’s formal consultation, so we encourage you to also make a submission to DPLH if you would like your views considered as part of the State-wide review.
THERE ARE TWO WAYS TO HAVE YOUR SAY
Before you submit your feedback we encourage you to visit the DPLH website to review the full suite of draft documents and supporting information.
1. Tell the Town what matters to you
Complete our short survey about the proposed changes and their potential impacts on Mosman Park.
The Town's consultation closes 5pm, Friday 11 December 2026.
2. Make a submission to the State Government
DPLH is leading the State-wide consultation. Visit its consultation page to review the proposed changes, make a formal submission and find information about upcoming community pop-ups and workshops.
The Town of Mosman Park wants to understand which changes matter most to residents and how they could affect our neighbourhoods, including local character, housing opportunities and the things people value about living in Mosman Park.
Your feedback will help inform the Town’s review of the proposed changes and a briefing and report for Council.
Before you submit your feedback we encourage you to visit the DPLH website to review the full suite of draft documents and supporting information.
This survey is separate from the State Government’s formal consultation. We encourage you to also make a submission to the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage if you would like your views considered as part of the State-wide review.
