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NORTH BANJUP and NORTH JANDAKOT RESIDENTS Land Use Planning Special Meeting 21 July 2015 1 21 July 2015 6:00 Introduction Dino Elpitelli 2 21 July 2015 Agenda 1. Introduction 2. Land planning in Jandakot and Banjup 3 21 July

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NORTH BANJUP and NORTH JANDAKOT RESIDENTS

Land Use Planning – Special Meeting

21 July 2015

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Introduction Dino Elpitelli

6:00

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Agenda

  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Land planning in Jandakot and Banjup

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Guests today include:

  • Steve Portelli, Cockburn Councillor
  • Yaz Mubarakai, Cockburn Councillor
  • Andrew Trosic, Planning Manager,

Cockburn

  • Nick Di Lello, property consultant
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Banjup Residents Group will make a submission to WA Planning Commission

  • BRG general meeting 21 June

– 70 members attended – ~ dozen from north Banjup

  • BRG special meeting 12 July

– 50 north Banjup and north Jandakot members

  • We need residents to confirm our submission

– North Banjup – North Jandakot

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6:05

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Land Use Planning for Perth @ 3.5 million Ian Thurston BRG Vice President

6:07

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WA Planning Commission wants comments on its long term plans for Perth

  • Need land and roads for 3.5 million people by

2050

  • 305,000 more homes in South Metro

– 229,000 greenfield – 76,000 infill

  • Most new urban land will be along “corridors”

– Kwinana Freeway and Railway – Armadale – Mandurah

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Corridors of development

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Roads around us will be 4 lane dual carriageway

21 July 2015 9 Arterial road Primary Distributor

Armadale Rd will be up to 6 lanes

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Any new urban areas must be shown on map

  • Future developments must be in WAPC’s plan
  • If property is not shaded, no rezoning
  • We have this chance only to get it right

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South Banjup will be preserved

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Russell Rowley Nicholson Beenyup / Tapper

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North Banjup / Jandakot will be surrounded

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2021 2031

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Big developments are envisaged

  • Jandakot Road straightened and dual

carriageway

– Land resumed

  • Berrigan Drive to Jandakot City dual

carriageway

  • Jandakot City major commercial centre
  • Link roads from airport to Berrigan and Warton
  • Thousands of new homes

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Draft submission identifies north Banjup and north Jandakot areas

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Rural properties will be surrounded

  • Berrigan Drive will be 4 lane arterial road

– Heavy traffic from Jandakot City distribution hubs

  • Jandakot Road will be 4 lane arterial road

– Heavy traffic from new urban homes, Piara Waters

  • Sand quarries densely urbanised
  • Jandakot City expanding

– Residents overlooking commercial park 30 metres below – Noise and traffic increasing

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Planners have changed the old certainties

  • Airport operations understood when buying
  • Sand quarries were to be rehabilitated and rural
  • Planners have surrounded the area

– Urban houses – Big commercial parks – Arterial roads

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Amenity will be continuously eroded

  • More

– Noise – Traffic – People – Stress

  • Lost the tranquil rural lifestyle
  • Becoming an enclave
  • Surrounded by bricks and bitumen

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Planning blight will lock residents into their properties

  • Staying zoned “Rural” means

– No sub-division – No escape

  • Who wants to continue living here?
  • Who wants to buy into an enclave?
  • Properties will be unsaleable

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Should north Banjup and north Jandakot be rezoned ?

  • Rezone urban / commercial
  • Close to infrastructure

– Freeway – Railway – Commercial centres

  • Let landowners escape from the planning

blight

– By 2021?

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City of Cockburn understands the predicament

  • Cockburn is making its own submission to

WAPC

  • “Can land surrounding Jandakot Airport retain its

intended rural amenity?”

  • Introduce – Andrew Trosic, Planning Manager,

Cockburn

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6:25

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North Banjup and North Jandakot

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Property developers are showing interest in North Banjup

  • Real estate agents have an interesting

perspective

  • Introduce – Nick Di Lello

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Should north Banjup / Jandakot be urban / commercial ??

  • No, stay as we are !
  • Rezone to Urban / Commercial ?
  • Press to resume by 2021?

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6:45

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What shall we resolve?

  • Motion:

– North Banjup / Jandakot residents seek:

a. Rezoning of their land; or b. Resumption of their land; or c. No change to their land

– North Banjup Jandakot residents request the Banjup Residents Group to make such a submission to the WAPC

  • Vote
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Any volunteers to contribute to the submission to the WAPC?

  • Are there any different views?
  • Who can help with the submission?

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And finally … Dino Elpitelli

7:00

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Is there any other business?

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