Apartments, Micro-Brewery, Shops, Cafes/Restaurants, Liquor Store, Bicton – Part 11B Application for Significant Development
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Consultation closes 30 August 2026
A significant development application for a mixed-use proposal in Bicton has been received by the Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) under Part 11B of the Planning and Development Act 2005.
The application proposes an 11-storey development comprising 203 apartments and 7 commercial tenancies, including micro-brewery, liquor store, shops and cafés/restaurants at 326 Canning Highway, Bicton.
The development consists of the following elements:
- 87 one-bedroom, 75 two-bedroom and 24 three-bedroom apartments, and 17 studio apartments
- 1,950m2 of commercial space at ground and mezzanine levels, with a two-level micro-brewery (685m2), a liquor store (208m2), two cafes (272m2 and 168m2) and three retail tenancies (162m2, 99m2 and 97m2)
- 312 parking bays distributed over basement, ground and mezzanine levels, with primary access from Point Walter Road and existing access from Canning Highway retained
- A pocket park fronting Canning Highway, and landscaping, communal open space and resident facilities located on the Level 1 podium.
The application from Planning Solutions on behalf of Changfeng Pty Ltd is required to be advertised to seek public comment and is open until 30 August 2026.
The development is valued at $93 million. For more information about public consultation, including tips on how to make a good submission, please visit the Public consultation in the WA planning system(External link) webpage.
Page last updated: 31 Jul 2026, 12:14 PM
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Key Documents- Some appendices might not have been included due to confidentiality
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Development Application Report (2.03 MB) (pdf)
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Applicant Development Plans - Appendix 2 (33 MB) (pdf)
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Applicant Design Report - Appendix 3 (86.6 MB) (pdf)
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Applicant Tree Survey Report - Appendix 4 (4.71 MB) (pdf)
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Applicant Landscape Plan - Appendix 5 (38.4 MB) (pdf)
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Applicant Transport Impact Assessment - Appendix 6 (14.9 MB) (pdf)
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Applicant Acoustic Report - Appendix 7 (1.63 MB) (pdf)
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Applicant Waste Management Plan - Appendix 8 (4.68 MB) (pdf)
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Applicant Sustainability Report - Appendix 9 (1.61 MB) (pdf)
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Applicant R-Codes Volume 1-Part CD Assessment - Appendix 10 (520 KB) (pdf)
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Applicant Survey Plan (797 KB) (pdf)
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Collection Notice (177 KB) (pdf)
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- What is the Part 11B Significant Development Pathway?
- Has there been any pre-lodgement engagement on the application?
- In which local government area is this proposed development located?
- Will the local government be consulted?
- What does the City's planning framework say about the site?
- Is this application seeking additional discretion under section 171R of the Planning and Development Act 2005?
- Is the site heritage-listed?
- Has the proposal been subject to design review?
- What consideration will the WAPC give to the planning framework requirements and local concerns?
- How is this application being advertised to the public?
- Will my submission be shared with the City or applicant?
- How is the development application assessed?
- Who is the decision-maker for this application?
- When will this application be determined?
- Will I be advised about the outcome of the application?
- Where can I get more information?