Emu Point Precinct Structure Plan

Have your say on the Emu Point Precinct Structure Plan

About the project

The Department of Planning Lands and Heritage (the Department) and the City of Albany, on behalf of the Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC), are seeking community and stakeholder input to inform the preparation of the Emu Point Precinct Structure Plan (PSP).

The PSP project boundary is located five kilometres northeast of the Albany Town Centre and covers an area of approximately 560 hectares. The area is a mix of rural, residential, tourism, recreation, community, aquaculture and marine related land uses. Please see the map above.

Once approved, the PSP will guide future growth and development of the project area by making recommendations about zoning, density, land uses, built form and the public realm. It may include recommendations on the scale of buildings or how to manage interfaces between varying uses.

Decision makers are not legally bound by an approved PSP but do have an obligation to consider it, alongside any associated scheme provisions, local planning policies or guidelines, when determining proposals for subdivision or development.

Your input will help develop the Emu Point Precinct Structure Plan

We want to create a PSP that focusses on local opportunities and community aspirations, and we invite you to have your say!

You can have your say by:

Completing the online survey(s) below Survey(s) close 9 July

Attending a community pop-up See Project Timeline for details

In the later stages of the project, there will be further opportunities to provide feedback. Please watch this space!

You can also register to stay up to date.