Proposed Floreat Precinct Structure Plan

Overview

The Floreat Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) has been prepared by Hatch RobertsDay, an urban planning organisation, on behalf of Australasian Property Investments Limited (APIL) Group, the owners of the existing Floreat Forum shopping centre.

The proposed PSP involves land in and around the Floreat district centre, bound by The Boulevard (to the north), Hornsey Road (to the east), Oceanic Drive (to the south) and Howtree Place (to the west), located within the local government area of the Town of Cambridge (the Town) - Location Plan.

The PSP sets out a range of detailed design and built form controls to guide development of the land within and surrounding the Floreat district centre, which is intended to be a vibrant mixed-use precinct with a broad range of residential, commercial and retail uses.

Have Your Say

The Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) undertook public consultation for the draft PSP between 9 August and 23 September 2024. The public consultation period has now concluded.

All submissions received during the advertising period have been provided to the Town of Cambridge for its consideration.

What happens next?

All submissions received during the advertising period have been forwarded to the Town of Cambridge to inform its assessment and recommendation to the WAPC.

Any queries regarding the consideration of submissions and structure plan assessment should be directed to the Town of Cambridge. Queries regarding the Town-led PSP for Floreat Activity Centre should also be directed to the Town of Cambridge.

Background information and FAQs detailing the circumstances and process leading up to the WAPC's role in advertising remain available on this page. Further information is also available from the Town of Cambridge's website.

Please note that advertising of the PSP does not indicate any formal support of the proposal by the Town or the WAPC.

Should you have any questions regarding the WAPC's public advertising process, feel free to reach out to the team at the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage team via email.