Frequently asked questions
Why is the applicant able to apply for an amendment?
Under Part 11B of the Planning and Development Act (2005) applicants of approved developments are able to apply for amendments to plans, conditions and/or the substantial commencement period.
Are there any changes to the plans proposed as part of this amendment application, such as building height or density?
Yes, modifications are proposed to the design and layout of the proposal as outlined in the applicant’s covering letter and detailed in their proposed development plans and supporting technical information. This information is available in the Key Documents section on this page for the duration of the public advertising period. No changes are proposed to the building height.
Will the local government be consulted?
Yes, the Town of Cambridge is being consulted.
Will my prior comments on the original proposal be considered as part of this amendment application?
No, this application relates to proposed changes to the approved proposal and you are advised to provide a fresh submission should you have concerns or wish to make comment about the proposed changes.
Where can I find details about the approved application?
The following link provides the full agenda, minutes and a video recording of the original development application approved by the Statutory Planning Committee (SPC) on 7 May 2025, including development plans.
Who will determine this application and when?
The SPC is the decision-maker for the amendment application. A meeting date will be scheduled once feedback has been received from the public and other stakeholders, and an assessment is complete. If you agree to be contacted when you made your online submission, you will be notified of the meeting date.
Will I be advised about the outcome of the amendment application?
If you agree to be contacted when you make your online submission, you will be notified of the application outcome.
Where can I get more information?
While public advertising is open, the amendment application can be viewed on this page or in person at the Department’s Perth offices, Level 2, 140 William Street, Perth (by appointment).
Appointment requests and any enquiries related to the application should be directed to the Department, either by email to sdauconsultation@dplh.wa.gov.au or by phone to (08) 6551 9450.