Ratepayers are fortunate to receive six trailer passes per year, so please do the right thing.
Any queries regarding the proposed sale of the power station should be sent to Synergy. The power station is owned by the State Government and not the City of Cockburn.
Because the Special Council Meeting on 22 July took place behind closed doors, the recording of the meeting is unavailable.
Persons following the links to the Structure Plan pages do so acknowledging the following: The Structure Plans on this website are for information purposes only and should not be relied upon for any purpose. Structure Plans are often subject to review and modification and whilst every endeavour will be made by the City of Cockburn to post the most up-to date plan, it is possible that at some times this may not be the case. Structure Plans should be read in conjunction with details of the Western Australian Planning Commission’s and the Council’s consideration and determination of such Plans. The content of a Structure Plan does not fetter the Western Australian Planning Commission’s ability to determine proposals for subdivision. Indeed the Commission’s determination of a subdivision application may have the effect of altering the development layout illustrated by a Structure Plan. It should not be assumed that development will ultimately occur in accordance with a Structure Plan. The Council’s Town Planning Scheme text contains the statutory provisions concerning Structure Plan preparation and assessment procedures.