Latitude 32

About Latitude 32

Latitude 32, formerly known as the Hope Valley Wattleup Redevelopment Project is a significant industrial redevelopment project which covers part of Wattleup and Munster in the City of Cockburn, and Hope Valley in the City of Kwinana.

The redevelopment project is being coordinated by the State Government’s land developer, DevelopmentWA, but includes privately owned lots, including the Cockburn Cement site in Munster.

Structure Plans

Under the Hope Valley Wattleup Redevelopment Master Plan, the preparation and approval of a structure plan is required to coordinate subdivision and development within Latitude 32.

Unlike with structure plans for areas subject to a local planning scheme, structure plans in Latitude 32 are submitted to DevelopmentWA rather than the local government. DevelopmentWA are responsible for undertaking public and stakeholder consultation, with the Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) responsible for assessment and final determination. The City’s regulatory role is limited to providing comment during the public consultation period.

Subdivision

The WAPC is the responsible authority for the assessment and determination of subdivision applications in Latitude 32. The WAPC is required to refer all subdivision applications in Latitude 32 to the City of Cockburn, where these are located within the City’s boundaries.

Development Applications

In 2011, the WAPC delegated responsibility for assessing proposed development (including land uses and temporary approvals) within its portion of Latitude 32 to the City of Cockburn, with the requirement to refer all proposals to DevelopmentWA for comment.

The City considers comments from DevelopmentWA with due regard, so it is important that development is consistent with the vision for the area as prescribed by the Hope Valley Wattleup Master Plan.

Redevelopment of Cockburn Cement

In September 2022, Cockburn Cement announced its intention to redevelop up to 35 hectares of its site in Munster for light and general for industrial purposes, due to the relocation of some of its operations to Kwinana.

To facilitate the proposed redevelopment, Cockburn Cement will be required to submit an amendment to the Hope Valley Wattleup Project Area Master Plan and prepare a structure plan for the site. DevelopmentWA will be responsible for undertaking public and stakeholder advertising for a Master Plan and structure plan.

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More information and contact

For the latest information, please visit the Development WA Latitude 32 project website in the first instance. Otherwise the Development WA Project Team can be contacted on 08 9482 7499 or by email at [email protected].

For queries regarding structure planning, please contact the DevelopmentWA Project Team on (08) 9482 7499 or by email at [email protected]

For queries regarding subdivision, please contact the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage on 6551 8002 or email  [email protected] 

For queries relating to development applications, please contact the City’s Statutory Planning Team on 08 9411 7499 or by email [email protected]

For queries regarding future redevelopment of the Cockburn Cement site, please contact Cockburn Cement by email [email protected]

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