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  1. Rezoning request submitted for 165 acres of land in the City of Rockingham.
  2. Local government in the City of Rockingham has set planning rules for a new development, which is located next to the established commercial area.

Rockingham defers residential development decision over water management concerns

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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What happened

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The City of Rockingham deferred a planning decision regarding a residential development in Baldivis. The deferral followed concerns raised by the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation regarding water management for the project. The proposal involves $41 million in earthworks, which includes adding 1.47 million cubic meters of fill to the site.

From perthnow.com.au

Why it matters

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The decision to defer the project means the residential development cannot proceed until a district water management strategy is completed and the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation's concerns are addressed. This impacts the timeline and planning for the large-scale housing project.

Local government in the City of Rockingham has set planning rules for a new development located next to an established commercial area.

From perthnow.com.au

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  • BaldivisSpeculative

    The residential development in Baldivis might face delays in construction or increased costs due to the required water management strategy.

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