Major Development Applications and Local Development Plans

As part of the City's commitment to transparency, residents can view and track the progress of Development Applications (DA) and Local Developments Plans (LDP) within the City.

A DA is advertised according to the City's Consultation Policy P301. Submissions received by the City are collated, summarised and considered by the City planning officer according to the criteria and planning guidelines/schemes.

All DA's that have been recently determined by delegated authority, by council decision or by referral to the relevant state authority can be viewed on the City's website.

An LDP is prepared in specific circumstances to guide and coordinate development outcomes on certain lots, for example where vehicle access is constrained. An LDP (if adopted) can replace or augment other planning controls, such as the Residential Design Codes, or the provisions of a local planning policy. The local government must have due regard to any LDP applicable to a lot when considering a DA.

All LDPs that have already been adopted by the City can be viewed on the City’s website.

Major Development Applications and Local Development Plans are listed below:


As part of the City's commitment to transparency, residents can view and track the progress of Development Applications (DA) and Local Developments Plans (LDP) within the City.

A DA is advertised according to the City's Consultation Policy P301. Submissions received by the City are collated, summarised and considered by the City planning officer according to the criteria and planning guidelines/schemes.

All DA's that have been recently determined by delegated authority, by council decision or by referral to the relevant state authority can be viewed on the City's website.

An LDP is prepared in specific circumstances to guide and coordinate development outcomes on certain lots, for example where vehicle access is constrained. An LDP (if adopted) can replace or augment other planning controls, such as the Residential Design Codes, or the provisions of a local planning policy. The local government must have due regard to any LDP applicable to a lot when considering a DA.

All LDPs that have already been adopted by the City can be viewed on the City’s website.

Major Development Applications and Local Development Plans are listed below:


  • Development Application - 31 Labouchere Road and 24 Lyall Street, South Perth

    2 months ago
    CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.

    Proposed 41-Level Mixed Use Development Application - Feedback closed

    The City has received plans relating to the development application proposal for a 41-Level mixed use development at 31 Labouchere Road and 24 Lyall Street, South Perth. Feedback closed at 5pm, Friday 15 June 2018.

    Proposed 41-Level Mixed Use Development Application - Feedback closed

    The City has received plans relating to the development application proposal for a 41-Level mixed use development at 31 Labouchere Road and 24 Lyall Street, South Perth. Feedback closed at 5pm, Friday 15 June 2018.

  • Development Application - 74 Mill Point Rd, South Perth

    2 months ago
    CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.

    Revised 29 Storey Mixed Use Development Application - Feedback closed

    The City of South Perth has received a new proposal for a 29 Storey building at 72-74 Mill Point Rd, South Perth. Feedback closed 5pm, Tuesday 5 June 2018.

    Revised 29 Storey Mixed Use Development Application - Feedback closed

    The City of South Perth has received a new proposal for a 29 Storey building at 72-74 Mill Point Rd, South Perth. Feedback closed 5pm, Tuesday 5 June 2018.

  • Development Application - 50-52 Melville Parade, South Perth

    2 months ago
    CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.

    Proposed 31-Level Mixed Use Development Application - Feedback closed

    The development application for 50-52 Melville Parade, South Perth was refused by the Metro Central Joint Development Assessment Panel (DAP) at its meeting held on 18 June 2018. For more information on the reasons for refusal, you may review the minutes from the meeting on the Metro Central DAP webpage It should be noted that the applicant has a right of review through the State Administrative Tribunal.


    Proposed 31-Level Mixed Use Development Application - Feedback closed

    The development application for 50-52 Melville Parade, South Perth was refused by the Metro Central Joint Development Assessment Panel (DAP) at its meeting held on 18 June 2018. For more information on the reasons for refusal, you may review the minutes from the meeting on the Metro Central DAP webpage It should be noted that the applicant has a right of review through the State Administrative Tribunal.


  • Draft Local Development Plan - 42 Swanview Tce, South Perth

    2 months ago
    CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.

    Draft Local Development Plan - 42 Swanview Tce, South Perth - Feedback closed

    The City of South Perth has received a new draft Local Development Plan (LDP) for a residential subdivision at Lot 1, No. 42 Swanview Tce, South Perth. Feedback closed on 5pm, Wednesday 2 May 2018.


    Draft Local Development Plan - 42 Swanview Tce, South Perth - Feedback closed

    The City of South Perth has received a new draft Local Development Plan (LDP) for a residential subdivision at Lot 1, No. 42 Swanview Tce, South Perth. Feedback closed on 5pm, Wednesday 2 May 2018.


  • Draft Local Development Plan - Salters Landing

    2 months ago
    CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.

    Draft Local Development Plan - Salters Landing - Feedback closed

    The City of South Perth received a new draft local development plan (LDP) for the ‘Salters Landing’ residential subdivision at Lot 500, No. 77 Roebuck Drive, Salter Point.

    Draft Local Development Plan - Salters Landing - Feedback closed

    The City of South Perth received a new draft local development plan (LDP) for the ‘Salters Landing’ residential subdivision at Lot 500, No. 77 Roebuck Drive, Salter Point.

  • Development Application - 1-3 Lyall St and 56 Melville Pde, South Perth

    2 months ago
    CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.
    Revised 44 Storey Development Application - Feedback closed

    On 31 July 2017, the City of South Perth received revised plans for a 44 storey building Development Application at 1-3 Lyall St and 56 Melville Pde, South Perth. Feedback closed 5pm, Friday 15 September.

    Revised 44 Storey Development Application - Feedback closed

    On 31 July 2017, the City of South Perth received revised plans for a 44 storey building Development Application at 1-3 Lyall St and 56 Melville Pde, South Perth. Feedback closed 5pm, Friday 15 September.

  • Development Application - 86-90 Mill Point Rd, South Perth

    2 months ago
    CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.

    Revised 32 Storey Development Application - Feedback closed

    The City of South Perth received revisions to the plans for a 32 Storey building at 86 - 90 Mill Point Rd, South Perth in March 2017 following changes to the town planning scheme (TPS6 Amendment 46). Feedback on the revised plans closed at 5pm, Tuesday 18 April 2017.

    Revised 32 Storey Development Application - Feedback closed

    The City of South Perth received revisions to the plans for a 32 Storey building at 86 - 90 Mill Point Rd, South Perth in March 2017 following changes to the town planning scheme (TPS6 Amendment 46). Feedback on the revised plans closed at 5pm, Tuesday 18 April 2017.

  • Development Application - 76-78 Mill Point Rd, South Perth

    2 months ago
    CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.

    Revised 50 Storey Development Application - Feedback Closed

    The City of South Perth received revised plans for a 50 storey building at 76-78 Mill Point Rd, South Perth on 5 April 2016. Feedback on the revised plans was extended to 5pm, Friday 22 April 2016.


    Revised 50 Storey Development Application - Feedback Closed

    The City of South Perth received revised plans for a 50 storey building at 76-78 Mill Point Rd, South Perth on 5 April 2016. Feedback on the revised plans was extended to 5pm, Friday 22 April 2016.