Learn about the requirements for Developer Contribution Plans. Due to rapid land development and population growth, the City of Wanneroo requires developers to contribute to infrastructure such as major roads and parks to support new communities
How it works
The City works with developers to identify associated costs of providing supporting infrastructure, including major roads and parks that is required with any new development. In most cases, a Developer Contribution Plan (DCP) will be formulated and agreed between the City, developers and the Western Australian Planning Commission. The subsequent requirement to pay a contribution is applied as a condition of subdivision or development approval upon the land.
Prepared under Section 26 of the Planning and Development Act 2005 and State Planning Policy 3.6 - Infrastructure contributions the City will prepare and implement DCP requirements through the introduction of provisions into the Local Planning Scheme.
Requesting a quote
Before payment, developers must request a quote from the City.
Required details include:
- Stage information
- Copy of the Deposited Plan or development approval.
Developer Contribution Plan areas
The City of Wanneroo has numerous infrastructure contribution areas and is working with developers and landowners to establish new requirements for future urban areas.
