Strategic Community Plan Review

Get involved to help us plan for the next decade

The City is reviewing its highest level planning document - the Strategic Community Plan.

The Strategic Community Plan 2020 will detail the City’s vision and aspirations for the next decade and will set out the key strategies and actions required to achieve them.

The City’s Strategic Community Plan requires valuable input from residents, ratepayers, businesses and community groups and will be undertaking extensive consultation to understand the needs and desires of these important stakeholders.

Ways to have your say
During the engagement period there will be many ways for you to learn more about the Strategic Community Plan, have a say or get involved.

This includes our online survey, which is available now, and upcoming forums and workshops.

Launch community survey

Register for upcoming forums and workshops

If you have any queries please contact our Corporate Business Planning Advisor Dean Kerry – See contact details below.

See further details on this page for coming activities and other ways to have a say.

Background

Under the Local Government Act and regulations,  Councils are required to undertake a major review of the City’s Strategic Community Plan every three years.

The City has engaged consultants Delos Delta to assist with the stakeholder engagement requirements for the project which will also provide input into the development of a Smart City strategy, assist with a review of the City’s current Community Development led plans and provide basic initial input into the review of the City’s Local Planning Strategy.

Key engagement activities will include:

• Council Member Strategic Workshops/Forums
• Internal Employee Engagement
• External Community Engagement tailored as required with the following groups (as a minimum):

- Seniors;
- First Nations People;
- Youth;
- Middle Years;
- Early Years;
- People with a Disability;
- Multicultural Communities;
- Community Groups;
- Those experiencing Homelessness or At Risk Groups (e.g. Family Domestic Violence and Drugs and Alcohol);
- Volunteers;
- Public Health (Objective 1 and 3 of State Public Health Plan); and
- Mental Health. 

Further consultation will occur with the City seeking feedback on the draft SCP.  Here is a summary of ways you can get involved and have your say.

Opportunities to have a say

• The City’s Your Say community engagement hub

• Community Survey (online version available through Your Say )

• Via the Shared Community Comments section (in Your Say)

• Direct comment to the project team

• Attend a community roadshow or workshop (See Key dates section this page)

Other relevant consultations

Local Planning Strategy Review

Residents and key stakeholders are encouraged to provide their preliminary input into the development of a new Local Planning Strategy for the City of Wanneroo covering a range of areas including:

• North Wanneroo – Rural Precinct
• Integrated Transport
• Economy, Retail and Employment
• Heritage and Character
• Mixed Use and Urban Design
• Environment and Biodiversity
• Tourism and Visitors
• Public Open Space and Recreation
• Community Facilities
• Coastal Management
• Population and Housing

Ward and Representative Review

Residents are encouraged to provide submissions on the City of Wanneroo's recently advertised Ward and Representative Review 2020 Discussion Paper.