2021 Development Assessment Panels (DAP)
A key component of planning reform in Western Australia, Development Assessment Panels (DAPs) are intended to enhance planning expertise in decision making by improving the balance between technical advice and local knowledge. Fifteen DAPs were established by the Minister for Planning on 1 July 2011. Each DAP consists of five panel members, three being specialist members and two local government Councillors.
There are two different types of DAPs:
Local Development Assessment Panels (LDAPs)
An LDAP only has one local government within its boundary area. An LDAP is established to service a single local government, where it is deemed to be a high-growth local government with enough development to support its own DAP. There is currently only one LDAP, for the City of Perth.
Joint Development Assessment Panels (JDAPs)
JDAPs are established to service two or more local governments. There will be 14 JDAPs in Western Australia. To find out the JDAP groups, refer to the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage - Development Assessment Panel website
The City of Vincent forms part of the Metropolitan West JDAP, along with the Town of Cambridge, Town of Claremont, Town of Cottesloe, Town of Mosman Park, City of Nedlands, Shire of Peppermint Grove and City of Subiaco.
DAPs will meet and determine development applications within certain class and value thresholds set in the DAP regulations. There are three types of DAP applications:
- Mandatory DAP applications - developments of a value threshold of $10 million or more;
- “Opt-in” DAP applications - These are development applications where the applicant may choose to have the application determined by a DAP, or by the local government or WAPC under the normal process. In order to be considered an 'opt-in' application, the application must fit within the following value thresholds:
DAP | 'OPT-IN' VALUE THRESHOLD |
City of Perth |
between $10 million - $15 million |
Rest of the State |
between $2 million - below $10 million |
- Delegated applications - the Council by absolute majority may choose to have applications determined by a DAP, where the development is valued between $2 million and less than $10 million.
For further information relating to DAPs, please refer to the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage - Development Assessment Panel website.
The table below lists the current DAP’s received and considered by the City.
DETERMINED:
Date Received |
Serial Number |
Address |
Link to Details |
Outcome |
25/11/2021
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5.2021.465.1
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636-640 Newcastle Street Leederville
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Approved by DAP on 19th August 2022
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25/11/2021
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5.2021.466.1
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357 Oxford Street Mount Hawthorn
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Approved by DAP 22 April 2022
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03/11/2021
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5.2021.438.1
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46C Joel Terrace East Perth
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Approved by DAP on 15th August 2022
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15/09/2021
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5.2021.366.1
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257 Walcott Street North Perth
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Approved by DAP on 20 December 2021
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27/07/2021
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5.2021.304.1
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394-398 Newcastle Street West Perth
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Approved by DAP on 5 November 2021
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15/07/2021
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5.2021.289.1
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79 Paddington Street North Perth
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Approved by DAP on 16 December 2021
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02/02/2021
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5.2021.37.1
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291-293 Stirling Street Perth
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Approved by DAP 26 February 2021
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22/01/2021
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5.2021.30.1
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521-525 Beaufort Street Highgate
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Approved by DAP on 30 April 2021
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07/09/2020
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5.2020.346.1
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379 Beaufort Street Perth
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Approved by DAP on 14 April 2021
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