Draft Amendments | Appendix No. 16 - Design Guidelines for Perth & Appendix No. 18 - Design Guidelines for William Street

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The City of Vincent is proposing amendments to Appendix No. 16 - Design Guidelines for Perth and Appendix No. 18 - Design Guidelines for William Street. The objective of the Appendices and the proposed amendments is to align the built form outcomes, particularly building height, in the Appendices and draft Amendment 2 to Local Planning Policy 7.1.1 – Built Form.


The amendments relate to:

  • the half-street block bounded by Fitzgerald, Stuart, Newcastle and Palmerston Streets (shown below). In this area it is proposed that building height be 4 storeys instead of 3 adjacent to the street; and



  • William Street, between Brisbane and Newcastle Streets (shown below), is a proposed building height of 4 storeys instead of 3 adjacent to the street; and 6 storeys instead of 4 within the sites.


The full draft appendices and tracked changes from the existing appendices are available in the document library.

Share your thoughts

We want to hear from you.

To share your thoughts on our proposed changes to the Appendices, the below feedback survey will be available until 6 May 2020. Comments can also be submitted via email to mail@vincent.wa.gov.au.


One on one discussions

If you have any questions or would like to find out more about the proposed amendment please email us at mail@vincent.wa.gov.au or phone Tim Elliott on 9273 6528.



The City of Vincent is proposing amendments to Appendix No. 16 - Design Guidelines for Perth and Appendix No. 18 - Design Guidelines for William Street. The objective of the Appendices and the proposed amendments is to align the built form outcomes, particularly building height, in the Appendices and draft Amendment 2 to Local Planning Policy 7.1.1 – Built Form.


The amendments relate to:

  • the half-street block bounded by Fitzgerald, Stuart, Newcastle and Palmerston Streets (shown below). In this area it is proposed that building height be 4 storeys instead of 3 adjacent to the street; and



  • William Street, between Brisbane and Newcastle Streets (shown below), is a proposed building height of 4 storeys instead of 3 adjacent to the street; and 6 storeys instead of 4 within the sites.