Published on Friday, 13 November 2026 at 11:57:46 AM

The State Government is asking the community to provide feedback on its Draft Station Precincts Improvement Scheme for eight precincts.

The aim of the proposed scheme is to enable more homes and housing choice within walking distances of train stations including Claisebrook and Glendalough which are both in the City of Vincent.

The Improvement Scheme is a statutory planning framework that sets out land use, densities, building height, landscaping and parking requirements and other development controls. 

Once finalised the Improvement Scheme will replace the City’s local planning framework and the State Government, through the Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC), will become the decision-maker for development applications for these areas.

The Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage are holding two community drop-in sessions for locals to have their say, hear more about the proposals and ask questions. 

 
Claisebrook Station community drop-in session  
When: 16 November 2026, 12 – 3pm   
Where: Outside IGA Local Grocer East Perth, 81 Royal Street, East Perth  
 
Glendalough Station community drop-in session  
When: 30 November 2026, 3 – 6pm  
Where: Inside Glendalough Shopping Village, 4 Jon Sanders Drive, Glendalough  
 
To view the scheme and have your say, visit the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage's consultation page and complete the online survey. Consultation is open to 12 February 2027.

A report will be presented to the February 2027 Council meeting for Council to consider the City’s submission to the WAPC.

Following the consultation phase, feedback will be considered by the State Government and the draft Improvement Scheme finalised by the WAPC. It is anticipated that the Commission will consider the final Improvement Scheme in mid-2027. 

For more information, visit our project page or DPLH’s consultation page.

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