Willing Development: 139-141 Lake Street, Perth
The approved development at 139-141 Lake Street, Perth comprises a seven-storey mixed-use building containing 29 apartments and a ground floor café.
Current status
Before construction can begin for the main building works, the applicant must satisfy all relevant conditions of development approval and obtain the required permits and approvals. This includes the submission and approval of a Construction Management Plan in accordance with the City's Local Planning Policy: Construction Management.
Construction Management Plan
The Construction Management Plan outlines how construction impacts will be managed and communicated during the build. The plan must address:
- Site entry points.
- Traffic management.
- Contact details for the project.
- Community notification and communication.
- Parking management.
- Dust, sand and vibration management.
As part of their construction management, the applicant is required to provide written notification to all owners and occupiers within a 100-metre radius of the site at least 14 days before development works commence.
Traffic management plans and obstruction permits
For Willing Development to work safely, they are required to submit a Traffic Management Plan for the proposed temporary road obstructions and closures.
The site will be secured using appropriate fences and hoardings, with access gates on Lake and Church street.
Access to Stuart Street reserve and surrounding areas will be available via detour routes noted in the Traffic Guidance Schemes (TGS) below.
Willing Build has applied for an obstruction permit for their crane operations that is adjacent to the site. Refer to the Traffic Guidance Scheme (TGS) below.
Obstruction Permit ENG P0010-A
Obstruction Permit ENG-P0010-A
Period of Validity: 13th October 2026 - 13th March 2027
Traffic Management Plan No: 2605-TGS36911-001-1
See below approved Traffic Guidance Schemes (TGS) according to Traffic Management Plan 2605-TGS36911-001-1
Construction site and Work Zone permit areas along Lake street.
Partial lane obstruction and pedestrian management for safe detour around the site.
Obstruction within Lake street to facilitate crane and concrete truck operations.
This is TGS is for out of hours unassisted access and egress on Lake Street between Church Street and Forbes Road.
FAQs
Road Closure
A road closure means a road (or part of a road) is officially closed to traffic. Vehicles are generally not permitted to pass through the closed section.
Road Obstruction
A road obstruction is any blockage or hazard on a roadway that interferes with normal traffic movement and may require drivers to slow down, stop, or take an alternative route.
sures. Willing Build will send notification letters before obstructions and closures are implemented which forms part of the permit conditions.
Note: The Permit will be valid for a total of number concrete pouring days between specified dates on the permit.
sures. Willing Build will send notification letters before obstructions and closures are implemented which forms part of the permit conditions.
Note: The Permit will be valid for a total of number concrete pouring days between specified dates on the permit.
Permits to obstruct and/or close roads do not address noise. For further information on how noise is addressed, please visit the Imagine Vincent.
The Traffic Management Plan (TMP) is a detailed technical document prepared by the contractor and reviewed by the City as part of the permit process.
It is not published as it is not a public-facing document and may contain commercially sensitive and operational information.
To support transparency, the City publishes approved Traffic Guidance Schemes (TGS), which show the on-ground traffic and pedestrian arrangements relevant to residents and road users.
The City assesses compliance against the full approved documentation and undertakes regular site inspections to ensure works are carried out safely and in accordance with permit conditions.
Temporary Use of Stuart Street Reserve
To support construction of the development, Willing Development has entered into a temporary licence agreement with the City for the use of approximately 317m² of Stuart Street Reserve.
Why the reserve is required
The development site is constrained and directly adjoins the reserve. The licence area is proposed to be used for the temporary storage of construction materials, plant and equipment during the construction period.
The reserve area cannot be occupied or used until all required approvals, permits and licence requirements have been met.
The licensed area will be enclosed by temporary fencing, with appropriate signage and safety measures in place.
Public access to the remainder of Stuart Street Reserve will be maintained. The temporary use of the reserve will remain subject to the conditions of the licence agreement and ongoing oversight by the City.
What happens to the reserve after construction?
At the completion of construction, the applicant will be required to:
- Reinstate the licensed area.
- Undertake landscaping works required by the development approval.
- Deliver additional improvements required under the licence agreement.
As part of the licence agreement, the applicant is required to prepare a landscape plan for the reinstatement and improvement of this section of Stuart Street Reserve. The proposed improvements include additional landscaping, beautification works and tree planting.
The City will review and approve the landscape plan and retain oversight of the works. This will ensure the area is reinstated and the agreed improvements are delivered to the City's satisfaction.
Development Approval
Further information about the approved development, including development approval documentation, is available on Imagine Vincent
139 and 141 Lake Street Perth | Imagine Vincent
This page will be updated as approvals are obtained and construction progresses.