Perth's western suburbs to modernise century-old planning legislation
WA government plans to modernise the Cambridge Endowment Lands Act 1920, removing outdated red tape and streamlining development in Perth's western suburbs.
How will WA's planning law changes affect development approvals in Perth's western suburbs?
Builders and tradespeople working in Perth's western suburbs may see faster development approvals, reducing project delays and improving workflow planning.
Key takeaways
- WA is overhauling the Cambridge Endowment Lands Act 1920 to remove outdated planning rules.
- The changes target Perth's western suburbs, aiming to streamline the development approvals process.
- Modernising the century-old legislation is expected to cut through redundant red tape for developers.
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