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Major Strategic Community Plan Review

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Love my Kwinana is a project created to unearth a new community vision for the future.

Help create a prosperous future for Kwinana by participating in the major review of the City’s Strategic Community Plan.

What is a Strategic Community Plan?

The Strategic Community Plan outlines the vision, aspirations and objectives of the community over the next 10 years. It's a strategic roadmap of where the community want to go and what it will look like when we get there.

The City has had a Strategic Community Plan since its original adoption in 2013, now with the exciting growth experienced by Kwinana and the abundant opportunities, now is the perfect time to reset the vision.

You can view the draft Strategic Community Plan 2021-2031 on this page. The draft strategic direction is also included in the Consultation Document.

The Strategic Community Plan must also be activated by a Corporate Business Plan, both of which should be informed by a Long Term Financial Plan, Infrastructure Strategy and Workforce Plan.

Why do we have to review it?

The State Government sets the requirements for a Local Government’s Strategic Community Plan through legislation, regulations and the Integrated Planning and Reporting Framework. The Local Government Act 1995 requires that the Strategic Community Plan undergo a major review once every four years. This review must take into account the community’s aspirations for the future.

What can I do to get involved?

Love the Kwinana that you live in? So do we! Love my Kwinana is a project designed to unearth a new vision for the future. All phases of engagement for this project have now ended. To have your say on other City of Kwinana projects and initiatives, please browse the Love my Kwinana online engagement portal.

Love my Kwinana is a project created to unearth a new community vision for the future.

Help create a prosperous future for Kwinana by participating in the major review of the City’s Strategic Community Plan.

What is a Strategic Community Plan?

The Strategic Community Plan outlines the vision, aspirations and objectives of the community over the next 10 years. It's a strategic roadmap of where the community want to go and what it will look like when we get there.

The City has had a Strategic Community Plan since its original adoption in 2013, now with the exciting growth experienced by Kwinana and the abundant opportunities, now is the perfect time to reset the vision.

You can view the draft Strategic Community Plan 2021-2031 on this page. The draft strategic direction is also included in the Consultation Document.

The Strategic Community Plan must also be activated by a Corporate Business Plan, both of which should be informed by a Long Term Financial Plan, Infrastructure Strategy and Workforce Plan.

Why do we have to review it?

The State Government sets the requirements for a Local Government’s Strategic Community Plan through legislation, regulations and the Integrated Planning and Reporting Framework. The Local Government Act 1995 requires that the Strategic Community Plan undergo a major review once every four years. This review must take into account the community’s aspirations for the future.

What can I do to get involved?

Love the Kwinana that you live in? So do we! Love my Kwinana is a project designed to unearth a new vision for the future. All phases of engagement for this project have now ended. To have your say on other City of Kwinana projects and initiatives, please browse the Love my Kwinana online engagement portal.

Kwinana's Future

Here is your opportunity to let your imagination run wild. Tell us, what does Kwinana look like in 30 years time?

Thank you for sharing your story with us and helping to shape the Strategic Community Plan review. 

CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.
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    Perfect

    by City Engagement Team, about 4 years ago

    Perfect as is

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    More

    by City Engagement Team, about 4 years ago

    More of what it is today

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    Leader

    by City Engagement Team, about 4 years ago

    Other councils taking note on this and viewing and looking at same design (pool, library and shops conveniently together)


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    Safe and clean

    by City Engagement Team, about 4 years ago

    Old peoples homes feeling safe and healthy, clean and not worried about COVID or any other worries of that nature


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    Safe and happy

    by City Engagement Team, about 4 years ago

    Safe, happy people, trees, green grass

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    Social and cultural

    by City Engagement Team, about 4 years ago

    To be socially and culturally linked


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    Welcoming

    by City Engagement Team, about 4 years ago

    Welcoming with a coffee strip like Fremantle


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    Growth and development

    by City Engagement Team, about 4 years ago

    Kwinana will look like a little Perth city with more restaurants and shopping places.


    Obtained from engagement Community Outreach

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    Bigger houses

    by City Engagement Team, about 4 years ago

    I don't know, bigger houses.

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    No polution more trees

    by City Engagement Team, about 4 years ago

    Mainly the same minus the pollution plus more plants

    Obtained from engagement at North Parmelia Primary School Year 6 and below 23/09/2020