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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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    Better connection to nature

    by City Engagement Team, about 4 years ago

    Better connection to nature. People more connected to bush.


    Obtained from engagement from the Marketplace Pop up 24/09/202 and 14/10/2020


  • Share Well planned with a village feel on Facebook Share Well planned with a village feel on Twitter Share Well planned with a village feel on Linkedin Email Well planned with a village feel link

    Well planned with a village feel

    by City Engagement Team, about 4 years ago

    A well planned city still with a village atmosphere.


    Obtained from engagement from the Marketplace Pop up 24/09/202 and 14/10/2020

  • Share Green and clean on Facebook Share Green and clean on Twitter Share Green and clean on Linkedin Email Green and clean link

    Green and clean

    by City Engagement Team, about 4 years ago

    Green and clean


    Obtained from engagement on the Wildflower Walk 13/09/2020

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    Zero waste

    by City Engagement Team, about 4 years ago

    Zero waste

    Obtained from engagement on the Wildflower Walk 13/09/2020



  • Share Keep the bush areas on Facebook Share Keep the bush areas on Twitter Share Keep the bush areas on Linkedin Email Keep the bush areas link

    Keep the bush areas

    by City Engagement Team, about 4 years ago

    To still have plenty of bush areas

    Obtained from engagement on the Wildflower Walk 13/09/2020

  • Share A great place to live and raise a family on Facebook Share A great place to live and raise a family on Twitter Share A great place to live and raise a family on Linkedin Email A great place to live and raise a family link

    A great place to live and raise a family

    by City Engagement Team, about 4 years ago
    A great place to live, raise family and a community which cares for each other. Obviously if work opportunities could increase locally then that would be no.1 thing but keeping the environment safe as well.


    Obtained from engagement on the Wildflower Walk 13/09/2020

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    Progressive

    by Arbie, about 4 years ago
    The future Kwinana has:
    1) Interconnected paths suitable for electric bike and pedestrian that link suburbs or significant places like shops within suburbs to other places with minimal interaction with vehicular traffic.
    2) Off lead dog parks close by with doggy poo bags and bins and water fountains provided.
    3) At least one park in each suburb with outdoor gym equipment accessible and natural playground equipment.
    4) A major shopping precinct that is programmed to be vibrant, attracts a mix of fashion stores and key larger outlets and caters for diverse cultural food palettes.
    5) An arts centre that exhibits... Continue reading
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    Bushlands & Events

    by City Engagement Team, about 4 years ago

    Bushlands, events and everybody happy, no homeless people, hotel and hospital for emergencies. Starbucks and bookstores have been installed.


    Obtained from engagement with Students Year 6 and below at North Parmelia Primary School 23/09/20

  • Share Bush, birds and community spirit on Facebook Share Bush, birds and community spirit on Twitter Share Bush, birds and community spirit on Linkedin Email Bush, birds and community spirit link

    Bush, birds and community spirit

    by Tim Carrier, about 4 years ago

    The City of Kwinana is a destination for people who want to see the best birdlife and the most amazing wildflowers in the metropolitan area.

    Native bushland and an abundance of trees allow wildlife to flourish and birds to nest and work has been done to upgrade facilities for local residents and visitors to the area to enjoy this natural beauty without impacting upon it.

    Kwinana is a community of people who are striving for a better, more sustainable future — residents share produce from community gardens, are invested in community-led solar projects and culture in a vibrant multi-cultural society.

    ... Continue reading

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    Residents do not get a say

    by Jack, about 4 years ago
    The council has closed the churches and cancelled Christmas the cost of the council is borne by rate payers having to take out loans for events they cannot attend