town centre/project area · 2 meetings
Beverly Hills Town Centre (West)
Mentions
- State-assessed rezoning proposal and Council submission concern the Beverly Hills Town Centre West area.
- State-assessed rezoning proposal for the western Beverly Hills town centre; Council will make a submission to the state planning department.
- The community will have a formal opportunity to comment, with a later report required on submissions and possible changes.
- Council’s submission will inform the State Government’s consideration of proposed planning changes affecting the town centre.
- Creates the next public consultation stage for Beverly Hills planning and development controls.
- Provides Council’s formal position in the state-led rezoning process.
Decisions
Draft Beverly Hills Master Plan endorsed for public exhibition
Council endorsed the proposed Environment and Planning Committee recommendation to publicly exhibit the Draft Beverly Hills Master Plan and associated studies for at least 42 days from 11 August 2026. The Director Environment and Planning may make minor editorial amendments before exhibition.
The community will have a formal opportunity to comment, with a later report required on submissions and possible changes.
Submission approved on Beverly Hills West rezoning
Council resolved to make a submission to the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure on the Beverly Hills Town Centre (West) State-Assessed Rezoning Proposal, consistent with the matters in the report.
Council’s submission will inform the State Government’s consideration of proposed planning changes affecting the town centre.
Beverly Hills Master Plan to public exhibition
Endorsed the Draft Beverly Hills Master Plan and associated studies for public exhibition for at least 28 days; authorised minor editorial amendments before exhibition; and required a further report on submissions and proposed amendments.
Creates the next public consultation stage for Beverly Hills planning and development controls.
Council submission on Beverly Hills West rezoning
Resolved to make a submission to the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure on the Beverly Hills Town Centre (West) State-Assessed Rezoning Proposal, consistent with the matters in the report.
Provides Council’s formal position in the state-led rezoning process.
Mortdale Centre item deferred
Deferred the Mortdale Centre Planning Proposal response and future strategic direction item to the 24 August 2026 Ordinary Council Meeting.
Delays the next Council decision on the Mortdale Centre planning proposal.
Topics
Public exhibition of Draft Beverly Hills Master Plan
The Draft Beverly Hills Master Plan and associated studies will be exhibited for a minimum of 42 days from 11 August 2026. Council will later consider public submissions and any recommended amendments.
Residents, property owners and businesses can review the draft and provide feedback during the exhibition period.
Beverly Hills West rezoning proposal
Council resolved to make a submission to the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure on the Beverly Hills Town Centre (West) State-Assessed Rezoning Proposal.
The proposal may influence future development and revitalisation in the western Beverly Hills town centre.
Beverly Hills Master Plan public exhibition
The Draft Beverly Hills Master Plan and associated studies will be publicly exhibited for a minimum of 28 days. Council staff must later report on submissions and recommend any amendments.
Residents, landowners and businesses in Beverly Hills will be able to provide formal feedback before the plan progresses.
Beverly Hills West rezoning proposal
Council will submit its position on the Beverly Hills Town Centre (West) State-Assessed Rezoning Proposal to the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure.
The submission is Council’s formal input into a state planning process that may shape future development in the town centre.
Mortdale Centre planning proposal deferral
Consideration of the Mortdale Centre Planning Proposal was deferred to the 24 August 2026 Ordinary Council Meeting.
The planning proposal will not be considered further by Council until the scheduled August meeting.