Public Comment Period Open
The City of Albany invites public comment on the draft Emu Point Precinct Structure Plan.
The draft Structure Plan provides a strategic framework to guide the future development of the Emu Point precinct, balancing opportunities for growth with the protection of environmental, landscape, recreational, cultural and community values.
The draft plan considers future land use, access and movement, housing, tourism, recreation and environmental management to support a sustainable and connected future for the area.
Community members, landowners and stakeholders are encouraged to review the Draft Structure Plan and supporting documentation during the public advertising period.
Have your say
Click on button below to complete the online submission form and have your say on the draft on the Draft Emu Point Precinct Structure Plan.
Submission Form
If you prefer to provide a written submission, hard copy submissions may be lodged in person at the City of Albany Administration Office front counter or posted to the address below.
Please note that written submissions must include all information requested in the mandatory fields of the online submission form to ensure your submission can be properly considered.
Postal Address:
City of Albany
PO Box 484
Albany WA 6331
Supporting documents and details on how to make a submission are available on this consultation page during the advertising period.
All submissions received during the advertising period will be considered prior to the Draft Structure Plan being presented to Council and subsequently referred to the Western Australian Planning Commission for determination.
Public advertising closes: 5:00PM Tuesday 15 December 2026
Click on the button below for further information on the project including an interactive StoryMap or would like to contact a member of the City's project team.
EPPSP project page
Disclaimer
This document is provided for public advertising and consultation purposes only. The Draft Emu Point Precinct Structure Plan may be amended following consideration of submissions received during the advertising period. The document does not represent a final decision of the City of Albany or the Western Australian Planning Commission. In the event of any inconsistency, the official planning documents and supporting information available on the project webpage prevail.