Mandurah Centre Plan: Resident or Landowner

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The Mandurah Centre Plan is a roadmap for how Mandurah’s centre will develop over the coming years.

It covers what is (and isn’t) going to happen with regards to housing, shops, public spaces, transport, and parking, ensuring the area grows in a way that benefits everyone while still preserving our laidback lifestyle and beautiful natural environment.

Formally known as the Mandurah Strategic Centre Precinct Structure Plan Review (MSCPSP), it is a planning document that guides how land can be used and developed in Central Mandurah with regards to:

  • Creating more housing options to suit different lifestyles, and without the need for more clearing of the natural environment.
  • Making it easier to walk, cycle, or use public transport.
  • Supporting local businesses and create new jobs.
  • Improving Central Mandurah as a vibrant, welcoming space.

The Mandurah Centre Plan covers some parts of central Mandurah, Silver Sands, the Mandurah Train Station precinct and the Mandurah Ocean Marina. Parts of Dudley Park may also be reviewed and considered. You can view the entire area on the site map in the documents section of this page.

So what's happening now?

The City is reviewing the plan and wants to hear your ideas! Your input will help shape a Mandurah that works for you, your family, and future generations.

The first step of this journey is about engaging with our community. So that you can remain informed about upcoming consultation opportunities, and receive the latest updates as they become available, you can sign up to our Mandurah Centre Plan mailing list. Simply complete the sign-up form on this page.

Where can I find out more?

More on the project including FAQs and information sheets, can be found on this web page.

Got a question you would like to ask our project team? Submit it using our question tool below.

The Mandurah Centre Plan is a roadmap for how Mandurah’s centre will develop over the coming years.

It covers what is (and isn’t) going to happen with regards to housing, shops, public spaces, transport, and parking, ensuring the area grows in a way that benefits everyone while still preserving our laidback lifestyle and beautiful natural environment.

Formally known as the Mandurah Strategic Centre Precinct Structure Plan Review (MSCPSP), it is a planning document that guides how land can be used and developed in Central Mandurah with regards to:

  • Creating more housing options to suit different lifestyles, and without the need for more clearing of the natural environment.
  • Making it easier to walk, cycle, or use public transport.
  • Supporting local businesses and create new jobs.
  • Improving Central Mandurah as a vibrant, welcoming space.

The Mandurah Centre Plan covers some parts of central Mandurah, Silver Sands, the Mandurah Train Station precinct and the Mandurah Ocean Marina. Parts of Dudley Park may also be reviewed and considered. You can view the entire area on the site map in the documents section of this page.

So what's happening now?

The City is reviewing the plan and wants to hear your ideas! Your input will help shape a Mandurah that works for you, your family, and future generations.

The first step of this journey is about engaging with our community. So that you can remain informed about upcoming consultation opportunities, and receive the latest updates as they become available, you can sign up to our Mandurah Centre Plan mailing list. Simply complete the sign-up form on this page.

Where can I find out more?

More on the project including FAQs and information sheets, can be found on this web page.

Got a question you would like to ask our project team? Submit it using our question tool below.

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  • Share The boundary for the Mandurah Centre Plan is quite hard to read on the plan - a very faint blue line. I am not actually sure from the Boundary Map what area on the whole plan is part of the Mandurah Centre Plan on Facebook Share The boundary for the Mandurah Centre Plan is quite hard to read on the plan - a very faint blue line. I am not actually sure from the Boundary Map what area on the whole plan is part of the Mandurah Centre Plan on Twitter Share The boundary for the Mandurah Centre Plan is quite hard to read on the plan - a very faint blue line. I am not actually sure from the Boundary Map what area on the whole plan is part of the Mandurah Centre Plan on Linkedin Email The boundary for the Mandurah Centre Plan is quite hard to read on the plan - a very faint blue line. I am not actually sure from the Boundary Map what area on the whole plan is part of the Mandurah Centre Plan link

    The boundary for the Mandurah Centre Plan is quite hard to read on the plan - a very faint blue line. I am not actually sure from the Boundary Map what area on the whole plan is part of the Mandurah Centre Plan

    Meredithk asked about 1 month ago

    Hi Meredith,

    Sorry about that. We've just uploaded another version of the plan boundary, which is hopefully a little easier on the eye. 

    You can view it below, but just in case it doesn't load properly, I've uploaded it here: 29db481a2bc7aabf758c8921ec51e9ff_Mandurah Centre Plan - Map-01.png (4963×3509) 

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    boundary map
  • Share When will Mandurah get a bowling Alley on Facebook Share When will Mandurah get a bowling Alley on Twitter Share When will Mandurah get a bowling Alley on Linkedin Email When will Mandurah get a bowling Alley link

    When will Mandurah get a bowling Alley

    BarbP asked about 2 months ago

    Thanks for the question.

    While we'd love to see our community hitting the lanes and knocking down strikes, opening a bowling alley is a commercial decision, which would require a landowner to decide if opening one was commercially viable. 


    bowling alley
    bowling alley
  • Share I hear that the Wearne Aged Care site at 7 Leslie Street Dudley Park is to be closed down. When will that happen and what is planned for that space? on Facebook Share I hear that the Wearne Aged Care site at 7 Leslie Street Dudley Park is to be closed down. When will that happen and what is planned for that space? on Twitter Share I hear that the Wearne Aged Care site at 7 Leslie Street Dudley Park is to be closed down. When will that happen and what is planned for that space? on Linkedin Email I hear that the Wearne Aged Care site at 7 Leslie Street Dudley Park is to be closed down. When will that happen and what is planned for that space? link

    I hear that the Wearne Aged Care site at 7 Leslie Street Dudley Park is to be closed down. When will that happen and what is planned for that space?

    makkaa asked about 2 months ago

    Thanks for the question.

    As this land is privately owned, this is a decision for the landowner, not the City.

  • Share Any plans to develop Woolworths & shops in smart street mall on Facebook Share Any plans to develop Woolworths & shops in smart street mall on Twitter Share Any plans to develop Woolworths & shops in smart street mall on Linkedin Email Any plans to develop Woolworths & shops in smart street mall link

    Any plans to develop Woolworths & shops in smart street mall

    Phylamina Chircop asked about 2 months ago

    Hi Phylamina,

    The land around the Woolworths and Smart Street Mall shops is privately owned commercial land, meaning any decisions for further development can only be made by the landowner.

    Our current and proposed structure plan intends to allow for increased development of these areas.

    smart street mall
    smart street mall
  • Share Being that we are in George Street and close enough to walk to the foreshore and in a walkability area we need street lights as it’s quite scary walking at night . Is street lighting part of the plan. on Facebook Share Being that we are in George Street and close enough to walk to the foreshore and in a walkability area we need street lights as it’s quite scary walking at night . Is street lighting part of the plan. on Twitter Share Being that we are in George Street and close enough to walk to the foreshore and in a walkability area we need street lights as it’s quite scary walking at night . Is street lighting part of the plan. on Linkedin Email Being that we are in George Street and close enough to walk to the foreshore and in a walkability area we need street lights as it’s quite scary walking at night . Is street lighting part of the plan. link

    Being that we are in George Street and close enough to walk to the foreshore and in a walkability area we need street lights as it’s quite scary walking at night . Is street lighting part of the plan.

    Kathryn asked about 1 month ago

    Hi Kathryn,

    Great question! Reviewing street lighting in the George Street area is an action under our City Centre Master Plan. This is one of many pre-existing plans that will help inform the broader Mandurah Centre Plan project.

    So, to answer your question: Yes, the need review street lighting in the area has been identified. 

    For more info, or more specific details, please contact our Strategic Planning team on (08) 9550 3777.

    street lighting
    street lighting
  • Share Why hasn't this review been advertised on the City of Mandurah fb page. There haven't been any posts about by the City on Facebook Share Why hasn't this review been advertised on the City of Mandurah fb page. There haven't been any posts about by the City on Twitter Share Why hasn't this review been advertised on the City of Mandurah fb page. There haven't been any posts about by the City on Linkedin Email Why hasn't this review been advertised on the City of Mandurah fb page. There haven't been any posts about by the City link

    Why hasn't this review been advertised on the City of Mandurah fb page. There haven't been any posts about by the City

    Meredithk asked about 1 month ago

    Hi Meredith, great question!

    We're currently in the process of notifying stakeholders and residents based within the boundary of the Mandurah Centre Plan, so our advertising efforts have been focused on more direct communications including face-to-face workshops and emails. We've taken this approach to give the people who may be impacted by the review the chance to familiarise with the project before seeing it on their socials (where we can only include limited context).

    Having said that, it's almost time to begin advertising this to the broader community, which will include posting updates about the project to our socials. Keep your eyes peeled over the coming days.

    social media
    social media
Page last updated: 24 Jul 2025, 10:59 AM