FAQ

The purpose of a Draft Master Plan is to provide a ‘proposed’ strategy and framework for future development of an area or site.  The plan outlines the future improvements and developments proposed for the site, where they should be located and the scale of developments that could occur.  The draft master planning process involves a review of the existing conditions of the area, its utilisation, its strengths and current issues or community concerns.

Consultation with users of the facility and the community is an important process in the development of a Draft Master Plan, along with detailed analysis of the community population, profile and research into best practice examples. Master Plans provide a high level, costed document for Council’s future planning purposes.   

The Draft Master Plan for Maida Vale Reserve proposes to increase the opportunities to participate in sports using the reserve, by improving the lighting on the reserve, the layout of fields on the reserve, upgrade the facilities and also to provide a fitness trail around the reserve for people to use at any time.

The Draft Master Plan outlines the optimal mix of various sports to be played at the Reserve whilst balancing access to the community for casual recreation purposes. 

The City of Kalamunda is encouraging residents to provide feedback on the Draft Master Plan.