Metropolitan and Country Zoning Review. Growing our game

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1 Metropolitan and Country Zoning Review Growing our game

2 WAFC Zoning Review Committee Chaired by: Ian Taylor - Commissioner with Andrew Purser - Independent Alan Bishop - WACFL

3 Review Process Request for submissions from all football stakeholders Consultation with WAFDT and WAFL Development Officers to determine current statistical data Management Sub Committee with an external executive officer, Andrew McBean, to collate and produce a draft statistical analysis Analysis of the Draft by the Zoning review committee in conjunction with the terms of reference to produce the final report

4 Special thanks to the: WAFDT for providing the data for the AFL National Census Department of Planning and Infrastructure for providing all of the population projections data, the LGA statistical data and general planning and mapping expertise Department of Education and Training for statistical data regarding schools and school populations

5 Terms of Reference Metropolitan: This zoning should be undertaken with the view that the zones should remain in place for a period of at least seven years. (It is acknowledged that the Peel licence is to be reviewed after five years and zoning may need to be modified accordingly.) Notwithstanding the above, demographic projections for the period should be used to predict future population densities and the potential of the playing population to increase or decrease as the case may be Consideration is to be given to the number of teams playing in each age group for each zone in order to develop a sustainable competition for as many age groups as possible within each zone.

6 Terms of Reference Metropolitan (continued): Natural boundaries such as freeways, rivers and major arterial roads should be considered. Comment: For the National ABS & AFL census the local government boundaries have been followed where possible. The historical associations with WAFL clubs should be considered. The current junior club boundaries should be considered. Junior clubs should not be split between two zones where possible. Consideration should be given to clubs that have been moved from one zone to another under previous rezoning schemes.

7 Terms of Reference Metropolitan (continued): Rules should be recommended for implementation to allow for: - the development of players from the current zone to be recognised; and - to avert the mass registration of players from the existing zone prior to implementation of the new zone. The number of schools in the area should be considered. Primary focus for development in future years will be the targeting of the growth of football within schools. Consideration should be given to the number of players participating in school football program for yr olds. When determining player numbers, consideration should be given to the number of players within a team, not just using a standard number of players across all zones, eg. One team = 20 players. NB: National AFL Census uses 25 players per team as their estimate

8 Terms of Reference Country: Consider allocation of leagues to WAFL Clubs rather than regions to minimise the number of Country Leagues split between WAFL Clubs. The Pilbara should be allocated as a WAFL zone. Rules should be recommended for recruitment of players from the Kimberley. Consider current and future travel subsidies for outlying zones. Consider geographic relationship to the metropolitan zones.

9 Major Considerations: Parker Report 2001 Recommendation: The primary consideration for determining zones should be the number of players competing in the zones. Comments: Every effort has been made to achieve equalisation of player numbers in each zone.

10 WAFL Management Recommendation: It is appropriate to consider age categories from years, with an emphasis on the age group. Comments: Every effort has been made to achieve equal playing numbers in age groups across the State, emphasising the year olds.

11 Current Total Metropolitan and Country participating players years Based on 2003 player numbers Player Numbers C EF EP PT P SF S SD WP Metro Club Country This graph excludes the North West

12 Proposed Total Metropolitan and Country participating players years Based on 2003 player numbers Player numbers C EF EP PT P SF S SD WP Metro Club Country This graph excludes the North West

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14 PILBARA Fortescue Seniors (All) North Pilbara Seniors (All) Fortescue Juniors (All Clubs) West Pilbara (All Clubs) Tom Price Royals Sharks Newman Seniors (All) Newman Juniors (All Clubs) Magpies Eagles Dockers Swans Bulldogs Magpies Falcons Kats Sharks Wolves Port Hedland Juniors (All Clubs) Rovers Bulldogs Dockers Roos Eagles Swans 560 players 9 17 (28 teams) Note: This is intended as a pilot development program. This region has a transient population, many of whom may leave the area when their children reach secondary school age.

15 KIMBERLEY Kimberley Football League Seniors (All) West Kimberley (All Clubs) Broome Bidyadanga Beagle Bay Central Kimberley (All Clubs) Fitzroy Derby Looma East Kimberley (All Clubs) Kununurra Wyndham Halls Creek Warnum Oomblagurra Kalumburu 480 players 9 17 (24 teams) Note: This is intended as a pilot development program.

16 GASCOYNE Gascoyne Seniors (All) Gascoyne (Carnarvon) Gascoyne Ramblers Warriors Exmouth (Juniors) 160 players 9-17 (8 teams) Note: This is intended as a pilot development program.

17 Metropolitan requests 1. Zones based upon player numbers 2. Primarily based upon year olds 3. Zones in place for 10 years 4. Zones must be based upon zoned players competing in the zone 5. Instigate rules to stop hoarding of rezoned players 6. All junior clubs to be geographically inside the zones!!!!

18 PROPOSED METRO DISTRICT 2004 CLUBS TEAMS FORMER CLUBS 2003 Under 9 s 13 Claremont Subiaco Carine(to Subiaco FC) Cottesloe Sea Eagles Under 10 s 12 (Scarborough) Karrinyup (to Subiaco FC) Under 11 s 13 Dalkeith Swanbourne North Beach (to Subiaco FC) Marist (Churchlands) Wembley Downs Mosman Park West Coast Scarborough Under 12 s 12 Under 13 s 11 Under 14 s 8 Under 15 s 5 Under 16 s 0 Under 17 s 4 NB: No 16 s competition Note: We recognise that North Beach combines with Sea Eagles and that this currently represents a Club playing out of district.

19 Metropolitan District Karrinyup Road Mitchell Freeway

20 Country requests 1. Zone entire country Leagues where possible! 2. Do not zone Kimberley and Pilbara until suitable funding is available 3. Travel subsidies available for country areas!

21 PROPOSED COUNTRY DISTRICT 2004 Great Southern Football League (All seniors) Great Southern (Juniors) Albany Cranbrook/Kendenup Central Kimberley (Juniors) * Fitzroy * Derby * Looma Denmark * Kojonup * Walpole Ongerup Football League (All seniors) * Tambellup Ongerup (Juniors) Mt Barker * Ongerup * Borden * Gnowangerup Kimberley Football Leagues (All seniors) * Jerramungup West Kimberley (Juniors) * Boxwood Hills * Broome * Bidyadanga Central South (Juniors) * Beagle Bay * Lake Grace East Kimberley (Juniors) * Newdegate * Kununurra * Wyndham Ravensthorpe & Districts Football * Halls Creek League (All seniors) * Warmun Ravensthorpe (Juniors) * Oombleguri * Ravensthorpe * Kalumburu * Hopetown * Lake King * Indicates Club new to district

22 Country District

23 Country District

24 Metropolitan requests 1. Zones based upon player numbers! 2. Primarily based upon year olds 3. No changes to metropolitan zone as most areas are predicted as no growth 4. Keep Canning Vale as a growth area!!

25 PROPOSED METRO DISTRICT 2004 CLUBS TEAMS 2003 FORMER CLUBS Under 9 s 14 Applecross Mt Pleasant Kardinya (to South Fremantle FC) Under 10 s 12 Attadale Palmyra Lynwood/Ferndale (to Perth FC) Bullcreek/Leeming Riverton Canning Vale Rossmoyne East Fremantle Rostrata Karoonda Willetton Melville Under 11 s 15 Under 12 s 12 Under 13 s 11 Under 14 s 10 Under 15 s 10 Under 16 s 0 Under 17 s 8 NB: No 16 s competition

26 Metropolitan District High Road Nicholson Road Garden Street Garling Road South Street Kwinana Freeway Warton Road

27 Country requests 1. No changes to country zone due to the strong historical presence East Fremantle has had since 1972!

28 PROPOSED COUNTRY DISTRICT 2004 Great Northern Football League (All seniors) Great Northern (Juniors) Brigades Railways Chapman Valley Mullewa Northampton Towns Rovers St Pats Shires of Murchison, Cue, Mt Magnet, Shark Bay, Yalgoo and Sandstone Lose Dongara (To Perth FC. They play in North Midlands Football League)

29 Country District Geraldton Northampton Chapman Valley Mullewa Greenough

30 Metropolitan requests! 1. Zones based upon player numbers 2. Primarily based upon year olds! 3. Zoning review every 5 years 4. East Perth want increased total numbers by increasing the area of its zone!!

31 PROPOSED METRO DISTRICT 2004 CLUBS * Balga Bombers * Pumas (Girrawheen) * Ballajura * Landsdale Bayswater Morley Morley PCYC Bombers (Coolbinia) Mt Lawley Cardinals (Mt Hawthorn) Noranda Cougars (Nollamara) * St Peters (Bedford) North Cobras (Balga/Cougars) * Indicates Club new to district TEAMS 2003 FORMER CLUBS Beechboro (to Swan Districts FC) Under 9 s 15 Under 10 s 13 Under 11 s 11 Under 12 s 13 Under 13 s 9 Under 14 s 8 Under 15 s 5 Under 16 s 0 Under 17 s 8 NB: combined 16 s and 17 s comp

32 Metropolitan District Gnangara Road Wanneroo Road Reid Highway Marshall Road Lord Street Mitchell Freeway

33 Country requests 1. Maintain current zone of the South West Football League 2. Maintain current zone of Lower South West Football League, although give Walpole to Claremont FC!

34 PROPOSED COUNTRY DISTRICT 2004 South West Football League Lower South West Football League (Seniors - Busselton, Augusta/Margaret River) (All seniors) Busselton (Juniors) August Margaret River Eagles Bombers Hawks Saints Dunsborough Country s Rovers Towns Wanderers Augusta Margaret River (Juniors) Augusta/Karridale Margaret River Cowaramup Lower South West (Juniors) Boyup Brook Bridgetown Deanmill Imperials Southerners Tigers Lose Walpole (To Claremont FC. They play in Great Southern Football League) Donnybrook (To Peel FC. They play in South West Football League) Bunbury & Districts (Juniors) Augusta Margaret River Busselton Dunsborough

35 Country District

36 Metropolitan requests 1. Primarily based upon year olds! 2. Zones should be based on players numbers and these numbers should be even for all WAFL Clubs!

37 PROPOSED METRO DISTRICT 2004 CLUBS TEAMS 2003 FORMER CLUBS Baldivis Secret Harbour Kwinana Under (to 9 s South Fremantle 17 FC) Mandurah Centrals Pinjarra Leda Under (to South 10 s Fremantle 11FC) Under 11 s 12 Halls Head Rockingham Mundijong (to South Fremantle FC) North Mandurah Warnbro Safety Bay Waroona South Mandurah Under 12 s 11 Under 13 s 11 Under 14 s 9 Under 15 s 5 Under 16 s 6 Under 17 s 0 NB: 17 s play in the Peel FL colts comp

38 Country requests 1. No changes to country zone

39 PROPOSED COUNTRY DISTRICT 2004 South West Football League ( Seniors - Collie, Eaton, Donnybrook Harvey/Brunswick/Leschenault) South West (Juniors) Cardinals (Boyanup/Capel/Dardanup) Collie Eaton Harvey Bulls Harvey/Brunswick/Leschenault * Donnybrook * Indicates Club new to district

40 Combined District ROCKINGHAM (T)

41 Metropolitan requests 1. Zones based upon player numbers! 2. Primarily based upon year olds! 3. Maintain current zone

42 PROPOSED METRO DISTRICT 2004 CLUBS FORMER CLUBS TEAMS 2003 Airport Eagles (Redcliffe) Maddington Chittering Under 9 s (to Swan Districts 16 FC) Belmont Queens Park Gosnells South Perth Huntingdale Thornlie Kenwick Vic Park * Lynwood/Ferndale Under 10 s 15 Under 11 s 11 Under 12 s 12 Under 13 s 10 Under 14 s 11 Under 15 s 8 Under 16 s 0 Under 17 s 10 * Indicates Club new to district NB: No 16 s Competition

43 Metropolitan District High Road Nicholson Road Warton Road Garden Street Brockway Road Ranford Road Allen Road Chevin Road

44 Country requests 1. Attempt to maintain current zone while zoning country leagues rather than geographic zones.!

45 PROPOSED COUNTRY DISTRICT 2004 Avon Football League (All Seniors) Avon (Juniors) Northam Watheroo Moora Warriors Toodyay Moora Rovers Dandargan Central Midlands Coastal Football League (All seniors) Central Midlands Coastal Juniors York Cervantes Leeman Bindi Milling Jurien Bay East Avon (Juniors) Kelleberrin/Tammin Beverley Quairading Cunderdin Mortlock Football League (All Seniors) Mortlock (Juniors) Wongan Hills Goomalling Dowerin Dallwallinu Calingiri/Ballidu/Cadoux * Indicates Club new to district North Midlands Football League (All Seniors) North Midlands Juniors Three Springs * Dongara Mingenew Carnamah Coorow Lose Kalannie (to West Perth FC. They play in Central Wheatbelt Football League) Wundowie (to Swan Districts FC. They play in Hills Football League)

46 Country District

47 Metropolitan requests! 1. Zones based upon player numbers 2. Primarily based upon year olds! 3. Maintain current zone in its entirety including:! Fremantle and Cockburn South Suburban Clubs Armadale, Forrestdale, Kelmscott and Roleystone Return of Junior clubs once part of South Fremantle zone: Kardinya, Kwinana!!

48 PROPOSED METRO DISTRICT 2004 CLUBS TEAMS 2003 FORMER CLUBS Armadale Kelmscott Nil Bibra Lake * Kwinana Cockburn Lakes (Yangebup) Forrestdale * Leda Freo Hawks (Beaconsfield) Roleystone Jandakot South Coogee * Kardinya * Mundijong Under 9 s 18 Under 10 s 13 Under 11 s 15 Under 12 s 12 Under 13 s 12 Under 14 s 7 Under 15 s 4 Under 16 s 5 Under 17 s 6 * Indicates Club new to district

49 Garling Street South Street Kwinana Freeway Leeming Road Metropolitan District Warton Road Accourt Road Ranford Road Allen Road Office Road Millar Road Wilkinson Road

50 Country requests 1. Maintain current zone consisting of Upper Great Southern Football League, Tambellup and Kojonup 2. Minimise split zones 3. Gain Boddington!!

51 PROPOSED COUNTRY DISTRICT 2004 Upper Great Southern Football League (All seniors) Central South (Juniors) Gascoyne Football League (All seniors) Gascoyne (Carnarvon) Juniors Katanning * Gascoyne * Boddington * Ramblers Kukerin/Dumbleyung * Warriors Narrogin Eagles Pingelly Exmouth Juniors Narrogin Towns Wagin Wickepin Williams * Indicates Club new to district Lose Kojonup (to Claremont FC. They play in Great Southern Football League) Tambellup (to Claremont FC. They play in Great Southern Football League)

52 Country District

53 Country District

54 Metropolitan requests! 1. Zones based upon player numbers 2. Primarily based upon year olds!! 3. Retain traditional metropolitan zone particularly areas of: Karrinyup, Carine, Duncraig, Whitfords 4. Compensating metropolitan numbers required for a very small country zone! 5. Ensure Leederville Oval is in a continuous zone with other requested areas

55 PROPOSED METRO DISTRICT 2004 CLUBS TEAMS 2003 FORMER CLUBS * Carine Sorrento/Duncraig Balga Under (to East 9 s Perth FC) 12 * Karrinyup Warwick/Greenwood Under 10 s 12 Ballajura (to East Perth FC) Under 11 s 12 Kingsley * Whitfords Pumas (Girrawheen) (to East Perth FC) Under 12 s 15 * North Beach Landsdale (to East Perth FC) Under 13 s 12 Under 14 s 10 Under 15 s 9 Under 16 s 8 Under 17 s 7 * Indicates Club new to district

56 Metropolitan District Mullaloo Drive Mitchell Freeway Whitfords Avenue Wanneroo Road Karrinyup Road Reid Highway Mitchell Freeway

57 Country requests 1. Maintain zone of Goldfields Football League 2. No interest in the Kimberley or Pilbara due to the remoteness of Kalgoorlie/Boulder!!

58 PROPOSED COUNTRY DISTRICT Goldfields Football League (All seniors) Goldfields Juniors Railways Mines Kalgoorlie Boulder JPC Saints Kambalda Shires of Menzies, Laverton and Leonora

59 Country District

60 Metropolitan requests! 1. Zones based upon player numbers 2. Primarily based upon year olds! 3. Maintain current zone adding all Clubs/Suburbs in the locality of the Swan Districts Football Club!

61 PROPOSED METRO DISTRICT 2004 CLUBS TEAMS 2003 FORMER CLUBS Bassendean La Salle Under Nil 9 s 14 Chidlow Mazenod Under 10 s 18 * Chittering Midvale Under 11 s 12 Darlington Mount Helena Under 12 s 17 Ellenbrook Mundaring Under 13 s 11 Forrestfield Parkerville Under 14 s 11 Gidgegannup Saints (Lesmurdie) Under 15 s 8 High Wycombe Swanleigh Under 16 s 0 Hills Hawks Swan View Under 17 s 10 NB: no 16 s competition Kalamunda Upper Swan * Beechboro * Indicates Club new to district

62 Metropolitan District Gnangara Road Lord Street

63 Country requests 1. Country zone to be formed around Avon and Mortlock regions 2. Zoning of the Pilbara region to the Swan Districts Football Club!

64 PROPOSED COUNTRY DISTRICT 2004 Hills Football League (Senior) * Wundowie South West Football League (Seniors - Bunbury, Carey Park, South Bunbury) Bunbury & Districts Juniors Bunbury Carey Park Marist South Bunbury Fortescue Seniors (All Clubs) Fortescue Juniors * Tom Price * Royals * Sharks North Pilbara (All seniors) Newman Seniors (All Clubs) West Pilbara Juniors Newman Juniors * Magpies * Magpies * Falcons * Eagles * Kats * Dockers * Sharks * Swans * Wolves * Bulldogs Port Hedland Juniors *Rovers * Bulldogs *Dockers *Roos * Eagles * Indicates Clubs new to district * Swans

65 Country District

66 Country District SWAN DISTRICTS

67 Metropolitan requests 1. Zones based upon player numbers 2. Primarily based upon year olds 3. No changes to metropolitan zone!!

68 PROPOSED METRO DISTRICT 2004 CLUBS TEAMS 2003 FORMER CLUBS Brighton Quinns Whitfords (to Subiaco FC) Edgewater/Woodvale Wanneroo Joondalup/Kinross Yanchep Ocean Ridge Under 9 s 11 Under 10 s 9 Under 11 s 8 Under 12 s 9 Under 13 s 9 Under 14 s 7 Under 15 s 7 Under 16 s 4 Under 17 s 3

69 Metropolitan District Whitfords Avenue Mullaloo Drive Mitchell Freeway Gnangara Road

70 Country requests 1. Country service grant increase for WPFC 2. Northwest to remain unzoned

71 PROPOSED COUNTRY DISTRICT 2004 Central Wheatbelt Football League Esperance Football League (All Seniors) (All Seniors) Central Wheatbelt (Juniors) Esperance (Juniors) Mukinbudin Esperance Beacon Newtown Bencubbin Ports Koorda Gibson * Kalannie Condingup Eastern Districts Football League (All Seniors) Eastern Districts (Juniors) Merredin Juniors Bruce Rock Merredin Corrigin Kulin Southern Cross Hyden/Kalgarin Narembeen Kondinin Lose Ravensthorpe FL,Ongerup FA, Ongerup Juniors, Central South Juniors, Lake Grace, Newdegate to Claremont FC * Indicates Club new to district

72 Country District

73 Country District

74 PROPOSED 2004 WAFL COUNTRY DISTRICTS

75 PROPOSED 2004 WAFL METROPOLITAN DISTRICTS

76 Metropolitan Junior Football 12 s age group teams after rezoning P layer Numbers CL EF EP PT PE SF SU SD W P Club

77 Metropolitan Junior Football 13 s age group teams after rezoning Player Numbers CL EF EP PT PE SF SU SD W P Club

78 Metropolitan Junior Football 14 s age group teams after rezoning Player Numbers CL EF EP PT PE SF SU SD WP Club

79 Metropolitan Junior Football 15 s age group teams after rezoning Player Numbers CL EF EP PT PE SF SU SD W P Club

80 Metropolitan Junior Football 16 s & 17 s age group teams after rezoning Numbers based upon 2003 regional data 3 Clubs play 16 s 6 Clubs play 17 s Peel Thunder 17 s play in the Peel Football League Colts Most competitions play a combined 16 s & 17 s competition The PSA competition does impact upon team numbers

81 Metropolitan Junior Football 16 s & 17 s age group teams after rezoning Player Numbers CL EF EP PT PE SF SU SD WP Club 16's 17's

82 Proposed Total Metropolitan and Country participating players years Based on 2003 player numbers Player numbers C EF EP PT P SF S SD WP Club Metro Country Northwest

83 Proposed Total Metropolitan participating players 10 s 17 s Numbers C EF EP PT P SF S SD WP Clubs Players 10's-11's Players 12's-17's

84 Proposed Total Metropolitan participating player 6-9 years Player Numbers CL EF EP PT PE SF SU SD WP Club 6-9 years

85 Rule changes to accommodate rezoning In the year of a zone change only players who are listed in the WAFL 16 s championships are eligible to be registered with a WAFL club, should the zone change affect their zone status. All such players would remain zoned to their original club. Any other player who changes zone would automatically be zoned to his newly zoned club immediately. See also the brother/brother rule that may affect the zoned club.

86 Rule changes to accommodate Re-zoning The Brother / Brother Rule The Rule is only to apply where brothers are forced to play with different WAFL clubs due to changes in the zone boundaries a. The first brother to play must have played his first game prior to reaching 19 years of age and b. Both Brothers must have the same Mother or Father and c. The first brother must play either Colts, Reserves, or League level at the time of application, or has progressed onto AFL level through that WAFL Club OR d. Whose Brother has played at least 50 league games or played in one club for a combined total of 85 league or reserve grade matches in at least five (5) football seasons. If agreement is unable to be reached using these guidelines, the matter is to be referred to the WAFL Arbitrator within fourteen (14) days of the prescribed application form being lodged with the WAFL.

87 Metropolitan Population Growth Prediction 2006 Strong Growth Claremont Stirling/Nedlands East Fremantle Canning Vale East Perth Landsdale Peel Thunder Rockingham/Baldivas/Port Kennedy/Secret Harbour Perth Southern River South Fremantle Cockburn/Forrestdale/Success/Banjup Subiaco Gwelup/Kallaroo/Beldon Swan Districts Ellenbrook West Perth Ashby/Carramar/Jindalee/Butler

88 FUTURE METROPOLITAN POPULATION ESTIMATES (Australian Census 1996) % Increase Claremont Claremont 9,700 9, % Claremont Cottesloe 7,700 7, % Claremont Mosman Park 8,200 8, % Claremont Nedlands 21,800 23, % Claremont Cambridge 24,500 25, % Claremont Subiaco 15,700 16, % East Fremantle East Fremantle 6,700 6, % East Fremantle/South Fremantle Melville 98, , % East Perth Perth 6,700 8, % East Perth Vincent 26,400 28, % East Perth Bayswater 57,700 59, % East Perth/Claremont/Subiaco Stirling 178, , % Peel Thunder Rockingham 72,000 85, % Perth Victoria Park 27,900 30, % Perth South Perth 37,800 39, % Perth Belmont 30,500 34, % Perth Gosnells 84,300 88, % Perth/East Fremantle Canning 77,600 79, % South Fremantle Fremantle 26,000 27, % South Fremantle Mundaring 36,700 37, % South Fremantle Armadale 55,300 59, % South Fremantle Serpentine-Jarrahdale 11,700 15, % South Fremantle Cockburn 70,200 82, % South Fremantle Kwinana 23,100 25, % Subiaco/West Perth Joondalup 160, , % Swan Districts Kalamunda 50,700 51, % Swan Districts Swan 85, , % West Perth/East Perth Wanneroo 81, , %

89 FUTURE COUNTRY POPULATION ESTIMATES (Australian Census 1996) South West 1996 (a) 167, ,555 (32.45% increase) Lower South West 1996 (a) 50, ,091 (11.93%increase) Upper Great Southern 1996 (a) 19, ,023 (0.98%increase) Midlands 1996 (a) 51, ,899 (14.51%increase) South Eastern 1996 (a) 56, ,166 (20.84%increase) Central 1996 (a) 59, ,621 (14.61%increase) Pilbara 1996 (a) 40, ,778 (10.76%increase) Kimberley 1996 (a) 25, ,222 (33.3%increase) (a) Estimated Resident Population at June Source ABC ca

90 The Zoning Committee would like to acknowledge the following people for their assistance in compiling this rezoning paper: WAFL Club Development Officers WAFDT Regional Development Officers Paul Frewer and the Department of Planning and Infrastructure Andrew McBean

91 1. Tuesday 12th August 2003 Where to from here? Presentation of review of WAFL zones to all stakeholders. WAFL, WACFL, WARJFB 2. Friday 22nd August 2003 by 5pm Stakeholders feedback Each stakeholder to provide representative feedback to the Zoning Committee. 3. Wednesday 27th August 2003 Commission to consider Zoning Committee final report. 4. Friday 29th August 2003 Circulation of endorsed zones for immediate implementation.

92 Metropolitan and Country Zoning Review Growing our game