Burns Beach Coastal Node Redevelopment
(Burns Beach Foreshore Park)

After consultation with the community, the Draft Burns Beach Foreshore Development Concept Plan was approved in July 2021. Some key features include a two-story restaurant, public toilets, a new playground, additional parking and general landscaping improvements (open lawn areas, shelters, picnic settings and barbeques). 

The project was listed in the City’s 5-year Capital Works Program with construction scheduled to be completed in 2025/26.

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As indicated on the CoJ website (24/04/2024), the development of the BB Foreshore requires
approval under the Environmental Protection Act 1986. Late in 2023 the Honey Myrtle Shrub (on Limestone Ridges of the Swan Coastal Plain Bioregion) was listed as a threatened species by the Commonwealth Government (under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999).
As Honey Myrtle may be present on the foreshore a further assessment and flora survey need to be
undertaken by the City of Joondalup. The flora survey is due to be undertaken in the Spring of 2024.
This will unfortunately delay the project by an estimated year, pushing completion of the project to
2026/27.
CoJ source: Burns Beach Project - CoJ Website

Updated: April 2024