Councillors at the City of Perth want further investigations carried out on a light rail concept linking Curtin University, the QE2 Medical Centre and UWA.
The Knowledge Arc is part of the City of Perth's Urban Design Framework - A Vision for 2009.
The draft document was released for public comment from February to April.
Perth Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi said some very constructive feedback was received.
These included the best route for the proposed light rail and local considerations that needed to be taken into account.
One of the main issues raised in the feedback on the report was the need for a comprehensive and linked cycle network.
At a council meeting last night, councillors agreed that the Cycle Plan, which is currently being prepared, be completed as a priority.
Other changes to the framework following the public consultation include greater attention to sustainable development, increasing residential growth, and on-going discussions about the two-way street program.
Ms Scaffidi said implementing the projects in the UDF would help make the city more active and functional and improve its attractiveness as a place to live, visit and do business.
'The framework can be used by all planning agencies, developers and the Council to coordinate their projects to achieve the high quality, integrated city that people desire," she said.
