Email Satterley for an invite

Did someone say waste water treatment plant?

It really sucks when the developer leaves out the detail from their shiny brochure.... and this one may come with odour (did you know they plan to use the same tech as the successful Mundaring plant? Hmmmmm 🤨)

Anyways, back to Satterley... DO YOU FEEL LEFT OUT FROM THEIR PUBLIC CONSULTATION?

Why not write to Satterley and request an invite to their upcoming 'A Sense of $toneville Part 2'

(...because Part 1 didn't quite cut it 😉)

It's on Thursday 2nd May 6:30pm - 8:30pm

Mundaring Sporting Club, Coolgardie St Mundaring

Please RSVP by Monday 29 April to northstoneville@satterley.com.au

But all this got us thinking....

Last week Save Perth Hills requested an urgent meeting with the Shire of Mundaring to outline serious technical details / concerns and to clarify the WAPC process on behalf of the community. The Shire President replied they had sought legal advice that the process does not allow further deliberation with the Structure Plan (SP) still being considered.

So..... why is Satterley permitted to continue to seek active community input ‘to Alter the plan’ when the SP has not been approved? Are the majority of 950+ submissions that objected to the plan irrelevant? If the developer can change their mind (alter the plan) while the process is underway, it makes a mockery of the submissions process. Confused.

FYI Matthew Hughes Member for Kalamunda, Rita Saffioti MLA and Mark McGowan

"A Sense of Stoneville"

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Satterley will be conducting "A Sense of Stoneville" - Part 2 community session in early May and a number of you have let us know. The invite comes with some decent marketing spin. Here at Save Perth Hills we know hills folk are not easily fooled - no matter which way you spin it, urban sprawl is urban sprawl.

So here's our glossy depiction of their glossy depiction...

And a couple of observations:

• Can the Shire of Mundaring vote on SP34 if Satterley are still seeking community input? The email from Satterley states: "Through this second ‘A Sense of Stoneville’ session, we want to better understand your feelings, viewpoints and ideas on the proposed development as a key and active community member in the Shire of Mundaring." Does this mean that Satterley will alter the plan or is the session a waste of everyone'

s time? #confused

• Why does Satterley insist on using photos that stretch the truth.... the railway heritage trails are some distance from the proposed North Stoneville site. People won't be able to access those from their front door... and Kookaburras are not native to WA. They steal the eggs of native birds. At least the ocean view picture is no longer in use. #facepalm

• Why is Satterley asking us to "Make Sense of Stoneville". This makes "No Sense". People in the community made sense of Stoneville a long time ago and if you want to know what the community thinks, it's "NO NIGEL NO!" Check out the evidence and the turnout from our Community Rally on the 7th April. Over 1000 community members plus these good people were there: Matthew Hughes Member for Kalamunda, Ken Wyatt, Tim Clifford, Greens MLC for East Metro, Lee-Anne Miles, Greens candidate for Hasluck, James Martin for Hasluck

FYI Rita Saffioti MLA, Mark McGowan

Simon speaks out!

Simon Cherriman, who spoke so emotively at our rally, is a well-known bird expert from the Perth Hills and currently writing his PhD on Wedge-tailed Eagles.

In this video, Simon speaks about our local Black Cockatoos, their protection and conservation status, and how clearing for developments like North Stoneville threatens their future.

https://www.facebook.com/1684315719/posts/10211290871022588/