3 Years On - We Remember posted 1/2/24

We respectfully advise the following post references past bushfire events

Save Perth Hills acknowledges and remembers the Wooroloo Fire - the biggest for the Perth Hills in living memory.

Our thoughts are with those who lost property, animals and more…

Marking occasions like this reminds us of our brave fire fighters to who we all owe so much.

The re-building and healing is a journey. It’s a reminder that where possible, we do our collective best to build better for when fire visits again. And as a community - it’s a calling from all of us to those who wish to develop land in this region. It MUST be fire safe planning for the safety of all communities.

Join us to tell Satterley and the Anglican Church....

Withdraw your dangerous North Stoneville Plan - forever!

February 2nd will determine the future of the 33-year long North Stoneville saga.

Meet us there on Friday 2nd Feb at STIRLING GARDENS, PERTH 9.45am

- OR -

Catch our FREE return SPH bus leaving SCULPTURE PARK, MUNDARING 8.45am

EVENT: 9.45am-11.00am: Opposite the Anglicans' St George's Cathedral and WA's State Tribunal.

Satterley will front the State Tribunal at 10.30am to either:

WITHDRAW their UNANIMOUSLY REJECTED PLAN, or Risk their Corporate reputation by demanding a TAXPAYER FUNDED trial for a plan confirmed as TOO DANGEROUS to build!

C'mon SATTERLEY - Accept the umpire's decision...

NO MEANS NO!

Bring your Save Perth Hills BANNERS! Invite your Family, Friends & Neighbours!

EMAIL us by January 30th to secure your free bus seat: saveperthhillsinc@gmail.com

Important News 24th Jan 2024

Is this the TURNING POINT we've been waiting for?

The long-proposed North PARKERVILLE townsite of 730 URBAN lots for around 2,500 people, across the road from North $toneville, has been ABANDONED.

Instead - a RURAL RESIDENTIAL plan for 67 lots, 5-acres and larger, for about 250 people, is on the table.

In a flyer to residents near the Wedgetail Circle site, the developer says:

“Through listening carefully to the local community, we have proposed a plan with 67 Rural Residential lots that preserves the character of Parkerville.”

Listening carefully to the Community? That’s more like it!

Acknowledging bushfire challenges, the developer states “...each of the 67 lots will have a designated firefighting water tank.”

Mundaring Council will receive a presentation late January on the new proposal. We're watching this space carefully...

In 2020 Save Perth Hills applied to WA's Planning Dept to re-zone North $toneville back to ‘Rural’. This re-zone option remains a solution for safer, more environmentally respectful, and sustainable planning.

So, we ask: If North Parkerville can viably switch to a Rural Residential outcome – why not North $toneville?