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  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Jul 6, 2020
  • 1 min read

We ALL get this.

You can't bring back the bush the way it was.

Once the hilltops have been levelled, the forest cut down, the habitat of eagles, chuditch etc, cleared, the streams replaced with culverts and pipes, the roads set with bitumen and kerbs... there is no going back.

Worse than that, it sets a precedent for more of the same.

This is one fight we cannot lose.

This is NOT a drill... It's our once-in-a-generation chance to say, 'we can do better...'

Sending Save Perth Hills your written statement within the next 3 days is the action you can take.

You made your message clear to the Shire of Mundaring in 2019. Now, the WA Planning Commission (WAPC) needs to hear it too. The time to ACT is NOW.

If you are only able to contribute ONE THING to this fight, make it this! For those who have been worn down by process before, this time round is DIFFERENT. We are being heard, but we simply must demonstrate to the powers-that-be watching this issue that the community remains resolute. To the youth, we know you get it. The kids have stood up, written deputations, spoken in front of the community, painted banners and more... we invite them to do so again, here 👇

We are required to submit all community deputations by this coming Thursday the 9th of July.

REMINDER: Details including Fact Sheet and Template are all available here:


◼️Please email your deputation to us at:

saveperthhillsinc@gmail.com, or

◼️ post to:

Save Perth Hills PO Box 33, Stoneville, WA 6081

Once it's gone, it's gone....

 
 
 
  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Jul 5, 2020
  • 1 min read

Last year, Nigel Satterley was quoted as saying:

"The boundaries are set in my opinion. So, in the North up to Yanchep, Two Rocks. Then you go across to the foothills in the east up to Bullsbrook. So we’re saying that will be the boundaries most likely for the next 40-50 years."

What the heck, Nigel? Proposed North $toneville goes deeper into the hills than any other development of its nature. It is considerably further out than other urban developments none of which have the density suggested for SP34.

We need YOUR help! Can you dust off your last deputation on this issue to Save Perth Hills within the next 4 days? We want to send written statements from this amazing community to the WAPC as part of their final judgement on this proposed structure plan. We are required to submit this off by Thursday 9th of July.

REMINDER: Details including Fact Sheet and Template are all available here: https://www.saveperthhills.net/wapc-deputations

◼️Please email your deputation to us at:

◼️ post to:

Save Perth Hills PO Box 33, Stoneville, WA 6081

The hills are no place for urban estates and urban sprawl.



 
 
 
  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Jul 3, 2020
  • 1 min read

⚠️ Black Saturday, Black Summer, Parkerville/Stoneville 2003, 2008, 2014 🔥 Fire prevention comes down to good planning and North $toneville is the worst kind planning. Suburbia in a high risk fire zone = disaster. Can you get your deputations to Save Perth Hills in the next 5 days? We need as many deputations we can get by next Thursday 9th of July so we can send to the WAP...C. You know all the talking points on this critical issue but we'll be counting down to the 9th so as many deputations can be sent in as possible. Can you help us match or even increase the nearly 1000 letters sent to the Shire of Mundaring in January 2019? Details including Fact Sheet and Template are all available here: https://www.saveperthhills.net/wapc-deputations Please email your deputation to us at: saveperthhillsinc@gmail.com, or post 📮 to: Save Perth Hills PO Box 33, Stoneville, WA 6081 Once it's gone, it's gone!



 
 
 

Plan for the future, not the past, and safeguard Perth Hills bushfire prone communities.

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