Is Your Letterbox Ready?

Here at Save Perth Hills, we have a healthy supply of our famous car stickers.... and it would be a shame to not put them to good use. After all, we are NOT going to go away! 😉 So here's the plan - will you join Save Perth Hills and brighten up your letterbox? (We know you have the time to reply 😉)

You can say one of these: 'yes', yep, yip, for sure, yeah mate, sure cob, 100%, you had me at sticker...'

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OK brilliant - then send us a message on Facebook or email us saveperthhillsinc@gmail.com with your address and your sticker placement instructions. One of our crew will adhere the sticker as instructed. Social distancing campaigning to Save Perth Hills can be done ✅ P.S. remember to message or email us! P.P.S. Stickers are 29cm x 8cm P.P.P.S. gates, fence post and meter boxes make great alternative locations

Decision Delay Video

Our wonderful team has put together another video. This time, we're calling into question the DELAY to a decision on proposed SP34 - North Stoneville. Be sure to watch to the end for the poll question. Please watch and share ↗️

You may also be interested to read the WAPC response sent to the Stoneville & Parkerville Progress Assoc. 👇

Dear Jo

RE: Timing for consideration of the North Stoneville Structure Plan 34 by the Western Australian Planning Commission

Current and unfolding circumstances relating to Coronavirus (COVID-19) are having significant impacts across all business, which is requiring new ways to conduct normal business activities.

For the State Government, and the Western Australian Planning Commission, it is business as usual as much as practicably possible. In order to comply with the strict restrictions on public gatherings, we have moved to virtual meetings – the first of which is scheduled next week – and we continue to monitor the situation and our ability to support the community at this time.

With around 1,000 submissions made during the advertising of the Structure Plan, the Commission is acutely aware of the significant public interest in the proposed North Stoneville Structure Plan 34 (SP34) and in view of social distancing protocols now in place, does not want the process compromised in any way.

The proposed structure plan was due for consideration before 30 April 2020. However, in order to ensure that the Commission can appropriately accommodate and hear public deputations, it has been agreed, in consultation with the applicant, for a further extension of time until 31 July 2020. As we have indicated previously, if a further extension of time is required, that can be made in agreement with the applicant.

We want to assure you that all Commission members are committed to ensuring that this proposal is given due consideration across all parts of the process.

While a meeting date is yet to be set to consider the proposal, we will ensure you are kept informed. In the meantime, assessment of the Structure Plan by Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage officers is ongoing.

We trust you will be understanding of this decision in these uncertain times. Should you have any queries, please contact me by reply email.

Kind regards

Sam Fagan | WAPC Secretary

Western Australian Planning Commission

The community believes that this proposed development makes no sense. Most concerning to us all is the Black Summer of 2020 experience as well as recent bush fire experiences within this extreme fire-prone area.

Decision Delay

Sadly yesterdays response from the Minister (representing the Minister) for Planning was not an April fools' joke. A decision by the WAPC regarding SP34 (AKA North $toneville) is to be DELAYED... 😳 This is not the first delay folks...

This is also not our first rodeo - Save Perth Hills will be staying on this issue until SP34 is thrown out.

- We cannot put suburban housing into an extreme bushfire zone.

- We cannot allow the destruction of more natural habitat.

- We will for all the reasons listed on this page, SAVE Perth Hills!

Many thanks and gratitude to Tjorn Sibma MLC for asking these questions in the WA State Parliament yesterday - Wednesday 1st of April 2020.