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  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Mar 11, 2020
  • 1 min read

The 2020 Black Summer fires serve as a humble reminder that we MUST build our communities to be fire safe. This is the lens that our state planners must use when deciding on proposed North Stoneville.🔥 Proposed North Stoneville is an urban development is a fire prone area. The land is not suitable for dense housing. 🔥 Road networks must allow for safe escape. The local road network will not cope with 4000 new residents in an extreme bushfire event. 🔥 Being urban doesn't make... an area immune to bushfire 🔥 Urban sprawl stretches fire fighting resources This is why we are asking you to join us at the Save Perth Hills Rally this Sunday the 15th March. Be there at 9am for a 9:30am start!

Checklist: ✔️ Bring everyone you know (Neighbours, kids, friends...) ✔️ Bring your banners and signs ✔️ Bring your voice ✔️ Update your status to 'Going' on our Facebook event ✔️ Be on time 😀


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  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Mar 10, 2020
  • 1 min read

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  1. Hey Nigel Satterley! Do you remember what you said on 6PR Radio last year when you were asked about Perth's urban sprawl boundaries...? It was this 👇"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". If the foothills are the urban boundary... WHY are you developing an urban housing estate DEEP int...o the Perth Hills? When we overlay SP34 onto a section of the Perth Hills .... ◼️ We see the scale of this development. ◼️ We get it when bushfire concerns are raised. ◼️ We see 1400 homes in a rural paddock. ◼️ We see urban sprawl. ◼️ We see the destruction of Perth's backyard and its rural amenity ◼️ We see the hills changing forever. THIS FLAWED PROPOSAL MUST BE WITHDRAWN. THE COMMUNITY SAYS NO! How does this proposed plan fit with the Government strategy of responsible development around existing transport nodes and Metronet? It is THIS and MANY other reasons why OUR community will be RALLYING at Sculpture Park this Sunday 15th March.✔️ Bring your entire street along - This is going to be BIG ✔️ We are anticipating that for the first time, people across Perth will be joining in ✔️ Bring your banners ✔️ Bring your family with you ✔️ DO NOT leave it to someone else - show up!

  2. IMPORTANT: due to expected crowds, aim to arrive at 9AM. We start at 9:30AM sharp and you won't want to miss it!

 
 
 
  • Save Perth Hills Inc
  • Mar 8, 2020
  • 1 min read

The Perth Hills is saying NO WAY to bad planning, dangerous developments and unsustainable urban sprawl. It ends with "proposed" North $toneville. Our beautiful city and its hills backyard deserves MUCH BETTER than a cookie cutter sales job by a developer!

No matter the Satterley spin, the lack of community consultation, the deeply dismissive land owner (that sadly is the Anglican Perth Diocese) or however many glossy brochures get printed, a bad idea is a BAD idea. The community here gets that and it is why we will be rallying again!

📣 Are you joining us next Sunday 15th March at 9:30am? There is a week to go to get your banners and signs ready! We'll be here all week getting prepared, posting daily and reminding EVERYONE to show up next Sunday. 7 days to go people!

***IMPORTANT NOTE*** bring your kids so they can be a part of this movement and see how a strong community shapes its future 📣


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

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