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Public comment on application DAO370/15 and DAO373/15 Arthur Head
I am aghast at the damage Fremantle Council seeks to wreak on the hugely significant but fragile historic Arthur Head area, a place where the whole of Western Australia was claimed for the British Empire in 1829, where the state’s … Continue reading
Proposed development on Arthur’s Head Reserve
Historians, artists and many locals are upset about the proposed 1500 capacity concert venue and 850 capacity tavern, craft brewery, cafe and gallery space development at Arthur’s Head Reserve in Fremantle, one of Western Australia’s most important heritage sites. FICRA (Fremantle Inner City Residents … Continue reading
South Perth Foreshore – commercialisation fears
‘Rubbish, Roads and Reserves’ have long been the basic services provided by local governments for rate payers. But not for much longer in South Perth it seems? South Perth residents are being told that their reserve, the South Perth Foreshore (Sir James … Continue reading
Posted in Community Participation, heritage, High-rise, Density & Urban Sprawl, Landscape Architecture, Mail Out, Passive Recreation, Planning and Public Health, POS, Public Consultation, Public Open Spaces, Sustainability, Uncategorized, Urban Planning
Tagged City of South Perth, commercialisation, community consultation, conservation, foreshore, green spaces, heritage, mental health, population, POS, privatisation, public open space, Reserves, WA, western australia
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Fremantle’s Henderson Street Warders’ Cottages (Opinion Piece by John Dawson)
40 years ago a senior planner Richard Gray said of the Fremantle Prison complex: “The whole Establishment will in time be the most important and interesting feature of the City”. Unfortunately, 22 years ago the Member for Fremantle Jim McGinty excised the … Continue reading
DAP Process to be Challenged in the Perth Supreme Court
Tomorrow (April 3rd) Angela Hamersley’s Supreme Court Case will be heard concerning the proposed Catherine Street Development in Subiaco. This is a very significant case because it contests the highly controversial new DAP planning process, which is seen as a … Continue reading
Posted in DAPs, heritage, Planning Laws
Tagged Catherine Street, DAPs, Development Assessment Panels, government, heritage, Planning, Subiaco, western australia
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