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Tag Archives: West Australian Government
Last chance – Comment on draft Perth/Peel Plan
Urgent reminder – Comments on the State Government’s Perth/Peel Green Growth Plan 5pm on Friday 13 May 2016. See How To Make a Submission Our biggest concern is the loss of tree canopy cover and vegetation, which increases dangerous urban … Continue reading
Posted in Bush Forever, Climate Adaptation, Climate Change, Coastal Vegetation, DAPs, Democracy, density, Drought, Environmental Protection, Green space, High-rise, Density & Urban Sprawl, Infill, Nature Preservation, Planning and Public Health, Planning Laws, Public Open Spaces, Remnant Bushland, Urban Planning
Tagged DAP, Development Assesment Panels, draft, Perth and Peel Green Growth Plan, Planning, submission, Urban Bushland Council, WAPC, West Australian Government
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DAP Affected Communities – Public Meeting Video
Click here to view video On Wednesday the 29th of July, 2015, over 130 residents from South Perth and surrounding areas including representatives from Point Peron, Mandurah and Serpentine Jarrahdale, attending a public meeting on Thursday night at the Como … Continue reading
Posted in DAPs, heritage, High-rise, Density & Urban Sprawl, Local Government, Planning and Public Health, Planning Laws, Public Consultation, Uncategorized, West Australian Government
Tagged Affected Communities, City of South Perth, community, DAPs, democracy, Development Assessment Panels, Local Government, Planning, Residents Association, right to appeal, SAT, State Administrative Tribunal, transparency, West Australian Government
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Appeal withdrawal raises serious questions
There is growing speculation that the EPA (and or some other department) has pressured the Conservation Commission (our peak body for caring for our State’s natural environment) to withdraw their appeal against the EPA’s approval of the highly controversial Mangles Bay … Continue reading
Posted in Canal Developments, Conservation Commission, Environmental Protection, EPA, Federal Government, LandCorp, Marine Developments, Mercury, Nature Preservation, Passive Recreation, Planning and Public Health, Point Peron, POS, Public Open Spaces, Remnant Bushland, Seagrass, Sustainability, Toxic Contamination, Trees, Uncategorized, Urban Forest, West Australian Government
Tagged Albert Jacobs, Appeal, canal development, Cedar Woods, Conservation Commission, EPA, Landcorp, Mangles Bay Marina, marina, Minister for the Environment, Planning, Point Peron, Rockingham, WA, West Australian Government
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THE POINT PERON DEAL – 6 questions for the Premier
The deception starts with the name, “Mangles Bay Marina”. This is a highly controversial canal development proposal in Rockingham, Western Australia, a partnership between the state government’s development arm LandCorp and the big residential developer Cedar Woods. Anyone just tuning … Continue reading
Posted in Canal Developments, Ecocide, Environmental Protection, EPA, LandCorp, Nature Preservation, Passive Recreation, Planning and Public Health, Planning Laws, Point Peron, Public Open Spaces, Remnant Bushland, Seagrass, Sustainability, Uncategorized, Urban Forest, West Australian Government
Tagged Boat Pens, Boating, canal development, Cedar Woods, Landcorp, Mangles Bay Marina, Port Geographe, Premier, Rockingham, tourism, West Australian Government
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POINT PERON UPDATE
Over fifty (50) different grounds have been appealed on the recent EPA decision by 19 people including at least 7 high-ranking scientists on this logic defying EPA approval. This is a shockingly destructive canal housing estate and marina development, in … Continue reading
Posted in Canal Developments, DAPs, Ecocide, EPA, LandCorp, Marine Developments, Planning Laws, Point Peron, Public Open Spaces, Remnant Bushland, Sustainability, Trees, Urban Forest, West Australian Government
Tagged canal developments, Cedar Woods, EPA, Landcorp, Mangles Bay Marina, Point Peron, Public land grab, urban forest, West Australian Government
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