IMPORTANT UPDATE in the journey to Save Perth Hills 📣

Hey everyone - 11am Tuesday the 15th June, we will be presenting our petition of 3000 signatures to the Matt Swinbourn MLC. You’ll remember that the petition is calling for a halt to development plans in the bushfire prone Perth Hills pending the outcome of the February 2021 Wooroloo Fires Inquiry…. That inquiry is currently MISSING IN ACTION and we are asking, what the FIRETRUCK ?!

PLEASE JOIN US on the steps of Parliament House for 30 mins? Media will be there and the more of us flying the Save Perth Hills message, the better! Please don’t leave it for others to do - if you can make it - please turn up!

In addition to the above, we head back to the State Administrative Tribunal next Wednesday 9th of June to make the case, YET AGAIN, for an end to the endless mediation… And to move $atterley’s and the Anglican Church's North $toneville to an open and public inquiry… ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!

Gidge Small Farm Field Day

Hey everyone - this Sunday the 30th May, Save Perth Hills will have a stall at the Gidgegannup Small Farm Field day. If you haven't signed our petition yet, this will be the last chance to do so before it is presented to parliament. Remember we are calling for a halt to development plans in the bushfire prone Perth Hills pending the outcome of the February 2021 Wooroloo Fires Inquiry... Remember too that there are several amazing hills businesses who have the petition for you to sign (see our previous post about this)

Look forward to seeing you on Sunday

Details

https://events.humanitix.com/gidgegannup-small-farm-field...

Enviro report update on North Stoneville!

Our team has been staying on the case with the environmental report requirements around proposed North $toneville. The EPBC Canberra office has told Save Perth Hills that it requires more information from Satterley - apparently not satisfied with Satterley‘s initial response - which has taken the developer 7 months to compile and submit!

The massive environmental impact was one of the reasons WA's Planning Commission rejected North Stoneville in July last year, which Satterley is now appealing. Last October many of you provided formal submissions to the "EPBC" (Federal Enviro Protection Dept), outlining serious concerns about impacts to the 555 hectares of flora and fauna, including endangered species. The quality and intensity of public scrutiny is the reason $atterley has apparently been told to come back with a more appropriate response.

Our Save Perth Hills banners are out on the streets again to remind everyone that THIS IS NOT OVER YET. And thanks to YOU we're making great progress to expose the dangers and sheer inappropriateness of North Stoneville.