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Planning Bill Workshops a Success
Approximately 100 people attend the workshops in Mundaring, Herne Hill, Mundijong and East Perth. Michael Bennet, Research Officer to Greens MLCs, is evaluating the feedback and modifying the Draft Bill. Look for a final draft in a few months.
Comment may be sent by email to: Michael.Bennett@mp.wa.gov.au.

Mundaring Workshop - Perth Hills Planning Bill
Mundaring Workshop

Share Your Local Issues
We're looking for local correspondants from our readers in the Shires of Chittering, Mundaring, Serpentine-Jarrahdale, Kalamunda, Armadale and the Cities of Swan and Gosnells. If you have a Hills-related issue you'd like to report on, please write it up and send it to

info@saveperthhills.org.
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Giz Watson MLC, of the Greens, is sponsoring The Perth Hills Planning Bill, which will put development criteria in place for the Darling Scarp, from Chittering in the north to Serpentine in the south.

Patterned on the successful Swan Valley Planning Act 1995, it will:

  • Establish planning objectives which will retain the Hills lifestyle, amenities, flora and fauna, allowing for slow-growth within current communities, and controlling mining and logging;
  • Give legal effect to the planning objectives;
  • Create a committee of government and community representatives to review development applications; and
  • Insert a layer of transparency and public input between Cities/Shires and the State Planning Commission.

Download & print a brochure | Visit Giz Watson MLC's Official Web site

Giz Watson would welcome your comment on the draft Bill up until 15 April 2008. Email your comments to Giz Watson at gwatson@mp.wa.gov.au

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