The following was copied from an email – please excuse the layout issues. Follow the links if you want to have YOUR say.
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The following was copied from an email – please excuse the layout issues. Follow the links if you want to have YOUR say.
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FRAGYLE are hosting a meeting with the Department of water regarding the underground aquifer, our water supply here at Preston Beach – and yours at Lake Clifton? – and the threats of climate change and development proposals.
It is an open meeting and we would love to invite all people in Lake Clifton who are interested in the Lakes, the Ecosystem, the aquifer and the water supply for the future. We are concerned about Doyle’s quarry proposal and its potential affect on the Lake system – and the area – and the extraction for agriculture at the southern end of Lake Preston.
If any of your people have any questions they are most welcome to come and ask them.
A Herron resident has asked us to seek the services of a gardener one day per week. Unfortunately, his wife is unwell and he needs some help but is willing to pay. If anyone is interested please message me with some details about yourself, availability and charges so that I can put you in touch with this gentleman.
Vince Vitale has sent the attached information for residents who wish to vote in the upcoming local governments election.
It is published here as a community service and not as an endorsement of Mr Vitale. We will also publish any other candidate information we receive.
The Shire of Waroona has asked us to post the following information regarding the bulk rubbish collection in August.
Here are the answers to the little quiz from the very well attended seedling give away last Saturday. Thanks very much Peel Harvey Catchment Council.
The electoral commission is seeking staff to work at the Lake Clifton Herron Community Centre polling place for the upcoming federal election which is expected in May 2019. If you are interested please reply via the contact page on this site and we will forward your interest to the appropriate people.
LCHRA has organised an information session on home/property security on Friday 15th March at 7.00pm at the Community Hall, Tuart Grove Ave. Different types of systems and their capabilities will be explained. Refreshments will be provided so that you can have time to discuss your individual requirements, should you want to learn more.
This evening is brought to us by Bunnings. However there is absolutely NO OBLIGATION to buy any product. This is part of Bunnings’ commitment to community involvement.
RSVP via the Contact page on this site so we know the number to cater for.
Two great people replied to this post and expressed an interest in becoming involved. Sadly their replies have been a bit “feral” as in there one day and gone the next? If you were one of these people could you please reply again and I promise that this time I will capture your details and send them to the Biosecurity Group.
The Peel Harvey Biosecurity Group is trying to build a picture of the feral animals in the Peel Harvey area.
They are looking for people who are interested in reporting feral animal, alive or dead. Reports can be made through an app called Feralscan. Training in the use of this app is available.
These reports will help to build a picture of the rabbits, pigs, foxes, cats etc in our area and help to obtain resources to control them.
If you are interested, please go to the Contact Us page on this site and send us a message including your contact details.
The Residents Association is investigating the possibility of running an information session for people interested in installing cameras to monitor their homes. A senior police officer recently confirmed that cameras deter criminals, help to identify them, can maximise the number of offences that people are charged with and therefore their punishment.
There is a bewildering array of options and we have the possibility of getting someone to come and explain the practicalities and the costs. But we don’t want to bring them down here to an empty hall so we are trying to find out how many locals might attend.
If you are interested, please go to the Contact Us page and give us your name, email address, number of people who may attend and your most suitable times. We may not be able to fit the time to everyone but will give it a good shot. Please respond by next Friday 22 February.
There is also a possibility that, if enough people decide to make a purchase, we can negotiate a discount from an already very well priced supplier. The Association is only a facilitator and will make absolutely nothing out of this.