There are several things you can do to help stop this development from going ahead.
Fill out a submission
If you are a resident in the Shire of Kalamunda then the most important thing you can do is send in a submission objecting to the development and rezoning proposal. The deadline for submissions is the 8th of December, 2009.
This is very easy to do and can be done in approximately 2 minutes by using our simple letter wizard.
Alternatively, if you don’t want to use the letter wizard you can follow the following 3 simple steps.
1. Download the submission form by clicking here.
2. Fill in your details and outline your reasons for objection.
3. Print out, sign and send your submission to the CEO at the Shire of Kalamunda and to the Minister for Planning and the Arts, Honourable John Day (See below for postal addresses and fax details).
Chief Executive Officer
Shire of Kalamunda
PO Box 42
KALAMUNDA WA 6076
Fax: 9257 9991
Honorable John Day
Minister for Planning, Culture and the Arts
13th Floor, Dumas House
2 Havelock Street
WEST PERTH WA 6005
In an attempt to make it easier for you to write your submission we have listed some of the various grounds for objection. Please click here to view them. For a more comprehensive and detailed document listing the relevant grounds for objection and comments, click here to download.
It is recommended that you take these points and put them into your own words. Do not feel restricted to this list. Please feel free to add your own comments and objections. It is by no means a conclusive list and focuses mainly on the planning reasons for objection rather than on personal reasons.
Write a letter to the Minister for Planning and the Arts
No matter where you live in Western Australia, it is important to have areas that are sustainably developed. It is also important that best practices for planning development are followed. We encourage Western Australians to write a letter to the Minister for Planning and the Arts (John Day) outlining the reasons for why you feel this development should not go ahead.
