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RHCA Annual General Meeting was held on 12 August with 30 interested locals in attendance.
A copy of the President's report with our year in review can be read here. Local Aboriginal man, Lionel Lauch was a special guest and warmly received by all in attendance.
Mark Stirling was re-elected unopposed, David Maddocks was elected unopposed as Vice President and Treasurer, Secretary role is jointly held by Carolynn Massola and John Eldridge.
A copy of the President's report with our year in review can be read here. Local Aboriginal man, Lionel Lauch was a special guest and warmly received by all in attendance.
Mark Stirling was re-elected unopposed, David Maddocks was elected unopposed as Vice President and Treasurer, Secretary role is jointly held by Carolynn Massola and John Eldridge.
Become a 'Peninsula Protector
Help us protect the Mornington Peninsula's Green Wedge and rampant development by signing this petition and getting as many friends as you can to sign it too!
The Minister for Planning recently gazetted new laws that allow three storey, 11m high residential buildings when previously two storey was the limit. In addition, the expanded VicSmart planning application process now allows fast tracking of large developments often without any notification required to adjoining neighbours, Councillors or the broader community.
Download and complete the form to help garner support and ensure the Mornington Peninsula Localised Planning Statement remains and protects us now and in the future.
Petitions need to be filled out correctly following these instructions. Completed pages should be posted to P.O. Box 463 Dromana, 3936 or contact info@peninsulaspeaks.org.au to arrange collection.
Help us protect the Mornington Peninsula's Green Wedge and rampant development by signing this petition and getting as many friends as you can to sign it too!
The Minister for Planning recently gazetted new laws that allow three storey, 11m high residential buildings when previously two storey was the limit. In addition, the expanded VicSmart planning application process now allows fast tracking of large developments often without any notification required to adjoining neighbours, Councillors or the broader community.
Download and complete the form to help garner support and ensure the Mornington Peninsula Localised Planning Statement remains and protects us now and in the future.
Petitions need to be filled out correctly following these instructions. Completed pages should be posted to P.O. Box 463 Dromana, 3936 or contact info@peninsulaspeaks.org.au to arrange collection.
Traffic Management Study
RHCA was delighted to hear our submission for a traffic management study for Red Hill was accepted by Council and incorporated in the 2017-18 Proposed Budget. A total of $30,000 has been allocated to help identify and prioritise investments to improve road infrastructure, parking and traffic management.
We are working with the Shire now to frame the study and community consultations are expected in the coming months. Stay tuned.
RHCA was delighted to hear our submission for a traffic management study for Red Hill was accepted by Council and incorporated in the 2017-18 Proposed Budget. A total of $30,000 has been allocated to help identify and prioritise investments to improve road infrastructure, parking and traffic management.
We are working with the Shire now to frame the study and community consultations are expected in the coming months. Stay tuned.
New Rural Watch for Red Hill community
Around 25 locals attended the RHCA led Community Safety meeting on Friday 26 May and it was decided to establish a Rural Watch sub-committee of RHCA. The changing environment of Red Hill and the influx of weekend visitors was seen as a mounting concern for locals.
Hosted by the Red Hill CFA, the concerned group listened to Leading Senior Constable Julie Simpson from Victoria Police talk about the importance of calling 000 and identifying suspicious behaviour, and gave tips on how to make your home look 'lived in', and to let your neighbours know when you are out of town among other important safety messages. Sue Mansie from the Somers Neighbourhood Watch Group related the Somers community positive experience.
Interested in getting involved? Contact Tom Orr or Mark Stirling at RHCA by hitting this green button below for more information.
Hosted by the Red Hill CFA, the concerned group listened to Leading Senior Constable Julie Simpson from Victoria Police talk about the importance of calling 000 and identifying suspicious behaviour, and gave tips on how to make your home look 'lived in', and to let your neighbours know when you are out of town among other important safety messages. Sue Mansie from the Somers Neighbourhood Watch Group related the Somers community positive experience.
Interested in getting involved? Contact Tom Orr or Mark Stirling at RHCA by hitting this green button below for more information.
Red Hill Station Reserve Stage 2 campaign
Thanks to everyone who completed our latest survey. We needed your support to demonstrate community interest in this project. Click on the link here to find out the results and more.
On 26 June 2017, RHCA was advised that our funding request to council for this project has not been budgeted for in 2017-18 however will be considered in the future if funds become available.
On 26 June 2017, RHCA was advised that our funding request to council for this project has not been budgeted for in 2017-18 however will be considered in the future if funds become available.
