Stop the re-zoning to urban infill of Rosehill Golf Course and identify and protect important recreational areas such as golf courses
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Tracey O'Brien
12 years ago
Dont take away a beautiful course.People of the area are speaking, take the time to listen. Once it is gone...you cant take it back. My family live down the road from this course and one of the only reasons they located to the area was because of having this course available to them and the beauty it brings to the area. My son loves toi play on the course with his father and he is taking the time to teach his 4 year old daughter the wonderful game. Stand up and say NO... there is plenty of other land available in WA.
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Maureen Ashton
12 years ago
No re-zoning
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Therese Freeman
12 years ago
We need greenery & trees in our neighborhood. It would be a shame to lose this beautiful golf course.
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George Browne
12 years ago
It is imperative that open space be preserved and sporting facilities in particular be retained for future generations. Too many school ovals bushland and parks are being systematically destroyed as urban fill in programmes are implemented. Soon no "lungs" will be available within the city boundaries.
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christine miller
12 years ago
what happened to the rights of people to have recreational areas in the metro area?this golf course is used by many people living east of perth.we have already lost the burswood course please don't allow this to go as well.there must also be a lot of wildlife living within the bounderies which need our protection .think again before allowing the course to go.
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Manfred Fischer
12 years ago
no rezoning will contribute to a community buy out
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Andrew Appleby
12 years ago
Save our green space and save the serenity!
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Roslyn Hackshaw
12 years ago
We need as much green open space for exercise and for the preservation of wildlife and vegetation
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Jason Janetzky
12 years ago
Armitage Close
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Colin Russell
12 years ago
Great wee golf course and driving range, very important and affordable, a nice place to have a bit of 'man' time with my boys.
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Carol Lawson
12 years ago
I am sure there is more land that around to build on other than this lovely Golf Course and the club house that we have been to several none golfing events
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Mary Longden
12 years ago
No more urban sprawl please
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david persimmons
12 years ago
Damn shame you fellas want to close this course, brings so much happiness to tge community
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Austin Sandell
12 years ago
Surely there are more suitable sites for this development that could be considered
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kurt muir
12 years ago
Dont destroy it
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Ian Pavey
12 years ago
This golf course is of vital importance to the community, especially more senior people, for whom it's a vital part of their physical and mental health.
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Shawn Greene
12 years ago
Keep the golf course
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Brett.T.Ring
12 years ago
Where will I play Now? Burswood gone what's next!!
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Elio Stefani
12 years ago
Leave the course alone.
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Danielle Stefani
12 years ago
Its a beautiful piece of land, used for recreational purposes, to build on it would be a crime. Also, what happens to all the animals that live there now??
Dont take away a beautiful course.People of the area are speaking, take the time to listen. Once it is gone...you cant take it back. My family live down the road from this course and one of the only reasons they located to the area was because of having this course available to them and the beauty it brings to the area. My son loves toi play on the course with his father and he is taking the time to teach his 4 year old daughter the wonderful game. Stand up and say NO... there is plenty of other land available in WA.
No re-zoning
We need greenery & trees in our neighborhood. It would be a shame to lose this beautiful golf course.
It is imperative that open space be preserved and sporting facilities in particular be retained for future generations. Too many school ovals bushland and parks are being systematically destroyed as urban fill in programmes are implemented. Soon no "lungs" will be available within the city boundaries.
what happened to the rights of people to have recreational areas in the metro area?this golf course is used by many people living east of perth.we have already lost the burswood course please don't allow this to go as well.there must also be a lot of wildlife living within the bounderies which need our protection .think again before allowing the course to go.
no rezoning will contribute to a community buy out
Save our green space and save the serenity!
We need as much green open space for exercise and for the preservation of wildlife and vegetation
Armitage Close
Great wee golf course and driving range, very important and affordable, a nice place to have a bit of 'man' time with my boys.
I am sure there is more land that around to build on other than this lovely Golf Course and the club house that we have been to several none golfing events
No more urban sprawl please
Damn shame you fellas want to close this course, brings so much happiness to tge community
Surely there are more suitable sites for this development that could be considered
Dont destroy it
This golf course is of vital importance to the community, especially more senior people, for whom it's a vital part of their physical and mental health.
Keep the golf course
Where will I play Now? Burswood gone what's next!!
Leave the course alone.
Its a beautiful piece of land, used for recreational purposes, to build on it would be a crime. Also, what happens to all the animals that live there now??