Lts hope the Hon. John Day puts common sense above profits for the developers.
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Gerry Crowley
12 years ago
We deserve a bit of green too just like the western suburbs
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Gael Simpson
12 years ago
While golf is not for everyone I fully support the retention of greenbelt, public open space and bush forever.
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Heather Horne
12 years ago
Would this happen in Cottesloe?
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Helen Colja
12 years ago
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Muriel Oliver
12 years ago
The Rosehill golf course should be avaialble for everybody to use, agreed it is a great WA tradition making golf accessible to more people.
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Dawn Clarke
12 years ago
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As a local resident, I am saddened at the proposed re-zoning of Rosehill Golf Course. Our entire family, and extended family, utilise Rosehill Golf Course, and believe there is a serious lack of public open space in the Midland area. Would this proposed development be called "Flight Path Estate" ???
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JAMIE KNOX
12 years ago
There is enough available land without taking away any golf course in WA
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Damion
12 years ago
The golf course is the main reason I live in the area. We are now thinking of moving before the mad rush to sell begins.
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Ray Sarich
12 years ago
It is very sad to see that the council and government don't see the necessity to provide the resources for every day Australians to lead an active life style. Don't they realise that taking away these vital amenities, they are actually going to indirectly but significantly impact the health system. Why fill in a perfectly good golf course and then have to try and come up with a new and expensive option for people to live an active lifestyle in the near future. I will certainly miss playing at this iconic location
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Jan McCormick
12 years ago
Not everyone can afford to become a member at a private golf course. What are these people who love playing golf and for many it's the only outlet they have outside of their home and work.
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Steve Hogan
12 years ago
As I have limited mobility, this is the only 18 hole course which I am able to play, please don't close it.
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Kelly Hennigan
12 years ago
Where is the wildlife suppose to go, it's not like it's an unused paddock like other new developments
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Ronnie Wood
12 years ago
We need our green open spaces and the wonderful amenity that the golf course is.
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Shona Lawrence
12 years ago
Recreational activities are important for communities. It would be avgreat loss for residents & members who use the golf course.
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Les Tucker
12 years ago
Please don't ruin a beautiful place with houses. It's all about greed!
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Mercedes
12 years ago
I moved here 9 years ago becuse of the rural feel the golf course brings. Would be a shame to see it go.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
That crouded land development through that area needs open space so you are not looking at fences and walls.
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One of the few remaining coursss in this area.
Lts hope the Hon. John Day puts common sense above profits for the developers.
We deserve a bit of green too just like the western suburbs
While golf is not for everyone I fully support the retention of greenbelt, public open space and bush forever.
Would this happen in Cottesloe?
I be
The Rosehill golf course should be avaialble for everybody to use, agreed it is a great WA tradition making golf accessible to more people.
As a local resident, I am saddened at the proposed re-zoning of Rosehill Golf Course. Our entire family, and extended family, utilise Rosehill Golf Course, and believe there is a serious lack of public open space in the Midland area. Would this proposed development be called "Flight Path Estate" ???
There is enough available land without taking away any golf course in WA
The golf course is the main reason I live in the area. We are now thinking of moving before the mad rush to sell begins.
It is very sad to see that the council and government don't see the necessity to provide the resources for every day Australians to lead an active life style. Don't they realise that taking away these vital amenities, they are actually going to indirectly but significantly impact the health system. Why fill in a perfectly good golf course and then have to try and come up with a new and expensive option for people to live an active lifestyle in the near future. I will certainly miss playing at this iconic location
Not everyone can afford to become a member at a private golf course. What are these people who love playing golf and for many it's the only outlet they have outside of their home and work.
As I have limited mobility, this is the only 18 hole course which I am able to play, please don't close it.
Where is the wildlife suppose to go, it's not like it's an unused paddock like other new developments
We need our green open spaces and the wonderful amenity that the golf course is.
Recreational activities are important for communities. It would be avgreat loss for residents & members who use the golf course.
Please don't ruin a beautiful place with houses. It's all about greed!
I moved here 9 years ago becuse of the rural feel the golf course brings. Would be a shame to see it go.
That crouded land development through that area needs open space so you are not looking at fences and walls.