Reject industrial development of Lot 38 and Lot 1101 Stirling Crescent
Reject industrial development of Lot 38 and Lot 1101 Stirling Crescent
Recent signers:
Narelle Wasley and 19 others have signed recently.
The issue
The proposed industrial development of Lot 38 and Lot 1101 Stirling Crescent is a significant concern for our community. The routing of heavy trucks through our urban neighbourhoods poses a threat to our amenity, safety, quality of life, and local traffic conditions. These proposals, if approved, will significantly change the character of our community in Western Australia, disrupting the peace and well-being of its residents.
The increased traffic from heavy-duty vehicles would lead to noise pollution and increased wear and tear on our roads. More concerning is the potential safety hazards this could pose to pedestrians, particularly children and the elderly, who are most at risk from increased vehicular movement. With the rise in traffic, accidents could become more frequent, making it less safe for our families to walk and play in our own neighbourhoods.
Quality of life is another critical aspect that stands to be severely impacted. The charm and tranquillity of our community will be lost amidst the rumble of heavy machinery. Residents who have chosen our neighbourhood for its peaceful environment now face uncertainty about its future as an industrial zone develops around them.
We urge the Metro-Outer Development Assessment Panel to consider alternative solutions that prioritize our community’s well-being. One such solution is to ensure the development of safe eastern access routes that will allow vehicles to enter and exit the industrial lots without passing through our urban areas. This measure will protect our neighbourhoods from unnecessary disruption and preserve the quality of life we currently enjoy.
Your signature can make a difference. Join us in encouraging the Metro-Outer Development Assessment Panel to reject the current development proposals for Lot 38 and Lot 1101 Stirling Crescent until safe access routes are in place. Together, we can safeguard our community from the adverse impacts of industrial traffic and maintain the safety and integrity of our neighbourhood. Please sign this petition to voice your support for a safer, quieter, and more harmonious community.
The increased traffic from heavy-duty vehicles would lead to noise pollution and increased wear and tear on our roads. More concerning is the potential safety hazards this could pose to pedestrians, particularly children and the elderly, who are most at risk from increased vehicular movement. With the rise in traffic, accidents could become more frequent, making it less safe for our families to walk and play in our own neighbourhoods.
Quality of life is another critical aspect that stands to be severely impacted. The charm and tranquillity of our community will be lost amidst the rumble of heavy machinery. Residents who have chosen our neighbourhood for its peaceful environment now face uncertainty about its future as an industrial zone develops around them.
We urge the Metro-Outer Development Assessment Panel to consider alternative solutions that prioritize our community’s well-being. One such solution is to ensure the development of safe eastern access routes that will allow vehicles to enter and exit the industrial lots without passing through our urban areas. This measure will protect our neighbourhoods from unnecessary disruption and preserve the quality of life we currently enjoy.
Your signature can make a difference. Join us in encouraging the Metro-Outer Development Assessment Panel to reject the current development proposals for Lot 38 and Lot 1101 Stirling Crescent until safe access routes are in place. Together, we can safeguard our community from the adverse impacts of industrial traffic and maintain the safety and integrity of our neighbourhood. Please sign this petition to voice your support for a safer, quieter, and more harmonious community.
Marcia SwickPetition starter
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Recent signers:
Narelle Wasley and 19 others have signed recently.
The issue
The proposed industrial development of Lot 38 and Lot 1101 Stirling Crescent is a significant concern for our community. The routing of heavy trucks through our urban neighbourhoods poses a threat to our amenity, safety, quality of life, and local traffic conditions. These proposals, if approved, will significantly change the character of our community in Western Australia, disrupting the peace and well-being of its residents.
The increased traffic from heavy-duty vehicles would lead to noise pollution and increased wear and tear on our roads. More concerning is the potential safety hazards this could pose to pedestrians, particularly children and the elderly, who are most at risk from increased vehicular movement. With the rise in traffic, accidents could become more frequent, making it less safe for our families to walk and play in our own neighbourhoods.
Quality of life is another critical aspect that stands to be severely impacted. The charm and tranquillity of our community will be lost amidst the rumble of heavy machinery. Residents who have chosen our neighbourhood for its peaceful environment now face uncertainty about its future as an industrial zone develops around them.
We urge the Metro-Outer Development Assessment Panel to consider alternative solutions that prioritize our community’s well-being. One such solution is to ensure the development of safe eastern access routes that will allow vehicles to enter and exit the industrial lots without passing through our urban areas. This measure will protect our neighbourhoods from unnecessary disruption and preserve the quality of life we currently enjoy.
Your signature can make a difference. Join us in encouraging the Metro-Outer Development Assessment Panel to reject the current development proposals for Lot 38 and Lot 1101 Stirling Crescent until safe access routes are in place. Together, we can safeguard our community from the adverse impacts of industrial traffic and maintain the safety and integrity of our neighbourhood. Please sign this petition to voice your support for a safer, quieter, and more harmonious community.
The increased traffic from heavy-duty vehicles would lead to noise pollution and increased wear and tear on our roads. More concerning is the potential safety hazards this could pose to pedestrians, particularly children and the elderly, who are most at risk from increased vehicular movement. With the rise in traffic, accidents could become more frequent, making it less safe for our families to walk and play in our own neighbourhoods.
Quality of life is another critical aspect that stands to be severely impacted. The charm and tranquillity of our community will be lost amidst the rumble of heavy machinery. Residents who have chosen our neighbourhood for its peaceful environment now face uncertainty about its future as an industrial zone develops around them.
We urge the Metro-Outer Development Assessment Panel to consider alternative solutions that prioritize our community’s well-being. One such solution is to ensure the development of safe eastern access routes that will allow vehicles to enter and exit the industrial lots without passing through our urban areas. This measure will protect our neighbourhoods from unnecessary disruption and preserve the quality of life we currently enjoy.
Your signature can make a difference. Join us in encouraging the Metro-Outer Development Assessment Panel to reject the current development proposals for Lot 38 and Lot 1101 Stirling Crescent until safe access routes are in place. Together, we can safeguard our community from the adverse impacts of industrial traffic and maintain the safety and integrity of our neighbourhood. Please sign this petition to voice your support for a safer, quieter, and more harmonious community.
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Petition created on 25 January 2026