FOMRE Events
03.07.2010 As at 3rd July, still no revised ODP from the developer. We were led to believe that it would be submitted to the shire by the end of June
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11.06.2010 The Gingin Shire Planner today confirmed that the developer had invited shire planners to preview the new ODP on May 26th.
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GCA Events
29.06.2010 The Guilderton Fair is on again for 2010 on the 26th of September.
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10.06.2010 All indications are that the ODP for the development on the south side of the Moore River Estuary will be presented to the Shire within a month or so.
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New ODP (Outline Development Plan) IS COMING!

 

According to the Gingin Shire website, shire planners were invited to preview the developer's revised new ODP on May 26th.   FOMRE has confirmed this with the shire's contract Planner, Ms Lisa Edwards.  

The formal ODP submission is anticipated by the end of June, after which the shire will make it available for public comment for 42 days.

As soon as the ODP is presented, FOMRE will offer and invite input and responses from all affected and interested persons.  

Meanwhile, conversations with the Government, the Shire of Gingin, interested politicians and the general community give heart to the view that this development is not in the best interests of the community and the population at large.   See the News and Events section for recent meetings with shire CEO, Mr David Burt,  our local MLA Mr Grant Woodhams, and Labor Spokesperson on Planning & Environment, Dr SallyTalbot.

Please continue to keep in touch with your local and state government representatives, reminding them that you are seeking their support, looking at their actions and assessing their responses.

See the "What Can I Do" section for contact information;  contact the Moore River Company directly if you feel able;  raise the issue on talkback radio if you can;  discuss the issue with friends if they are interested and invite them to join;  follow or post a Facebook or Twitter thread if you're savvy.

...and remember... your view matters!