Campaign 2014B: Save the Beaumaris RSL parkland Click on the menu of Main Pages here, on a photograph to enlarge it, or on a blue hyperlink below. Click on the logo to go to the “Save the Beaumaris RSL and its Parkland” page. * By 2016, the c. 1 hectare of the former Beaumaris RSL parkland...
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Campaign 2014A: Keeping more of our nature strips green
Campaign 2014A: Keeping more of our nature strips green Click on the menu of Main Pages here, on a photograph to enlarge it, or on a blue hyperlink below. Limit paving: In a residential street with a low traffic volume, or with an adequate path on the other side of the street, or where a majority of abutting residents...
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Campaign 2013A: Rectifying major anomalies in Ricketts Point Landside Reserve
Campaign 2013A: Rectifying major anomalies in Ricketts Point Landside Reserve Click on the menu of Main Pages here, on a photograph to enlarge it, or on a blue hyperlink below. 1. The repeated misuse of the Ricketts Point Landside Reserve, and coastal Crown land adjoining it, by vehicles entering it, and for storing builders’ materials on it, should be prevented by...
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Campaign 2008B: Reducing Beaumaris foreshore’s over-abundance of signs
Campaign 2008B: Reducing Beaumaris foreshore’s over-abundance of signs Click on the Menu of Main Pages here or on a link below. * 2015 – RICKETTS POINT SIGNAGE DESIGN STYLE GUIDE: BCS Inc. letter to Bayside Council on its proposed changes to signage on the Sanctuary coast. * 2008 – PHOTOMONTAGE OF RICKETTS POINT MARINE SANCTUARY COAST’S 190 SIGNS : See clickable photo montage, and description and site...
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Campaign 2007:Have VPOs protect trees instead of usually condoning their removal
Campaign 2007: Have VPOs protect trees instead of usually condoning their removal Click on THE MENU OF MAIN PAGES HERE or on a link below. * GOOD VCAT REASONING IN A 2008 BLACK ROCK CASE: VCAT’s reasons for upholding Bayside City Council’s refusal of a tree removal permit set a fine precedent. * VCAT APRIL 2008 RULING ON TREES IN OAK...
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Campaign 2006: Naming & upgrading zoning of 10 neglected small areas of Beaumaris Public Land
Campaign 2006: Naming & upgrading zoning of 10 neglected small areas of Beaumaris Public Land See BCS Inc’s original letter to Bayside City Council below, much of which the Council has commendably acted upon. List of suggested official names and zonings for unnamed areas of public land in Beaumaris Parcel No. Area 2012 Bays’d Open Space Strat. Ref. Whether officially...
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Campaign 2004: Optimum Siting for Beaumaris’s Junior Skateboard Ramp
Campaign 2004: Optimum Siting for Beaumaris’s Junior Skateboard Ramp Effect on the Beaumaris environment must be considered. 2007 BAYSIDE COUNCIL SURVEY on a specific, largely grassed area, just north of Donald MacDonald Reserve football pavilion, for a proposed junior SKATEBOARD RAMP. The ramp has since been successfully built on that site. 2005 SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING ABOUT SITE...
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Campaign 2001:Avoiding a Concrete Bicycle Road replacing 0.24 ha of Foreshore Bushland
Campaign 2001 Avoiding a Concrete Bicycle Road replacing 0.24 ha of Foreshore Bushland SUMMARY OF BICYCLE ROAD ROUTE THREAT: Incursion into foreshore reserve if bicycle road is not confined to the road reserve Related pages are below. Click for Wikimapia view of Foreshore Reserve, and a SLIDESHOW VIEW of Beach Park from Beach Road. 2013 INVITATION DECLINED: BCS Inc. officers declined to attend Council’s concrete bicycle road...
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Campaign 1969A: Removal of foreshore vegetation above Black Rock Point for a car park
Campaign 1969A: Removal of foreshore vegetation above Black Rock Point for a car park Click on the menu of Main Pages here, on a photograph to enlarge it, or on a blue hyperlink below. In 1969, the former Sandringham City Council managed the Crown land foreshore reserve at Black Rock on behalf of the Victorian Governement. It proposed to clear...
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Campaign 2016A: Retaining the Secondary College open space and vegetation
Campaign 2016A: Retaining the Secondary College open space and vegetation THIS CAMPAIGN HAS FAILED TO SAVE MANY TREES, BUT IT STILL SEEKS INDIGENOUS PLANTING. Planting Hotchpotch critique seeks 100% indigenous plants, not 28%. Wholesale tree destruction occurred on the 8 hectare College site. Professional arborist’s report on trees on the Secondary College site The 2 over-large ovals reduce the buffer to Long Hollow and tree...
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