The City's website will be unavailable for 30 minutes over the midnight to 6am period on Wednesday 3 March 2021.
The City's website and online services will be unavailable on Sunday 28 February from 6-9pm due to system maintenance.
The purpose of the amendment is to remove the requirement for regulating vehicle parking in the district to be “by resolution” of Council only.
Read updated information, including the City's Business Plan in support of a major land transaction being the proposed lease of the caravan park.
The City has appointed six new members to its Design Review Panel for a period of two years.
The Planning and Development Regulations are changing, with the first stage of proposed amendments available 15 February.
The Mt Brown Walk Trail and Henderson Cliffs are scenic and family-friendly trails through the western portion of the Beeliar Regional Park. The walk trail and cliffs are managed by the Department of Parks and Wildlife.
Mount Brown lies in the western chain of the Beeliar Regional Park, close to the Indian Ocean. The walk to the lookout is a scenic two kilometre hike, with the option to walk an extra four kilometres around Lake Mt Brown opens in a new window on the eastern side of Mt Brown. The track is a hardened compact surface with a gentle hill. It is suitable for families with young children.
The Mount Brown carpark at the base of the trail is located across the road from the Naval Base Caravan Park on Cockburn Road.
The Henderson Cliffs are along the far western section of the Beeliar Regional Park. The unique cliffs are made up of Tamala limestone, which has formed from wind-blown dunes where sedimentation has occurred and water has percolated through forming carbonate underneath. You can walk the distance of the cliffs along a pleasant 400m long coastal pathway, which has access and assistance for people with disability. The footpath is sealed and wheelchair accessible from the car park for 100 metres to the lookout. There is an alternative non-accessible foot track which winds north from the lookout and back to the car park for 200 metres. There is a path which crosses Cockburn Road and meets up with the Mt Brown car park after one kilometre. Visit Trails WA opens in a new window for more information on the Mount Brown Walk Trail and Henderson Cliffs.