Proposed gating of PAW - Lee Place & Widgee Rd, Noranda
The City is seeking input from the community on the proposed gating of the Pedestrian Accessway (PAW) between Lee Place and Widgee Road, Noranda.
Background
The City received a request to install gates at each entrance of the PAW due to an increase in suspicious behaviour in the area surrounding the PAW and multiple break-ins at a property located near the PAW. Gating the PAW may assist in a reduction in criminal and anti-social behaviour by limiting access provided by the PAW at night, the gates would be locked each evening and unlocked each morning.
As per the policy for gating if there is unanimous support from adjoining landowners, a report outlining all community submissions will be presented to Council for consideration. If unanimous support is not achieved the matter will be closed.
How to get involved
The City asks residents to provide feedback on the proposed gating in the following ways:
- Complete the online form below;
- Request a hard copy form by contacting manon.arnold@bayswater.wa.gov.au or visit one of the City's libraries;
- Email comments to mail@bayswater.wa.gov.au; or
- Via post to the Chief Executive Officer, City of Bayswater, PO Box 467, Morley WA 6943.
Please note that the survey has now closed.
A report will be presented to Council the upcoming 24 September 2024 Ordinary Council Meeting.
