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Locality Guide & Guest Guidelines, Inclusive of Behaviour/Noise Development application for short term accommodation / change of use 10 Macedonia Place, North Perth MANAGEMENT PLAN Guests – Property will be listed on AirBnB and possibly Stayz. Potential guests will go through these websites for enquiry. Beck & Call Property Group, of which the owner, Rebecca Gulvin is the Director will vet these requests by; 1. Checking all reviews of the guest 2. Confirming ages and reason for stay 3. Checking that they are non-smokers 4. Confirm their reason for visit 5. Confirm numbers of guests, maximum in the property is 6. The reservation will then be accepted or rejected depending on the decision of Beck & Call Property Group. Payment is via the website. All communication with the guest is via the website - we also have access to the guests phone number in case of changes/emergency issues. The guests are supplied the attached Locality Guide & Guest Guidelines, inclusive of behaviour/noise. Please review. Complaints Management - The property is located beside a church, with a park and hall across the road. There are only neighbours to one side and rear. These neighbours have the owners contact number, but will also be informed of the short term management plan, in writing if approved. They will absolutely be able to contact the owner Rebecca if there are any issues with behaviour or noise. We will request for complaints in writing, so they are easily tracked and dates/times are recorded, as are actions taken. Security of guests, residents and visitors; The doors and windows have locks. There is a gate that can be padlocked. There is also a monitored alarm. Locality Guide Property Details You are located at 10 Macedonia Pl North Perth WA 6007 Please call Rebecca Gulvin for any maintenance work or items that may need attention on 9328 1113 or 0404 651 435. If you click on the link below this will provide you with a comprehensive guide to the suburb you are in as well as information on surrounding areas. http://www.communityguide.com.au/suburb.cfm?/north-perth-6007 Local Supermarkets Coles Supermarket – North Perth Plaza View St North Perth Australia Post 429 Fitzgerald Street North Perth WA 6006 13 13 18 Opening hours* Mon – Fri 9:00am - 5:00pm Saturday 9:00am - 12:30pm Drycleaner North Perth Drycleaners Dry Cleaner 391-395 Fitzgerald St, North Perth WA 6006 Phone: (08) 9227 8354 Hours: Open today · 7:30am–6pm Pharmacy/Chemist Greg's Discount Chemist Chemist Address: 372 Fitzgerald St, North Perth WA 6006 Phone: (08) 9328 5762 Hours: Open today · 8am–8pm Car Hire Sunset Car Hire 12 Scarborough Beach Road Scarborough WA 6019 08 9245 2466 IN EMERGENCY FOR AMBULANCE / FIRE/POLICE...DIAL 000 Health Direct – 24 hours Medical Help line 1800 022 222 http://www.healthdirect.org.au/ Adult Emergency: Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital www.scgh.health.wa.gov.au Hospital Avenue, Nedlands. Telephone 9346 3333 Royal Perth Hospital www.rph.wa.gov.au Wellington Street, Perth Telephone: 9224 2244 Children Emergency: Perth Childrens Hospital http://pch.health.wa.gov.au/ 15 Hospital Ave, Nedlands WA Telephone: 08 6456 2222 Streets of interest These streets and localities of interest provide fun shopping and browsing with usually somewhere interesting to have lunch or coffee. In these areas there is excellent food shopping including some of the better specialty food shops such as vegetable, gourmet shops, butcher and fish mongers. Napoleon and Station Streets, Cottesloe http://www.cottvillage.com.au Located in the golden triangle of Peppermint Grove, Claremont and Cottesloe. Specialty food stores including a great health food store (Nature’s Harvest), boutiques, gift shops, Ma Cuisine cookware and gift shop, Amano Cooking School, Dome Cafe for freshly ground coffee, light lunch and cake. The Boat Shed Fresh Markets is open 7 days a week providing exceptional fresh produce together with bakery, deli, fishmonger and butcher. Rest and relax at the awarding wining café Vans and shop for exquisite jewellery at Esola Jewellers. Bayview Terrace and St Quentin’s Avenue, Claremont This is definitely one of Perth’s most exclusive shopping areas which includes Bayview Terrace, St. Quentin Ave, The Bayview Centre and Claremont Arcade. Lots of cafes, boutiques, specialty food stores, David Jones Department Store, Claremont Fresh Market and much more. You will also find Coles supermarket for all your supermarket needs. Rokeby Road, Subiaco There is a young artistic ambience within Subiaco. Boutiques, specialty food stores, antiques and great restaurants, Regal Theatre, Hole in the Wall Theatre. Try Bistro Felix for an interesting lunch, Funtastico or The Dome Cafe. George Street, East Fremantle A step back in time - antique stores and cafes in this very small precinct. Try Cook & Mason for light meals indoors or alfresco. In the old George Hotel is the New Collectables Gallery and Thai Kitchen Restaurant. The Young George is great too! South Terrace, Fremantle Sit in one of the sidewalk cafes and enjoy the European style atmosphere and watch the world go by. Gift shops, boutique brewery hotels and specialty food stores. Try upstairs on the balcony at the Sail and Anchor for lunch or Papa Luigi’s for a cappuccino. Ruoccos Pizzeria is a great place for families to eat fantastic wood-fired pizzas – children can watch the cooking and play with a bit of dough. Visit Gypsy Tapas on South Terrace for an evening of great tapas, flowing sangria and live gypsy music or Moore & Moore or The Attic for a great breakfast! King Street, Perth Is located at the west end of the Central Business District and is known for its for exclusive shopping close to the historic His Majesty’s Theatre. Shop at Gucci, Prada, Louis Vuitton or Chanel. Drink at Belgian Beer Cafe, Varnish on King or Shafto Lane Restaurant and Bar, providing a Mediterranean Café environment. James and Lake Streets, Northbridge Ethnically diverse nightlife district of Perth that is best discovered during the day. Great place to people watch and try food from many different parts of the world. Parking can be difficult at night and on the weekends so try the car park at the corner of Lake and James Streets. Many, many different food halls and restaurants. For ice creams and desserts try Valentino’s at the corner of Lake and James Streets. The Re-Store and European Foods are especially good for imported foods and deli items. Torre Butchers in Lake Street is one of the best in Perth. Oxford Street Leederville A leisurely stroll down Oxford Street will have you spoilt for choice for dining. Many of the cafes and restaurants are of high standard, stop in for a drink in the newly renovated beer garden at the Leederville Hotel. Watertown, West Perth 840 Wellington Street West Perth, Watertown is a brand direct shopping outlet. Explore stylish designer outlets lingerie to linen, dresses to décor, jackets to jewellery, perfume to pots, bags to books ... and a whole lot more, all in one colourful and convenient location. Harbour Town is where you can find all the best brands at all the best prices. Beaufort Street Mt Lawley Stroll down Beaufort Street for some great Indian restaurants such as 2 fat Indians. You will also find Perth’s most popular pub The Queens or stop across the street to try the large selections of wine at The Must Wine Bar. Fresh Provisions is worth a shop for all things continental such as quality deli take away meats and pastries. Please note that many restaurants are closed on Mondays. SPORTS & RECREATION Rugby WA- Western Force www.rugbywa.com.au Meagher Dve, Floreat TEL: 9383 7714 FAX: 9387 2804 Email: [email protected] Soccer- Perth Glory www.perthglory.com.au NIB Stadium, Gate 2/ 310 Pier Street, Perth TEL: 9492 6000 FAX: 9492 6060 Hockey www.hockeywa.org.au Western Australian Hockey Association (Inc) Perth Hockey Stadium Curtin University Campus Hayman Rd, Bentley TEL: 9351 4300 FAX: 9458 5524 Australian Football League (AFL, footy- Aussie rules) www.afl.com.au West Coast Eagles – Western Australian football team http://www.westcoasteagles.com.au/ Gate12/ 250 Roberts Rd, Subiaco TEL: 9381 111 Fremantle Football club (Dockers)-Western Australian football team http://www.fremantlefc.com.au/ Fremantle Oval Parry St Fremantle PO Box 381 Fremantle WA 6959 TEL: 9433 7000 Tennis www.tenniswest.com.au There are about 80 tennis clubs, with hard, grass or plexipave courts. Tennis Association TEL: 6462 8300 Horse Racing Perth offers excellent flat racing, held at Ascot in summer and Belmont Park in winter. Harness racing, or Trotting as it is often called, takes place at Gloucester Park every Friday evening. WA Turf Club www.waturf.org.au Lee-Steere House 70 Grandstand Road, Ascot TEL: 9277 0777 FAX: 9277 0740 Email: [email protected] Motor Racing www.wascc.com.au TEL: 9381 4432 Surf Lifesaving Club activities held at major metropolitan beaches between November and April. In the metropolitan area there are some excellent beaches most of which are patrolled by volunteer members of the public. Surf Lifesaving Society WA www.lifesavingwa.com.au PO Box 28 Floreat Forum WA 6014 TEL: 9383 8200 FAX: 9383 9922 Email [email protected] BEACHES The Department of Sport and Recreation has produced a guide to Perth’s beaches in association with the Surf Lifesaving Association of Australia. This is how our beaches rate: Mullaloo - a very safe family beach. Small offshore break can develop with onshore winds. Trigg Island through to Sorrento - (includes Mettams Pool, Hamersley Pool, North Beach, Waterman and Marmion) - the small bays in this area are very safe provided inexperienced swimmers and children do not venture past the reef line.
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