HRHOA Newsletter Spring 2018
Harbour Rise Home Owners Association www.harbourrise.com.au [email protected]
Newsletter
The Harbour Rise Home Owners Association (HRHOA) was formed for the interest of home owners of Harbour Rise Hillarys, to monitor and facilitate the maintenance and use of common areas in the Harbour Rise estate. The HRHOA consists of voluntary committee members. Home owners wishing to participate on the committee are encouraged to contact the HRHOA via email to: [email protected] leading up to the annual general meeting in October, where the committee is voted in.
Letter from the Chairperson
Hi and welcome to the Spring 2018 edition of the Harbour Rise Home Owners Association newsletter. Since the HRHOA was formed the committee has been successful in representing the Estate owners with respect to a number of initiatives: The landscaping contract for the Estate reviewed and renewed every three years; Replacement of assets within the Estate including lake fountains, bollards, street lights and garden beds; Provision of exercise equipment in Harbour View Park; Improved response times to security issues; Accountability of the City of Joondalup (COJ) operations and budget with respect to the Estate; and Progression of the exercise stairs and look-out in Whitfords Nodes.
During the past twelve months, the committee has continued to monitor and progress the above initiatives as well as address the following: Promoted a reduced speeding on Estate perimeter roads by lobbying for an extension of the current 50 Km/hr coastal speed zone between Hepburn Avenue and Angove Drive; Responded to hooning behaviour with promotion of improved Police surveillance; Promote a safer pedestrian crossing point to Hillarys Boat Harbour; Lobbied for improved presentation of Hepburn Avenue (Iconic Road Program) and initiatives to improve parking and reduce congestion; Lobbied for major asset replacement specifically boardwalks and play equipment; and Lobbied for retention of the estate features and infrastructure including but not limited to entry statements, paving and street lighting.
I ampleased to advise that there has been progress with the above, specifically as follows: Mayor Albert Jacob has advised that there has been agreement with MRWA to extend the 50Km/hr coastal speed zone on West Coast Drive north along Whitfords Avenue between Hepburn Avenue and Angove Drive. In August I will be meeting with Mayor Albert Jacob, Peter Katsambanis MLA Member for Hillarys and Ian Goodenough MP Member for Moore to discuss a tripartite Government response to the hooning issue in and around Hillarys boat harbour. Mayor Albert Jacob has advised that the median palm trees in Hepburn Avenue will be replaced with the Norfolk Island Pines as a commencement to the upgrade of the Hepburn Avenue streetscape. There is work planned for Marbella Park in the 2018/19 COJ Capital Works Program and the committee continues to lobby for the replacement of the deck to the boardwalk with a more durable product. The committee supported the new parking prohibitions in and around Lot 1 and has now formed a good relationship with the parking management at the COJ to continue to improve parking congestion around Page 1 the Estate. HRHOA Newsletter Spring 2018
The COJ has committed to commence the streetlight base replacement program and the committee has commenced dialogue regarding the replacement of the streetlight luminaires with a more sustainable LED technology. The committee’s major role is to work with the COJ to plan and monitor all developments executed in the Estates parks and gardens in agreement with the Special Area Rates (SAR) Agreement. The committee has welcomed back COJ representative James Hamp who meets with the committee every second month to discuss issues related to the Agreement as well as plan for continued improvement. James cannot do it all by himself and we thank Charon Olsen and Nicholas Jury for their tireless work throughout the year. The COJ are currently progressing with the revamping of gardens throughout the Estate in stages as agreed with the committee. If you are missing a tree on your verge, or the street tree is looking a bit “sad” we recommend that you contact the COJ to see if you can have a new tree planted or the existing tree attended to. The Estate’s street trees add appeal and visual impact which ultimately increases the value of our homes. Clean Up Australia Day Christmas Picnic In The Park. The committee continued to support the annual events organised specifically and The collection on Clean Up Australia Day only takes a little more than an hour (because the Estate is generally clean) but you are still encouraged to attend. Unfortunately last year’s Christmthas Party in the Park was rained out except for a couple of very hardy residents but hopefully this year, Sunday 9 December 2018 will be kinder, come along to Harbour View Park it’s a great afternoon and a chance to meet your neighbours. Finally, a huge thank you to our wonderful Harbour Rise committee members – Sam, Paul, Stefan, Mary, Julia, John, Peter, Neil, Vicki, Brad and David for their ongoing commitment and support. Special thank-you to Vicki who took on the social portfolio but will have left to move to Melbourne before this newsletter goes to print. st We would love to see you all at this year’s AGM on the 31 OCTOBER 2018 at 7pm at the Hillarys Yacht Club. The HRHOA has been sponsored by Jeff Coghill of Peard Real Estate for the past two years so take the opportunity to thank Jeff for the supper that the committee will be providing at the AGM. We live in one of the best suburbs, close to the ocean and the marina in one of the most liveable cities in the world. Take some time and enjoy it with your family. See you around the Estate. MChaaritrypnerGsloonv,eHrarbour Rise Home Owners Association (HRHOA) Inc.
Letter from Albert Jacob - Mayor, City of Joondalup
It is a great pleasure to deliver this message to the residents of Harbour Rise via your Home Owners Association Newsletter for the first time since being elected Mayor of the City of Joondalup in October 2017. Residents of Harbour Rise are fortunate to live in one of the City’s most sought-after coastal suburbs. It encapsulates all that is good about Joondalup – beautiful parks and open spaces, well-maintained roads and footpaths, and above all, close to world-class beaches and the many attractions on offer at Hillarys Boat Harbour. It’s an exciting time for residents of Harbour Rise and in the next 12 months we will see progress on the Health and Wellbeing Project at the nearby Whitfords Nodes Park. If there are any issues or general queries that you wish to raise, please don’t hesitate to contact myself or your local ward councilor (Mike Norman or Christine Hamilton- Prime). Your views are very important to us. I am honoured to serve you in my capacity as Mayor and look forward to doing so well into the future.
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Upcoming Events 2018 Annual General Meeting
All residents and landowners of Harboustr Rise are invited to attend the AGM of the Harbour Rise Home Owners AssociatWiohne. n: Wednesday 31 October 2018, 7.00pm sharp Where: Hillarys Yacht Club
Afterwards, join us for supper (provided by sponsorship) and a drink (own expense), stay a while to mingle with Hyoaurrbcooumr mRiistetee‘PmicenmicbeinrsthanedPyaorukr’ neighbours.
Always the second Sunday in Dectehmber, residents, families & friends are invited to a picnic in the park in front of the tennWishceonu:rts. This Sisuangdraeyat9opDpeocrteumnbiteyrto20m1i8ng, l4epwmit–h6ppeomple in our neighbourhood!
HB.aYr.ObodurirnRkiss,efocolde/annibublpesd, achyairs, etc. See you there! Clean Up Australia Day
As part of the event, HRHOA organises a clean up day for the estate parks, gardens and verges. The clean up days are generally held in March/April. It involves one good hour of clean-up usually between 9:00 and 10:00 am on a Sunday. Come and join us and support your community in 2019 at the Tennis Court – we’ll let you know the date for 2019 as it gets closer. Rangers Report By Malcolm Jenkinson, Manager Rangers Parking and Community Safety, City of Joondalup
A few common issues that may assist in keeping the Harbour Rise community friendly and safe. When parking a vehicle, be mindful that vehicles; Should be parked on the road in the direction of traffic and in accordance with any parking signage. Should not be parked on someone else’s verge without their permission. Trailers, caravan, buses and commercial vehicles shouldn’t be parked on the verge. In regard to your pets; When walking/exercising your dog, it must be on a leash unless you are at the Hillarys Dog Beach or in a park (permitted dog exercise area) other than Mawson or Whitfords Nodes Park. You must pick up the poo from your dog. Cat and dog need to be registered with the City and must have a microchip. Cats should be kept in at night or restricted from roaming as this affects other residents as well as local wildlife. CityRangers provide a 24/7 patrol and response service dealing with many common issues such as; Anti-social behaviour. Cat and dog complaints. Parking. Noisy parties. Litter issues. Advertising sign. As part of their patrol duties they will report graffiti and maintenance issues to assist in keeping the City clean and functional. They will also address issues such as parking, advertising signs, shopping trolleys and local law offences in a proactive manner providing immediate attention when an incident is observed. More detail in regard to the service provided by the City of Joondalup can be found on the City’s website (Phagttep3://www.joondalup.wa.gov.au) or by contacting City Rangers on 1300 655 860. HRHOA Newsletter Spring 2018
Harbour Rise Landscaping Report By Charon Olsen and James Hamp, City of Joondalup
Infill planting was undertaken throughout the Estate to continue to work towards achieving a high standard of sustainable planting by replacing old and dead shrubs to achieve a uniform high standard of presentation of garden beds throughout the Estate. In 2017/18 the following areas were identified: Infill planting of the median along Whifords Ave. Planting of selected garden beds located at the Amalfi /Hepburn Entrance. Partial Infill of the garden bed in Oahu Park at the edge of the Lake. Leeward Park/Amalfi Entrance. Additional works undertaken by the COJ in Harbour Rise SAR Areas: The City replaced the pumps in Oahu Lake. The boardwalk in Marbella Park was water blasted, damaged decking boards were replaced and the timber was treated and stained. Extensive tree pruning and removal was undertaken in the Marbella Park natural area. Fifty-six trees were planted throughout the Estate to establish an intermediate canopy cover to complement the existing tree species. Replacement of dead Norfolk Pines was undertaken along Hepburn Ave.
New planting under Coral trees Leeward Park
Ohau Park waterside planting
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Graffiti
Of recent times graffiti in Harbour Rise appears to have decreased. A major factor in achieving this decrease has been the immediate reporting and removal of the the graffiti thereby not allowing the display of graffiti to the local community. It is in all of our interest to rapidly remove graffiti. It blights an area, sending a message that the residents are prepared to accept their environment being defaced and vandalised. If residence see graffiti in Harbour Rise they should not walk by and ignore it. The graffiti should be reported to the City of Joondalup for removal. Email: [email protected] Phone: 9400 4528 If we all take action to combat graffiti then we can continue to minimise graffiti in Harbour Rise thereby befitting from a caring and better community.
Harbour Rise - Leafy Suburb Initiative
For some time now as a Committee we have been talking about the original intent of EDC as developer of the Estate to have different street trees in different zones with the vision to date not being fully realised. As we all know the developer has long gone and the value both in financial and "livability" of our Estate is immensely enhanced by our beautiful landscaping and valuable trees. The complete vision of street trees has not been fully realised across the Estate as trees were removed as part of construction and in some instances were never planted. You will find that some of the zones in our Estate are benefiting from street trees whilst others are not. The committee works hard in partnership with the City to maintain SAR Landscape areas and thought we should really encourage our residents to take up the street tree planting program offered by the City of Joondalup to further enhance our Estate Treescape. It is important that we assist the natural environment we live in to enhance our quality of living. To find out more about enhancing our environment and to apply for a street tree go to the City of Joondalup website and search “street tree” which will lead you to all relevant information including an application form. Unfortunately we have missed this years application deadline which was end of March in order for you tree to be planted around now. So to be sure not to miss out for next year get your applications in now for the 2019 planting. Become a champion by getting your tree planted and encourage your neighbours to do the same.
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Street & park lighting
Regular inspections of the street and park lighting in Harbour Rise are conducted by a committee member of the Harbour Rise Home Owners Association (HRHOA). Any faulty lights are then reported to the City of Joondalup. Should any home owners wish to report a faulty light near their home, they can inform the City of Joondalup of the faulty light via email: [email protected] or via phone on 9400 4000. It is in all of our interest to make sure that we have well lit streets and parks, thereby minimising the opportunities for vandalism, graffiti and criminal activity. For several years your committee have endeavoured to get the City of Joondalup to upgrade all of the wooden light pole bases. Some of the original bases are now in a deplorable and possibly dangerous condition. We will continue to press this matter with the City of Joondalup in the hope of a successful conclusion.
NBN and alternatives for Harbour Rise!
The NBN is planned to be ready for service in Harbour Rise between October and December 2018, using Hybrid Fibre Coaxial (HFC) technology. Connecting to the NBN will involve the installation of new equipment both outside and inside your home. You will likely already have the NBN utility box installed on the outside of your home. Once the NBN is ready for service, you will be able to contact an internet service provider (ISP) and order your NBN service. The ISP will then organise for the installation of new equipment inside your home and set-up your new NBN service. Alternatively, another fast internet service is now available in Harbour Rise and are currently being used by a number of HRHOA committee members with positive results. This internet service, provided by “Node 1 Internet” (https://node1.com.au), uses wireless microwave technology (point to point). The service involves the installation (at your own cost) of a microwave dish on your roof that points towards a tower in Scarborough.
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Whitfords Nodes Ladder
Concept
One of the projects that the Harbour Rise Committee has been working on for a number of years is a local Jacob’s Ladder style set of exercise stairs at Whitfords Nodes. There has been considerable interest in this project and broad public support. The idea is to build a recreational facility that promotes healthy lifestyles and interacts with the outdoors. It will be a permanent structure purpose built out of durable composites. It would serve to activate Hillarys Beach Park and Whitfords Nodes. Like boardwalks over other high conservation sites such as Rottnest’s West End the staircase would mean the general public would utilise this location without disturbing it. Many people are members of organised sports clubs which receive the lion share of funding for physical activity however the large majority of people exercise as individuals i.e. running, walking, swimming, cycling etc. This structure would provide for the wider community. The event has been supported by all local groups we have contacted including: St Marks Anglican Community School in Hillarys. Sacred Heart High School in Sorrento. Sorrento Surf Life Saving Club. WA Boot Camp. Tri West Events. Jacobs Ladder - Perth
Jacobs Ladder was built in the 1960s purely as a staircase to get from the Esplanade to the top of Kings Park. It has since become an iconic Perth exercise location. It was never built to handle as many people and was closed for a period in 2016. The site itself is problematic in that there is limited parking and noise to neighbouring residents. Jacobs Ladder is often used as a training ground for sport and fitness goals. Many use Jacobs Ladder to prepare for treks such as Bibbulmun track, Kokoda, Cape to Cape Walk etc. This site reaches capacity very easily -when one sporting team uses the facility it is crowded with no room for anyone else.
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Location
Our committee plan with the City of Joondalup to build a purpose built facility in Whitfords Nodes in Hillarys Beach Park just off Whitfords Avenue. This is an iconic location overlooking Hillarys Boat Harbour which is one of the 3 biggest tourist destinations in Perth. The staircase is proposed to be constructed between the lawned area of Hillarys Beach Park and the existing lookout on the highest dune (northern dune at Whitfords Nodes). This is an ideal location as there is ample parking, lots of space, picnic and toilet facilities and a great view from the top. Hillarys Beach Park is in the City of Joondalup and is a short walk or drive from Hillarys Boat Harbour. The park itself already is used Dfoertsaeivlseral major triathlon events and the MS Ocean Ride.
The exercise stairway structure will sit atop of the dunes and be built so as to minimise any impact on the Bush Forever site. Large trees will be maintained and other coastal vegetation will be rehabilitated afterwards with the assistance of Friends of Sorrento Beach and Marmion Foreshore who are very experienced and successful with Cthoisstype of work.
In July 2017 the City of Joondalup announced that it would spend $420,000 towards its construction in its 2017/2018 budget. Funds are also being sought from state and federal governments, Corporate Sponsors, Lotterywest, Department of Sport and Recreation or a combination. There are broader plans to turn the area into an exercise precinct and add to existing facilities with outdoor exercise equipment, drinking fountains, lighting and toilet upgrades. I understand a number of personal trainers are being licensed for the area. City of Joondalup who TmhaenaVgie wHillarys Beach Park will be responsible for the detailed design and construction and ongoing maintenance.
We hope that this proposal has inspired you to be at the forefront of a worthwhile community project. To establish
a structure that encourages healthy living lifestyles through exercise and at the same time, enables people to access our wonderful natural environment. This project will highly benefit the wider community. At the very least Harbour Rise residents will lose those few extra kilograms and have calves of steel!
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Police Report By Senior Sergeant Peter Feast , Officer in Charge Hillarys Police Station Burglaries
June 2018 statistics are the same as last year, and indicated that offenders are still taking the opportunity to gain entry to residences by the open door, window or roller door, take care and improve your home security. To prevent crime it starts at home, please lock up your home and protect your valuables in 2018. Don’t be a victim of crime, by checking the condition of and using door and window locks. Having good perimeter security can help reduce your property and family's chances of becoming a burglary victim. Reporting of suspicious activity to 131 444 is vital in the fight against crime within our community. Continue to be proactive by reporting suspicious activity as this will assist your Local Police Station in the investigation and reduction of crime. While May reporting statistics increased, reported offences showed a decline, I encourage all cSotemamlinungitFyrommemMboertos rtoVreehpiocrlteasll suspicious and criminal activity so we will have a safe winter.
For June stealing from motor vehicles continues to be the preferred offence by offenders. Stealing from vehicles parked at the beach car parks and in private drive ways are the target location of offences. Do not keep your valuables in the vehicle be proactive. Stealing’s from motor vehicles continue to be a major concern across the Hillarys Police Sub District as offenders target vehicles both day and night. Prevention of theft can be achieved by the removal of all valuables as the opportunistic criminal is always on the lookout for an easy target. Vehicles parked in beach car parks and now in private driveways or verges are targeted by offenders. Get tips on deterring cWrihmaetsaarfefeWctiengDvoeihnigcl?es from the WA Police web site.
Hillarys Police Station has now been open for 20 years and the Hillarys Police Sub District will have an increase of staff come 16 July under the new WA Police Operational Restructure. Attendance to incidents and investigations will be performed by Hillarys Police Staff who will be working even closer with the community. The change in suburbs will be, Heathridge to be policed by Joondalup Police Station and the suburbs of Carine and Watermans Bay will be managed by Scarborough Police. Hillarys staff continue to work with the community in the reduction and prevention of crime within the Hillarys Police Sub District. The focus in the reducing the crimes of burglaries, stolen motor vehicles, stealing and anti-social behaviour is our priority. Staff from Hillarys Police Station recently supported and assisted the Beldon Residence Association with an event at the Beldon Shopping Centre. Community members had the opportunity to replace number plate screws with anti-theft screws with the support of Hillarys Police officers. Over 90 community vehicles now have anti-theft screws fitted. Hillarys Police continue to work with our partners in local and state government departments, community groups, sWchoaotlCs aanndYraotue pDaoy?er groups to prevent or report crime and identify offenders.
Continue to report any suspicious activity as did the community members in the suburbs of Padbury and Heathridge in June who have been proactive by reporting suspicious activity that resulted in the arrest of a number persons charged with burglary and anti-social offences. HOT locations for anti-social behaviour by vehicles (Hoon Drivers) NEED to be reported to Police so we are able to either attend in a timely manner or if we are otherwise engaged on another task be able gather the data to identify a time day and location of these events. Along with the Hillarys Boat Harbour car park a number of roads in the suburb of Hillarys have become a traffic issue. I am aware that the staff at Traffic Enforcement Group conduct regular patrols of the Hillarys Police Sub District. Developing partnerships and working closely with the City of Joondalup Rangers has been a benefit to the community over the last twelve months. As the Officer In Charge of the Hillarys Police Station, I have been a supporter of the Harbour Rise Owners Association, and encourage your members to be actively involved in their community. I also encourage and thank everyone who has reported suspicious and criminal activity to 131 444 and used Crimestoppers. All information sharing will assist your Local Police Station in combating crime. For regular email updates on local crime trends and statistics, Harbour Rise residence are encourage to join Ewatch (www.ewatch.com.au).
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The HRHOA committee would like to especially thank Peter Feast and the Hillarys Police staff for their tireless efforts to reduce hooning by groups of youths in high-powered vehicles, around the Harbour Rise estate and the Hillarys boat harbour car park. History of Hillarys and Property Report By Jeff Coghill – Peard Real Estate and Sponsor of the HRHOA
Hillarys was named after an early settler, Bertram John Hillary (1895-1957), who had become blind in his right eye while fighting in Gallipoli during the World War I. He came to the area during the Great Depression while fishing for a living with his brother Harry and built a boatshed on the beach in 1930. Subsequently, he expanded it to accommodate himself, his wife and four children. For many years, they were the only residents of what is now Hillarys, and the nearest store, at North Beach to the south, was a 5 km walk away. During the Second World War, the Australian Army used the area, and named it "Hillarys Beach" on their maps. Bert Hillary died in 1957 and the shack and 14 others nearby were destroyed in a fierce storm in 1964. The Metropolitan Region Scheme, designed in 1955, had proposed that Whitfords Beach, just beyond modern Hillarys north, would be the limit of coastal settlement, and in 1962, a highway from Fremantle to Sorrento was suggested by the Government. In 1967, a road to Whitfords Beach was built after a major Catholic school, Sacred Heart College, relocated from inner-suburban Highgate into the region. Wanneroo Shire Council and the R&I Bank began developing the Whitfords precinct and planned a town centre, which ultimately became Westfield Whitfords City, in the suburb's northeast, and Marmion Avenue was built. They asked for the Government to gazette a suburb here and this was done in 1971. Many streets in the new development (including the facing portion of what was to become Padbury were named for early explorers and pioneers of Australia. On 21 November 1978, Whitfords City Shopping Centre was officially opened. In preparation for Australia's defense of the 1987 America's Cup at Fremantle, the State Government commissioned the building of Hillarys Boat Harbour, the first major marina in the north metropolitan area. The retail complex on the site, called Sorrento Quay, commenced trading in December 1987 and was officially opened in January 1988. Also, in May 1987, the Government declared Marmion Marine Park over a region from Burns Beach to Trigg, to which the new marina complex provided a gateway. The shopping centre and marina development fuelled growth in the suburb and by the mid-1990s, both the northwest and southwest of the suburb had been fully developed. I haven’t been around as long as Bert but this coming year I will be celebrating selling Real Estate for the past 30 years 24 of those at the Hillarys Boat Harbour allowing me a unique understanding of the area. The Real estate market in WA remains patchy with Hillarys registering 154 sales for 17/18 financial year, and Harbour Rise accounting for only 15 of those sales. Ever the optimist, I believe with new projects and contracts being announced we will see migration back into the state creating the turning point for recovery in the latter part of this year. I would love the opportunity to speak with you in more detail regarding market activity. Please feel free to email or phone me. Thank you Hillarys and all the wonderful residence, for the fantastic support over the years and looking forward to many more. Thank you also to all of Harbour Rise Home Owners Association for allowing me the opportunity to be of support and assistance.
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Updates from our Local Officials Peter Katsambanis MLA - State Member for Hillarys
Recently I met with the Senior Sergeant of Hillarys Police Station to discuss law and order in our community, and hooning in the car park of the Boat Harbour in particular. Additionally, I have written to the Ministers for Police and Transport, highlighting the urgent need for more CCTV cameras in the car park and I will continue to work with all parties to improve community safety. I am also working with the City of Joondalup to find the Men’s Shed a permanent home sooner rather than later. The current location at the old Padbury Senior High School is sadly inappropriate. It is the only shed in Western Australia not located on local council land. Last year the Department of Education generously granted an extension uIanntilG2o0o19dennaobulignhg tMhePM- eFne’ds eShraedl MtoecmonbteinrufeoirtsMgoreoaret work.
Members of the HRHOA committee raised a range of local issues, including concerns about road safety, law and order, the exercise stairway at Whitfords Nodes, and the renewal of dilapidated amenities at Hillarys Marina. I have since raised these matters with local business operators, as well as the need for stronger law enforcement with my State colleague Peter Katsambanis MLA, and local government Councillor Christine Hamilton-Prime. In 2017/18 the Federal Government supported ratepayers of the City of Joondalup with a financial assistance grant of $5.4 million for local roads and general amenities. The Stronger Communities programme also provides federal grants of up to $20,000 to incorporated community groups for projects. Locally, Sorrento Surf Life Saving Club received funding for a 4WD patrol vehicle, inflatable rescue boat, and automated roller doors at the clubhouse. I am pleased to support the HRHOA with any applications for Federal funding to improve local facilities. Useful Contacts
Police 131 444 (24hrs) CoJ City Rangers 1300 655 860 (24hrs) T: 9400 4000 CoJ Graffiti Control 9400 4528 E: [email protected] Western Power 13 13 51 W: www.joondalup.wa.gov.au
HRHOA Committee: Martyn Glover Chairperson [email protected] Paul Mavor Vice Chair Sam Acquaviva Treasury Find us on Facebook: Mary Obrecht Secretary facebook.com/harbourrise Julia Hustad Secretary John Ballington Neil Brooks Peter Turner Stefan Kern Bradley Patterson Vicki Veaney David Hudson
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