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Consultation has concluded
Update
As at December 2020 the data collected through the survey was used to analyse local resident parking issues and improvements to parking undertaken by the City.
The City of Kalamunda undertook community consultation to understand the level of interest in the specific topic of parking for access to the Whistlepipe Gully.
Consultation ran from 12 June to 3 July 2020 and was supported by a letter targeted to the residences within a proximity radius of the parking area being queried. The survey was also promoted on the City's Engage platform.
As at December 2020 the data collected through the survey was used to analyse local resident parking issues and improvements to parking undertaken by the City.
The City of Kalamunda undertook community consultation to understand the level of interest in the specific topic of parking for access to the Whistlepipe Gully.
Consultation ran from 12 June to 3 July 2020 and was supported by a letter targeted to the residences within a proximity radius of the parking area being queried. The survey was also promoted on the City's Engage platform.