Neighbourhood Watch

 

   BLT28 NEIGHBOURHOOD
WATCH
NEWSLETTER - OCTOBER 2005

 

       Website:   www.neighbourhoodwatch.com.au

                E-mail:      nhw@neighbourhoodwatch.com.au

BLT 28: WENDOUREE WEST NEIGHBOURHOOD AREA
OCTOBER: IS COMMUNITY SAFETY MONTH

BLT 28 Area Co-ordinator                                                                                   Property Marking
                Bernie Smith 5339 1832                                             
Engravers are available for use to mark personal property
                                                                                                                      
Contact Bernie on 5339 1832

Considering some Community Service?
Join Neighbourhood Watch!  Contact Bernie to find out how.


ALL
WENDOUREE WEST & MITCHELL PARK RESIDENTS ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND OUR MEETINGS

Some Useful Phone Numbers
Police Emergency   000
Police Attendance   5331 2717
Police Enquiries   5336 6000
Poisons Information   131126
Crime Stoppers   1800 333 000

                    Telstra Country Wide have local people, local knowledge and provide local solutions.

1800 687 829

We continue to express our thanks to
GREVILLEA PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL
for the use of their hall for our meetings

Neighbourhood Watch meetings are held
at Grevillea Park Primary School

every 4th Tuesday of the month

on the following dates:

25th October 7pm
22nd November 7pm



When crossing a roadway remember to:-

a)  Choose an area where you have a clear view of the road and approaching traffic.

b)  Stay close to the kerb.

c)  Look in all directions for traffic.

d)  Listen for traffic you may not be able to see.

e)  Ensure you have time to cross safely, wait if you are uncertain.

f)  Always use a designated crossing if there is one close by.
 


ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION  REGULATIONS 1997
(RESIDENTIAL NOISE)

Group Prescribed Items Prohibited Times

1. 
A motor vehicle (except a vehicle moving in or out of premises), lawn mower or other grass cutting device and any equipment or appliance not falling within Group 2 having an internal combustion engine.  Monday to Friday - before 7am and after 8pm; Weekends and Public Holidays - before 9am and after 8pm.

2.  An electric power tool, chain or circular saw, gas or air compressor, pneumatic power tool, hammer and any other impacting tool or grinding equipment.  Monday to Friday - before 7am and after 8pm; Weekends and Public Holidays - before 9am and after 8pm.

3.  A domestic air conditioner, swimming pool pump, spa pump, domestic heating equipment (including central heating and hot water systems) and a domestic vaccuum cleaner.  Monday to Friday - before 7am and after 10pm; Weekends and Public Holidays - before 9am and after 10pm.

4.  A musical instrument and any other electrical amplified sound reproducing equipment including a sterio, radio, television and public address system.  Monday to Thursday - before 7am and after 10pm; Fridays - before 9am and after 11pm; Saturday and Public Holidays - before 9am and after 11pm; Sunday - before 9am and after 10pm.

5.  Any electric equipment or appliance not falling within Group 2, Group 3, or Group 4, including electric gardening equipment.  Monday to Friday - before 7am and after 8pm; Weekends and Public Holidays - before 9am and after 8pm.

Entertainment Noise
Loud music from entertainment venues can be a problem, especially late at night.  Following a report, police have power under the environment protection act 1970 to instruct a venue to abate any entertainment noise after midnight.  These directions stay in force until 8am.

Residential Construction Noise
Noise heard outside the prohibited times from equipment used for the construction of a residential premises, such as jackhammers and power tools, may also be unreasonable.  In these cases contact your local council health officer to report the noise.

Factory Noise
State environment protection policy (control of Noise from Commerce, Industry and Trade) No N-1 sets limits for noise from industry. EPA will investigate noise reports about major industries.  Reports about noise from shops and other small commercial premises are better resolved at the local level.  Reports should be made to your local council health officer.