Harvest and Vehicle Movements Bans in place for Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day.

The Shire of Capel has declared Harvest and Vehicle Movements Bans on the following days:

• Christmas Day, 25 December, Boxing Day, 26 December and New Year's Day, 1 January - the whole day, from midnight to midnight

Harvest and Vehicle Movement Bans are issued by your local government and are put in place when your local Bushfire Control Officer identifies the use of engines, vehicles, plants or machinery as high bushfire risk activities, during particular times of the day.

🎄 Christmas Closures 🎄

🎄The Shire Administration Building and Capel and Boyanup Libraries will be closed from 12 noon on Tuesday, 24 Dec and reopening at 8.30 am on Thursday, 2 Jan.🎄

Waste Transfer Station Holiday Hours

• Tuesday, 24th December: Closing early at 12:00 PM

• 27th to 31st December: Open as usual

• 25th, 26th Dec and 1st & 2nd January: Closed for the public holidays.

Emails will not be actively monitored and responded to until we return in the New Year.

Emergency work requests will still be received and actioned on a priority basis by contacting our Call Centre on (08) 9727 0222.

Wishing you a happy and safe festive season.

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Community Consultation Meeting to discuss Traffic Calming options for Peppermint Grove Terrace

Published on Tuesday, 12 November 2024 at 1:23:37 PM

The Shire of Capel will be conducting a Community Consultation Meeting to discuss Traffic Calming options for Peppermint Grove Terrace, Peppermint Beach.

Where: Peppermint Grove Beach Community Centre (26 Hayfield Drive, Peppermint Grove Beach

When: 6 pm on Tuesday 19^th November 2024

The purpose of this meeting is to review the concerns, discuss appropriate options and treatments, then decide on a suitable outcome.

Tim Judd, Traffic Planning Director of PJA Consulting will be assisting in facilitation and providing expert traffic planning advice.

Tim has over 20 years’ experience in transportation and land use planning, road safety, public transport, and active travel. Tim’s main focus is on providing advice on street design and its role within places. He is a board member of Streets for People, a member of the Cycling Walking Australia and New Zealand Design Innovations Working Group and a panel member of Main Roads WA/IPWEA Road Safety Panel. Tim has also been actively involved in developing the Healthy Streets framework and is an accredited Healthy Streets Assessor.

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