THE LOCAL FILE
Attadale
6156 · City of Melville
Deep monitoring
A riverside suburb where foreshore restoration, local facilities, live planning notices and road renewal create a practical neighbourhood-change file.
Our local file draws on council, planning and project records. Each item carries its date and original source.
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LAST REVIEWED
2 September 2026 at 7:03 am AWST
NEXT REVIEW
3 September 2026 at 7:00 am AWST
Interested in the detail? Open any original source above. These links were available when this page was last reviewed; official registers can change between editions.
MARCH–AUGUST 2026 · LOCAL HIGHLIGHTS
The six-month local file
The decisions, projects and deadlines most likely to matter locally. Older context appears only where it helps explain what is happening now.
Deadline · Closes 9 Sep 2026
Davidson Road alterations are open for comment
The City is advertising additions and alterations to a single house at 9 Davidson Road, with submissions due by 5 pm on 9 September.
WHY IT MATTERS
It is a live statutory opportunity for nearby owners to inspect the plans and raise planning-relevant impacts before the deadline.
WHAT TO DO
Review the plans on the City register and comment only on relevant planning considerations by 9 September.
Interested in the full story? Read it at the original source.
City of MelvilleInfrastructure · Works commenced 13 Jul 2026
Point Waylen foreshore restoration is underway
The City says works commenced in July to restore and enhance the ecologically significant Point Waylen foreshore in partnership with the State conservation agency.
WHY IT MATTERS
The works can change path access and the foreshore landscape while improving habitat and long-term public use.
WHAT TO DO
Follow onsite access directions and track completion through the official project page.
Interested in the full story? Read it at the original source.
City of MelvilleInfrastructure · Construction update 2 Jun 2026
Mick Jahn Reserve playground moved into construction
Following community selection of a preferred design in March, the City reported the replacement playground under construction in June.
WHY IT MATTERS
This is delivered neighbourhood infrastructure progressing beyond consultation into physical work.
WHAT TO DO
Check the engagement page for completion and any temporary access restrictions before visiting.
Interested in the full story? Read it at the original source.
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