Here Is A Couple Cycling Posts Pulled Out Again

It is  amazing how we discuss this type of behaviour  and how it is not required within our community.

How can we teach our young that to be good and do good things means we have a good community. Yet to be proud of destructing public property could mean frustion from within our community. It could also be a 'peer group' pressure that the individual needs to outshine the others. But is it outshining others? Is it self-pride in doing this?

It is just a simple simple cycle sign indicating it is a cycle way, which is needed by both cyclists and pedestrians. No matter how much we search for answers as to why this was done, it will not solve the immediate issue.

There are many things that we can associate with this anti-social behaviour, yet we do not realise how deep down these people are and most probably wouldn't do it to their own property, one would hope.

All we ask for is for who ever did this, to me, should be more considetate as it is much of a sign for yourself as it is a sign for our general commumity.

This is based in the corner of Methven and Earl Streets Mount Druitt and we ask for to yo be atte nded too as soon as possible:

And here is another Cycle sign in the corner or Earl and Hythe Streets, Mount Druitt that will to be attended too as well as it is lose and uprooted from the ground

We hope that Blacktown  City Council can fix these signs as soon as possible.

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Hythe Street Private Bush Light Up on 3 Occasssions

In the corner of  Hythe and Earl Streets Mount Druitt, where there is private bush land, mostly overgrown and dumped rubbish placed, it is a shame that arsonists have been lighting up this sight 3 times since the 16th of February 2017.

As if anyone has  not better to do and done in broad daylight. I'm amazed that there has been no witnesses. 

Here, I think we need more patrolling police to keep an eye on this and hopefully catch the culprits. I previous have reported that Google maps this was known as Hythe Street Reserve, now I can report it is known as 25 Hythe Street, Mount Druitt.

Here are the photo shots of the burnt out land. First one was  on 16th of February and  the  next two  lit yesterday: one at 9.30pm and the other around 5-6pm.

If you see someone lighting up a fire in public, please contact Crime Stoppers immediately on 1800 333 000 and also contact emergency 000 to alert the Emergency Hotline of the fire.

Did you  know that after fires the Mount Druitt Fire Station has to clean up the black hose? That would be a job in itself!


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Hythe Street Reserve, North Mount Druitt - An Overgrown Bushland Used As A Dumping Ground!

Time and time again, I have seen overgrown bushes and rubbish dumping in Hythe Street Reserve, North Mount Druitt. This is fairly consistent, regular and it appears that it may be maintained at least 3 to 4 times a year. It is a "Reserve" that is currently not used by the community, at present by walking, running as it has no pathways or fitness tracks, for public use.

What I would like to know is, is it a Reserve for developing more median density Town Housing or is it a Reserve that will be placed into good use for the general community to use, by having tracks or pathways.
 
It is situated less than 100 metres from William Mason Reserve, North Mount Druitt and within 200 metres to Bukari Reserve, North Mount Druitt,  so does this back which "Reserve" Hythe Street Reserve is, as stated above.

What is now need simply is a clean up and mow the grass!

Community Members of Mount Druitt Still Dumping Rubbish!

It is frustrating to rubbish in many streets dumped and strewn everywhere you walk, you see it. It boils down to community pride and  how each community treats its own backyard a basic education.

This happened at corner of Hythe and Earl Streets North Mount Druitt

What may not be aware to community members, is the annual cost to Blacktown Cit y Council and at the end, ending up to ratepayers.

I still think that more signs should be placed around the area for potential fines warnings. Not small signs. Signs that stand out and send a strong message to the community. Also this should be policed by relevant authorities, with impounding fines if caught, especially on video.


The other way is to send communication in streets to residences and businesses (provide photographic evidence) and outline consequences if caught dumping rubbish illegally, maybe include Council's waste brochures that is available.


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A North Mount Druitt Community Member With Another 'Safety For The Community' Improvement!

One lady has suggested that a very busy intersection in North Mount Druitt, that is congested with vehicle traffic, has caused quite a few near miss accidents with children and adult pedestrians.

The intersection is in the corner of Hythe Street and Luxford Road, Mount Druitt. This is east off the roundabout, corner of Zoe Place and Luxford Roads, Mount Druitt.

Obviously, this will be referred to Blacktown City Council, for  investigation and follow up, with requested support to NSW State Member of Mount Druitt, Hon. Mr Richard Amery.

We are still waiting for Blacktown City Council, to get back to us with pedestrian path ways on a traffic light since May 2014. A serious hotspot for accidents!



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