Representing our community for 70 years
The 5049 Coastal Community ( former Marino Residents Association ) was established by local Marino residents in 1947 and has represented the community for 70 years. It has a rich history of campaigning on behalf of the community on key issues impacting residents. The name changed in August 2018 to reflect the inclusion of Seacliff into the Association and to better reflect our shared community.
our mission
The 5049 Coastal Community aims is to work harmoniously with Local and State Governments to achieve the best outcomes for the coastal suburbs of the 5049 postcode. We act as the voice of the community on matters that affect us, such as:
- Connecting and Empowering Community
- Redevelopment of the Cement Hill site
- Kingston Park foreshore re-development
- Linwood Quarry operations
- Access to public open space and community assets
- Streetscaping & Improved level of civic pride
- Engagement with local authorities & advocacy
latest news & EVENTS
Here is the latest and final news wrap for the year ....a busy and productive one. Thanks for all your support. We hope you have a Happy Christmas Holiday and safe and successful New Year!...looking forward to it
What's Hot:
Priorities for 2019 -Continue with all the issues we are addressing, both strategic and reactive. Develop a clear position on each issue and share with the community via the website
We hope you have a Happy Christmas Holiday and safe and successful New Year!...looking forward to it
What's Hot:
- 18 Dec Boral's Newsletter released click here + report on silicates click here
- 18 Dec Marion Council releases their Annual report Click here
- 16 Dec Bandon Reserve update Click here
- 15 Dec Kingston Park Reserve MP Click here and Coast Path updated Click here
- 14 December 5049 CC annual Report released...thank you & Seasons Greetings!! click here
- 12 Dec Marino Community Hall Feasibility study confirmed by Council Click Here
- 12 December - feedback on coastal walking trail extension in Hallet Cove Closed see link and plan
- 28 November -Successful History Night Party -Review here
- 10 November - 5049 Communicator published click here
- 3 October Meet the Candidates public forum @ BSYC - success see report and candidate profiles
- 23 Sept Marino Community Hall Kids Market & temporary Cafe success Click Here
- Name change to " 5049 Coastal Community " rolled out
- 5049 Coastal Community Association - new constitution
- Friends of Kingston Park planting day success join Friends of Kingston Park
- Holdfast Bay Council - Open Space and Public Realm Strategy finalised here
- Public Forum feedback on Kingston Park Reserve Master plan & welcome to Seacliff residents click here
- Cement Hill development update click here
- click here for Latest 5049 Events
- Underwater at Marino Rocks
- Marino Conservation Park trail
- Marino Conservation park new seats
- Marino Community Garden
Priorities for 2019 -Continue with all the issues we are addressing, both strategic and reactive. Develop a clear position on each issue and share with the community via the website
- Cement Hill Development
- Kingston Park Kiosk
- Quarry activities and monitoring of impacts eg Dust
- Infrastructure improvements
- Coastal Reserves protection and enhancements ( Marino, KP & Seacliff)
- Public Open Space & Reserves
- Glenthorne NP
- Environmental issues
- Marino Community Hall
- Development Control and lack of community participation/consultation
- Convening and supporting local action groups ie groups concerned about the train service; McConnell reserve; storm water retention and run-off
We hope you have a Happy Christmas Holiday and safe and successful New Year!...looking forward to it
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SPONSORS
We are fortunate to have the ongoing support of several local businesses and organisations who regularly sponsor our activities as part of our community. We are very grateful for their support.
Click on the image below to access their websites
We are fortunate to have the ongoing support of several local businesses and organisations who regularly sponsor our activities as part of our community. We are very grateful for their support.
Click on the image below to access their websites
RESOURCES
