The Residents of Eagle Bay Association was established nearly 20 years ago to preserve and enhance the interests of Eagle Bay and its residents. Since 1990 it has actively monitored developments affecting the area, represented the interests of members, worked to enhance the environment and sought to encourage community spirit. REBA’s activities have included:

• Securing the long term future of Meelup Regional Park as an A class reserve - achieved

• Preserving Lot 48 (with our fire shed, car park and access to Rocky Point and the beach) for public use by changing the title from freehold able to be sold by the Shire to Crown Land - achieved

• Lobbying to maintain the existing path to Rocky Point in face of plans to close it and relocate it with a poorly conceived alternative - current

• Supporting the Eagle Bay Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade and its fire safety activities - ongoing

• Ensuring that location, design and construction of facilities like footpaths, playground equipment and toilets provided by the Shire are sympathetic to the character of Eagle Bay– continuing

• Developing (in cooperation with the Shire) a Special Area Character Policy to guide planning and development within the Eagle Bay townsite – completed

• Restoring eroded dunes along the beach, removing weeds, revegetating the Jingarmup Brook reserve and other environmental improvement projects – continuing

• Organising community activities such as the annual Sandcastle Competition, working bees etc

• Distributing a newsletter to keep members informed about issues and initiatives – this website and enhanced communications with members are under development

Constitution

A copy of the Residents of Eagle Bay Association Constitution can be downloaded here.

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Committee for 2012

Don Best

President   (Phone 0412 384 863)

Lynn Nunn

Vice President

Racheal Mathison

Secretary

Glynn Denison

Treasurer

Other Committee Members

Barbara Tonkin, Ross Sweet, John Eyres, Ann-Louise Best, Carmel Sanderson, Jackie Ewers,

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Membership

Membership of the Residents of Eagle Bay Association is open to owners and occupiers of properties in Eagle Bay. There are about 260 properties in Eagle Bay, some of which are vacant blocks.
REBA is keen to increase membership to strengthen its ability to represent the interests of the Eagle Bay community.

Fees

Membership is $100 for the first member from each property and $25 for subsequent members.
Membership fees are due on 1 January each year and can be paid:
• On line to the Residents of Eagle Bay Association at Bankwest BSB 306-005 A/C 418469-8 or
• By cheque to Residents of Eagle Bay Association and posted to PO Box 64, Dunsborough WA 6281
When paying on line, please include you Eagle Bay street address in the details section of the transaction

Member Details

To facilitate communication from REBA, please forward your name, email and postal addresses, phone numbers etc to reba@reba.org.au

or download and complete the following membership application form :

and post to Residents of Eagle Bay Association, PO Box 64
If you need any further information please go to the Contact Us section of our website.

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Residents of Eagle Bay Association, PO Box 64, Dunsborough, Western Australia 6281