History and Objectives
History
The Mount Lawley Society was founded in October 1977, with the aim of fostering a community spirit, with a focus on the retention of the older buildings and townscapes, protection of the limited open space and to research and publicise the history of the suburbs.
Our Objectives
The objects of the Association are:
to promote the history of Inglewood, Menora and Mount Lawley and inform the community about it
to protect the heritage character of Inglewood, Menora and Mount Lawley through local, state and federal laws and regulations
to research and promote people, places and events in the history of Inglewood, Menora and Mount Lawley
to help prevent the demolition of original character or heritage buildings
to preserve and support initiatives to improve heritage structures, streetscapes and landscapes within Inglewood, Menora and Mount Lawley
to assist members in their endeavours to prevent developments which threaten the heritage character of Inglewood, Menora and Mount Lawley
to assist members to preserve the amenity of their properties and streetscapes within Inglewood, Menora and Mount Lawley
to preserve and expand the limited public open space in Inglewood, Menora and Mount Lawley
to work closely with community, businesses, local councils and other associations to enrich the heritage and cultural life of Inglewood, Menora and Mount Lawley
to support the Inglewood, Menora and Mount Lawley business districts.
Constitution
Mount Lawley Society Inc Constitution as adopted at the Annual General Meeting 5 December 2018
