Updates

  • What to do if you find injured wildlife around Pacific Harbour Canal Estate

    From time to time residents may find injured or trapped wildlife on the estate, this can include in the canal system.      Local Vets can assist with small animals such as birds, however not anything larger such as wallabies. If you can safely help by containing the animal that is the first step.    […]

  • CDM Maintenance actioned : July – December 2020

    Dux Creek Park replace missing turf – 14.7.20 Dux Creek Park replace broken garden edge – 29.7.20 Peninsula Park West replace missing service pit cover – 27.7.20 Osprey View Park replace broken concrete – 31.7.20 Sylvan Beach footpath remove sand build up – 27.7.20 Sandpiper Shores Park, subsided path replaced – 20.8.20 The Landing verge […]

  • Have you moved house ? Don’t forget to update your address with the PHRCA.

      Did you know that if you move house you need to update your address in writing to the Professional Manager for the PHRCA?      Contribution notices are issued every six months and if you have moved in this time they may go to the incorrect address. Please ensure that Archers Body Corporate have […]

  • Spring is nearly here – watch out for ducklings and baby Plovers!

    We have plenty of little ducklings following the adults along the footpaths and across roads around Marina Boulevard at the moment.    Please take care when driving as they are often hard to spot standing in the shadows at the roads edge. Likewise the Plover chicks are very difficult to see as they dart across […]

  • Street Trees – Black Sooty Mould August 2020

    You may have noticed that some of the street trees (Tuckeroo) in the estate have developed a black sooty mould. Sooty mould grows on the sugar secretion from aphids and scale. This issue has been reported to MBRC and a treatment program will commence in August to attend to the matter. Firstly the pest will […]

  • Does your Pandanus look sick? It could have Pandanus Dieback!

    It might be Pandanus Dieback. One of the north coast’s iconic plants, the coastal Pandanus tree Pandanustectorius, is under local threat from dieback caused by a flatid insect known as the Pandanus planthopper jamella australiae.  The planthoppers exude honeydew; this encourages mould growth and rotting of terminal growth points.      MBRC treated the Pacific Harbour landscape pandanus in June […]

  • Palm Trimming and Pandanus Clean – commencing July 2020

    Elite have commenced cleaning the dead fronds from the pandanus trees as well as trimming the dead fronds from the palm trees.     Elite can only do the trees they can reach without a cherry picker.    Anything higher will need to be completed by MBRC which they will only do on major roads (Marina […]

  • Bio Detention Basins – how do they work?

    Is there a Bio Detention Basin near your home?    Do you know how they work?   It takes three years before these basins are fully established in the MBRC area. The basins are designed to fill up with rain water and treat the storm water prior to it being discharged into our waterways.   […]

  • Lighting – have you considered your neighbours?

    When adding lights to your home, whether permanent or temporary, please look at how it may affect your neighbours.   This can mean across the canal,  across the road and on either side.   Christmas lights look great, but not all year around and not if they are blinking into somebodies bedroom.    Please be considerate.