Past Projects

Owl Conservation Project

Owls are an important part of our country’s eco- system.
Living on a green belt, as we do, we have a
responsibility to protect our environment for future
generations and the rest of ours.
Two studies conducted in America and Australia
have suggested there is no such thing as
“environmentally friendly rat poison” – the owls will
still die from secondary poisoning despite
manufacturers claims.
Owls are great form of rat control as each owl
consumes an estimated 1000 rates per year
Lets face it, one of our best attributes as a
neighbourhood is hearing our owls at night
The boxes create a “home” for the owls and attract
them to our area – all we need to do is spot them! So take a snap and put it on the community
whatsapp group when they decide to join us.

Potholes are a sure sign of degradation
and neglect in a neighbourhood.
The longer one leaves a pothole the
worse it will get over time, until it starts
affecting the integrity of greater parts of
the road and the damage become
exponential.
JRA does not prioritise suburban roads.
Road Safety in our neighbourhood.
Prevention of damage to vehicles.

Road marking assists in guiding
expectations of other drivers and sets out
clear boundaries for safer driving in the
neighbourhood.
Road Safety.
Neighbourhood betterment and care.
We also replaced cats eyes on the one of
the blind turns and replaced 2 stop signs
that were non-existent.
JRA does not prioritise suburban roads.
A special thank you to Lance Kier for
painting the WALKING DISTANCE
MARKERS.

This was an initiative brought to our
attention by a resident.
Three intersections in our area have
never had street signs.
Nigel road, in particular, has never had a
road marking before.
Facilitates navigation within the area,
particularly with couriers and
transporters.