I have had a similar experience in connection with the dry grass and overgrown bush, compounded by lack of adequate firebreaks, endangering the iconic Cockman House on its eastern frontage; this despite my appeal to various people in authority in Wanneroo.
The land is owned by a government department, which seems to engender the lack of interest (government departments are not obliged to put in firebreaks as ordinary citizens are required to do).
A firebreak that was put in some time ago, only after much agitation on my part, is overgrown once more.
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READ NOWIt is the City’s responsibility to correct this situation immediately, before Cockman House is lost to fire, and to ensure that fire-breaks are installed on a regular, rather than ad hoc basis.