The Bellevue Resident's & Ratepayers Association Inc.  represents the community on a number of  committees and focus groups. They include: The Midland Central Environmental Reference Group (MCERG) The Bellevue Community Consultative Committee (BCCC) The Main Roads WA Community Reference Group The Eastern Metropolitan Regional Council Resource Recovery Facility Community Task Force

The Midland Central Environmental Reference Group (MCERG) This group run by the Midland Redevelopment Authority provides a conduit between the community and the MRA. The issues focused on are primarily the clean up of the old government railway Workshop site to enable development. However MRA have shared other information which has enabled the association to tell our community what is happening and how it may benefit or impact on Bellevue. The representative on this group is Martin Chape JP. He may be contacted through this web site.

The Bellevue Community Consultative Committee (BCCC) This committee run by Department of Environment & Conservation (DEC) meets to deal with the clean up of the Waste Control fire contaminated site. In 2001 a large chemical fire placed Bellevue and its residents at risk. A lack of information on what was stored on the site and 800,000 liters of firewater contaminated the ground on the site. Work has been carried out by DEC to control storm water to minimize contamination moving off site and the 2010 installation of a permeable reactive barrier to protect the Helena River at the same time working towards remediation of the site itself. More information is available on the DEC website. This group has met at over eighty meetings and a series of workshops have been held. The representative on this group is Martin Chape JP and may be contacted through this web site for further information. Alternatively contact DEC. Information is also available on this site under Bellevue/Local Issues off the main menu.

The Main Roads WA Community Reference Group This group is run by Main Roads WA to liaise with the local community in relation to the construction of the proposed Great Eastern Highway -Roe Highway Interchange. The group consists of  stake holders and includes the City of Swan, Mundaring Shire, Swan Chamber of Commerce as well as business and resident representatives. Our representative on this group is Martin Chape JP. Information on this project can be found on this web site under Bellevue/Local Issues off the main menu or by going to the Main Roads WA web site.

The Eastern Metropolitan Regional Council Resource Recovery Facility Community Task Force This group is set up by the EMRC to assist the EMRC wit the Resource Recovery Project (RRP).   A description of the Resource Recovery Project and its purpose can be found here. In essence the project is designed to provide sustainable waste disposal operations, deal with reducing landfill costs and consequently better protection of our natural environment. The group is intended to facilitate communication between the EMRC and the stake holders and the community. Our representative on the group is Martin Chape JP.