Perth, Western Australia 16, 2003 Home News Down South Impressions This Week Theatre Cinema Restaurants Music Letters Classifieds Search Submit Real Estate Trades & Services Online Archives Edition List Search AboutUs Contact Us About Us Legal Production Rate Card Readership &  Distribution Subscribe	One thousand people oppose heritage move Letters to the Editor should be sent to letters@postnewspapers.com.au or: The Editor POST Newspapers 2 Keightley Rd Subiaco 6008 Letters that do not appear in the print publication may sometimes be published in this section of the web site. Letters in the print publication are sometimes not published on the website.   'Pinerua doing a good job' Save the birds Rotto of 20 years ago is long gone I welcome triathletes Join me for walkies on the Seaview fairway More Headlines Rod Bradley ("Should stadium be listed?" 9/8) missed the point and deflected attention away from the principal issue - the ridiculous suggestion to list an entire precinct consisting in part of lightly built, temporary houses, some riddled with asbestos, renovated homes and new homes, as an area of Australian heritage significance. We collected over one thousand signatures opposing the Heritage Council of WA's moves in less than a week. People's reactions ranged from laughter that a government body could seriously come up with such an idea to outright anger at the damage it would undoubtedly do to so many vulnerable people. The reactions came from pensioners and retired people whose only assets are their homes, to young families with children at school and often substantial mortgages. Opposition to the Heritage Council of WA's plan to list our homes ran at 98%-plus. We are very grateful that the mayor, deputy mayor and all councillors have expressed their opposition with us towards the proposed heritage listing. David and Valerie Glauser The Boulevard City Beach NEXT> Copyright © 1999 - 2006 Post Newspapers Pty Ltd. All rights reserved.