Welcome to
Bayview Church Point Residents Association Inc

The Bayview Church Point Residents Association (BCPRA) is a not for profit incorporated community association open to all adult residents of Bayview and Church Point.

BCPRA has been representing the interests of our local community for over 100 years. In this role it has regular contact with State and local government authorities as well as the community we serve.

The association is managed by a committee elected each year at an annual general meeting. The committee meets each month to discuss local issues and through consultation, strives to represent the best interests of local residents.

 Association Objectives

Being a voice for the residents of Bayview and Church Point

Preserving and enhancing the unique environment and quality of the area

Facilitating environmentally sustainable progress

Maintaining ongoing rapport with Council, MPs, Police and local authorities ensuring awareness of local issues

Liaising with other Associations and Residents groups to ensure a meaningful voice in local matters

AGM 4th April 2024

The AGM was held on a dark and stormy night with high winds and lashings of rain. Despite this there was good attendance of members and a very informative lineup of guest speakers including Rory Amon State MP, Sue Heins NBC Mayor. Minutes will be available after ratification at the next Committee meeting on 2nd May.

Committee membership remains stable at 6 members with one resigning due to leaving the area and one rejoining after time spent overseas.

If you would like to consider a role as a Committee Member please call President Peter Blanchard on ‭0417 231 128‬

Have your say on road safety improvements proposed for the fatal traffic accident site on Cabbage Tree Road

Visit the NBC webpage https://yoursay.northernbeaches.nsw.gov.au/improving-road-safety-black-spot-cabbage-tree-road-bayview

Social Event

On 15th October 2023 the BCPRA committee hosted an open gathering where residents could meet each other as well as Federal, State & Local Council representatives to discuss local issues in an informal and constructive environment at Winnererremy Bay Park.

Federal Parliament member Dr Sophie Scamps, State Parliament member Rory Amon, Northern Beaches Mayor Sue Heins & Councillor Miranda Korzy all made themselves available on the day.

Approximately 40 residents were in attendance and enjoyed lively interactions.

Watch this space for upcoming similar events!