This lovely rear garden will be another green space that could disappear to the detriment of the area which has lost too many trees over the years from in-fill development. The frangapani can be saved & re-planted while it is dormant over winter?
Can Council ensure the developers replace any plants when the granny flat is built?
While it is good to see rejuvenation of old housing stock and the abatement of asbestos in the environment, can the design include a good garden layout for green space and shade - especially on the street verge?
Lindsey Edgar
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Agree with other comments, fine to see new housing stock, but need to retain some green space, if not on the block itself on the verge/street. Our peninsula is getting hotter and hotter with destruction of green space and particularly shade trees
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