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1. I am opposed to the removal of this Lemon Scented Gumtree.

   Lemon scented gum trees attract and sustain many different and diverse native birds.

   No reasons have been given for the removal of this particular tree.

   Too many of our mature trees are being removed or their canopies are being “pruned” so aggressively that they can no longer sustain the current wildlife and birds.

2. Supported. (the objection, not the removal)

3. I am opposed to the removal of this Lemon Scented Gumtree.

   Lemon scented gum trees attract and sustain many different and diverse native birds.

   No reasons have been given for the removal of this particular tree.

   Too many of our mature trees are being removed or their canopies are being “pruned” so aggressively that they can no longer sustain the current wildlife and birds.

4. I agree with the above comments - tree needs to be retained

5. That should never be allowed unless it is absolutely essential. They are one of the most beautiful trees mAustralia has and every effort possible should be made to keep them alive and healthy.

6. I object to the proposed removal of this tree. More than ever we need shade and habitat, and this is a native Australian tree. Declining habitat is a major problem in this area and we need to ensure consistency with Council's greening and climate policies. Permitting tree removal directly contravenes them.

7. Please do not approve the removal of this beautiful tree. It is shocking to see the number of applications for tree removal in our LGA. We have a wonderful variety of native animals on this street, in particular the little ringtail possums that roam our tree canopy every evening. All native flora and fauna need strong protection from the devastating results of habitat destruction which is happening at alarming rates all across Australia.

8. I object to the proposed removal of this tree. More than ever we need shade and habitat, and this is a native Australian tree. Declining habitat is a major problem in this area and we need to ensure consistency with Council's greening and climate policies. Permitting tree removal directly contravenes them.

9. Appalled that the Council is contravening its own commitment to environmental policy. Any tree removal needs strong justifications and the onus must be on the applicant.

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