Metal, fibro cement or Colourbond fences are completely out of place within the wider Fremantle council boundaries, given that the majority of the housing is either on the heritage inventory or adjacent to buildings that are.
Although, in this instance, there will be new buildings on one of the blocks adjoining the boundary, the other isn't, and a jarrah picket fence would be considerably more appropriate.
Therefore, I object to the proposed materials of the boundary fence in favour of more sympathetic material of jarrah pickets. Or perhaps a continuation of the limestone theme.
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