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Council Approves Removal of London Plane Trees in Hamilton CBD

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 25
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The Southern Grampians Shire Council voted to cut down all 66 London plane trees located in the Hamilton CBD. This decision is part of the council's plan to revitalize the streetscape. The removal follows a tree impact audit report which detailed how keeping the trees would affect surrounding buildings, footpaths, and road infrastructure.

From standard.net.au

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The council's move is linked to infrastructure needs and urban redevelopment. The removal of the trees is intended to support the second and third stages of the Hamilton CBD redevelopment. The council also considered feedback from an advisory group that supported a consistent approach to tree management across the project.

From standard.net.au

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