A considerable part of our land will be a conservation area in which we will maintain plant and cultivate suitable native local endangered plants and trees. Most of our land will be appropriately managed to maintain the tree canopy while reducing fuel loads from bush litter. The development of our site will see only approximately 3% of our land completely cleared of trees to make space for the structures.
All trees in the development envelope have been professionally surveyed and assessed. Flora & fauna, arborist and heritage assessments have been conducted and included in our applications to Council.
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The larger remaining trees close to the emergency evacuation and refuge building will be pruned and maintained to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.
The kitchen tent has been moved to the west. Allowing a combined refuge reception office building at the center to benefit a single Asset Protection Zone.
The remaining tree canopy will form a natural privacy filter between our lodge and the village.
The guest tent directly adjacent the refuge building is wheelchair accessible.
The houses in the village on the other side of our valley are situated lower in the landscape and shielded by the natural canopy filter.
Please contact Sutherland Shire Council for more information on the DA process.
next to the Royal National Park just south of Sydney 