Port Stephens Draft Tree Vandalism Policy
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This policy has been developed in light of increasing tree vandalism that is being experienced across the Port Stephens Council Local Govt area. This is particularly apparent in the coastal zone where development pressure and conflicts between water views and vegetation has seen an increase in the vandalism of trees and vegetation on public land.
Port Stephens Council is not alone with this problem and the policy was developed by a regional working group facilitated by Hunter Councils. It is hoped that a consistent approach across the Hunter region will facilitate a better result than a stand alone approach.
Port Stephens Council is seeking to adopt the policy and wants to hear from the community about their concerns and views on this topic and any suggestions they may have about the draft policy before it gets finalised.
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Concern over Visual Barriers
Recently there has been a lot of concern that the wider community gets punished by the installation of signs, containers etc as a result of the actions of a few people who do the wrong thing. Visual barriers more ...
by sallyw 1:30pm, 6 May 2008 |
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Proactive Approach to Tree Vandalism
This policy will give Council a framework for how to deal with tree vandalism incidences, what are your thoughts on taking a proactive approach to this issue? more ...
by sallyw 1:28pm, 6 May 2008 |
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Improving the draft policy
The policy tries to make it clear on how incidences to tree vandalism will be dealt with, can you see any way that the policy could be improved? more ...
by sallyw 1:29pm, 6 May 2008 |
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Thankyou for your input
Thankyou to those who provided input to this topic. Especially those who took the time to read the policy and provide comment. The submissions will now be reviewed and any required changes will be made more ...
by sallyw 3:12pm, 12 June 2008 |
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