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Significant Tree Register

July 2018

3Wyndham Significant Tree Register | July 2018

Contents

1. Introduction 4

2. Key objectives 5

3. Methodology 5

4. Results 7

5. Observations 7

6. Future nomination process 8

7. Conclusion 9

Appendix 1 – Statements of Tree Significance 10

Appendix 2 – Tree location plan 50

4 Wyndham Significant Tree Register | July 2018

Many trees within Wyndham contain significant scientific, social, historic and amenity attributes. It is the purpose of this register to provide a framework where significant trees within the municipality can be identified, assessed and afforded appropriate protection.

In the first instance, Wyndham City Council aims to identify and protect trees of significance located on land owned or managed by Council, within the public realm. This register contains an individual Statement of Tree Significance for each significant tree feature, which will ultimately support an amendment to the planning scheme. Once planning controls are implemented, a permit will be required to remove or carry out major works on any tree listed within this register.

This register is intended to be a continually evolving entity. The register will be updated to include additional significant tree features, and to remove those that no longer exist within the landscape.

As outlined in the City Forest and Habitat Strategy, once the initial public realm process is established Council will review options for including trees within the private realm.

1. Introduction


2. Key objectives

3. Methodology

• �Identify�and�record�the�scientific,�social,�historic�and�amenity�attributes�of�the�tree�features�that�are�eligible�for�inclusion�in�the�City�of�Wyndham�Significant�Tree�Register.

• �Determine�the�significance�of�the�assessed�trees�against�the�defined�criteria.• �Include�a�Statement�of�Tree�Significance�for�each�significant�tree�feature.

An�open�public�nomination�process�was�established�as�part�of�the�consultation�for�the�City�Forest�and�Habitat�Strategy�in�early�2017.�Members�of�the�community�were�invited�to�nominate�trees�they�considered�significant.�Nominations�were�entered�via�a�web-based�map,�email�or�at�one�of�the�public�consultation�meetings.

In�excess�of�one�hundred�and�twenty�(120)�trees�were�nominated�as�part�of�the�process.�The�nominations�were�shortlisted�to�eighty-eight�(88)�tree�features,�which�were�then�assessed�against�adefined�criterion.

Both�a�suitably�qualified�arborist�and�a�suitably�qualified�historian�assessed�the�shortlisted�significant�tree�nominations.

The�arboricultural�assessments�were�carried�out�between�August�and�September�2017.�The�arborist�primarily�assessed�the�trees’�scientific,�social�and�aesthetic�attributes.�The�historical�assessments�took�place�between�February�and�April�2018.�The�historian�primarily�assessed�the�trees’�historical�qualities.�Further�consultation�took�place�with�the�Werribee�District�Historical�Society�and�the�Truganina�Preservation�Society,�to�strengthen�the�historical�records�relating�to�the�tree�population.

2.1. Key objectives of the register include:

3.1. Nomination process. 3.2. Assessment process.


The�inclusion�of�a�tree�feature�within�this�register�will�occur�when�a�nomination�meets�one�or�more�of�the�criteria�outlined�below.�The�criteria�for�inclusion�are�based�on�the�National�Trust’s�selection�criteria,�with�a�focus�on�local�identity.

• �Horticultural�or�genetic�value.• �Important�source�of�seed�or�propagating�stock.• �Particularly�resistant�to�disease�or�exposure.• �Rarity�of�species�or�of�a�localised�distribution.• �Locally�indigenous�remnant�vegetation.• Of�exemplary�size.• �An�exceptional�example�of�the�species.• Unique�location.

• �Makes�a�significant�contribution� to�the�landscape.

• �Has�an�association�with�the�activities� of�Indigenous�Australians.

• �An�important�landmark.• �Has�a�spiritual�or�religious�association.• �Has�a�contemporary�association�with� the�community.

• �Part�of�a�historic�park,�garden�or�town.

• �Commemorative�planting.• �Associated�with�an�important� person,�group�or�institution.

• �A�tree�of�high�amenity�value.• �Exhibits�curious�growth�form�or�unusual�physical�features.

• �Is�an�exceptional�example�of�the�species.• �The�nomination�of�trees�for�inclusion�on�the�Significant�Tree�Register�on�a�local�level.

Scientific Social

HistoricAesthetic

3.3. Assessment criteria.


4. Results

5. Observations

Of�the�Eighty-eight�(88)�assessed�tree�features:

• �Forty�(40)�tree�features�met�at�least�one�of�the�defined�significance�criteria�and�will�therefore�be�included�in�this�round�of�the�Significant�Tree�Register.

• �Forty-eight�(48)�tree�features�were�not�considered�suitable�for�inclusion�in�the�Significant�Tree�Register,�either�because�they�were�not�considered�to�meet�any�of�the�Significance�Criteria,�or�because�they�existed�on�private�property.

The�significant�tree�population�comprised�thirteen�(13)�different�species.� The�tree�features�included�naturally�occurring�species,�along�with�Australian�native�and�exotic�specimens.

Refer�to�the�table�below�for�a�breakdown�of�the�tree�species.

5.1. Tree species.

Botanical name Common name Origin Total

Eucalyptus camaldulensis River�Red�Gum Indigenous 13

Schinus molle var. areira Pepper�Tree Exotic�evergreen 10

Eucalyptus cladocalyx Sugar�Gum Australian�native 3

Ficus macrophylla Morton�Bay�Fig Australian�native 3

Corymbia citriodora Lemon�Scented�Gum Australian�native� 2

Eucalyptus baueriana Blue�Box�Eucalypt Indigenous 2

Araucaria bidwillii Bunya�Bunya�Pine Australian�native� 1

Eucalyptus occidentalis Swamp�Yate Australian�native 1

Hesperocyparis macrocarpa Monterey�Cypress Exotic�conifer� 1

Pinus canariensis Canary�Island�Pine Exotic�conifer 1

Pinus radiata Monterey�Pine Exotic�conifer 1

Platanus xacerifolia Plane�Tree Exotic�deciduous 1

Ulmus�sp.� Elm� Exotic�deciduous 1


Forty�(40)�significant�tree�features�satisfied�at�least�one�of�the�defined�significance�criteria.

Refer�to�the�chart�below�for�a�breakdown�of�the�triggered�significance�criteria.

Aesthetic

Historical

ScientificSocial

Significant�tree�features�were�discovered�within� each�of�Wyndham’s�three�(3)�wards.

Refer�to�the�chart�below�for�a�breakdown�of�the�significant�tree�features�per�ward.�The�approximate�location�of�each�individual�significant�tree�feature� is�provided�at�Appendix�2.

• �Twenty-nine�(29)�tree�features�were�recognised�as�meeting�the�aesthetic�significance�criteria.�This�included�nos.�2,�3,�4,�5,�8,�9,�10,�11,�12,�14,�15,�16,�18,�19,�20,�21,�22,�23,�24,�25,�27,�33,�34,�35,�36,�37,�38,�39,�40�as�identified�in�Appendix�1.

• �Twenty-four�(24)�tree�features�were�recognised�as�meeting�the�historical�significance�criteria.�This�included�nos.�1,�2,�3,�5,�6,�7,�10,�11,�12,�13,�14,�15,�16,�21,�22,�23,�26,�27,�28,�29,�30,�31,�32,�37�as�identified�in�Appendix�1.

• �Seventeen�(17)�tree�features�were�recognised�as�meeting�the�scientific�significance�criteria.�This�included�nos.�2,�3,�4,�5,�14,�18,�19,�24,�25,�27,�33,�34,�35,�36,�38,�39,�40�as�identified�in�Appendix�1.

• �Six�(6)�tree�features�were�recognised�as�meeting�the�social�significance�criteria.�This�included�nos.�2,�17,�18,�19,�20,�37�as�identified�in�Appendix�1.

� • The�majority�(22) of�the�significant�tree�features�are located�within�the�Iramoo�ward.

• �Fourteen�(14)�significant�tree�features�are�located�within�the�Chaffey�ward.

• �Four�(4)�significant�tree�features�are�located�within� the�Harrison�ward.

5.2. Inclusion criteria. 5.3. Tree locations.

6. FutureAdditional�tree�features�were�identified�during�the�consultation�stages�that�may�be�eligible�for�inclusion�in�future�revisions�of�the�register.�Council�is�currently�committed�to�a�subsequent�nomination�round�of�trees�within�the�public�realm,�which�will�be�carried�out�by�2020.

Independent�suitably�qualified�experts�will�assess�the�subsequent�nominations�against�the�defined�criterion.�Local�organisations,�including�the�Werribee�District�Historical�Society�and�the�Truganina�Preservation�Society,�will�be�consulted�to�further�strengthen�the�reporting.

Inclusion criteria attained

Significant tree locations

22

29 24

176

4

14 Iramoo

Chaffey

Harrison


A total of eighty-eight (88) tree nominations were assessed for inclusion in the City of Wyndham’s initial Significant Tree Register. Of the nominations, forty (40) trees were recognised as containing scientific, social, historic and/or aesthetic significance. The significant tree features included a combination of naturally occurring species, along with Australian native and exotic specimens.

The statements of tree significance contained within this document will support an amendment to the planning scheme to afford these tree features protections under the planning scheme. This register is intended to be a continually evolving entity. The register will be updated to include additional significant tree features, and to remove those that no longer exist within the landscape.

7. Conclusion

Chaffey

Harrison


Tree Name Schinus molle var. areira Pepper Tree

Location Photograph

Height (m): 6 | Spread (m): 15 | Health: Good | Structure: Poor

Notes: DBH and northern canopy estimated due to difficult access and bee hive at base of tree. Area around tree fenced off.

Tree No.

01Nearest Address: 36 Autumn Fields Circuit, TARNEIT 3029Ward: ChaffeyLat long: -37.840342 144.705612Inspection date: 8/30/2017

Comment from Nominator

Scientific Social Historic Aesthetic

Horticultural/genetic�value Important�landmark Part�of�a�historic�park,�

garden�or�townA�tree�of�high�amenity�value

Rarity�of�species/of�a�localised�distribution

Contribution�to�landscape

Commemorative�planting

Exhibits�curious�growth�form�or�unusual�physical�features

Locally�indigenous�remnant�vegetation

Contemporary�association�with�the�community

Associated�with�an�important�person,�group�or�institution

Is�an�exceptional�example�of�the�species

Of�exemplary�size

Outstanding�example� of�the�Species

01

Statement of SignificanceThis tree is of historical significance on account of its connection to the Leakes Dairy.

“Peppercorn Tree at the site of

Leakes Quarry.”



Location Photograph

Height (m): 10 | Spread (m): 15 | Health: Good | Structure: Fair

Notes: An outstanging specimen with good form and interesting trunk growth.

Tree No.

02Nearest Address: 21 St Michael Drive, TARNEIT 3029Ward: ChaffeyLat long: -37.849536999999998 144.712751Inspection date: 8/30/2017















02

Statement of SignificanceThe size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape.

“This huge Peppercorn Tree is possibly the oldest peppercorn tree in

Wyndham. This tree was in the grounds of a farm house that

was an overnight stopping point on the

dirt track between Melbourne and

Geelong.”


Tree Name Eucalyptus camaldulensis River Red Gum

Location Photograph


Notes: A fine example of the species. No significant defects observed.

Tree No.

03Nearest Address: 10 Sussex Court, TARNEIT 3029Ward: ChaffeyLat long: -37.850710999999997 144.712839Inspection date: 8/30/2017


03


“Two river red gums beside which was built an early farmhouse c 1835 at which travellers

between Melbourne and Geelong could

stay overnight.”
















Location Photograph

Height (m): 12 | Spread (m): 14 | Health: Fair | Structure: Poor

Notes: Several active wildlife hollows within scaffold limbs.Large wound on tension side of trunk has scar tree potential.

Tree No.

04Nearest Address: 7 Mickleton Grove, POINT COOK 3030Ward: HarrisonLat long: -37.892766000000002 144.74697399999999Inspection date: 8/31/2017


04

Statement of SignificanceThe age and size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape.

“Cockatoos nesting hollows and large

remnant tree.”
















Location Photograph


Notes: —

Tree No.

05Comment from Nominator

05

“The trees in Menzies Ave Park are well established and

provide great relief from the surrounding

suburbs.”














Nearest Address: 19 Menzies Avenue, POINT COOK 3030Ward: HarrisonLat long: -37.896779000000002 144.734016Inspection date: 8/31/2017

Statement of SignificanceThe trees are of local historical significance as the only tangible reminder of the Hughes farm, and the impact of Soldier Settlement in this part of Point Cook.



Location Photograph

Height (m): 11 | Spread (m): 10 | Health: Fair | Structure: Fair

Notes: —

Tree No.

06Nearest Address: 19 Menzies Avenue, POINT COOK 3030Ward: HarrisonLat long: -37.896779000000002 144.734013Inspection date: 8/31/2017





suburbs.”














06



Location Photograph

Height (m): 13 | Spread (m): 11 | Health: Poor | Structure: Poor

Notes: —

Tree No.


07



suburbs.”














Nearest Address: 19 Menzies Avenue, POINT COOK 3030Ward: HarrisonLat long: -37.896776000000003 144.73401699999999Inspection date: 8/31/2017



Tree Name Eucalyptus occidentalis Swamp Yate

Location Photograph


Notes: —

Tree No.

08Nearest Address: 16–36 Guinane Ave, HOPPERS CROSSING 3029Ward: ChaffeyLat long: -37.875368999999999 144.690888Inspection date: 9/1/2017



“Sits outside St Peters Catholic Church on the nature strip.

If it is a swamp gum it is very tall. It is

very different to other trees in the area.”














08


Tree Name Corymbia citriodora Lemon Scented Gum

Location Photograph


Notes: Individual large tree with smooth silver bark and attractive form.

Tree No.


09

“Maturing gum. Very tall, very white and clean bark. Close to road. Possibly

vulnerable to removal as it is on the nature strip.”














Nearest Address: 23 Yarrabee Drive, HOPPERS CROSSING 3029Ward: ChaffeyLat long: -37.880699 144.68461199999999Inspection date: 9/1/2017



Tree Name Corymbia citriodora Lemon Scented Gum

Location Photograph


Notes: Some limbs have grafted together.

Tree No.

10Nearest Address: 134–140 Princes Highway, WERRIBEE 3030Ward: IramooLat long: -37.894229000000003 144.68031300000001Inspection date: 9/14/2017



“I have two favourite. The huge Morton Bay Fig in Kelly Park and the beautiful gum

tree out the front of the Werribee

Police Station.”














10


Tree Name Eucalyptus cladocalyx Sugar Gum

Location Photograph


Notes: Tree forms part of the Old Geelong Road Memorial Avenue planting.

Tree No.


11

“A beautiful and impressive native tree

with smooth grey bark. It is part of the Avenue of Honour that was planted

after WW1.”














Nearest Address: Princes Highway, WERRIBEE 3030Ward: IramooLat long: -37.899411999999998 144.669037Inspection date: 9/14/2017

Statement of SignificanceThis tree forms part of the Old Geelong Memorial Avenue planting that is historically significant for its association with environmental tree planting programs in the early 20th century. The size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape.The size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape.



Location Photograph



Tree No.

12Nearest Address: Princes Highway, WERRIBEE 3030Ward: IramooLat long: -37.899397999999998 144.66904199999999Inspection date: 9/14/2017


Statement of SignificanceThis tree forms part of the Old Geelong Memorial Avenue planting that is historically significant for its association with environmental tree planting programs in the early 20th century.

“A beautiful and impressive native tree

with smooth grey bark. It is part of the Avenue of Honour that was planted

after WW1.”














12


Tree Name Hesperocyparis macrocarpa Monterey Cypress

Location Photograph

Height (m): 14 | Spread (m): 20 | Health: Fair | Structure: Very poor


Tree No.


13

“This is one of a remnant plantation nearly 100 years old, and is still an imposing gateway

to Werribee.”















Statement of SignificanceThis tree forms part of the Old Geelong Memorial Avenue planting that is historically significant for its association with environmental tree planting programs in the early 20th century.


Tree Name Ficus macrophylla Morton Bay Fig

Location Photograph


Notes: Located in Kelly Park. The park retains several large mature specimens that are characteristic of late 19th and early 20th century botanic garden and municipal park plantings.

Tree No.

14Nearest Address: 2 Synnot Street, WERRIBEE 3030Ward: IramooLat long: -37.900021000000002 144.66431800000001Inspection date: 9/14/2017



“This tree is very significant and should

be nurtured.”














14



Location Photograph



Tree No.


15

“These amazing trees must be nurtured.

The buildings should be knocked down and the area made

into a park. I may not have got the pin

on the correct tree, but there is definitely

a giant Moreton bay fig around there

somewhere.”














Nearest Address: 2 Synnot Street, WERRIBEE 3030Ward: IramooLat long: -37.900174999999997 144.664466Inspection date: 9/14/2017




Location Photograph

Height (m): 20 | Spread (m): 24 | Health: Good | Structure: Good


Tree No.

16Nearest Address: 2 Synnot Street, WERRIBEE 3030Ward: IramooLat long: -37.900275000000001 144.66456700000001Inspection date: 9/14/2017



“These amazing trees must be nurtured.

The buildings should be knocked down and the area made

into a park. I may not have got the pin

on the correct tree, but there is definitely

a giant Moreton bay fig around there

somewhere.”














16


Tree Name Platanus xacerifolia Plane Tree

Location Photograph


Notes: Planted in association with the War Memorial, HO106 unveiled in 1920.

Tree No.


17

“Great shade, creates a nice atmosphere to sit on the grass.

Historical area and been there for

over 20 years.”














Nearest Address: 12 Watton Street, WERRIBEE 3030Ward: IramooLat long: -37.900858999999997 144.66153600000001Inspection date: 9/14/2017




Location Photograph


Notes: This large River Red Gum is likely to be a naturally seeded specimen predating the subdivision around it.

Tree No.

18Nearest Address: 92 Watton Street, WERRIBEE 3030Ward: IramooLat long: -37.903114000000002 144.65741299999999Inspection date: 9/14/2017


Statement of SignificanceThis is an indigenous tree of local provenance, that is part of regional vegetation linkages. This tree is integral to the establishment of a sustainable native landscape.

“A very old gum tree, on the banks

of the Werribee river, now in the Piazza.”














18



Location Photograph


Notes: While historical reference to a Prison Tree has not been found, this specimen is very old and large and represents the character of the landscape prior to European settlement.Southern canopy spread estimated.

Tree No.


19

“Called the Prison tree. Very mature tree, said to be

used as a jail in the old days as it

is hollow inside.”


















Location Photograph


Notes: Tree is a feature of the Cultural Center.

Tree No.




“A great feature to the Cultural Centre.”














20


Tree Name Pinus canariensis Canary Island Pine

Location Photograph


Notes: The tree likely relates to Baron Von Mueller’s gift of plants in the 1860s.

Tree No.


21

“All of the heritage trees in Chirnside

Park, including von Muller “gift of trees and shrubs”, dating

back to 1867.”















Statement of SignificanceThis tree forms part of a planting in Chirnside Park that is of historical significance as one of the rarest and oldest plantings in Werribee.


Tree Name Araucaria bidwillii Bunya Bunya Pine

Location Photograph


Notes: The tree likely relates to Baron Von Mueller’s gift of plants in the 1860s.

Tree No.



Statement of SignificanceThis tree forms part of a planting in Chirnside Park that is of historical significance as one of the rarest and oldest plantings in Werribee.

“All of the heritage trees in Chirnside

Park, including von Muller “gift of trees and shrubs”, dating

back to 1867.”














22



Location Photograph


Notes: Burls and unique growth on lower 3 meters of trunk add to the amenity of this tree.

Tree No.


23

“It’s been there since before Centenary Hall

was built (1960’s).”















Statement of SignificanceThe age and size of this tree provides an important contribution to the immediate landscape. The curious growth form and unusual physical features further contributes to the surrounding landscape.


Tree Name Eucalyptus baueriana Blue Box Eucalypt

Location Photograph


Notes: —

Tree No.

24Nearest Address: Princes Highway, WERRIBEE 3030Ward: IramooLat long: -37.908855000000003 144.65247400000001Inspection date: 9/15/2017



“A magnificent, very large and very old Werribee Blue Box and close to the centre of the

Wyndham township. This rare gum is

on the endangered tree list and should be appreciated and

preserved.”














24



Location Photograph


Notes: Active wildlife hollows present throughout crown.

Tree No.


25

“It’s on my way to my runing track,

I love this tree when it’s sunset time. Looks

so beautiful and I have picture of it

on my computer and mobile too.”














Nearest Address: 165 Riversdale Drive, TARNEIT 3029Ward: ChaffeyLat long: -37.870178000000003 144.651894Inspection date: 9/16/2017



Tree Name Ulmus sp. Elm

Location Photograph


Notes: Majority of the trees in this stand appear to have self seeded. Approximately 56 trees have a DBH >30cm. Diamentions recorded are indicative of the stand.

Tree No.

26Nearest Address: 165 Riversdale Drive, TARNEIT 3029Ward: ChaffeyLat long: -37.873938000000003 144.65241900000001Inspection date: 9/16/2017


Statement of SignificanceThe trees are of historical significance as evdience of the orginal settlement on the Werribee River, which provided a stopping place between Melbourne and Geelong at one of the natureal fording points on the river.

“This stand of Elms is the only evidence of

the original location of the Werribee township. The elms were planted in the grounds of the

Half Way House built by Oliver Adams in 1836.

The National Trust have rated these trees as ‘Local Significance’.”














26



Location Photograph


Notes: —

Tree No.


27

“Well it’s the first tree you see when get out of your car,

but every single tree along the

river is worthy of recognition.”


















Location Photograph


Notes: —

Tree No.



Statement of SignificanceThe Peppercorn trees are of historical significance due to their association with the Chaffey irrigation scheme.

“All Peppercorn Trees in Riverbend Historic Park were part of the gardens

of the Chaffey Brothers Quantin Binnah mansion.”














28



Location Photograph


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Tree No.


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Location Photograph


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Tree No.



















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Location Photograph


Notes: —

Tree No.


31



















Tree Name Pinus radiata Monterey Pine

Location Photograph

Height (m): 12 | Spread (m): 15 | Health: Poor | Structure: Poor

Notes: The tree is historically significant as a rare reminder of the former land uses and the attempted establishment of an irrigation collony by the Chaffeys in the late 19th century.

Tree No.

32Nearest Address: 5A De Garis Place, WERRIBEE 3030Ward: ChaffeyLat long: -37.880547 144.64323300000001Inspection date: 9/17/2017


Statement of SignificanceThe tree is historically significant as a rare reminder of the former land uses and the attempted establishment of an irrigation collony.

“Pine tree Centre marker for lots 122–126 of the

Chaffey Brothers Irrigation Colony.”














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Location Photograph


Notes: Nomination was for all of the River Red Gums along the river. This tree is one of two of the larger specimens that were recorded as being indicative of the landscape.

Tree No.


33

“River Gums along the Werribee River provide significant

benefit to the waterways, and

provide habitat for native animals.”


















Location Photograph


Notes: Nomination was for all of the River Red Gums along the river. This tree is one of two of the larger specimens that were recorded as being indicative of the landscape.

Tree No.


Nearest Address: 390A McGrath Road, WYNDHAM VALE 3024Ward: IramooLat long: -37.882891000000001 144.640253Inspection date: 9/17/2017


“River Gums along the Werribee

River provide significant benefit to the waterways, and provide habitat for native animals.”














34



Location Photograph

Height (m): 15 | Spread (m): 26 | Health: Poor | Structure: Fair

Notes: The remnant River Red Gum reflects the pre-settlement landscape character and provides a link to the natural environment.

Tree No.


35

“These are some of the largest native trees in Wyndham, and they are slowly drowning, because of changes made to the bed of the river.

Urgent remedial works need to be done to

preserve them.”














Nearest Address: 31 Lollipop Drive, WYNDHAM VALE 3024Ward: IramooLat long: -37.885326999999997 144.61760899999999Inspection date: 9/17/2017




Location Photograph


Notes: As tree is located in swamp, DBH and canopy spread were estimated.

Tree No.


Nearest Address: 31 Lollipop Drive, WYNDHAM VALE 3024Ward: IramooLat long: -37.884503000000002 144.61570900000001Inspection date: 9/17/2017


“The mature trees around this deep

waterhole are a significant local beauty spot. It is always a pleasure to visit this site.”














36



Location Photograph

Height (m): 15 | Spread (m): 14.9 | Health: Fair | Structure: Fair

Notes: Tree is part of pre WW2 avenue planting.

Tree No.


37

“The huge gumtrees all along Geelong

Road. It’s a beautiful sight as you enter

Werribee from Geelong and they distract you from

the mess of all the new estates going in

behind them.”


















Location Photograph


Notes: Tree has re-sprouted from either failure or lopping into a curious, but aesthetically pleasing form.

Tree No.


Nearest Address: 2–v20 River Street, LITTLE RIVER 3211Ward: IramooLat long: -37.964536000000003 144.49790100000001Inspection date: 10/17/2017


“Very old tree with wide girth. Within Possy Newland Reserve so quite

visible to any visitors.”














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Location Photograph


Notes: —

Tree No.


39

“Well developed trees with large

canopies. Close to the river – provides excellent habitat.”














Nearest Address: 8 Flinders Street, LITTLE RIVER 3211Ward: IramooLat long: -37.964651000000003 144.49659Inspection date: 10/17/2017



Tree Name Eucalyptus baueriana Blue Box Eucalypt

Location Photograph


Notes: Tree dimensions estimated.

Tree No.


Nearest Address: 1200 Cobbledicks Ford Rd, MOUNT COTTRELL 3024Ward: ChaffeyLat long: -37.816459000000002 144.58671799999Inspection date: 10/17/2017

Statement of SignificanceThis is an indigenous tree of local provenance, that is part of regional vegetation linkages. This tree is integral to the vestablishment of a sustainable native landscape.

“A huge, ancient, rare and endangered tree. There are two Werribee Blue Box gum trees metres apart along the

pathway adjacent to the river and they

both should be preserved.”














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Appendix 2: Tree Location Plan


Appendix 2 - Tree loca�on plan


Significant tree features

LegendCo-ordinate System: GDA 1994

MGA Zone 55

Projec�on: Transverse

Mercator

Datum: GDA 1994

OverviewAppendix 2 - Tree Location Plan

LegendSignificant tree feature






MGA Zone 55


Mercator

Datum: GDA 1994

Map 1Appendix 2 - Tree Location Plan







MGA Zone 55


Mercator

Datum: GDA 1994








MGA Zone 55


Mercator

Datum: GDA 1994








MGA Zone 55


Mercator

Datum: GDA 1994








MGA Zone 55


Mercator

Datum: GDA 1994



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