Mod 4 - Condition Changes

Considering the clearing that will happen to accommodate this
development. It would be unwise environmentally to remove the nesting
and hollows. Allowing the room for bird families and people to grow
together would better.

Everything must be done to retain native animals when so many trees are
going to be removed. Surely with such a large development the supply
and maintenance of a few nesting boxes won't break the bank

It seems this developer continually tries to cut costs by not investing
in necessary environment and infrastructure programs, that will lessen
the impact on both wildlife and residents.
Not wanting to upgrade a major intersection to the highway until after
the final stages of the development, and now not wanting to provide
nesting boxes to lessen the impact of tree and habitat removal, for
the abundant wildlife in the development zone.
The local community are very passionate about preserving our wildlife
and beautiful, unique area, and hope you take all of the above into
account, before considering this latest amendment

The mass removal of trees due to developments has a devastating effect on
our wildlife and plants. We do not agree with the removal of allotted
nesting boxes just to satisfy a developers wishes, our environment is
much more important than that. There may look like a lot of land
available but flora and fauna need their traditional areas to survive.

Nesting boxes are not used 12 months a year. Although not all are
currently being used they will undoubtedly be used in the months
leading up to sporting and throughout the summer.
This new development encompasses a significant amount of old growth
trees that have been used by generations of wildlife. As these trees
are removed, wildlife will be looking for new homes. As such, it is
presumptuous to remove the allotted nesting boxes prior to
development.
It is in the best interest of local wildlife and our community to deny
this application.

We have a nesting box at home that is used once a year by Eastern
Rosellas. The boxes and hollows that have been installed within this
development have not been in place for a lengthy period so we do not
imagine the animals will be fully utilising. Time of placement is
critical.
It is imperative these boxes and hollows are retained.