Proposed Nomination of Banksia and Marri trees onto the City's Heritage Inventory
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Consultation has concluded
The City of Cockburn has received nominations to add two significant treesonto the City's Heritage Inventory. We would like your feedback on this proposal.
About the significant trees
The trees proposed for inclusion are:
Banksia Attenuata – located in road reserve (verge) on Fairview Street, Coogee. View a photo here.
Marri – located in road reserve (central median) on Botany Parade, Hammond Park. View a photo here.
About the Heritage Inventory
The Heritage Inventory is a register of heritage places of cultural significance, and also includes a list of ‘Significant Trees’. The Heritage Inventory records places thatContinue reading
The City of Cockburn has received nominations to add two significant treesonto the City's Heritage Inventory. We would like your feedback on this proposal.
About the significant trees
The trees proposed for inclusion are:
Banksia Attenuata – located in road reserve (verge) on Fairview Street, Coogee. View a photo here.
Marri – located in road reserve (central median) on Botany Parade, Hammond Park. View a photo here.
About the Heritage Inventory
The Heritage Inventory is a register of heritage places of cultural significance, and also includes a list of ‘Significant Trees’. The Heritage Inventory records places that represent significant cultural values due to their age or value to the Cockburn community.
Trees may be considered for inclusion if they meet the criteria that deems them significant enough to make the list. Considerations include:
historic value
horticultural value
social, cultural or spiritual value.
if they are rare or localised
whether they are of exceptional size, age and form,
their locational context
their Aboriginal association
If the trees are included within the inventory, they cannot be removed unless a development application is lodged with the City of Cockburn. In this instance, however, the trees are located within road reservation, and may be exempt from requiring development approval to remove them.
Have your say
Submissions, stories and memories will be compiled in a report and presented to Council for consideration. Submissions on this proposal can be made in one of the following ways.
Submissions close 4pm 18 June2021
Submission form Complete the form below
Community story board Do you have a special photo, memory or story about one of these trees? Post to the Community Story Board below
