I am a long time Rate payer on TI.
I protest to Torres Shire Council NOT TO REMOVE the existing Beach Almond Trees!
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Tess Sard
9 years ago
These trees are of historical significance. Please don't chop them down
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Buddy Ahmat
9 years ago
Keep the trees, so much history and memories. "Once it's gone, it's gone"
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Robyn Wing
9 years ago
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These trees should be saved for many reasons, not the least being:
Terminalia cattapa is a native tree
It prevents erosion.
Provides wildlife habitat
It has cultural & historical value to TI beachfront
When you approach TI from Port Kennedy side it is a natural landmark & has been for many years.
It provides shade.
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David Gagai
9 years ago
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I say YES to saving them mekaye trees and that picnic area.
Them trees was there I was born and that was 1970.
Mum was a young lady when she moved from Badu gor por T.I and them trees was always there ,even before my three older siblings were born.
They should heritage list them trees so they can't cut them down.
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Katrin Holmsten
9 years ago
Please save the trees and let people keep their memories.
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Roslyn Jeanes
9 years ago
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I drove taxi on TI and these Beautiful Almond trees provided much warranted shade and cool breeze and a place for us to park in between jobs, also being a taxi rank, locals would know to come and be able to get a taxi from this place near the Historical Trees after a swim, relaxing or fishing nearby ... please Do NOT remove these trees! They are part of the Heart n Soul of TI ...
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Adrian Laza
9 years ago
Yes to keeping trees
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Frances Visini
9 years ago
Please leave our beautiful Mekay trees along the waterfront alone...lots of wonderful memories of old TI associated with lots of people from my generation....don't destroy our beautiful island paradise...
I am a long time Rate payer on TI. I protest to Torres Shire Council NOT TO REMOVE the existing Beach Almond Trees!
These trees are of historical significance. Please don't chop them down
Keep the trees, so much history and memories. "Once it's gone, it's gone"
These trees should be saved for many reasons, not the least being: Terminalia cattapa is a native tree It prevents erosion. Provides wildlife habitat It has cultural & historical value to TI beachfront When you approach TI from Port Kennedy side it is a natural landmark & has been for many years. It provides shade.
I say YES to saving them mekaye trees and that picnic area. Them trees was there I was born and that was 1970. Mum was a young lady when she moved from Badu gor por T.I and them trees was always there ,even before my three older siblings were born. They should heritage list them trees so they can't cut them down.
Please save the trees and let people keep their memories.
I drove taxi on TI and these Beautiful Almond trees provided much warranted shade and cool breeze and a place for us to park in between jobs, also being a taxi rank, locals would know to come and be able to get a taxi from this place near the Historical Trees after a swim, relaxing or fishing nearby ... please Do NOT remove these trees! They are part of the Heart n Soul of TI ...
Yes to keeping trees
Please leave our beautiful Mekay trees along the waterfront alone...lots of wonderful memories of old TI associated with lots of people from my generation....don't destroy our beautiful island paradise...