urgent attention, says Chamber

defective at the time of inspection and therefore do not meet our intervention criteria.

“This assessment is valid for one year.

“If you have further concerns about the trees after that time, or the structural integrity of the trees changes, please report the matter to Council.

“Although no works will be undertaken at this time, we thank you for taking the time to bring this matter to our attention.

from a business and tourism point of view.

“This is what welcomes visitors and potential business investors to the Woy Woy Peninsula,” she said.

Wales said the general state of weed maintenance throughout the Peninsula was poor, with median strips overgrown with weeds.

natural environment is safe for the public’s enjoyment”.

“The trees have been inspected by a qualified Consulting Arborist,” the letter said.

“On this occasion, no works have been programmed as the trees (did) not fall within the categories of dead, dying or

“Requests such as this keep the Central Coast a safe and enjoyable location for our residents and guests.”

Wales said the loss of any more trees along Woy Woy Rd would also have repercussions

“The main roundabout at Umina Beach town centre is neglected and covered in weeds, as are many laneway entries,” she said.

Source: Media release, Feb 20 Peninsula Chamber of Commerce Mainstreet Coordinator Debra Wales