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Scar Tree Way

The site of the works included two aboriginal scar trees. One was removed and will be displayed in a nearby public place (Hunter Sports Centre) as part of the project. One remains in-situ. Irrespective of the long term fate of the trees (they will eventually decay) the street name will recognise their presence.

Gazette Date: 23 June 2017 Folio 3048

Lot 98 DP 24882 dedicated as public road by Government Gazzette 27 November 2015. A link road joining the proposed extension of Glendale Drive and existing Cedar Street, part of Lake Macquarie Transport Interchange Glendale.

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