Stop Redbank’s Tree Clearing on Grose Vale Rd


Redbank contractors are cutting down these trees to widen Grose Vale Road for the influx of traffic brought on by the Redbank Development.
Stop clearing of trees of Grose Vale Rd

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Target: Mark Regent, Project Director – Redbank

On the 8th of October the clearing of 158 old growth trees began on Grose Vale Rd.
For over a century, these trees have provided shade, shelter and habitat for the koalas, gliders and birds that call them home while contributing to the rural charm of the Hawkesbury.
Redbank contractors are cutting down these trees to widen Grose Vale Road for the influx of traffic brought on by the Redbank Development. The road will not be widened on the side of the Redbank site that is already cleared but instead, on council land, metres from established homes not associated with Redbank requiring the unnecessary clearing of trees and habitat.
While we have support from Councillor Wheeler, Zamprogno, Lyons-Buckett and the wider community, we need your signature to show Redbank that destroying the Hawkesbury’s environment is unacceptable.
Sign the petition now, demanding Redbank immediately stop the destruction of our precious environment.

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Campaign Details

Group Leading this Campaign: Hawkesbury Environmental Network

Campaign Target Type: ,

Who this Campaign is Targeting: Mark Regent, Project Director - Redbank

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Campaign Ran From: 2024 to 2024

Campaign Outcome:

Outcome Evidence: It does not appear that protests against the felling of trees on Grose Vale Rd were successful. Redbank developers began felling the trees on 8th October 2024, and no evidence can be found that this process was stopped. (Ascertained Jan 2025.)

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Stop Redbank’s Tree Clearing on Grose Vale Rd