Please help!

St Albans Park Residents have huge concerns over a proposed development in which a significant old tree with links to Phar Lap will be destroyed!

So many species of local wildlife also call this beautiful tree home.

The land has an existing Covenant protecting it from being subdivided, which only the Council can overturn. The Heritage and History aspects of the significant tree are priceless and should be protected. It shouldn't be allowed to be destroyed so a developer can subdivide his investment property.

Phar Lap's stablemates from his 1930 secret trip to the area before winning the famous 1930 Melbourne Cup, along with descendants of "Carbine" (winner of the 1890 Melbourne Cup) and other famous racehorses bred at the famous St Albans Park stud are all buried under this Beautiful Tree in the Developer's path. This is the only tree left of the handful which had the famous racehorse remains interred. 

High ranking meetings are occurring but we need your help. Please sign this survey! Please also object to Council directly via the links below to cease this Development and help save St Albans Park Heritage and History. Please don't let this Beautiful Tree with significant burials be lost.

Please object to:  https://www.geelongaustralia.com.au/advertisedplanning/adlist_detail.aspx?app_number=317%2F2022

https://www.planningalerts.org.au/applications/2429167 

We are employing Planning Specialists and Legal specialists to protect the Tree and Burials. Any $$$ would be greatly appreciated to help this cause as we are working class mum and dad's. All left over funds will be donated to a charity of environmental or equine cause. https://gofund.me/df66afa4

Further information can be found by joining our Facebook Group to save this tree and stop this subdivision being: "St Albans Park Residents - Protecting Low Density Living" https://www.facebook.com/groups/900655583611563