Tea trees gone, but pavement still rising….

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[dropcap style=”font-size: 60px; color: #A02F2F;”]F[/dropcap]ears of public liability was given as one reason for the Warrnambool City Council’s decision to chainsaw out a row of old tea tree from Pertobe Road. (See the story here).

Meanwhile, the roots of these two plane trees have lifted up sections of pavement in the Timor St council carpark, opposite the permit parking for the Archie Graham seniors’ centre and heading toward the walkway for Heatherlie Homes for the aged.

These sections of walkway, as of yesterday, remained open and unmarked.