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Register of Significant Trees

Pope Paul VI Park Ficus Macrophylla

Pope Paul VI Park Ficus Macrophylla

The Council of the City of Sydney resolved to adopt the Register of Significant Trees on the 12 December 2005.  

The Register has identified 1931 trees that are significant and are located in the City’s public spaces, parkland, reserves, streetscapes and privately owned properties.

The aim of the Register is to identify and recognise the importance of significant trees in the City’s changing urban landscape. The Register will help to guide the management of these trees and to ensure their continued protection for the benefit of the community and for future generations.

These trees are integral parts of the City’s historic, cultural, social, aesthetic and botanical heritage. Many of these trees have a story to tell and may have strong associations with past events and people.

The document is available for inspection at each of the City’s One Stop Shop, Neighbourhood Service Centres and the City’s Libraries. The Register is also available on disk by request to the City Arborist.

You can download the Register of Significant Trees as PDFs document.

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Any enquiries regarding the Register can be directed to:

Karen Sweeney, City Arborist
Tel: (02) 9265 9173
E-mail: treepolicies@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au

Tree Management Team
City of Sydney
GPO Box 1591
Sydney NSW 2001

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Last Updated: Wednesday 15 March, 2006
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