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Trees are a major influence on our streetscapes, contributing significantly to the appearance and value of properties. Indigenous trees provide shade for humans and structures, shelter for wildlife and in urban areas act as wildlife corridors. Trees reduce the effects of pollution, humidity, glare, soil erosion, improve water quality and are an essential part of our living environment.

The Dividing Fences Act 1991 outlines the laws regarding dividing fences. Any disputes between neighbours regarding dividing fences are out of the City of Canada Bay's jurisdiction. You will need to contact the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT). NCAT can hear and decide an issue or dispute about a dividing…