We are pleased advise that stage 8 has registered and settlements are now due
Summer is coming and bringing better weather along with it! Improved site conditions have allowed, Winslow, our construction team onsite, to finish installing pipes required for both drainage and sewer. Over the coming month the team will now focus on the installation of conduits required for electrical and communication services as well as finalising the road base. Our current works program is still on track of deliver titles in the second quarter of 2020.
You can follow all the action through our onsite camera by clicking here.
Can you spot your lot? Be sure to check out our latest drone footage at the following links:
Southern Wetlands
Landscaping works are well underway on our southern wetlands and I’m sure you will agree things are looking great! External tree planting is complete, and the eastern seating node has now been installed. Waterway planting is scheduled to commence in the new year once water levels drop. Be sure to pop past to see how things are progressing!
Northern Wetlands
With rain now subsiding, our civil construction team have re-commence works and are now focused on final rock placement as well as pond shaping. With works now underway we anticipate civil works to be complete in late 2019.
Whilst many lot owner’s homes are currently under construction or about to commence, there are several vacant lots within the estate. As the Landowner it is your responsibility to ensure that your lot is kept clean and tidy and the grass is maintained. The City of Casey distribute Fire Safety Notices and under the City of Casey Community Local Law 2/2010 it is an offence to have grass/weeds exceeding 30cm in height. At all times throughout the year grass/weeds must be kept at a maximum length of 10cm.
If your lot is currently vacant, we urge you to inspect and undertake maintenance works if required.
Our newest stages under construction are experiencing a high volume of illegal dumping. Whilst we are trying incredibly hard to ensure the responsible parties are disposing of their rubbish correctly, we need your help. If you witness illegal dumping – rubbish, soil, concrete, etc. – please take a photo, download the app Snap, Send, Solve and send through to the council to ensure appropriate action is taken. Alternatively, to stop dumping on your lot, you can erect temporary fencing around your lot until you are ready to build.
Villawood and the Aquarevo community both value the well-presented streets and open spaces that exist throughout the estate, so it is important that we work together to ensure this standard is maintained. As a Landowner it is your responsibility to ensure the maintenance of your lot and nature strip post-handover. Please ensure your builder is aware of this requirement so that damage can be avoided and/or rectified.
You can follow all the action through our onsite camera by clicking here.
