Initial condition
The retained image records an ageing timber fence beside the property before the replacement work.
This project record describes removal of a former timber boundary fence and installation of a grey screen fence, including site clearance, post-footing excavation and concrete works.
The page provides project-specific proof. It does not replace SCE’s broader service pages or independently confirm another site’s approvals, design or boundary requirements.
The current project record lists demolition of the existing fence, tree removal and site clearance, disposal of removed material, excavation in rocky soil, galvanised metal posts, concreting and installation of a coloured screen fence.
The retained image records an ageing timber fence beside the property before the replacement work.
The page lists new post supports, concrete work and screen-fence installation along the renewed boundary line.
The completed view shows a consistent grey screen fence beside the existing path and landscape area.
Project boundary: statements on this page describe the current Yennora project record only. Requirements for another property depend on verified boundaries, site conditions, access, services, design and approvals.
The project record begins with demolition of the existing fence and disposal of removed items.
Tree removal and site clearance are listed before the new fence line and post positions were established.
The recorded scope includes excavation in rocky soil, galvanised metal posts and concrete around the new supports.
The final recorded stage is installation of the coloured screen fence and completion of the boundary presentation.
The current page records rocky-ground excavation, galvanised posts and concrete work as part of the replacement sequence.
These statements document this project only; they are not a specification for another property.
The retained page-specific image shows the former timber fence and the completed grey screen-fence installation from the same side access area.
This visual evidence is limited to the project-specific before-and-after comparison.
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Review the SCE SystemThe page records removal of an existing fence, site clearance, disposal of removed material, excavation in rocky soil, installation of galvanised posts, concrete work and a coloured screen fence.
It shows the former timber boundary fence and the completed grey screen-fence installation beside the same property access path.
The retained image shows an ageing timber fence along the side boundary before the replacement work.
The current page lists a coloured screen fence, and the retained completed image shows a grey screen-fence finish.
The recorded scope includes excavation in rocky soil, galvanised metal posts and concrete work supporting the new fence line.
The current project record lists tree removal, site clearance and disposal of demolished or removed material.
No. The page records completed project work. Boundary, planning, design and approval requirements for another property must be confirmed from project-specific evidence.
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No. It records one completed project. Another property requires assessment of its boundary, ground conditions, access, services, design, approvals and project-specific constraints.
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