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13/10/2023 at 5:30 pm #6796
Jean Aquinde
Keymaster

    Hi Jemima,

    Unfortunately, we don’t have the knowledge of the existing housing structures in the the majority of the community, but we do have a photo of an existing rainwater harvesting tank at Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures which can be seen in the gallery section of the design brief.

    As I’ve mentioned to Hieu in the previous post, the rainwater harvesting system is one of the inclusions in the multi-purpose hub (which is not yet existing). I highly recommend that you read more about the Vision of a Collective Hub on Country to help you visualise how the rainwater harvesting system is connected to other facilities and how it fits in the bigger picture.

    Regards,
    Jean

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