Kakadu Beach, Bribie Island

To:	'Esther Horton' <>, "" <>
Subject:	Kakadu Beach, Bribie Island
From:	Tony Russell <>
Date:	Mon, 27 Jul 2015 22:34:47 +0000


Is anyone aware as to why this work is happening and who might have suggested 
it to Council? Or is this another case of a Sunshine Coast council destroying 
the environment of endangered waders and shore birds?

Kind Regards,
Esther Horton

It's so that the beach is nice and clean for the Japanese and American 
tourists.  No nasty twigs to catch their feet and no bird poo to tread in.

Tony.


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