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Cameras On Tree's?

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JamesK Experienced

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You guys didn't hear about this??? It was in the new budget cut! Taxpayers are saving $200 per camera by using a tree!

PS....if I didn't see this on here I would have sworn it was photoshop

PPS. I love how they use a steel padlocked box....some scissors would cut through those cables nicely

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well today at around 11:50am or so i spotted two of these cameras opposite each other (aiming at each other) on Whitehorse road near corner of Nelson road on tree's.. gave them a big smile when i drove past incase someone was watching! no idea what the hell they are for..

Rekin Grand Master

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A development company wants to build a new appartment block on a street. The locals have complained that there is not enough parking on street for the new development and are against the idea. The developer has placed cameras around the street to gauge a better understanding of the traffic flow/conditions. This is currently happening in a street in Surrey Hills.

Perhaps its a similar thing happening in Springvale?

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