1/17Sarina Beach, the site of proposed development. Picture: Stuart Quinn
Sarina Beach Development
One of the largest landholders at Sarina Beach, the Brooks family, has grand plans for an eco-friendly development that will more than double the size of the town.
2/17Sarina Beach. Site of proposed development. Picture: Stuart Quinn
3/17Sarina Beach. Site of proposed development. Picture: Stuart Quinn
4/17Sarina Beach. Site of proposed development. Picture: Stuart Quinn
5/17Sarina Beach. Site of proposed development. Picture: Stuart Quinn
6/17Sarina Beach. Site of proposed development. Picture: Stuart Quinn
7/17Sarina Beach. Site of proposed development. Picture: Stuart Quinn
8/17Sarina Beach. Site of proposed development. Picture: Stuart Quinn
9/17Sarina Beach. Site of proposed development. Picture: Stuart Quinn
10/17Sarina Beach. Site of proposed development. Picture: Stuart Quinn
11/17Sarina Beach. Site of proposed development. Picture: Stuart Quinn
12/17Sarina Beach. Site of proposed development. Picture: Stuart Quinn
13/17Sarina Beach. Site of proposed development. Picture: Stuart Quinn
14/17Proposed development site Sarina Beach. Picture: Contributed
15/17Map of the two brooks properties in Sarina. Picture: Contributed
16/17Sarina Beach. Site of proposed development. Picture: Stuart Quinn
17/17The Brooks Family properties in Sarina as per the vegetation categorised x. Picture: Contributed
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