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Below is the floor plan that was found our clients. The adress for this house is 36 Napoleon street west footscray 3012.

our clients are John Bill who is 45 years old and he is an architect he earns $80:00-$90:00 per year.

Jennifer Bill is a GP she earns $100.00-$150.000 per year.

this hous has 2 bed rooms, living room, dining room and Double car space garage.

Here are the dimantions of the rooms in this house, Dining room = 3.13m x 2.52m Bedroom 1 = 3.35m x 3.94m Bedroom 2 = 3.65m x 3.98m Kitchen = 3.96m x 3.66m Living room = 3.65m x 4.8m Here is the area for each room in this house, The area of the dining room is 7.88 m²

The area of bedroom 1 is 13.19 m².

The area of bedroom 2 is 14.52 m².

The area of the kitchen is 14.57 m².

The area of the living room is 17.70 m².

the total area of all the rooms in this house is 67.26 m².

ATTENTION to the residents of the Newells paddock area. This is a letter regarding the ecosystem in the area and what you can do to help save the native species of Newells Paddock. Newells paddock is a wetlands area and has a very valuable ecosystem that we should all do our best to protect and conserve. Protecting the ecosystem is a big thing. Newells paddock has had many terrible introduced species that are drastically killing off the fantastic native wildlife. There are been many species introduced to Newells paddock ecosystem. Some of the MANY introduced species to Newells paddock include red fox, European rabbit, spotted turtle dove bird and feral cats are just a number of the introduced species in Newells paddock ecosystem. The feral cat is an example of an introduced species that is harming this ecosystem badly. These feral cats are killing off all the native birds in the valuable ecosystem and unique ecosystem of Newells paddock. These feral cats are killing the native birds to Newells paddock such as the common starlings and the sparrows. This should not be happing and everyone needs to do their bit to help stop people bring in species that don’t belong to the Newells paddock ecosystem. You can help protect Newells paddocks precious ecosystem bye not letting you cats outside at night time so that they don’t kill the precious wild life. Planting native plants so the birds can feed on them is also another great idea. Thank you for your attention.

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