people; Lack of services such as laundry, home help, handy man, temporary care facilities, etc. the provision of which could obviate inappropriate nursing home placement; Lack of other community services which would assist in reducing social isolation. As can be seen, the curtilage defined appears to relate, in part, to the "prospect" from the BCH building itself, to the east, and encompasses the area back to Hawkesbury Road which includes the access road. Apart from the inclusion of these elements of the original layout, the remainder of the area identified would appear to be largely arbitrary. There has also been considerable development, either partially or fully, within this curtilage since the PCO was created in 1985. Phase 3 - 1984-2003 - Buckland Village - with approval of the alteration of the Trust to provide "three tiered facilities" in 1983 and classification of the site as "Special Purpose Hospital" a period of rapid expansion followed. Between 1983 and 1992 a number of scattered new (two-three storey) accommodation buildings were added broadly "around" the existing front drive, western, southern, northern and eastern parts of the main complex. A large curving 'wing marking an arc to the north-east of the axis of the main hospital complex was also added in this period. The tennis court was altered to form a croquet lawn, the sun room additions and fire stairs were all installed by this time. The paddock photos reveal the extent of clearing including removal of some former pine trees associated with "Euchora" era development. Since 1984 additional buildings and improvements have been made in keeping with the requirements of the Public Hospitals Act 1929. These additional buildings and associated landscaping such as road access and plantings have occurred in a number of stages as noted below and illustrated in figure 2.7 - Phase 3 of development. First stage Demolition of fibro cottage and large chook shed; development of isolated self-care units in blocks of four, and one of six units; one block of 16 studio units (bed-sitters); one block of 24 studio units (bed sitters); one expanse of 40 hostel units; two dual-occupancy units; dairy converted to a small community centre; landscaping and paddocks. Second stage; 14 three bedroom cottages; multi-purpose community centre; hostel community centre and link to 24 studio units (which were converted to hostel unit use); flat roofed carports for some self-care units. Between 1992 and 2002 two further