Solomon Heights is a 32–33 hectare pocket of Sunshine North, bounded by Baldwin Avenue, Munro Avenue, Vermont Avenue (south), Albion–Jacana railway line (west) and Maribyrnong River (north & east). In the 1920s, developers carved the land into 433 to 435 lots, but the estate never received roads, drainage, sewerage, or power. By 2025, it still had, unmade roads, no services, no development of any kind. The parcel of land has the presence of critically endangered flora and fauna species which is protected under federal and state laws. One of the flora species is the spiny rice flower, a small plant with spike tipped stems and pale yellow flowers. 5682.01 - Solomon Heights - An Urban Blight Part 1.JPG 5682.01 - Solomon Heights - An Urban Blight Part 2.JPG 5682.02 - Solomon Heights Strategic Assessment Agreement.pdf 5682.03 - Solomon Heights Glen Ora Estate Pty Ltd V's Brimbank City Council Court Judgment.pdf 5682.04 - Solomon Heights Estate Southern Section Map.pdf 5682.05 - Solomon Heights Land Use Planning Options Brimbank Ordinary Council Meeting.pdf 5682.06 - Lets Save Solomon Heights Grassland Nature For All Of Us Poster.pfdsolomon heights, sunshine north, michael solomon, spiny rice flower