INSIDE: REDISCOVER WAGGA’S WIRADJURI TRAIL, PET OF THE WEEK + MORE
Council News CITY OF WAGGA WAGGA
FIRST PRINTED SATURDAY 18 APRIL 2020
Issue No: 291
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Eunony Bridge: Crane lifts top deck The first of five sections of Eunony Bridge’s top deck has been removed as part of the strengthening and widening project. See full story inside.
Riverside Redevelopment Stage 2 works begin Site clearing works currently taking place at the riverside precinct mark the beginning of Wagga Wagga City Council’s Riverside Redevelopment – Stage 2 project.
Riverside – Stage 2 will rejuvenate the entire precinct – from the beach carpark through to the former St Michael’s Oval – in line with the principles of the original Riverside Strategic Master Plan developed in 2009. The redevelopment will include food and beverage outlets, event spaces, and a water and adventure playground, and follows an extensive community consultation process, which included public exhibition of the
concept design. Strategic Asset Planner (Parks & Recreation) Ben Creighton said feedback on the concept design had been overwhelmingly positive. “The community has been excited to see Stage 2 come to fruition, coming off the back of the completion of Stage 1, which has been enormously successful and has seen great utilisation of the Wagga beach area,” said Mr Creighton. “Our river is very important to many members of our community and the success of Stage 1 has shown that it is one of Wagga’s unique assets. It’s also a unique selling point which we can use from both a recreational and tourism point of view.” With event spaces capable of catering for large to small events, Mr Creighton was confident about the possibilities the rejuvenated precinct would offer the city. “It’s a space that will be incredibly flexible in terms of being able to deliver a wide
variety of events. As we’ve seen with earlier events in Wagga, like the NRL and AFL matches, events can be great economic drivers for the city. We expect we’ll be able to leverage off this space and drive economic growth.” With the growing popularity of the beach area, the inclusion of food and beverage kiosks in the Stage 2 concept was extremely popular, as was the water playground. “Traditionally a lot of people have picnics at the river, so the options for food and beverage outlets was something the community highlighted as a priority,” said Mr Creighton. “The water playground is also a unique element of the design, there to give young families a safe alternative to swimming in the river. We also developed the playground in consultation with local youth and schoolkids – it’s something they’re really excited about. BLENDING RECREATION WITH NATURE: There’s something there for everyone.” over 300 native trees will be planted as part of Stage 2 development works. Continues on Page 2.
Need a hand? These are uncertain times for many. If you are experiencing hardship and need assistance please reach out to one of the listed agencies. Help is being offered in many ways including supplies, financial counselling or assistance with food or meals, supported by Carevan.
For more information visit:
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Anglicare Ph: 6931 3456 Salvation Army Emergency Relief Ph: 1300 371 288 St Vincent De Paul Society Inc. Micah Hub Ph: 6921 7337
Crane lifts top deck section on Eunony Bridge project
The first of five sections of Eunony Bridge’s top deck has been removed in a major step forward in the $10.6M strengthening and widening project in Wagga Wagga. The project continues to progress with a large crane and its 80-metre boom at the centre of operations to assist in the old deck removal and replacement with the new. A second 200-tonne crane was also on site last week and assisted in the heavy lifting. Wagga Wagga City Council Senior Project Manager Silas Darby said work is progressing well and only minor delays were experienced during recent thunderstorm activity in the area. “Works at the site are very visual
now,” Mr Darby said. “Like any project, there is planning and preparation works which need to be carried out before we see any actual construction. And there was also the process of getting this crane on site and assembled, and then operational, before we moved forward. “The process has been challenging but now things are rolling our contractors are doing a fantastic job in reaching project milestones.” The upgrade of Eunony Bridge will deliver a structure that is so strong and wide, that it will carry long and heavy vehicles that are not yet legally rated on New South Wales roads. The bridge will conform to a
rating that is known as SM1600. This is a design load that NSW Transport uses when designing new bridges. “Eunony Bridge is currently narrow and load limited. It cannot cater for the increased size of trucks that may want to access the Riverina Intermodal Freight and Logistics Hub (RiFL) which is being developed,” Mr Darby said. “The new widening and strengthening works will enable the load limit to be lifted so that any vehicle can travel across the bridge.” Work on the project started on Friday 14 February and is scheduled for completion on 1 August this year, weather permitting.
Disruption to Council services Service
Notes
Airport
Reduced operating hours from Monday 6 April. Please check website.
Animal Shelter
Existing operating hours are in place. Front gate will be closed with staff meeting public at front gate for safety for animal pick ups and drop offs. No cash payments.
Art Gallery
Currently closed - For more info visit the Wagga Art Gallery website.
Building Inspections
Existing operating hours are in place.
Call Centre
Existing operating hours are in place for 1300 292 442.
Cemetery
Funerals attended by a maximum of no more than 10 people and where the 1 person per 4 square metre rule applies.
City of Wagga Wagga Library
Currently closed - For more info visit the Wagga Library website.
Civic Theatre
Currently closed - For more info visit the Civic Theatre website.
Community / Recereation Centres
Currently closed.
Community Centres / Halls
Currently closed.
Council Committees
Changes to committee meetings and dates. Read the Council Committees page for more information.
Council Meetings
Council meetings will still be held but they will be conducted remotely. Members of the public are encouraged to watch these meetings on our livestream or via Facebook.
Customer Service
Customers are encouraged to utilise Online Services(external site) or contact the Call Centre on 1300 292 442.
Development Assessment
Existing operating hours are in place.
Family Day Care
Existing operating hours are in place.
Gregadoo Waste Management Centre
Existing operating hours are in place. No cash payments.
Health Inspections
Currently closed.
Livestock Marketing Centre
Existing opening hours are in place. Closed to members of the public. Only agents, current employed processor buyer’s, transporters, contractors and staff are permitted to attend LMC.
Museum
Currently closed.
Oasis Aquatic Centre
Currently closed - For more info visit the Oasis Aquatic Centre website.
Parks
Boot camps, personal training operating outside are limited to groups of no more than 2 people and social distancing must be exercised.
Riverina Regional Library (RRL)
Currently closed.
Sewer Services
Still operating.
Sporting Facilities / Stadiums
Currently closed.
Sportsgrounds
Closed to sporting organisations as well as social sporting-based activities.
Visitor Information Centre
Closed as of 5pm Wednesday 25th March.
Waste and Recycling (Kerbside) Collection
Existing collection schedule in place.
Wilks Park and Oura Beach Reserve
By Public Health Order Wilks Park is closed from 26 March 2020 until further notice. Oura Beach Reserve was closed to the public on 2 April.
Zoo
Currently closed.
RIVERSIDE – STAGE 2 UNDERWAY
Continued from Page 1. Project Manager Srivalli Miah is responsible for bringing the Riverside – Stage 2 plans to life, and said while designing infrastructure on a flood plain came with challenges, the redevelopment was carefully designed to minimise the impact of flooding. “Because it’s a floodprone area, we’ve designed key elements for a 1 in 100-year flood
event,” said Ms Miah. “Significant infrastructure, for example the food and beverage kiosks, will be in shipping containers which can be removed and stored offsite if we have a flood warning.” Wagga’s use of the riverside has a long history. Once the site of a quarry, it has been used as a trampoline park and more recently a caravan park. Ms Miah said the Riverside – Stage 2 design was
geared towards a more natural appreciation of the area. “We’re currently removing a number of trees that are introduced species, and a few river red gums that are rotted and pose a safety issue. Once those trees are removed, and the large-scale earthworks completed, we’ll be planting about 300 medium to mature native trees – all endemic to the region, as well as many native bushes and smaller plants as well.” “I’m also really excited about incorporating key Wiradjuri community elements into the riverside – I think it blends into the story and adds to the character of the area,” said Ms Miah. “This will be a safe place for families to use the riverside, and for the Wiradjuri community to see their history and culture celebrated.” With a project budget of $6.7M, Riverside – Stage 2 construction works are scheduled to begin later in 2020.
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Rediscover the Wiradjuri Trail As taking exercise is one of the only times we can leave home due to COVID-19 public health orders, residents have an opportunity to rediscover Wagga’s many walking and cycling trails. One special trail is the marathonlength Wiradjuri Trail, which encircles the city, and which – anecdotally – few residents have completed. Visitor Economy & Events Coordinator Fiona Hamilton said autumn was a perfect time of year to explore different sections of the trail. “It’s 42 kms around the city, and each 10 km section is unique. It’s great to be able walk or cycle in sections,” said Ms Hamilton. “You can also cycle the entire trail. Some sections are steeper than others and more suitable for mountain bikes – particularly behind Lloyd – but the sections around Lake Albert, the lagoon, along the levee bank and wetlands are suitable for road bikes. “A long section of the trail is also wheelchair accessible, with ten separate ramp access points.” The Wiradjuri Trail extends
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across many of the city’s significant Wiradjuri places. Murals feature along Cadell Place, the old Hampden Bridge legacy site, Marrambidya Wetland, Flowerdale Lagoon and the Birramal Conservation area – which also has beautiful views across the city, and special poles set up to help endangered squirrel gliders jump and glide between trees. Markers along the track also help share traditional Wiradjuri stories. Environmental Education Officer Alice Kent recently completed a section of the Wiradjuri Trail behind Lloyd, and said while it was challenging, witnessing the multitude of birdlife made the effort worthwhile. “You get spectacular views over the city and it’s really quiet,” said Ms Kent. “I think most residents would be astonished at the natural beauty so close to the city. It’s easy to forget that you can join the trail at lots of different points, not just at the river.” While the benefits of exercise are well known, where you take that exercise is important. Research by Planet Ark found that spending time in nature helps make people
happier, healthier, calmer and feel closer to each other – especially important in a time where many may be feeling isolated. “Any exercise is great for your health, such as being on a treadmill, but you’re not seeing new things and exploring new places,” said Ms Kent. “Over a generation, we’ve seen people spend less time outside, and our feelings of unhappiness and stress have increased, so there’s a definite correlation. It’s probably something many of us can relate to now that we have to spend our days at home. “There have also been studies tracking being outside with people’s dopamine levels. When we’re outside seeing beautiful vistas, trees and birds, our brains release dopamine which makes us feel good,” said Ms Kent. “That’s why it’s important we keep restoring our natural environments and getting out to exercise. And it makes the Wiradjuri Trail all the more special.” Download a copy of the Wagga Wagga + Surrounds Trail Map at wagga.nsw.gov.au/city-of-waggawagga/recreation/trails
TRAIL ETIQUETTE
Maintain social distancing guidelines, staying at least 1.5 metres away from others. Exercise alone, or with members of your household. Only be outside if you are well. If you are self-isolating, please stay home. Be mindful that some people may need to pass you. If you are passing someone from behind, alert them by saying ‘hello, passing on your right’. Travel in single file on narrower paths so traffic can go both ways. If wearing headphones, ensure you can still hear what’s happening around you. Keep dogs on a lead at all time. For off-leash areas visit wagga.nsw.gov.au/city-of-wagga-wagga/community/animals
Mental health help It’s important to do things that help us to cope and maintain good mental health. In this unprecedented time, it has never been more important to stay connected while we stay apart. The spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) across Australia and its impacts on rural and regional communities is changing the way we interact with family and friends, introducing new ways of working and significantly curtailing the freedom of movement we previously took for granted.
Where to access support Not sure which service you need? Call the Riverina Police District on 02 6922 2599, they are here to help. • In an emergency, if someone is in imminent danger, always call triple zero. • Online materials available at headtohealth.gov.au • A full listing of support numbers can be found at healthdirect.gov.au/mental-health-helplines
COVID-19 assistance National Coronavirus Health Information Line 24/7: 1800 020 080
Mental health assistance
Relationships and family help
Wellways Helpline 9am-9pm Mon - Fri: 1300 224 636
Relationships Australia: 1300 364 277
Murrumbidgee Accessline provides 24/7 support, advice and referral to mental health and drug and alcohol services on 1800 800 944 (freecall). Carers, other health professionals and emergency workers can also use Accessline for advice about a person's clinical symptoms, their need for care and local treatment options.
Health Direct 24/7: 1800 022 222 - for health advice from a registered nurse
Beyondblue Support Service via phone 24/7 on 1300 224 636 or beyondblue.org.au/get-support for online chat (3pm–12am AEST) or email responses (within 24 hours).
Wellways Helpline 9am-9pm Mon - Fri: 1300 224 636
Like Mind Mental Health Accessline 24/7: 1800 011 511
Beyond Blue 24/7: 1300 224 636
Headspace - for young people aged 12 - 25: 1800 650 890
Beyond Blue Coronavirus 24/7: 1800 512 348 Lifeline: 13 11 14, 24/7; or text 0477 131 114 between 6pm and midnight
Domestic Violence Line: 1800 656 463 Kids Helpline: 1800 551 800 Parentline NSW: 1300 130 052 Mensline: 1300 789 978 Link2Home Homelessness Help: 1800 152 152 Lifeline: 13 11 14, 24/7; or text 0477 131 114 between 6pm and midnight
Lifeline: 13 11 14, 24/7; or text 0477 131 114 between 6pm and midnight
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COUNCILLOR COLUMN
The community of Wagga has responded well to managing the current challenges with Covid-19. These are certainly unique times
but I have seen the community working hard to support our health services, our neighbours, our local businesses, and our family and friends. It was then disappointing to see at the last council meeting current
circumstances used as a cover by Councillor Funnell to promote anti-Asian sentiment and sever ties with our sister city of Kunming. It was astonishing to then see it get supported by Councillor Koschel and Braid who both chose to not speak on the
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matter. The community’s response since then has been overwhelming, but not surprising. The community has rejected this action and demanded the decision be rescinded immediately. I was
proud to sign the rescission motion on their behalf, as I was proud to stand with Councillor Keenan and Kendall in speaking against the report at the council meeting. The feedback from the community was united, clear, and
Budget support for community food program
Council this week agreed to establish a $10,000 budget to support the community support program where Council is working in partnership with relevant agencies to support those in need during the COVID-19 pandemic. A Mayoral Minute put to Council to provide an immediate cash flow for the establishment of this community initiative was unanimously supported by Councillors. Council, working in partnership with agencies, have formed an approach whereby Council staff will fill a void of labour and provide delivery of
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meals to the community. More than 126 Council staff have indicated their willingness to help in various roles. CareVan will be the lead agency in the preparation and cooking of the meals. The funds are to be applied to purchasing food and supplies to cook meals. Agencies will then be invoiced by Council for the cost of the meals. Anglicare has also indicated it will provide $5,000 to go towards the cost of purchasing food for CareVan to prepare meals. This will be paid to Council for management throughout HERE TO HELP: Council’s Kim McLaren this initiative. is assisting in the CareVan kitchen.
above $250,000 (GST Inclusive) by Wagga Wagga City Council and its employees. This includes all Tenders and all Quotation processes where there are RFQ 2020-08 Preferred Supply Contracts or Pre-Qualified Supplier DUNN’S RD UPGRADE DETAILED Panels. Enquiries should be DESIGNS & directed to David SPECIFICATIONS Butterfield, Manager Suitably endorsed Procurement on 1300 292 Quotations marked 442 or the policy can be “RFQ2020-551 Dunn’s Road accessed on the following Upgrade Detailed Designs site connect.wagga.nsw. & Specifications” are invited gov.au/ and will be received by the undersigned until 2pm RFT 2020Wednesday 6 May 2020. 29 DESIGN & The work is to undertake CONSTRUCT TWO detailed designs and create BRIDGES specification to enable Suitably endorsed Tenders the construction to be marked “RFT 2020-29 undertaken as a separate Design & Construction of tender. two Bridges” are invited Enquiries should be and will be received by directed to Mark Hewson the undersigned until 2pm via email hewson.mar@ Wednesday 13 May 2020. wagga.nsw.gov.au. This is a lump sum A non-refundable fee of contract for the design $110.00 will be charged &construction of two for each hard copy of bridges, one at Palmers the specification or Road and one at Mona Vale specifications at nil cost Road. The work also calls can be accessed at the for the demolition of the following web address: two existing bridges. A pretenderlink.com/wagga tender briefing will be held on Tuesday 28 April 2020 DRAFT – POL064 at 11.00am. Registration - REGIONAL to attend the pre-tender PROCUREMENT briefing can be directed to PREFERENCE the contact person below. POLICY Details of the pre-tender briefing will be provided Suitably endorsed at time of registering to submissions “DRAFT – attend. Regional Procurement Preference Policy” are Enquiries should be invited and will be received directed to Council’s by the undersigned until Contracts Supervisor 5pm Monday 30 March Mark Hewson on 02 6926 2020. 9432 or email hewson. The purpose of this policy is mark@wagga.nsw.gov. au. A non-refundable to encourage and support fee of $145.00 will be regional businesses and charged for each hard support economic activity copy of the specification within the region, where or specifications at nil cost it is efficient to do so, can be accessed on the while achieving Council’s following web address: overall ‘value-for-money’ tenderlink.com/wagga objectives. Council recognises that RFQ 2020-08 through supporting DETAILED DESIGNS regional businesses it & SPECIFICATIONS can assist in economic sustainability that will flow Suitably endorsed to social benefits across Quotations marked regional communities. “RFQ2020-551 Detailed Designs & Specifications” This Policy covers all are invited and will Procurement Activities be received by the
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undersigned until 2pm Wednesday 6 May 2020. The work is to undertake detailed designs and create specification to enable the construction to be undertaken as a separate tender. Enquiries should be directed to Mark Hewson via email hewson.mar@ wagga.nsw.gov.au. A non-refundable fee of $110.00 will be charged for each hard copy of the specification or specifications at nil cost can be accessed at the following web address: tenderlink.com/wagga
EXHIBITION OF DRAFT AMENDMENT TO WAGGA WAGGA DCP 2010 AMENDMENT NO. 16 TO WAGGA WAGGA DCP 2010
Area Description: Heritage Conservation Area & Cooedong Lane Aim: To exhibit the Wagga Wagga Development Control Plan 2010 Amendment to Section 3 Heritage Conservation Exhibition Period: 21 March to 18 April 2020 (inclusive) Submission Period: 21 March to 2 May 2020 (inclusive) Inspection Venue: The DCP amendment is available for inspection at the Wagga Wagga Civic Centre, Cnr Baylis and Morrow Sts, Wagga Wagga during the hours of 9.00am to 5.00pm Monday to Friday (public holidays excluded) or on Council’s website waggaview.com. au/heritage Submission Procedure: Any interested person or organisation wishing to make a written submission in relation to the draft plan should do so prior to the close of the submission period. Submissions may be delivered to the Council Chambers or mailed to The General Manager, Wagga Wagga City Council, PO Box 20, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 or emailed to
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PROPOSED RENT REDUCTIONS – COUNCIL LEASE AGREEMENTS
A vacant block of land in Wagga Wagga’s Central Business District has been approved for a new six-storey building development. Council this week approved a development application for a mixed-use development on the corner of Baylis Street and the Sturt Highway (Edward Street) – a former service station site which has been vacant for many years. The $15.52M development
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at 7-9 Baylis Street will include 104 hotel rooms (four floors), ground floor commercial spaces and car parking, and one complete floor of carparking. The application was approved subject to conditions outlined in Section 4.15 of the assessment report. The report can be accessed in the business papers on Council’s website at wagga.nsw.gov.au/ councilmeeting
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE
Notice is hereby given under Roads Act 1993 Part 8 Division 4 of changes in conditions along: Road: Lawson Street (between Copland Street and Wentworth Street) Date: 27 – 29 April, 2020 Duration: 7.00am to 5.00pm, weather permitting Reason: Asphalt works. Road will be under the direction of traffic controllers. Access to local businesses.
AND NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL
To combat the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19), the NSW Government has amended the Local Government Act 1993 (NSW) to allow Council Meetings to be held remotely rather than by physical presence in the Council Chamber (Civic Centre). Wagga Wagga City Council therefore gives public notice that due EXHIBITION to COVID-19 all Council meetings will be held OF DRAFT remotely using videoAMENDMENT TO conferencing technology WAGGA WAGGA (until further notice). The DEVELOPMENT public gallery will be CONTROL PLAN closed. 2010 – SECTION Council meetings will 10, MIXED USE continue to start at 6.00pm and will be livestreamed on DEVELOPMENT Land Description: Morgan, Council’s website wagga. nsw.gov.au/watchlive. For Murray and Forsyth Street, more information please mixed use precinct contact Council’s Customer Aim: To exhibit the draft Service staff on 1300 292 development controls for 442. mixed use development in the Morgan, Murray and In accordance with the provisions of Section 9 of Forsyth Street mixed use the Local Government Act zone. 1993, notice is hereby Exhibition Period: 18 given that an Extraordinary April 2020 to 18 July 2020 Meeting of the Council of (inclusive) the City of Wagga Wagga Inspection Venue: The will be held at 5.00pm on exhibition documents Wednesday, 22 April 2020 are available on Council’s (via video-conferencing website waggaview.com. technology) to consider a au/morganstreet Notice of Rescission – Sister If you are unable to access City Relationship and a the documents online, Councillor Report. please contact Council on Members of the public 1300 292 442 to arrange a wishing to address the copy to be posted. Council regarding these Submission Procedure: agenda items, must Any interested person complete the Public or organisation wishing Address Form and return to make a submission in it to Council by 12noon relation to the draft plan on the day of meeting. should do so prior to the The form is available from close of the exhibition Council’s website at wagga. period. Submissions may nsw.gov.au/paforms, or be mailed to The General by contacting Customer Manager, Wagga Wagga Service by telephone. City Council, PO Box 20, Copies of the Agenda are Wagga Wagga NSW 2650, available to the public emailed to council@wagga. on Council’s website or nsw.gov.au or submitted by contacting Council’s online via waggaview.com. Customer Service staff. au/morganstreet
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NEW LIFE FOR CBD SITE
Notice is hereby given under the Local Government Act Chapter 6 Part 2, of the proposed licensing of Lot 7011 DP Wagga Wagga City 1115373 known as 69 Council provides notice in East Street, North Wagga accordance with Sections to Wagga & Bidgee 356, 610E and 610F of District Pony Club Inc. for the Local Government the purposes of running Act 1993 of it’s proposal equestrian activities for a to grant rent reductions term of five (5) years. to commercial lessees Persons wishing to make occupying Council owned a submission in relation to or managed properties up the above proposed licence to a maximum of $35,384. should do so prior to the Proposed rent reductions close of the exhibition apply to a lessee affected period. Submissions by COVID-19 trading should be in writing and restrictions or closures. may be mailed to the Applicable lessee’s General Manager, Wagga may include those in Wagga City Council, PO the hospitality, tourism, Box 20, Wagga Wagga aviation, recreation and NSW 2650 or emailed to associated or related council@wagga.nsw.gov. industries. The availability, au. Persons making written amount and structure of submissions regarding the further rent reductions above proposed licence are will be determined on a advised that any submission case by case basis by way received within the of resolution by Council. submission period will be Persons wishing to make a subject to the Government submission in relation to the Information (Public Access) proposed rent reductions Act 2009 and the Privacy should do so prior to close and Personal Information of the exhibition period. Protection Act (PIPPA) and Submissions should be may be attached to the in writing and may be final report, in its entirety mailed to the General or in part, to Council unless Manager, Wagga Wagga explicitly requested by City Council, P O Box 20, the person making the Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 submission that they do or emailed to council@ not wish this to occur. Any wagga.nsw.gov.au. Persons questions relating to the making submissions above proposed licence are advised that any may be referred to Jenny submission received within Bailey, Land and Property the submission period Officer on 1300 292 442. will be subject to the Submissions will be Government Information received until 5pm on (Public Access) Act 2009 Monday 18 May 2020. (GIPA) and the Privacy and Personal Information ROAD UNDER Protection Act 1998 (PIPPA) DIRECTION and may be attached to a OF TRAFFIC report to Council unless CONTROLLERS explicitly requested by Notice is hereby given the person making the under Roads Act 1993 Part submission that they do 8 Division 4 of changes in not wish this to occur. conditions along: Any questions relating to the above proposed rent Road: Maher St between reductions may be referred Martin Street and Bourke to Dianne Wright on 1300 Street Service Road 292 442. Submissions will Date: 21-23 April 2020 be received until Friday 1st Duration: 7.00am to May 2020. 5.00pm, weather permitting Reason: Reseal Preparation PROPOSED Works. Detours will apply. LICENSING OF 69 Access to local residents. EAST STREET,
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