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THE Bombala Council welcomed Regional Development Australia Southern Inland (RDASI) Committee Members to the region over August 24 and 25.
Bombala
Merimbula Nominees has finally received the go ahead for its supermarket development in Main Street, but cannot start work on the project until design plans for a new access road from Sapphire Coast Drive to the rear of the site have been approved by council.
Merimbula
Narooma
AN INVESTIGATION into a leaked document will be carried out by Bega Valley Shire Council after the matter was raised by mayor Cr Tony Allen at council’s meeting this week. The document was a letter from the office of the Minister for Health Carmel Tebbutt to general manager Peter Tegart with answers to questions he sought on behalf of council about health issues in the Bega Valley, including the proposed Bega Hospital development.
Bega
From the Bombala Lions Club THE work on the river walkway is making very good progress thanks to the great efforts of all of those taking part in the project.
Bombala
To enable the purchase by the Bega Valley Shire Council of the former Mobil site on the corner of Market and Monaro Streets, Merimbula to proceed a condition of sale requires the petroleum company to remediate the site to an environmental standard acceptable to the council.
Merimbula
Narooma
LOCAL library services will start to look different in coming months as new outreach services are introduced to replace the Bega Valley Shire Council’s mobile library. Council’s group manager of Community and Relationships Leanne Barnes said the mobile library service in its current form, operating from a large van, would cease in October.
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