'Ridiculous' refusal of responsibility, damage from lime dust in Eden remains unresolved

Leah Szanto
Updated April 28 2021 - 1:37pm, first published April 27 2021 - 9:49am
Councillor Robyn Bain said given the number of roads BVSC has been responsible for resurfacing, it should have known the reaction that occurred when the water was added to the lime was highly unusual. Photo: Joanne Korner
Councillor Robyn Bain said given the number of roads BVSC has been responsible for resurfacing, it should have known the reaction that occurred when the water was added to the lime was highly unusual. Photo: Joanne Korner

Five months have passed since Bega Valley Shire Council (BVSC) received a letter of demand from Eden residents aftected by an incident with lime dust from roadworks, and a reply - of sorts - has now been received.

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Leah Szanto

Leah Szanto

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Regional journalist covering the Far South Coast of NSW.

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