Building industry skyrockets with DA approval spike
CLARENCE Valley DA approvals for 2017/18 financial year went beyond the magic $100 million mark this week – more than four times the amount last year.
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Bridge work suspect in dirty water case this morning
A local cafe has flagged water quality problems which could be linked to work on the new Grafton Bridge.
Glenreagh gauges bring more accuracy
The problems caused by variations in manual and automatic flood monitoring equipment in Glenreagh will be overcome by proposed installation of new devices
New flood measures for high risk spot
A RANGE of ‘relatively simple and cost effective’ measures to reduce flooding risks adopted by council.
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Swell time had by disabled surfers
THE North Coast disabled community got a taste of the feeling surfers rate above almost everything when they hit the waves in the annual Keenan Classic.
Vandals dirty up our loos
FOR the Clarence Valley Council’s parks cleaner, yesterday started like far too many others – cleaning a toilet block targeted overnight by vandals.
Yamba growing in popularity
CLARENCE Valley Council has approved a development application to establish a village-style market for Yamba’s farmers to sell fresh produce.
CBD hawkers curbed
THE DAYS of people being cornered by charity workers and survey collectors in Clarence Valley CBDs could be numbered.
Rallying together for meat workers
A CO-ORDINATOR has now taken up temporary residence in the Clarence Valley Council chambers to help workers displaced from the South Grafton abattoir.
‘Get more involved’
THE CVC was so scared it would lose funding for a second bridge it was not prepared to tell the RTA a preferred location, Concerned Citizens Committee said.
Tiley is ‘doctor do a lot’
HE might be the most qualified person on the CVC but former Maclean and Clarence Valley mayor Ian Tiley insists he still just wants to be known as Ian.
‘Too young’ for heritage listing
DESPITE persistent proposals from Clarence Valley Council (CVC), homeowner John Newman remains convinced his residence is too young to be heritage listed.
Landslip repair cost to blow out
THE COST of reinforcing the landslip in Yamba St has blown out after workers struck dense clay when driving in steel piling sheets this week.
Waterfront put back in the spotlight
YOU can now have your say on groundbreaking plans to transform Maclean’s waterfront after it was decided to put them on public exhibition.
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