Council study to scrutinise horror road
Clarence Valley Council chose which road will be come the focus of unsealed road study
Clarence Valley Council
Residents vow to take fight against DA to next level
Residents have a list of issues they will take to the EPA to continue the fight against a controversial marine industry development.
Harwood Marine shed DA green light
Road upgrades dominate debate at Clarence Valley Council meeting
‘Confiscate their property’: Outrage at tree vandalism
“Put up a huge sign across the tree line declaring the trees were illegally cleared and sign will stay in place until they grow back.”
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Held to ransom
MACLEAN High School has forked out $4740.80 to council to get the keys to Maclean showground’s Jim Thompson Pavilion so its students can sit the HSC next week.
Rubbish pick-up health concerns
FLICKING through her Sunday paper reignited Judy Pigg’s campaign to halt changes to the way Clarence Valley rubbish bins are collected.
Taking care of aged
TRANSPORT and housing needs of an aging Clarence Valley population are two of the critical issues in a draft strategy to be considered by a council committee.
Maclean plan ready
HARNESSING the untapped potential of the Clarence River flowing past Maclean to transform the town could soon be a step closer.
$2.5m car park to replace spaces
A MULTI-level car park costing an estimated $2.5 million is being considered to provide additional car-parking spaces needed to accommodate a new supermarket.
Yamba St landslip to be reinforced
FOUR months after torrential rain caused Yamba St to be blocked by a landslip, $150,000 worth of work will start late this week to rectify the problem.
Take me to the river
THE Maclean retail centre of the future will have a stronger focus on the river with recreational and commercial uses, if a proposed draft report is adopted.
PCYC a step closer
A PCYC in the Clarence Valley could be one step closer.
Rates rebel sticks to guns
JIM Child has dug his toes in, refusing to pay overdue rates to the council until it “fulfils its obligations” and does some work on the road to his property.
ICAC council probe
ALLEGED kickbacks to staff of Clarence Valley Council and the former Grafton City Council are set to come under the microscope.
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