Fourth flood basin for Coffs gets go-ahead
WORK is set to begin on a fourth and final flood detention basin in Coffs Harbour in order to protect protect people and property from the effects of flooding.
Coffs Harbour City Council
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ON TIME FOR SURE: Jetty4Shores upgrade takes shape
THE upgrade to the Jetty4Shores is on track to be finished on schedule.
Council waive fees in new city centre trial
In good news for businesses and street performers, Council will be waiving fees in the CBD in a six month trial to help businesses attract more trade.
Cr Arkan requests leave from council
COUNCILLOR John Arkan has lodged a request for leave from service from September 28 to December 7.
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Council is watching its pennies
COFFS Harbour City Council believes the two buzz words for the latest release of the draft budget are caution and review.
Beacons to keep lifeguards safe
COUNCIL has taken an important step in ensuring the safety of its lifeguards, purchasing two Emergency Personal Locator Beacons (EPIRBs) for rescue craft.
Grant to relieve rain pain
Coffs Harbour City Council will receive a grant of $201,956 to assist in the reconstruction of council-owned assets damaged by storms and floods in June.
Hungry Caterpillar coming alive
THE much-loved story of The Very Hungry Caterpillar will come alive in the City Centre next week.
Salt traced as vegetation killer
KING tides and a rising water table are behind the vegetation die-off along the Jetty Foreshores.
C.ex in the city
THERE are plenty of local connections to a new media campaign for C.ex Coffs Harbour.
Lifeguards may benefit from funds
THURSDAY night’s Coffs Harbour City Council meeting may be the last one to be chaired by long-serving but soon-to-retire councillor Jenny Bonfield.
Campaign to put brakes on crashes
MOTORISTS driving too fast on the Coffs Coast should be warned they are being targeted.
Degens slams city centre management
ANYONE with an interest in the future of Coffs Harbour’s CBD is being urged to take time to study the amended City Centre Development Control Plan (DCP).
Carbon tax won’t affect rates
ANOTHER carbon tax tirade from Senator Barnaby Joyce wasn’t enough to make Coffs Harbour City Council agree with his thoughts.
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