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Date Time Council endorses $344 million budget Council will continue delivering high quality infrastructure projects, services, and initiatives for both current and future residents after endorsing an exciting $344 million budget recently. The 2017/18 – 2021/22 Revised Delivery Program and 2021/22 Operational Plan (Budget) will see the delivery of a $180 million Capital Works Program, including the continuation of the $5.1 million Community Infrastructure Renewal Program (CIRP), as well as a budget surplus of almost $1.8 million reinvested into the community. It will also see the delivery o...

Traffic delays are expected in the area until June 30.

Wingecarribee Shire Wingecarribee Shire Council is calling on residents to provide comment on its draft Integrated Planning and Reporting documents following endorsement from Council’s Interim Administrator at Wednesday evening’s Ordinary Meeting of Council. Mr Viv May PSM agreed to place Council’s draft Operational Plan, draft Budget including Revenue Policy, Fees and Charges, draft Capital Works Program and draft Environmental Levy Works Program on public exhibition. Council’s Acting General Manager Les McMahon said the documents provided Council with a blueprint for future works. �...

Date Time New footpath for Justice Road The recently constructed footpath along Hobsons Parade in Cowes will be extended along Justice Road to Church Street this month. Work is expected to start on Monday, 24 May and take up to three weeks to complete, subject to favourable weather conditions and contractor availability. This $45,000 project is being jointly funded by Bass Coast Shire Council and developer contributions and is part of Council’s 2020/21 Capital Works Program. Appropriate traffic/pedestrian measures will be in place throughout the duration of the works and the contractor will...

Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. After roughly a decade of planning, delays and construction, the King-Liberty Pedestrian/Cycle Bridge is at long last open to the public.  The highly-anticipated bridge over the Metrolinx Kitchener/Milton Rail Corridor opened partially on April 19, with just pedestrian access via stairs available as of yet, but Liberty Village residents are already putting it to good use. Access to the King/Liberty Bridge is currently only available via stairwell. The new stainless steel bridge,...