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At its Ordinary Meeting on 23 April 2019, Council adopted its Local Law No. 1 – Council Meeting Procedures & Common Law; and the Council Policy 4.4 – Public Participation in Council Meetings (Question Time, Presentations & Submissions, Petitions & Joint Letters).
Just three days out from Election Day and it’s been a busy campaign in the marginal federal electorate of Corangamite, part of which sits in Golden Plains Shire.
Golden Plains Shire Council has secured $2,033,000 from the State Government’s Fixing Country Roads Program to deliver three key road projects in the Shire.
At its Ordinary Meeting on 23 April 2019, Council adopted its Local Law No. 1 – Council Meeting Procedures & Common Law; and the Council Policy 4.4 – Public Participation in Council Meetings (Question Time, Presentations & Submissions, Petitions & Joint Letters).
New population growth figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics show that Golden Plains Shire is still one of the fastest growing areas in regional Victoria.
Why is Council talking about the Federal Election? It’s a question I’ve been asked by residents and now is a great time to chat about Council’s government lobbying work.
In the busy campaign for the marginal federal electorate of Corangamite, both major party candidates made significant pledges to fund valuable projects in Golden Plains over the weekend.
Lethbridge is a winner in the Federal Election whether the Liberal National Party (LNP) or the Australian Labor Party (ALP) are voted in to govern the nation on 18 May, with both major party candidates for the Corangamite electorate promising $100,000 for a lighting upgrade at the Lethbri
Golden Plains Shire Council welcomes the Federal Government’s announcement of $603,500 to fund fifty percent of the cost of two new bridges in Golden Plains Shire.
