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At the Ordinary Meeting of Council last night, Mayor Cr Owen Sharkey presented a Notice of Motion regarding the Inverleigh Streetscape Draft Masterplan, which was adopted by Council.
How would you rate Council’s performance?
Well, this February and March you might be called to have your say.
Data collection for Local Government Victoria’s annual Community Satisfaction Survey is underway for many participating Councils across the state.
Golden Plains Shire Council would like to advise landholders of possible delays when applying for a Schedule 13 Permit to Burn during the remainder of the 2018/19 Fire Danger Period.
Golden Plains Shire Council has been notified by SKM Recycling that it has temporarily closed its Geelong facility, effective 5pm Wednesday 20 February.
Playgroups provide valuable opportunities for our young residents and their parents, grandparents or carers; and the Golden Plains Shire is home to a collection of fun, active playgroups.
Linton Recreation Reserve’s football oval will be home to night matches with construction of four new light towers underway.
Works to underground the power along Milton Street, Bannockburn are underway. With the underground infrastructure installed, the above ground poles and wires will be removed, providing a larger recreational space for the Bannockburn Heart precinct.
Golden Plains Shire Council welcomes the Federal Government’s funding announcement of $500,000 for the Victoria Park Sport Oval Lighting Upgrade in Bannockburn.
Golden Plains Shire Council is hosting an open community meeting to discuss the Inverleigh Streetscape Draft Master Plan, at 6:30pm, Monday 25 February, at the Inverleigh Bowls Club.
Lethbridge Lake is closed to the public in the interest of community safety, following confirmation of toxic algae today. Signs detailing the closure have been posted at the site.
