Media releases - April 2012
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| Date | |
|---|---|
| Yelgun Festival decision “disappointing” The NSW Planning Assessment Commission’s (PAC) determination on the Yelgun Festival site application has disappointed Byron Shire Council. |
26 April 2012 |
| Council awarded for sustainability commitment The Federal Government has commended Byron Shire Council for it's commitment to a sustainable future through the 2012 National Awards for Local Government. |
24 April 2012 |
| Residents urged to avoid getting into poop over septic tanks Byron Shire Council environmental officers are urging property owners to keep an eye on their septic systems in light of recent wet weather. |
24 April 2012 |
| Funding boost for Mullumbimby Civic Hall The Mullumbimby Civic Hall will receive a much needed boost in funding this year, with the NSW Electoral Commission using it as part of this year’s local government elections. |
20 April 2012 |
| Council pool inspections to continue throughout winter Byron Shire Council is encouraging the Shire’s roughly 3,000 pool owners to comply with legal regulations as Council officers move through the Shire inspecting pools. |
19 April 2012 |
| Sports fields for north of Shire a step closer Sports fields for the north of Byron Shire have moved a step closer after Byron Shire Council's meeting last week. |
17 April 2012 |
| Community to have further say on draft market policy Council is inviting the community to have another say on its draft markets policy. |
17 April 2012 |
| Council's 'POOch pouch' helps keep Shire clean Byron Shire Council is helping the Shire’s dog owners keep the beaches and streets clean with the release of a new ‘POOch Pouch’. |
17 April 2012 |
| Options Study for Bangalow Weir Bangalow Weir will undergo an Options Study following a Condition Assessment Report submitted to Council yesterday. |
13 April 2012 |
| Art to go public in the Byron Shire
Byron Shire Council is seeking input from local artists and the wider community to help create a public art register. |
10 April 2012 |