Murray Shire by-election date set
Murray Shire residents will return to the polling booth on May 11 for a by-election.
By Ruth ClaytonThe Murray Shire Council by-election will be held on May 11.
A candidates election seminar will be held on March 27, at the shire offices in Moama, from 5pm to 7pm.
It is estimated the by-election will cost between $43,581.10 and $56,928.30 to run.
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Councillors will vote on a 25-lot rural subdivision on Cobb Hwy, Moama.
According to the council agenda, the subdivision will create 23 residential lots and is proposed to take place in three stages.
No public submissions were received about the development and council staff have recommended consent be given for it.
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The subdivision was refused at council’s February 5 meeting, but the applicant requested it be reviewed under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979.
Council staff have not provided a recommendation, leaving it to council’s determination.
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Council received about 40 submissions from the public opposing the development.
Council staff have recommended the development be refused.
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