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Objectors, council fail to agree on wind farm
Crows Nest Shire Council s chief executive officer says the ongoing dispute over the wind farm for Upper Pinelands continues with the council and objectors failing to reach a mediated agreement.
Mr David McEvoy said the council was hoping to reach an agreement with opponents of the wind farm, which would preclude the need for the case to go before a Planning and Environment Court judge.
November 10, 2006
by Greg Berghofer
in The Chronicle
Crows Nest Shire Council s chief executive officer says the ongoing dispute over the wind farm for Upper Pinelands continues with the council and objectors failing to reach a mediated agreement.
Mr David McEvoy said the council was hoping to reach an agreement with opponents of the wind farm, which would preclude the need for the case to go before a Planning and Environment Court judge.
“We are back in court next Wednesday and at the moment there are only two points of contention between council and the objectors,” Mr McEvoy said.
He said he was hopeful those remaining points... [continue via Web link]
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