The drop-in information sessions follow the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for Phase 2 of N2NS being put on public exhibition last week.
Phase 2 involves upgrading approximately 13km of existing track and building roughly 2km of new track across the Mehi-Gwydir floodplain at Camurra, north of Moree.
Details of the drop-in sessions:
- 28 September: SHAE Academy, 114 Anne Street, Moree NSW, between 12pm-6:30pm
- 4 October: Moree Town and Country Club, 7 Frome Street, Moree NSW between 5pm-6:30pm
- 11 October: Moree Town and Country Club, 7 Frome Street, Moree NSW between 7am-8:30am
- 12 October: Econo Lodge, Alice Street & Gosport Street, Moree NSW between 12pm-1pm
- 14 October: Balo Square, Balo Street, Moree NSW between 11am-1pm
- 19 October: Stanley Village – park area, Moree NSW between 10am-11:30am
- 20 October: Moree Town and Country Club, 7 Frome Street, Moree NSW between 10am-12pm
- 27 October: Balo Square, Balo Street, Moree NSW between 12pm-3:30pm
Through the EIS process, community members and stakeholders are invited to provide feedback and make formal submissions to the Department of Planning and Environment (DPE).
ARTC Inland Rail assists this process by facilitating community drop-in information sessions and other opportunities to explain the content of the draft EIS and the process for making submissions.
Following the EIS public exhibition, a written report responding to issues raised during the consultation will be made publicly available by ARTC and will be submitted to DPE and the Minister for Planning for consideration in assessing the N2NS Phase 2 project.
