A Statutory Meeting of Council will be held on Tuesday 26 November at 6pm in the Council Chamber at the Maryborough Town Hall.
The purpose of this meeting will be to elect the Mayor for the first year of the four-year term, and the delegation of committees.
The agenda is available to view at: www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov.au/councilmeetings
The meeting is open to the community to attend and will also be livestreamed to our website at: www.centralgoldfields.vic.gov.au/councilmeetings
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COMPOST EXPANSION
Our optional green waste bin service commenced in 2013 and now has 2000 participating households.
As a bonus for signing up to the service, bags of compost processed from our Carisbrook facility are offered to participants free of charge, when available.
To increase supply of the high-quality compost, the facilities are being upgraded. During the works, compost production will be paused. New material should be available from mid-February.
The major upgrade to increase compost production is funded by a grant of $340,840 through Sustainability Victoria's Circular Economy Councils Fund and our co-contribution of $87,000.
EXHIBITION LAUNCH
Join us for the official exhibition opening of In Solitude - Photographs by Ian Kemp tomorrow at 2pm, Saturday 23 November at Central Goldfields Art Gallery, Neill Street, Maryborough. The exhibition will be opened by Central Goldfields Shire Interim CEO Sally Jones.
Light refreshments will be served and entry is free. No booking is required.
From still life to portrait studies, all Ian Kemp's photographs explore the idea of being 'in solitude', and the associated transience of human life.
The exhibition is open until 2 February 2025.
WATER WORKS
Central Highlands Water (CHW) are upgrading water mains at the corner of Burns and Nolan streets, Maryborough until January 2025.
Water supply to surrounding houses will be unaffected, as CHW has arranged piped bypass supply to each property following a consultation process with residents in partnership with their contractor, Interflow.
Works will take place each weekday between 7am and 7pm, with occasional work outside these hours for safety or technical reasons.
Motorists and pedestrians are advised of disruption to footpaths and roadways around the junction, with traffic controllers managing the area.
