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Posted on Friday 4th of September, 2015,
Greater Shepparton City Council staff will be out and about in the coming weeks gathering feedback to help develop a community plan for St Georges Road.
Anyone who lives, works or plays in the St Georges Road area are encouraged to have their say on what they’d like to see for their community.
Council’s Director Community Kaye Thomson said there are many ways people can get involved and share their thoughts.
“We want locals to tell us what they’d like to see for their community in the future. Jump on our website or attend one of the consultation activities and tell us.” Ms Thomson said.
Feedback will be received until Friday 2 October.
Consultation activities
Complete the brief survey online at http://greatershepparton.com.au/st-georges-road-community-plan, or fill in a hard copy at the following locations:
For more information, contact Council on (03) 5832 9700.
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