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Showing posts with label Yamba Road. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yamba Road. Show all posts
Tuesday 14 March 2023

Who is going to tell Clarence Valley Council that they are being a tad overly optimistic about the long-term outcomes from this roadwork?

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  Clarence Valley Council Noticeboard , 10 March 2023: Low-lying section of Yamba Road to be raised Yamba Road will have increased ...
Tuesday 8 October 2013

An announcement Clarence Valley Council would probably like to make

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"Please, residents and visitors in Yamba, get this in your thick heads: the access way from the eastern end of Susan Street to Yamba R...
Saturday 24 August 2013

Valley Watch asks Clarence Valley Council to explain the potential impacts of its re-routing and extension of the proposed Yamba Road Bypass

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Letter to the Editor Clarence Valley Review 14 August 2013: Yamba By-Pass On 4th July 2013 Clarence Valley Council referred its...
Tuesday 21 May 2013

One more reason that Clarence Valley Council should replace that missing section of the Yamba Road Cycleway sooner rather than later

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  Letter to the Editor, The Daily Examiner 17 May 2013:   Money spinner Earlier this month, a group of cycling friends travelled f...
Wednesday 5 December 2012

Has a misinformation campaign begun ahead of public exhibition of proposed linemarking intended to replace a 'stolen' section of the Regional Cycleway on Yamba Road?

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On walking out of the 13 November 2012 Clarence Valley Council Committee Meetings one local resident was of the opinion that the attitude ...
Tuesday 19 June 2012

Has Clarence Valley Council finally abandoned all pretence of openness and transparency with Mayor Williamson and General Manager Greensill at the helm?

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On 12 June 2012 there was a workshop for Clarence Valley shire councillors on the matter of proposed staging of the Yamba Road Bypass an...
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Sunday 18 March 2012

Paddy's fly in the ointment - a postscript to his one big day in the year

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The main agenda item at the Table of Knowledge at the local watering hole on Saturday afternoon was traffic congestion in the Lower Clarenc...