Central Highlands Regional Council.

	Nogoa Rise Estate - Stage 1 SOLD 8 Feburary 2010 Property hunters were quick to pounce on CHRC’s latest sub development with 47 blocks snapped up in just 2 months. 28 blocks sold under the hammer, late last year, highlighting the strong demand for vacant land in the area. The popularity of Nogoa Rise Stage 1 has prompted Council to push ahead with the release of Stage 2, sooner rather than later. Another 33 blocks, within Emerald’s newest address, could go to auction as early as April. Don’t miss your chance to buy a piece of Emerald at a very competitive price.Keep an eye out for further auction details in the coming months. For further enquires please contact Mrs Marnie Wills or Mr Col Dziewicki on 4982 8320.
	Local Disaster Management Group Monitoring Rainfall 2 February 2010 While local flooding has caused some roads to be closed across the Central Highlands area, the Mayor has advised that the Local Disaster Management Group is confident there is no immediate threat to any communities, and will not be activated at this time. To read more click here...
	Community Grants Program 2010 (Round One) February 2010 Applications are now open for the Community Grants Program 2010 (Round One). Click here for Guidelines and Application Form...
	Australia Day Award Nominations January 2010 Nominations are now open for the 2010 Australia Day awards. Council will be presenting Australia Day awards in the four former Shire areas. Click here to download the nominations forms...
	Lifting of Level Watering Restrictions for The Community of Rolleston 12 January 2010 As a result of recent rain falls experienced in the Comet River catchments, Council staff have had the opportunity to harvest sufficient flow to fill the Rolleston off stream storage Ring Tank to 100% capacity .Central Highlands Regional Council advise that the previous Level 2 restrictions in force have now been lifted and residents connected to the town water supply can now resume watering activities in line with Level 0 restrictions. CHRC wish to thank all residents for their patience and commitment to water conservation during this time and the effort put in by all in preserving this most valuable of resources. Click here for information.

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