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Changes to Parking in Moree’s CBD
Changes to Parking in Moree’s CBD
As of Monday 25 July, construction works will commence in Moree’s central business district (CBD) to install new angled parking, an additional disability parking space, a second Loading Zone and a new bus stop/No Parking Zone.
“Additionally, the installation of a new disability parking space on Balo Street—in front of the National Australia Bank (NAB)—will make it easier for people with mobility issues to access the Moree Memorial Hall, library or CBD.”
A new bus stop outside the Moree Memorial Hall will be installed and will be a No Parking Zone, which will allow motorists to stop for up to two minutes to drop off/pick up passengers or to load/unload items.
These works follow other recent changes to Moree’s CBD that improved pedestrian safety and the area’s aesthetics, such as the installation of a new olive tree–lined centre island on Heber Street, traffic blisters on the Balo and Gwydir Streets intersection, a mural that honours military service personnel and a pram ramp on the footpath in front of the Moree Memorial Hall.
Moree Plains Shire Council News
18 Jul 2022
Firesticks memorial sparks reflection of First Nations heroes
A powerful new public artwork takes pride of place on the banks of Parramatta River inviting the community to reflect and remember Australia’s brave First Nations heroes.
City of Parramatta Council
18 Jul 2022
Firesticks memorial sparks reflection of First Nations heroes
A powerful new public artwork takes pride of place on the banks of Parramatta River inviting the community to reflect and remember Australia’s brave First Nations heroes.
City of Parramatta Council
18 Jul 2022
Auburn AFL Program for ages 5 to 12 years
Live in Cumberland Learn about childcare, libraries, waste and clean-ups, seniors, roads and environment.
Cumberland Council
15 Jul 2022
Innovation Leadership Masterclass
In this Innovation Leadership Masterclass, we focus on how organisations can use innovation methods like design thinking, agile project management and new approaches to business model innovation to le…
Cumberland Council
15 Jul 2022
Daughters and Dads Cricket program
Daughters and Dads Cricket is a 9 week program connecting daughters and dads as they learn about cricket.
Cumberland Council
15 Jul 2022
Check your Tradie
Check your Tradie 15 July, 2022 Before you let trades come onto your property to help with storm and flood clean-up or rebuild, make sure you’ve checked that they’re licenced.
Lithgow City Council News
15 Jul 2022
Waste to Art Regional Winners Announced
The winners of the Netwaste Regional Waste to Art competition were announced by the Mayor Maree Statham at the official exhibition opening on Saturday 9 July.
Lithgow City Council News
15 Jul 2022
Dementia friendly communities
21 July 2022 - Learn ways to become a dementia friend and contribute to a dementia-friendly community.
Cumberland Council
14 Jul 2022