Albury City Councillors have voted to adopt a stakeholder engagement plan that will help inform upgrade designs, with an initial focus on the precinct around Shuter Avenue and its intersection with Thurgoona Drive.Two other precincts are slated for later upgrades as part of the full CBD project: Thurgoona Drive, from and including Diamond Drive to Evesham Place, and Table Top Road, from and including Diamond Drive to Thurgoona Drive.Albury Mayor, Kevin Mack, said residents had specifically highlighted the Shuter Ave area as a key issue.“Shuter Avenue is our first priority, as this area is currently the busiest in the Thurgoona CBD,” he said.“We’ll be asking the community to tell us what they would like to see across the entire CBD precinct, including intersection upgrades, better public transport facilities, safer crossing points for people walking, and improved bike riding facilities.“These solutions will be implemented over the next five years.

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Council’s kerbside bin assessment and education program was recognised with the Resource Recovery Award at the annual NSW Tidy Town Awards in Bathurst over the weekend.Albury Mayor, Kevin Mack, said t…

The resolution includes an acknowledgment of the community feedback received in response to a survey conducted after this year’s events on and around 26 January.Results showed 63% of the 2,107 survey …