Tenterfield funeral home rescission motion fails

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Updated January 22 2019 - 12:13pm, first published January 16 2019 - 3:30pm
Tenterfield Family Funerals’ principal Glen Curry addressed the December council meeting, with business partners wife Lisa and Troy and Robyn Hillier in support. In debating the rescission motion Councillor Bronwyn Petrie said she was offended by suggestions that councillors who sold livestock through the Currys' agency should not get a vote.
Tenterfield Family Funerals’ principal Glen Curry addressed the December council meeting, with business partners wife Lisa and Troy and Robyn Hillier in support. In debating the rescission motion Councillor Bronwyn Petrie said she was offended by suggestions that councillors who sold livestock through the Currys' agency should not get a vote.

The rescission motion to withdraw development application (DA) approval for a funeral home and chapel on the site of the former Craze Maze site was voted down at an extraordinary council meeting on Wednesday, January 16.

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Donna Ward

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