Council secures up to $7M for new water treatment plant

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Updated March 12 2019 - 3:55pm, first published March 11 2019 - 5:30pm
(From left) Tenterfield Business Chamber's Chris Jones, council chief executive Terry Dodds, mayor Peter Petty, MP Thomas George, waste and water manager Gillian Marchant and senior services operator John Edmonds at the soon-to-be-replaced water treatment plant.
(From left) Tenterfield Business Chamber's Chris Jones, council chief executive Terry Dodds, mayor Peter Petty, MP Thomas George, waste and water manager Gillian Marchant and senior services operator John Edmonds at the soon-to-be-replaced water treatment plant.

Tenterfield Shire Council has secured up to $7 million in funding to construct a new Water Treatment Plant on Tenterfield Dam, under the State Government’s $1 billion Safe and Secure Water Program.

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Donna Ward

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