Posts in Category: Council
Bright goes to 40
BRIGHT’S CBD will become a 40km/hour zone after the Alpine Shire Council approved the change at last week’s Ordinary Council Meeting.
Timely renewal for historic hall
NEW life will be breathed into Myrtleford’s historic Memorial Hall, with $185,000 to be invested in renewing the building for community use. Alpine Shire Council…
The fight continues for second ground
FRUSTATED members of Bright’s sporting population have renewed their calls for the secondary ground at Pioneer Park to be levelled, amid fresh safety concerns. The…
Double lined dilemma
THE Upper Kiewa Valley Association (UKVCA) has raised concerns regarding the safety of tourists and locals on the main street of Mount Beauty. It is…
Future concern
BRIGHT and District Chamber of Commerce have commended the Alpine Shire events team in attracting events to the town, but are concerned about future growth….
Safety priority for roads
THE safety of road cyclists along the Great Alpine Road was among items on Alpine Shire Council’s wish list when Opposition spokesperson for Rural Roads,…
Splash park’s town support
MONDAY night’s community meeting has been hailed a huge success after Chamber of Commerce president Jim Van Geet and businessman Nathan Mirt garnered enough support…
Twilight Market pushed back
BRIGHT’S Rotary Twilight Market in January will have a later start time next year in a compromise reached between Bright Rotary and the Alpine Shire…
It’s our turn
RESIDENTS are pushing to have the installation of a splash park in Myrtleford bumped higher on Alpine Shire Council’s radar. The Myrtleford Resilience Plan draft…
Community rallies to change grog ban in time for Rod Run
BRIGHT’S business community has rallied together in a last-ditch attempt to get around a public drinking ban imposed during the Bright Iconic Rod Run in…
Popular event dries out
BRIGHT’S iconic Rod Run will have alcohol restrictions imposed on it this year after a special ‘Risk Assessment Panel’ agreed to ban the public consumption…
Stone extraction bid set for VCAT hearing
AN application for the use and development of land for stone extraction on a Freeburgh property will go to Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT),…
