No further action will be taken regarding car parking on Little Conadilly Street in Gunnedah.
It follows a report to Gunnedah Shire Council’s Local Traffic Committee which assessed vehicles have as having adequate movement in the area.
The assessment comes after council carried out signage and line marking improvements adjacent the hardware store on Marquis Street. These improvements included reinforced the parking signage by marking out the parking bays and centre line of the road.
At the March meeting of council, a question was raised regarding the interaction of traffic entering the hardware business and that of traffic parking in the street.
A council officer concluded there was sufficient separation between parked vehicles and traffic entering the business and no further action was required.
Grants available
Local not-for-profits, community groups and organisations are being encouraged to apply for the NSW Government’s Infrastructure Grants program (Clubgrants Category 3).
Member for Tamworth Kevin Anderson said the Clubgrants program had been delivering significant funds for important community projects across the electorate.
“Clubgrants invests in the projects that matter to our community and I’m encouraging local organisations to take advantage of this program with grants of between $50,000 and $300,000 available,” Mr Anderson said.
“I know there are some outstanding community infrastructure projects on the radar across the electorate and this is an opportunity to get them funded and underway.”
Funding is available for infrastructure projects in four areas: arts and culture, community infrastructure, disaster readiness as well as sport and recreation.
Applications close July 25.
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