Communities rethink remote airstrip value

Communities rethink remote airstrip value

We may not know it, but this country’s remote airstrip value could have far-reaching repercussions for people’s daily lives – and that could impact how communities deci우리카지노de where to use their own land.

A report for the Department of Communities, Housing and Local Government shows that between 2016 and 2016, more than 30 community groups used the remote airstrip value as the basis for making decisions that impacted how people could access property.

The report finds that between 2014 and 2016, more than 100 communities applied for more than $12.7 million in new land uses.

“By app우리카지노lying for more land in remote areas for remote airstrip use than the Australian Government can provide, these community-based community groups are diverting land to more remote communities that are in an unmet need and making community services less efficient,” said Ms Moyle-Dyer.

And it goes without saying that the Government could find itself in a lot of trouble.

“With its plans to remove the Remote Astrarium to its planned site on the coast of the Inner North and to upgrade the port terminal to a remote airstrip airport, the Government could be faced with the dilemma of deciding to remove or replace an airstrip in communities that are already heavily affected by its policies. This could cause considerable damage to the local economy and put local communities at risk,” Ms Moyle-Dyer said.

The Government has released a short film on the issues of remote airstrip value and uses of local land to increase economic opportunity for communities.

Topics: community-and-society, government-and-politics, federal-government, australia

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