Articles tagged: Corangamite Shire Council
Obedience vital for dog owners
Corangamite Shire residents must keep their good boys and girls on their best behaviour, the council says.
Facility to boost cycling, hockey, soccer
Camperdown’s Mockridge Park would have upgrades for cycling, soccer and hocket under a proposal for a new pavilion, synthetic pitch and velodrome resealing.
New ramp for old court
A new ramp will improve public access for the historic Camperdown Court House, which houses a community hub, visitor information centre and arts space.
Adaptive business grants
Corangamite Shire Council is offering small businesses with big ideas a leg-up through the latest round of a grants program.
Corangamite green lights subdivisions
A new industrial land block at Camperdown has council approval, while a planned Timboon farming subdivision can go ahead subject to an applicant changing vehicle access plans.
Second stage planned for Cobden facelift
Corangamite Shire Council has accepted a watered-down project to redevelop Cobden’s streetscape after a budget blowout.
Winner praised for emergency and charity work
John Kavanagh’s 64 years of volunteer community service has earned him recognition as Corangamite Shire’s 2021 Citizen of the Year.
Shire blocks permits; frustrated at state interference
Corangamite Shire Council has voted to uphold its planning laws despite community support for two permits for new homes that it rejected this week.
Active future planned
Corangamite Shire Council is developing a 10-year master plan for the future of its 17 recreation reserves.
Corangamite consults on its budget
Corangamite Shire Council is asking residents to weigh in on how it should spend ratepayer dollars.
Citizen jury to guide future council planning
An independent body will select a citizen’s jury to shape the future of Corangamite Shire Council.
Port Campbell streetscape needs $10.6M from state
Port Campbell’s town centre revamp is a top priority for Corangamite Shire’s new councillors, with the council seeking $10.6 million from the State Government.
Kinder tender on Corangamite agenda
Colac’s BDH Constructions looks set to win an $810,000 contract to renovate Cobden’s kindergarten at tomorrow night’s Corangamite Shire Council meeting.
Mayor appointed for Corangamite
Corangamite Shire’s new council has opted for experience in its first mayoral term, electing Camperdown councillor Ruth Gstrein as its mayor.
Workers embark on trail project
Local contractors have broken ground on a landmark tourism project for Corangamite Shire Council.Twelve APos
Annual report ticked as council signs off
Corangamite Shire councillors have roundly praised the council on its yearly report card at their last meeting before elections.
Streetscape plan on show for Cobden
Corangamite Shire Council has released concept plans for a revamped Cobden streetscape and is asking the community to weigh in.
Pool gets new paint
Timboon’s pool is getting a fresh lick of paint as Corangamite Shire Council prepares its facilities for a COVID-safe summer.
Cobden solar farms waiting for state’s approval
Cobden will get two solar farms if developers get the green light from government authorities.
Strong voice needed for tourism and agriculture
Scotts Creek dairy farmer Jamie Vogels hopes to follow in his father’s footsteps as he nominates for the upcoming Corangamite Shire Council Coastal Ward election.
Get tested close to your home
Corangamite Shire mayor Neil Trotter has urged people with COVID-19 symptoms to get tested at their nearest location to reduce potential spread between areas.
Playground and library lockdowns
Corangamite Shire Council’s playgrounds and skate parks, sport facilities, halls, theatre, libraries and Port Campbell Visitor Information Centre have closed for stage three COVID-19 restrictions.
Corangamite Shire Council meeting wrap-up
Hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of upgrades at key Camperdown and Cobden community facilities, and a plan to improve housing availability at Simpson and Timboon all got the thumbs-up from Corangamite Shire councillors at Tuesday's general meeting.
Work kicking off on Timboon trail
An upgrade to the Twelve Apostles Trail has started at Timboon, with help from the State Government’s Working for Victoria program.
