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COUNCIL DECISION: Next step for proposed solar farm

A new solar farm is one step closer to becoming a reality with a recent application approval from the Bundaberg Regional Council. Earlier last week, a material change of use application for a renewable energy facility and caretakers accommodation project on Lambs and Buxton Rd was given a green light. The applicant for the Isis River solar farm proposal is Venn Artibir Group Pty Ltd. As stated in the application documents, the proposed solar farm would have photovoltaic (PV) panels placed on single access trackers, associated electrical equipment (including transformers, inverters, and sub-station) and future battery storage. The development is pegged for the southern and western areas of the site, while the entire northern and eastern areas are dedicated to bushland.

DESIGN PHOTOS: Plan to extend beach hotel in two stages

Enjoying a beverage at the Woodgate Beach Hotel could look a little different should a recent development application get the green light. A material change of use application for a hotel extension was lodged with the Bundaberg Regional Council with plans to build two raised decks with roofs and establishing a roofed function area and bar on the first floor of the existing deck. According to the proposal documents on PD Online, there would also be a storage area on the southern side of the upper deck with stairs and a lift joining the ground level to the raised decks and first floor of the hotel.

Funding flows for crucial Bruce Highway intersection upgrade

Funding flows for crucial Bruce Highway intersection upgrade
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Isis River intersection to get $12 5m upgrade

Premium Content Subscriber only $10 MILLION has been invested by the federal government for an upgrade to a key intersection at Isis River. The funding joins another $2.5 million from the state government, with detailed designs already underway on the $12.5 million project. Deputy Prime Minister and Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development Minister Michael McCormack said the project would improve safety on the Bruce Highway. “Our funding will construct dedicated turning lanes at the Buxton Rd intersection,” he said. “To address concerns of local residents, the new lanes will separate through and turning traffic and reduce the potential for rear-end crashes. “The Australian Government continues to roll out these types of major projects across the nation under our record $110 billion infrastructure investment plan, which is laying the foundations for our economic recovery.”

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