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Claim for inclusion in the roll of Non-Residential owners of rateable land or the roll of occupiers and ratepaying lessees is available to download here. |
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Council currently offers a variety of payment options for our rate payers. With the advance of technology and other services, Council is reviewing the options available to ensure that payment options are those most suited to our ratepayers. We ask that you take a few moments to complete this survey and return to Council for collation.
The survey can be downloaded here. Alternativley Click here to take survey online. |
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Cooma-Monaro Shire Council’s Noxious Weed Management Services in collaboration with Shannon’s Flat Action Group will be hosting a Field Day at Shannon’s Flat on Saturday 26 May 2012.
For further information please download the flyer here. |
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Deane's Transit Group is providing a Commuter Bus Service from Cooma to Canberra. The "Cooma Connector" commenced on Monday 27 February, 2012.
The time table available on Deane's Transit Group's website at http://www.deanesbuslines.com.au/cooma-connector.html is also provided below for for your convenience.
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Noxious Weeds Management Services regularly receive inquiries on herbicide choices for Serrated Tussock and African Lovegrass. Herbicide choice should be considered with time of year and rainfall results.
Residual Life
The main difference between Glyphosate and Flupropanate is the residual life. Glyphosate is a knockdown herbicide with no residual, while Flupropanate has a residual. The label on Flupropanate product states that the residual effect is rain dependant. Around 100mm (or 4 inches) of rainfall is required to leach the chemical out of the root zone. Chemical users should be aware that once they have received adequate rainfall the residual may be reduced and as such any subsequent germination of Serrated Tussock or African Lovegrass would have the ability to survive and establish.
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Council is advising motorists travelling within the Cooma-Monaro Shire to exercise extreme care on the roads.
Excessive water run-off as well as localised flooding has created dangerous driving conditions.
Staff are working in all areas of the Shire with contractors to get the road network back to a safe and trafficable condition as soon as possible.
For further information regarding road closures and detours visit the RTA's live traffic reports.
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Tuross Road –storm damage – drive with caution
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Bumbalong Road - is open to residents only – drive with caution
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Rothlyn Road - is open to residents only – drive with caution
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Hugs Lane - is open to residents only – drive with caution
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Rosevalley Road- is closed from Rosevalley Homestead to entrance to property
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Jerangle Road - Storm Damage - drive with caution
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