Council firm on consent conditions for Byng Street hotel

Danielle Cetinski
Updated September 7 2018 - 11:25am, first published August 18 2018 - 1:58pm
SOON TO BE REPLACED: The fence on the boundary of 60 and 62 Byng Street was certified as being made of hardwood despite being treated pine. Orange City Council has ordered that it be replaced. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 0817jkfence2
SOON TO BE REPLACED: The fence on the boundary of 60 and 62 Byng Street was certified as being made of hardwood despite being treated pine. Orange City Council has ordered that it be replaced. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 0817jkfence2

A COMPLAINT will be lodged against a private certifier after giving a treated pine fence the green light when it was supposed to be built of hardwood. 

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Danielle Cetinski

Danielle Cetinski

Central Western Daily senior journalist

Danielle started at the Kiama Independent in 2010 before moving to the Central Western Daily in 2014. She covers council, court, politics, general news and business, and elections are her favourite time of the year. Got a tip? Email danielle.cetinski@centralwesterndaily.com.au

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