Parks and Gardens
- All sporting ovals reopened last week with the exception of Gately Field.
Roads
Culgoora Road
Culgoora Road reopened last week, with flood waters receded and the works at Nuable creek completed.
Lake Circuit Road
Stage 2 works will commence this week, as the team have been busy pumping water out after the recent heavy rainfall. As part of these works, access to the Lake via Yarrie Lake Road/Lake Circuit Road remains closed, with alternate access via Nuable Road.
Mount Kaputar National Park
With all unsealed roads in the Shire still closed from the recent weather, Kaputar National Park was closed last week so debris on the road could be cleared and any damages repaired. The Park has since opened.
Greenhill's Quarry Project and field surveys
Council is currently progressing approvals for the continued operation and proposed extension of the existing Greenhill's Quarry on Old Narrabri Road, Narrabri.
This project will provide materials to support Council's ongoing road maintenance program across the Shire.
To support the approvals process, field surveys are taking place around the Greenhill's Quarry area as part of the development of the Environmental Impact Statement.
The field surveys are not expected to impact on traffic and local residents have been notified of the survey activity.
Council is reminding motorists travelling through the Greenhill's Quarry area to please be aware there will be staff undertaking survey activity and drive to the road conditions.
Any questions in relation to this project can be directed to Michael Cain (Narrabri Shire Council's Manager Road Services) on (02) 6799 6866.
Wee Waa Levee Bank survey
Survey investigation works around the Wee Waa Levee bank will commence tomorrow and are expected to be complete within one week, weather permitting. The survey will occur between 7.00am and 5.00pm each day.
Water
April testing results have once again identified PFAS levels below the current Australian Drinking Water Guidelines. This means that the Narrabri Town Water Supply continues to be safe for consumption.
The April testing results can be found on Council’s website.
Council will continue to test the water supply monthly and report back to residents.
NSW Health is recommending that any private bore owners consider testing their groundwater.