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Monday, June 25, 2007

Turnbull warns on illegitimate land clearing

Environment Minister Malcolm Turnbull has urged farmers not go against the law by illegally clearing huge tracts of land.

There have been reports that change landowners are breaking the law by wanted clearing native vegetation, as they are angry at laws that defend them from removing trees on their rural properties.

Mr Turnbull has warned landowners they can face prosecution on illegal land clearing vegetation, such as land that has been bulldozed in the environmentally rational Gwydir wetlands in northern NSW.

Tuesday, June 19, 2007

Site excavation to follow deconstruction

The city of Roseburg accomplished the purchase of the property it required for the new public safety center during February. The old buildings are at present either getting deconstructed by Heartwood ReSources or just getting moved off.

City Manager Eric Swanson stated he is expecting a bid to be awarded for site excavation land clearing and grading at the first City Council meeting during August. The actual site construction of the combined police-fire station would be awarded in December with work to start during 2008.

Thursday, June 14, 2007

2007 excavation season starts

The minister for culture and sightseeing Atilla Koc held a press meeting last week to mark the opening of the 2007 excavation season, and likened the tumulus and archaeological sites across Turkey to oil springs.

According to the statistics offered by Duzgun, 298 excavation and 111 survey works were held during 2006 in which YTL 10,178,871 was allocated for these works. In 2007, the intended budget for excavation and survey works is YTL 10 million and this figure is predictable to increase with contributions by some other institutions.

Sunday, June 3, 2007

Land clearing by town this summer

Those familiar orange construction signs are making their attendance known all over the area, along with traffic tie-ups, holdups and detours. It would not quite be summer without them.

Towns' public works departments would be now busy replacing bridges, repaving roads, land clearing and constructing sidewalks, along with repairing culverts and roads damaged by the April floods.

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