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BCRG Information Updates 2012

2012 Updates

BCRG Update 21_2012, revised draft Meeting Notes, Council updates

BCRG Update 20_2012, draft Meeting Notes, BCRG Summary and Rolling Actions 2012

BCRG Update 19_2012, Agenda & EPA Report for Nov 14 Forum

BCRG Update 18_2012, RSVP for Nov 14 Forum_Focus on Dust

BCRG Update 17_2012, Nov 14 Focus on Dust

BCRG Update 16_2012, Brooklyn Planning successes

BCRG Update 15_2012, Cargill Community Update

BCRG Update 14_2012, revised Meeting Notes, Cargill Open Day

BCRG update 13_2012, Meeting notes, Aust Tallow permit update

BCRG update 12_2012, Aug 15 BCRG meeting _EPA Reports

BCRG update 11_2012, Aug 15 BCRG meeting agenda and RSVP

BCRG update 10_2012, VicRoads and DPCD updates, Action list

BCRG update 9_2012, draft Brooklyn Industrial Precinct Structure Plan, EPA Stakeholder Survey, Fed Trail Opening

BCRG update 8_2012, Meeting notes, HBCC letter to EPA, Fed Trail Opening and BRAG News

BCRG update 7_2012, May 16 BCRG meeting agenda and RSVP

BCRG update 6_2012, Calling all Brooklyn Industries, May 16 BCRG meeting

BCRG update 5_2012, Cargill Community Update, Cemetery Road re-construction

BCRG update 4_2012, Cargill Open Day, Brooklyn Community consultation, Meeting notes

BCRG update 3_2012, Meeting notes, Community consultation, Farewell Carey, YOTN news

BCRG update 2_2012, Feb 15 BCRG meeting agenda, RSVP, City West Water fact sheet, Jones Rd drainage

BCRG update 1_2012, Feb 15 BCRG meeting and other dates

As always, the contents of these updates and any attachments are forwarded for information purposes. They do not necessarily reflect the views of BCRG, including the Convenor, Executive Officer or its membership. BCRG is not aligned with (or influenced by) any political entity or any one organisation. It exists for the purpose of facilitating community, industry, local government and EPA to work together to ensure that public concerns and aspirations regarding odour, noise and dust in the general Brooklyn area are consistently understood and considered. That being said, real engagement necessitates dissemination of a range of ideas, opinions and views in order to enable informed participation from a broad base.

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