I do wish it was possible in addition to routinely hear [even see?] via the internet what councillors say at meetings in the discharge of their duties. [Note that a copy of the audio recording may be requested.] Decisions are readily available via the Council minutes.
The AlburyCity website is well run, and usually up to date. Many Council updates seem to happen late in the week. However, I have not detected nor been made aware of any general pattern. [At the time of writing this alburycity.nsw.gov.au needs a little work, but it is better than many others I could name! Moreover, AlburyCity does reply to messages. For an example of some poor internet communication, look carefully at ABC Goulburn Murray.]
The AlburyCity front page has a rotating series of illustrated special links - worth watching them through. Here is one of them:
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AlburyCity Website Content
1. Consider AlburyCity 'Public Exhibitions', as listed. All but one of these is current; the others do not have long to run:
Public Exhibitions
When information is placed on public exhibition, it means it is made available for you to read and examine.
It also means that you can provide comment to Council on draft proposals relating to policy changes, development applications and strategic plans that impact on our city.
Currently on exhibition
etc ....
Council staff and the councillors need YOUR comment.
2. Consider AlburyCity 'News'
'NEWS' has not yet reached 2012, but it will.
Footnote:
If any reader [clearly a user of the internet!] cannot locate available Council information via the AlburyCity website links, send me an email and I will see what I can do.
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