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🚧TRAFFIC ALERT🚧
There will be a temporary full road closure of Pacific Parade (between Lang Street and Musgrave Street) Bilinga to facilitate a crane dismantle. Local traffic access will be maintained.
The closure will be in place for next Monday 27 July (with contingency dates 28/07-31/07) for one day from 6.30am to 6.30pm (weather permitting).
Change room extension, Kropp Park (TUGUN)
Construction of the change room extension to the existing amenities block at Kropp Park, Tugun is scheduled to commence on site next Wednesday 29 July 2020 with anticipated completion mid-October (weather permitting).
Signage will be installed on site notifying the public of construction works. The existing amenities will remain open to the public and operational during the construction period.
SECURE DISPOSAL DAY – 1 August 2020
The Gold Coast District Neighbourhood Watch is running a secure disposal day on Saturday, 1 August 2020, at Robina Town Centre between 9am and 12 noon with access to the site adjacent to Event Cinemas off Collyer Quays..
This day is an opportunity for all Gold Coast residents to dispose of paper-based documents which they may not wish to put in their recycling bin, or which would take hours to put through their shredder, all at the cost of a gold coin donation. The day is conducted in partnership with the Gold Coast City Council, Shred-X – the company which holds the secure disposal contract with the Council – and with the Robina Town Centre. Material such as meeting minutes, taxation records, property purchase information, photographs, legal documents, personal correspondence – anything paper based. The only requirement is to remove bulldog clips and to take all material from lever arch files.
Manilla folders, staples and paper clips are all okay. All material will be held in securely locked bins and recycled through the Shred-X disposal facility in Ormeau. All COVID-19 precautions will be in place, and Queensland Health has given us approval to conduct the event again. There is no limit on the volume.
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