HAVE YOUR SAY: Cessnock Council rate rise will go towards roads renewal

Updated June 11 2014 - 9:01am, first published 4:23pm
POOR STATE: The intersection of Mitchell Avenue and Railway Parade at Kurri is just one example of a Cessnock road that is in desparate need of repair.
POOR STATE: The intersection of Mitchell Avenue and Railway Parade at Kurri is just one example of a Cessnock road that is in desparate need of repair.

The average Cessnock ratepayer will pay an extra $39 per year after the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) approved Cessnock City Council’s special rate variation application for 2014-15.

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