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Singleton Council formally objects to Elderslie quarry, forcing IPC assessment

Council said 1,000,000 tonnes of quarry output a year could strain local roads and complicate the approved Hunter Gas Pipeline.

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Singleton Council voted against the 1,000,000 tonne Bluestone Hardrock Quarry plan. Discover community concerns and tight deadlines pushing the IPC review.

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Singleton Council formally objects to Elderslie quarry, forcing IPC assessment

Singleton Council voted against the 1,000,000 tonne Bluestone Hardrock Quarry plan. Discover community concerns and tight deadlines pushing the IPC review.

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