Bligh changes rules to fast-track non-State schools approvals
Source: Queensland. Premier and Minister for the Arts and Minister for Infrastructure and Planning. Media Release
"Cabinet has amended State planning regulations allowing Queensland’s more than 460 non-State schools to fast-track the delivery of projects worth over $700 million, funded under the Federal Government’s $14.7 billion schools stimulus package. “The change now means that non-State schools will not have to go through the usual local government approval processes for new buildings on their schools sites,” said the Premier."
Wednesday, May 06, 2009
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Labels: Education and training, Infrastructure, Urban Planning
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