The Kyogle Council will be undertaking significant renewal works around the Kyogle local government area in NSW.
The project, which is expected to take six months to complete, is in line with council’s Asset Management Strategy which aims to eliminate council’s sewer renewal backlog by 2023.
The works include:
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