Tuesday, 13 August 2024
Petitions
Cooba solar project
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Table of contents
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Bills
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Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine Bill 2024
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Second reading
- Michael O’BRIEN
- Nina TAYLOR
- Tim McCURDY
- Katie HALL
- Cindy McLEISH
- Josh BULL
- Emma KEALY
- Gary MAAS
- Brad ROWSWELL
- Kathleen MATTHEWS-WARD
- Jess WILSON
- John MULLAHY
- Jade BENHAM
- Michaela SETTLE
- Wayne FARNHAM
- Juliana ADDISON
- Martin CAMERON
- Iwan WALTERS
- Annabelle CLEELAND
- Sarah CONNOLLY
- Steve McGHIE
- Anthony CIANFLONE
- Pauline RICHARDS
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Bills
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Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine Bill 2024
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Second reading
- Michael O’BRIEN
- Nina TAYLOR
- Tim McCURDY
- Katie HALL
- Cindy McLEISH
- Josh BULL
- Emma KEALY
- Gary MAAS
- Brad ROWSWELL
- Kathleen MATTHEWS-WARD
- Jess WILSON
- John MULLAHY
- Jade BENHAM
- Michaela SETTLE
- Wayne FARNHAM
- Juliana ADDISON
- Martin CAMERON
- Iwan WALTERS
- Annabelle CLEELAND
- Sarah CONNOLLY
- Steve McGHIE
- Anthony CIANFLONE
- Pauline RICHARDS
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Petitions
Cooba solar project
Annabelle CLEELAND (Euroa) presented a petition bearing 1362 signatures:
Issue:
This petition of residents in Victoria draws to the attention of the Legislative Assembly the Cooba Solar Facility proposal for Colbinabbin, (Central Victoria). Those signing this petition are not against renewables, however are against the proposed location, being in the middle of the Heathcote Wine GI, on prime, highly arable agricultural land, on the eastern slope of the Mt Camel hill range. Colbinabbin, the town name derived from aboriginal meaning “the meeting of the black and red soils”, is renowned for it’s ancient Cambrian soil, and is not only a highly productive farming town, however highly sought-after grape growing country, and forms part of the popular Heathcote tourism mecca. The application also directly contradicts the Campaspe & State Planning Guidelines.
Action:
The petitioners therefore request that the Legislative Assembly call on the Government to reconsider the application of the Cooba Solar Facility, based on the location of the 665-hectare site with 740,000 eight-foot panels.
Ordered that petition be considered tomorrow.