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Heritage survey moves forward

HISTORY: District Council of Grant director environmental services Leith McEvoy, mayor Kylie Boston and manager development services John Best presenting the Draft Local Heritage Framework Study. (Supplied)
Charlotte Varcoe

CONSULTATION on the District Council of Grant’s latest framework study has concluded with successful feedback. The Draft Thematic Heritage Framework […]

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