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Dubbo Regional Council Reviews Construction Certificate for Maas Hotel Project

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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Dubbo Regional Council is currently reviewing a construction certificate application related to the Maas hotel project. The $5 million plan involves constructing a 50-room hotel with amenities such as a bar, casual sitting areas, and a gym. The council is scheduled to issue its judgment on the crucial application in late October 2026.

From dailyliberal.com.au

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The project is situated in Dubbo and involves the potential demolition of the former Salvation Army Citadel building, which is heritage-listed. The council's decision will determine if the work can commence on the site.

The council had previously rejected a development plan involving the hotel project, and an appeal regarding that plan was heard by a commissioner.

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