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  1. Macedon Ranges Shire Council is facing planning issues, seeking input from former premier John Brumby, while producers complain about the slow and expensive permit process.

Council Review Raises Concerns Over Agricultural Viability in Macedon Ranges

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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A council review process is being conducted regarding agricultural land in the Macedon Ranges. The council stated the review aims to ensure that activities on agricultural land are consistent with primary production. James Walsh, chair of the Macedon Ranges Agricultural Alliance, expressed skepticism about the policy and the review's scope.

From stockandland.com.au

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The review is raising concerns among producers that the shire's plans may restrict legitimate farming activity and increase regulations. The shire currently charges 80 percent of the general residential rate for its 1000 agricultural properties.

Macedon Ranges Shire Council is currently facing planning issues and producers are complaining about the slow and expensive permit process.

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  • James WalshChair of the Macedon Ranges Agricultural Alliance, expressing concerns over the council's review.

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