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Victorian Leaders Propose New Zealand Levy Model for Truck Wash Funding

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Victorian leaders have proposed a plan to fund a $8 million truck wash facility in western Melbourne, intended to maintain the cleanliness of livestock carriers. The proposal suggests that Melbourne ratepayers could contribute to the facility, potentially by adopting a levy model similar to New Zealand's system, which charges $1 per urban rates notice and $10 per rural rates notice for effluent disposal. The government and industry were asked to identify funding sources and develop a grant-based approach for the new and upgraded sites.

From stockandland.com.au

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The proposal addresses the need for improved biosecurity and facility upgrades for the livestock transport industry. By suggesting a levy on rates bills, the plan proposes a new funding mechanism that could impact the operational costs and financial obligations of ratepayers in Melbourne.

From stockandland.com.au

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  • MelbourneThe location of the proposed $8 million truck wash facility.

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