The meeting of Central Darling Shire Council for March was highly productive.

Central Darling Shire Council is undertaking a process to classify certain properties as operational land in accordance with the Local Government Act 1993.

The council has resolved to give public notice of this proposed resolution, allowing for a period of not less than 28 days for submissions from the public.

Following the closure of submissions, a further report will be presented to the council to consider the classification of the listed properties as operational land.

Central Darling Council Strategizes on Climate Change Risks to Community Assets

The strategic risk of climate change was brought to the attention of Central Darling Shire Council, highlighting the importance of considering the council's ability to protect and preserve community assets against climate-related risks.

This consideration aims not only to benefit the community but also to potentially avoid future expenses related to insurance and public liability claims.

The council acknowledged the challenge of redistributing funding to build resilience while potentially undertaking less other work.

The report on this matter was received and noted.

Independent Valuation Sought for Land Purchase from Maarri Ma Health Aboriginal Corporation

Central Darling Shire Council is moving forward with a potential land purchase from the Maarri Ma Health Aboriginal Corporation at Manindi.

The council has resolved to seek an independent valuation for the land.

The General Manager will report back to the council on this valuation, including the costs associated with making the existing housing suitable and compliant for tenants, for further consideration on whether to proceed with the sale.

The next ordinary council meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 30, at the council chambers in Wilcannia.