Stop Montrose Quarry Expansion AGM

Published by Alex Makin on Tuesday 15th of August, 2006

Stop Montrose Quarry Expansion is a non-profit community organisation that was formed in 2004 in response to stop the continued expansion of the Boral Montrose Quarry. The expansion of the quarry would mean further adverse health, amenity and noise impacts to residents and businesses that are close proximity to the site.

I was invited to speak and conduct the formal proceedings for the group’s AGM where I spoke about my community involvement within the Public Transport Users Association (PTUA) as well my time as an elected councillor in prompting the use of the Health Act in relation to Southern Rocycling.

There is no greater reward that being able to empower a communityand I hope that STOP achieve great success over the next year.

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Alex Makin is a councillor for the Mullum Ward in the City of Maroondah. Alex has been a councillor since 2005, representing ratepayers, businesses, community groups and residents.

I aim to continue making a difference and welcome any thoughts you may have in regard to life, community and business in Maroondah.

Phone: (03) 9870 8202 or 0408 311 645
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