This month’s meeting of Clarence Valley Council endorsed the following funding allocations from the Lower Clarence and Clarence Sports Committees:
- $3,530.90 to Coutts Crossing Croquet Club for restoration of croquet playing surface at Wajard Park;
- $1,000.00 to Junction Hill Tennis Club for drainage works to Junction Hill tennis courts;
- $2,423.00 to Lawrence Golf and Sports Club for topdressing, drainage and access to croquet courts at Lawrence Sportsground;
- $2,490.35 to Big River Sailing Club for riverbank stabilisation at Big River Sailing Club;
- $1,011.82 to Yamba Football Club for facilities at Ngayundi Yamba Sports Complex.
Membership nominations to join the Clarence Sports Committee were also endorsed for Bush n Beach Orienteering and Big River Canoe Club.
Council also approved $15,657.80 in donations under the 2022/23 Community Initiatives Program – Round 2:
- Clarence Valley Filipino Australian Community Club – $1,000
- Clarence Valley Sports Awards Committee – $3,000
- Copmanhurst PreSchool – $1,899.90
- CWA of NSW Grafton Branch – $980
- Elevation Church Yamba – $117.90
- Glenreagh Memorial Museum – $2,000
- McAuley Catholic College – $100
- Rocky Mouth Productions – $2,500
- Rotary Club of Maclean – $2,000
- Port of Yamba Historical Society – $930
- Woombah Residents Association – $1,130
Meanwhile, Council was successful in obtaining grants for under the Sport Infrastructure Recovery Fund – Round One: 2022 Sport Priority Needs Program for the following projects:
- Rushforth Park Field Improvements – $499,796
- Barnier Park Field Improvements – $384,935
- Yamba Sports Complex, Rugby League Field Improvements – $100,596
- Hawthorne Park Arena One and Drainage Improvements – $283,798
Source: CVC Communications