Port Stephens Council has been ordered to move 2000 tonnes of contaminated soil

By Joanne McCarthy
Updated February 18 2016 - 6:12pm, first published 6:00pm
Costly: Port Stephens Councillor Geoff Dingle and Salt Ash Pony Club president Lisa Gregory on 2000 tonnes of soil dumped at Alexander Park on the direction of Port Stephens mayor Bruce MacKenzie. It must be removed.
Costly: Port Stephens Councillor Geoff Dingle and Salt Ash Pony Club president Lisa Gregory on 2000 tonnes of soil dumped at Alexander Park on the direction of Port Stephens mayor Bruce MacKenzie. It must be removed.

THE state’s environmental watchdog has ordered Port Stephens Council to remove 2000 tonnes of contaminated building waste dumped at a council-owned Salt Ash equestrian park on the direction of mayor Bruce MacKenzie.

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