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Crighton: Mudgee village down but not out
Jul 12 2010
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The Weekly Source

Despite continuing issues with drainage, Crighton Properties is still confident that they will get the go ahead for their proposed $72 million village. Until all drainage issues are resolved, Crighton has asked Council for permission to begin to build the first 95 dwellings that don’t have issues with drainage

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