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Council Waives 2021 Winter Sports User Fees to Support Local Sports Groups
The decision was made yesterday under Joint Delegation by Mayor Mark Greenhill and Blue Mountains City Council CEO, Rosemary Dillion.
The move will result in an estimated $45,000 saving for local sports groups.
Blue Mountains City Council previously decided to waive the sports user fees for the 2020 Winter season and the 2020/21 Summer season in recognition of how the last bushfire season and COVID-19 shutdowns had limited the ability of local sports groups to generate income.
Mayor Mark Greenhill said “The pandemic has led to many members of our community becoming increasingly social isolated.
We recognise what a pivotal role community sport plays in allowing the people to reconnect, and what difficult times our community is continuing to go through.
For this reason we will continue to waiver sports user fees this winter.”
Photo: Mayor Mark Greenhill at Glenbrook Oval
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