Spend more on roads : auditor
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Penrith Council has been warned it must spend $121 million on the city's infrastructure in the next five years to bring it up to an acceptable standard - The wake-up call came from auditor Dennis Banicevic who presented council's financial statement lat Monday night - While council is a sound financial position, he said it was important infrastructure such as roads and paving were not neglected - Mayor Greg Davies said council was looking at increasing its expenditure to $13 million a year, still $10 million short of the requirement - Asset manager David Burns said council was looking at ways it could finance the costs.
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Penrith Press, 1 October 2002, page 2.
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Penrith Press (microfilm) Penrith Press, 1 October 2002, page 2.
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Newspaper Index, article
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Penrith Press (Microfilm)
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English
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196570