Bayside Council seeks $17 million from the State Government for ongoing merger costs

By Jim Gainsford
Updated February 19 2018 - 2:21pm, first published February 17 2018 - 6:00am
Seeking recompense: Bayside Council Mayor Bill Saravinovski said the costs of implementing the merger will far exceed the funding provided by the State Government. Picture: Chris Lane
Seeking recompense: Bayside Council Mayor Bill Saravinovski said the costs of implementing the merger will far exceed the funding provided by the State Government. Picture: Chris Lane

Bayside Council will seek a $17 million contribution from the State Government to recompense ratepayers for costs related from the misappropriation of funds by employees of the former Botany Bay Council.

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