Representatives from Parkes Energy Recovery want to reassure the community their voices will be heard during this week's community drop-in sessions.
A consortium led by Tribe Infrastructure Group is delivering the Parkes Energy Recovery, a proposed Energy from Waste facility to be located within the Parkes Special Activation Precinct.
The news has been met with uneasy feelings from many residents in Parkes since it was announced on 24 March.
Parkes Energy Recovery wants to encourage and remind residents to attend their community drop-in sessions at the Cooke Park Pavilion that begin 10 April, from 8am to 5pm and run until Saturday, 12 April.
These sessions will be run by Parkes Energy Recovery, with representatives from the Regional Growth Development Corporation NSW and air quality and human health specialists in attendance to answer questions and provide detailed information on the technology, operations and process of the proposed facility.
Latest Stories
Feedback gathered will form part of the approval process and provide an important opportunity for community members to gather more information on what is being proposed.
"Parkes Energy Recovery is committed to understanding community feedback and ensuring your voice is heard," representatives said.
If you are unable to attend these sessions, anyone with questions can reach out to the project at any time by emailing info@parkesenergy.com.au or calling (02) 8405 7915.
0 comment
JOIN THE CONVERSATION
Read and post comments with a
digital subscription.