What future for deteriorating bridge?

Updated January 17 2014 - 8:52am, first published 12:00am
Greater Taree City Council mayor, Paul Hogan (fifth from right) stands with the community of people from the Moto area who want the federal government to reinstate funding to get Dickenson's Creek Bridge replaced.
Greater Taree City Council mayor, Paul Hogan (fifth from right) stands with the community of people from the Moto area who want the federal government to reinstate funding to get Dickenson's Creek Bridge replaced.
Long detours are forced on drivers of trucks that need to access the community of Moto and surrounding farming lands.
Long detours are forced on drivers of trucks that need to access the community of Moto and surrounding farming lands.

DICKENSONS Creek Bridge is one of more than 100 ageing timber bridges that Greater Taree City Council is tasked to keep at a safe standard for community use.

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