FAMILY DRIVES BOOST

By Faye Wheeler
January 5 2013 - 4:30am
FAMILY DRIVES BOOST
FAMILY DRIVES BOOST
The $1.7 million service station in Erskine Street that made the fourth-highest contribution to the total value of approved development at Dubbo in 2012. (Photo: BELINDA SOOLE).
The $1.7 million service station in Erskine Street that made the fourth-highest contribution to the total value of approved development at Dubbo in 2012. (Photo: BELINDA SOOLE).
Horizons Village manager Sandra Jelbart at the $2.6 million fourth stage of the over-55s housing complex in Minore Road. It was the development with the second-highest value approved in 2012. 					      Photo: BELINDA SOOLE
Horizons Village manager Sandra Jelbart at the $2.6 million fourth stage of the over-55s housing complex in Minore Road. It was the development with the second-highest value approved in 2012. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE
John and Trish Kosseris in Macquarie Street after their plans for the $53.8 million Riviera Shopping Centre were approved. It had the greatest value of any of the 557 applications approved in 2012. (File photo).
John and Trish Kosseris in Macquarie Street after their plans for the $53.8 million Riviera Shopping Centre were approved. It had the greatest value of any of the 557 applications approved in 2012. (File photo).
A $2.1 million subdivision into 17 lots on Boundary Road - the next stage of Southgate Estate - was third on the list of highest value developments approved in 2012. (Photo: BELINDA SOOLE).
A $2.1 million subdivision into 17 lots on Boundary Road - the next stage of Southgate Estate - was third on the list of highest value developments approved in 2012. (Photo: BELINDA SOOLE).
FAMILY DRIVES BOOST
FAMILY DRIVES BOOST

A KEY result for Dubbo's economy went from dismal to dazzling in 2012 courtesy of one family's drive to build a shopping and accommodation complex.

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