Grazing Licence Opportunity Glenellen
Tender Overview
About this tender
Greater Hume Council is inviting Expressions of Interest for a grazing licence opportunity on Crown land at Glenellen in NSW. The licenced area comprises Lot 192 and 205 DP 753342, located at the corner of Glenellen and Ortlipp Roads, with an area of approximately 1.6188 hectares. Interested livestock graziers able to manage and graze Crown land in the Greater Hume Shire region are invited to submit a proposal following the instructions in the information package.
Frequently asked questions
- The grazing licence is for Crown land at Lot 192 and 205 DP 753342, located at the corner of Glenellen and Ortlipp Roads in the Glenellen area. The total area is approximately 1.6188 hectares.
- Livestock graziers, including those grazing cattle and sheep, who are able to manage and graze Crown land in the Greater Hume Shire region of southern NSW are eligible to apply.
- Interested persons should submit a proposal by following the instructions contained in the information package, which includes the Expression of Interest – Grazing Licence over Crown Land and Expression of Interest Application – Licence over Crown Land documents. A copy of the information package can be requested by contacting Council on T: 02 6036 0100.
- Further enquiries can be directed to Barbara Campbell, Native Title Manager/Administration & Approvals Coordinator, at Greater Hume Council on T: 02 6036 0100. The location can be viewed on Google Maps.
- Greater Hume Council is administering this grazing licence opportunity for Crown land in the Glenellen area of NSW.
How to respond to this tender
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