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Community says no to Tumby Bay jetty levy

The community of Tumby Bay recently partook in a survey to see if they would accept a jetty levy, with 80 per cent voting no. PHOTO: CHARLOTTE MARTIN 401547_01
Charlotte Martin

The Tumby Bay community has voted with a resounding no to a jetty levy for the ongoing reparation and maintenance […]

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