More time and eligibility was granted to the number one manufacturers affected by the 2019-2020 wildfires to apply for the $75,000 special crisis subsidy. Small businesses also had more time to seek help, with longer delays in subsidies and loans for forest fire recovery.
Hawkesbury City Council encourages number one manufacturers and small businesses affected by forest fires to succeed and contact the Rural Assistance Authority through www.raa.nsw.gov.au to see if they are eligible rather than self-assessed.
Hawkesbury Mayor Barry Calvert’s councillor welcomed the adjustments and resolution to extend the application until 15 December 2020.
“The length of time recognizes that while these subsidies have been granted, many number one manufacturers have suffered droughts, wildfires and now COVID-19, and that farmers and small businesses therefore want more time to make a claim,” the mayor said. Calvert.
“This resolution underscores the understanding through federal and state agencies that the path of recovery is another for all and that some may not have made as much progress as others.
“The $75,000 special crisis grant has been essential to keep farmers on land and local regional economies, so it’s vital that each and every eligible farmer get the most out of it, so please touch a Rural Assistance Authority official or Hawkesbury City Council. Fix »
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