Long-standing court orders placed upon NSW government-run corporation Reflections, appear to be not fulfilled.
The Echo reported in December last year that it had yet to fulfil court orders around its management of the Terrace Holiday Park in Brunswick Heads, after it took Council to court over a deemed refusal.
No time frame for fulfilling the court orders was provided by either party at the time.
Residents in the area had campaigned for decades over encroaching riverbank boundaries, and accused the corporation of killing off protected cypress pine trees.
A Reflections spokesperson was asked on Friday if they had fulfilled its court orders, ‘and if not, why and does Reflections have a time frame for when it expects to?’
The spokesperson replied they were unable to make the 10am Monday deadline, ‘but will work to get a response to you early next week’.
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