Businesses come on board for CDB tidy upKavinda Herath/Stuff Invercargill City Council city centre co-ordinator Kari Graber, left, and Invercargill's Michael Hill manager Sonya Chalmers are keen to touch up the Invercargill CBD in January as part of Rev Up. An Invercargill City Council initiative to spruce up business premises and verandahs in the central business district is gaining large support, Kari Graber says. Graber, the council's city centre co-ordinator, is adamant Invercargill can be as "beautiful" as other cities, like Melbourne. Streets involved in Rev Up are: from the YMCA building, in Tay St, to Dee St; from there to E Hayes & Sons in Dee St; Kelvin St, from Tay St to Don St; Esk St, from Kevin St to Dee St; Don St, from Kelvin St to Dee St. Graber said the areas targeted had high volumes of traffic and shoppers and needed a tidy up.

Source: Stuff December 10, 2017 03:48 UTC