Saturday's 23 event Speedway meeting in Goulburn will see two of the top drivers in Australia.

 

The Bloor Rail 5,000 to win Super Sedan Classic has attracted Australian number one, Callum Harper from Tasmania and Queensland's top driver, Matt Pascoe.

 

Goulburn father and son team, Paul and Kurt Kranitis will represent their home town in the super sedan competition.

 

This meeting is seen as a stepping stone to the Australian titles at Moama in Victoria.

 

The Goulburn meeting on Saturday night will also see Formula 500s, Production and Junior sedans and Legend cars.

 

Gates open at 2pm and racing starts at 4.

There was a productive meeting of Goulburn's Lilac City Festival committee last night but president, Carol James is remaining open to more formative ideas.

 

From last night there was interest in reviving the festival parade, a ball and there'll also be the garden competition.

 

Carol James says new ideas are being explored but one essential is for colour in Goulburn's Belmore park.

 

There has been formal adoption of a Voluntary Planning Agreement and Land Dedication Policy by the Goulburn Mulwaree Council.

 

The draft was publicly exhibited throughout January and early February, attracting just one submission.

 

The provision of public amenities and public services is just one area where planning agreements could work.

 

Goulburn Mulwaree General Manager, Warrick Bennett says the new policy will afford the development of better amenity in the local government area.