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2. Cumberland Community Improvement District - Wikipedia

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   Commercial property owners within the Cumberland area fund the Cumberland CID by paying an additional five mils of property taxes. [5] [6] Cobb County collects the taxes and distributes those funds to the CID, which in turn provides funding to start the necessary planning process for roads, streetscapes, trails and other infrastructure ...

3. Cobb & Co - Wikipedia

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   Rhoden's Halfway House, Old Gippstown, built in 1863 at Pakenham for the Cobb & Co Gippsland route The original Cobb & Co was established in Melbourne in 1853 at the height of the excitement created by the Victorian goldrushes by four newly arrived Americans – Freeman Cobb, John Murray Peck, James Swanton and John B. Lamber.

4. Coombing Park - Wikipedia

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   This was some 20 years after the property had been purchased in 1881 by the Cobb & Co coaching company and occupied by a partner of the Cobb & Co firm, a Mr William Franklin Whitney. Whitney's descendants still own and live on the property. It retains much Cobb & Co memorabilia. Iron ore quarry at Coombing Park, c.1923.

5. Mixed reaction as 500+ apartments proposed for long-vacant ...

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   Dec. 18—AUSTELL — The South Cobb Redevelopment Authority unveiled plans this week to build 557 affordable housing units at the site formerly occupied by the blighted Magnolia Crossing ...

6. Cobb and Co - Wikipedia

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7. Corduroy Road Ruin Historic Site - Wikipedia

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   As Cobb & Co expanded their coaching routes across New South Wales the company obtained a growing number of mail contracts. Between 1874 and 1880 they established twice-weekly mail services linking Gilgandra to Dubbo and a service from Gulgong to Gilgandra via Cobbora and Mendooran then on to Curban, Gulargambone and Coonamble. [ 8 ]