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Carranballac rec reserve rebuild funded after fire

Carranballac Cricket Club secured $1.72 million in insurance payout to rebuild its clubroom and hall destroyed in January's fire.

The community hub burned down on January 9. The community hub can finally be rebuilt after the insurance payout was confirmed this week.

The club's president Luke Jackson said relief swept through the community when the news came. Initial insurance offers underestimated the true value of the buildings.

Offers did not account for the kitchen and bathrooms, so negotiations took eight months. A single updated community facility will replace the 1950s clubroom and adjoined hall.

The club will play this season using marquees on the oval while reconstruction takes shape. It starts with a fundraiser hoedown on October 3.

Building work is aimed to finish ahead of next season.

1.72 million dollars
Insurance payout
January 9
Fire date
1
Affected properties
8 months
Negotiation period

Why it mattersThe payout clears the way for the community to rebuild after the fire, ending the uncertainty that delayed recovery.

AustraliaThe Carranballac community can now move forward with replacing a lost recreation hub that serves local sport and events in regional Victoria.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 8 d ago

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