The local council of N. Manadhoo invited bids for five 1,000 square feet plots west of Dhoonikoshi Magu to be leased for 10 years for livestock farming, with bidding starting at MVR 0.80 per square feet. Proposals must be submitted to the council office by 01:00 pm on November 12, and livestock is limited to goat, cow, rabbit, duck and chicken.
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The local council of N. Manadhoo on Thursday invited bids for large plots of land from the island for livestock farming.
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Interested parties have been asked to submit their proposals, including a detailed plan of what they plan to do at the land, to the council office at 01:00 pm on November 12.
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According to the council, five 1,000 square feet plots to the west of Dhoonikoshi Magu are available for cattle farming.
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Bidding starts at MVR 0.80 per square feet.
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The plots are being leased for 10 years.
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Council states that 50 percent of the points will depend on the proposed price, 25 percent on the proposal, and the remaining 25 percent on proposed corporate social responsibility initiatives.
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Council states that 50 percent of the points will depend on the proposed price, 25 percent on the proposal, and the remaining 25 percent on proposed corporate social responsibility initiatives.
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Council states that 50 percent of the points will depend on the proposed price, 25 percent on the proposal, and the remaining 25 percent on proposed corporate social responsibility initiatives.
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