Tamworth council has passed an amended hydro motion and backed an entertainment precinct trial. The decision comes after a debate around the first item covered at Tuesday's council meeting. Cr Mark Rodda's motion was amended by Cr Jeff Budd, who removed point II, which called for the council to oppose hydro-electric proposals reliant on water sourced from Dungowan Dam. Mayor Russell Webb said it was made abundantly clear to the government last year that the pumped hydro proponents would not have access to the town's water supply. The mayor cited a letter sent to the state government from council stating that was the position. The council's decision to back the entertainment precinct trial is seen as a positive move for the local community. The precinct is expected to bring in new businesses and create jobs. The council's decision is a step in the right direction for the local economy. The entertainment precinct trial is set to begin soon, and the council's support is expected to be a major boost. The council's decision to back the entertainment precinct trial is a testament to their commitment to the local community. The council's support is expected to bring in new businesses and create jobs. The entertainment precinct trial is a major development for the local community, and the council's support is a major boost. The council's decision to back the entertainment precinct trial is a positive move for the local community. The precinct is expected to bring in new businesses and create jobs. The council's decision is a step in the right direction for the local economy.