Reserves and Environment Subcommittee 9 July 2020

Discussion topics

Racecourse Master Plan

The subcommittee received a verbal update from Simon Bastion, Chief Executive.

A discussion document will be developed with the intention to undertake a Special Consultative Process with the public in the lead up to the Long Term Plan 2021 – 31. Need to be aware that what happens with the Racecourse may affect other parcels of land in the area.

Town Centre Plan

There are no current water shutdown notices.

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8 July 2020

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Council ready to dig in for shovel ready projects

Tuesday’s rubbish collection service for

has been delayed which means the bins will be collected later than usual, if your bin is not collected today please leave it out for collection on Wednesday 08/07/2020.

NOTICE OF INAUGURAL MEETING

Pursuant to Section 46 of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987, public notice is hereby given of the following meeting to be held in the Council Chambers, 36 Weld Street, Hokitika and via Zoom:

2 July 2020

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
 

Hokitika Swimming Pool reopening delayed

Hokitika Swimming Pool users will have to wait a little while longer to start using the pool again following the annual shut-down for maintenance and the Covid-19 lockdown.

30 June 2020

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
 

Annual Plan adopted with no rate increase

Summary of the Extraordinary Council Meeting, 30 June 2020

PŪRONGO KAIMAHI STAFF REPORTS

Rating Policy 2020-21

Lesley Crichton, Group Manager: Corporate Services spoke to the report. Council adopted the Rating Policy 2020/2021.

Adoption of draft Annual Plan 2020-21

Emma Rae, Strategy and Communications Advisor and Lesley Crichton, Group Manager Corporate Services spoke to the report.

Council adopted the Annual Plan with no changes.

Rates Resolution 2020-2021

29 June 2020

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Thieves put cycle trail users at risk

An unusual theft has occurred on the West Coast Wilderness Cycle Trail south of Ruatapu. After a report from the public, an inspection found that stainless steel fixings from the Rocky Creek and Camp Creek Cycle Trail bridges have been taken. Along with the bolts, washers and nuts, six lengths of safety barrier timber have also been removed from the Ross end of Camp Creek bridge.