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WE NEED TO TALK
Me kōrero ngātahi tātou
WE NEED TO TALK
Me kōrero ngātahi tātou
Wharekawa Coast 2120 – looking ahead
We need to talk about developing a community led plan for the Wharekawa Coast.
The Local Alcohol Policy review is now completed. Council adopted the Local Alcohol Policy, which comes into force on 12 September 2022.
We’ve reviewed the rules and permitting system for moving stock in our district on roads that we control, and we’ve revoked the ex-Franklin Livestock on Roads Bylaw. Submissions have been considered by the Council and you can read a summary of the Council decisions.
We’ve reviewed the speed limits in the district and developed a speed management plan, including some traffic calming work, to keep people on our roads safe.
We’ve reviewed our rules for parking and traffic in our district on roads that we control. Submissions have been considered by the Council and you can read a summary of the Council decisions.
Written submissions on our draft Reserve Management Plan are now closed. Submissions are now in the process of being collated
We’ve reviewed the bylaw to bring it in line with our recently published plan and goals for reducing waste: No Time to Waste Tiakina a Papa! Mimiti te Para! (our Waste Management and Minimisation Plan). Submissions have been considered by the Council and you can read a summary of the Council decisions.
Consultation on our draft Annual Plan for the 2022/23 year has now closed.
Our 2022/23 Annual Plan is operative from 1 July 2022.
We asked for your feedback on our action plan to manage and reduce waste in the District. We’ve now made decisions on our planned actions, and the way the kerbside collection will look from 2023.
At the Council meeting on 23 February 2022, the Council adopted the Manaaki Toiora Strategy.
Waste Management NZ Limited has lodged a resource consent application with Hauraki District Council and Waikato Regional Council for further landfill development in Tirohia. The applications will be processed jointly by the two Councils.
