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A new community centre for Meadowbank is happening, now we are seeking community input into the internal fitout of the centre to help ensure that the final layout is suited to community needs. Please go online to www.akhaveyoursay.govt.nz... and provide your feedback before 30 September.
There … View moreA new community centre for Meadowbank is happening, now we are seeking community input into the internal fitout of the centre to help ensure that the final layout is suited to community needs. Please go online to www.akhaveyoursay.govt.nz... and provide your feedback before 30 September.
There is also an open day at the Meadowbank Centre THIS SATURDAY from 10am.
29 St Johns Road, Meadowbank. It would be great to see you there.
Orakei Local Board is celebrating all of the wonderful volunteers who give their time in so many ways, to make our communities beautiful, safe, friendly, fed, loved and a better place to live.
While the board know plenty of local volunteers, there are still many that they don't know and so … View moreOrakei Local Board is celebrating all of the wonderful volunteers who give their time in so many ways, to make our communities beautiful, safe, friendly, fed, loved and a better place to live.
While the board know plenty of local volunteers, there are still many that they don't know and so are asking YOU to tell them who else is out there. If you know someone who gives their time for our communities let the team know by emailing the details through to: orakeievents@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
Does Orakie Local Board need to update The Landings management plan? We are consulting on three options for the area, including following the 2013 plan. If you are connected to the area, work or play, swim or boat or simply have an opinion on the future of The Landing, then we want to hear from … View moreDoes Orakie Local Board need to update The Landings management plan? We are consulting on three options for the area, including following the 2013 plan. If you are connected to the area, work or play, swim or boat or simply have an opinion on the future of The Landing, then we want to hear from you.
Follow the link for more information and to have a say. The deadline for public feedback is 4th March 2022, so get online today!
Orakei Local Board is concerned that the proposed 3 Waters Reform will hamper/delay the important water quality work for Hobson Bay.
Please get online and support the councils proposed changes to the bill ensuring more local governance BEFORE 19 December.
What the reform means for Auckland?
The … View moreOrakei Local Board is concerned that the proposed 3 Waters Reform will hamper/delay the important water quality work for Hobson Bay.
Please get online and support the councils proposed changes to the bill ensuring more local governance BEFORE 19 December.
What the reform means for Auckland?
The relationship between Auckland Council and the new entity will be more distant than it currently is between council and Watercare.
Currently Watercare is accountable to Aucklanders, through the elected members on Auckland Council's Governing Body.
Auckland Council appoints Watercare’s board of directors, and the law requires Watercare to comply with Auckland Council’s long-term plans and strategic direction.
In addition, the councillors approve Watercare’s Statement of Intent. A Statement of Intent is an organisation’s work programme and priorities for the next three years.
Follow the link for more information and direct links to have a say. akhaveyoursay.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz...
Notice to the Kohimarama community: Council officers have conducted a comprehensive health & safety assessment of the unauthorised bike track at Madills Farm Recreation Reserve, the results clearly show unacceptable levels of risk for both users of the track and visitors to the reserve, as a … View moreNotice to the Kohimarama community: Council officers have conducted a comprehensive health & safety assessment of the unauthorised bike track at Madills Farm Recreation Reserve, the results clearly show unacceptable levels of risk for both users of the track and visitors to the reserve, as a result the track needs to be removed. Whilst we understand that the track has been a great respite for children and parents during lockdown, we cannot overlook the health & safety assessment, damage to the reserve or concerning levels of antisocial behaviour at the site. In the new year we will work with the community on how to increase/improve bike activity opportunities. We request that Madills Farm is now left to regrow and recover. Any materials at the track site which owners want to pick-up, should be removed before Monday 6 December.
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