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(Postponed due to Covid-19) Eastbourne Community Board Virtual Walkaround

The Board members and council officers normally travel around the Bays and discuss local issues and ideas with residents. This year with Covid-19 restrictions this may be done online instead. Each Bay's residents will be given a specific time slot to meet the board online and discuss their particular areas of interest and concern. They will be invited to submit these where possible ahead of time to allow any necessary research to be done by council officers.

OSPRI Southern Remutaka aerial operation webinars

If you’ve got questions about an upcoming aerial operation in the Southern Remutaka area, register for one of our webinars. Wednesday 16 March 2022 - Sunday 20 March 2022 Join one of our webinars if you’d like to discuss an upcoming aerial operation for possum control in the Southern Remutaka area. The aim of 1080 aerial operations is to manage and eventually eradicate bovine tuberculosis (TB) from our farmed cattle and deer, and wild animal populations. The aerial operation in Southern Remutaka will cover 13,349 hectares, and is planned to take place in May 2022, weather-dependent. Find out more about the operation using the link below. Southern

Book your place in a WREMO Community Workshop

Online

WREMO runs a number of community workshops aimed to help individuals, businesses, communities and schools be more prepared for emergencies. Follow the links to understand more about our workshops: Learn more about our Household Earthquake Planning Sessions Learn more about Business Continuity Planning Workshops Learn more about Schools Emergency Planning Workshops Learn more about Earthquake Drills and Planning Workshops

HCC – Integrated Transport Strategy survey (closes 5pm 12 April)

The Integrated Transport Strategy outlines our vision, and strategic direction for responding to Lower Hutt’s growing transport challenges. It outlines an integrated approach to delivering land use planning, transport planning, investment and encouraging behaviour change within Lower Hutt. Have your say on the Intergrated Transport Strategy   

HCC – Three Waters Reform (survey closes 5pm Wednesday 13 April 2022

As you might be aware, the Government is proposing to reform how three waters services are managed and delivered across Aotearoa New Zealand. Currently, these services – drinking water, waste water, and storm water – are delivered by 67 councils, and the Government is proposing to consolidate these services under 4 publicly-owned entities instead. We all need reliable access to safe drinking water, and we also have a responsibility to look after our environment. These reforms have been proposed following the death of four people in Havelock North in 2016, where 35 people were also hospitalised and many more fell ill after consuming contaminated water. Analysis by the government suggests

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