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Responsible Dog Ownership and Animal Control
Dog Registrations are being sent out this week. *Payment opens on 1 July till 31 July, it is best to pay early as a penalty fee will apply from 1 August. *You can register your dog online or find out more information by clicking this link.[/our-services/animal-control/] A dog is a lifelong commitment and being a good dog owner means taking care of all their needs such as:
Read MoreNCTIR Canopy Project Update - Night works wrapping up
Work on the rockfall canopy south of Kaikōura is in its final stages with all night closures ending after Thursday 10 June. Daytime delays are continuing for a couple more weeks with set times to clear traffic.
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Earth-quake prone priority buildings
New Zealand is more prone to earthquakes than some other parts of the world. In recent years earthquake events have led to a review by Government of how we can best manage and lower the risk to public safety that is currently posed by certain buildings if an earthquake were to occur.
Read MoreFrom the Mayor
The Council’s Draft Long-Term Plan (LTP) 2021–2031 is now out for public consultation. You can view the Consultation Document online through the Council website or drop into the Council office or library to take a look.
Read MoreBusiness Case for South Bay Marina Development reaches next stage
The Kaikōura Marine Development Programme (KMDP) funded by the Provincial Growth Fund (PGF) is asking for community feedback to incorporate into the business case for a South Bay Harbour/Marina Development. Project Lead Chris Sturgeon said, “It’s exciting to be moving on to the next stage, this is a fantastic opportunity to have your say on a development that could have long term benefits for Kaikōura.”
Read MoreDraft Long Term Plan - Community Hui
The Council’s Draft Long-Term Plan (LTP) 2021–2031 is now out for public consultation. You can view the Consultation Document here or drop into the Council office or library to take a look.
Read MoreMāori Ward
At a meeting on 19 May 2021 the Council resolved to not establish a Māori Ward for the 2022 triennial election but to continue to engage with Te Rūnanga o Kaikōura as Papatipu Rūnanga and the wider community regarding the possibility of establishing a Māori ward as part of the next scheduled representation review to be completed for the 2025 triennial election.
Read MoreResponsible Dog Ownership and Animal Control
Dog Registrations are being sent out this week. *Payment opens on 1 July till 31 July, it is best to pay early as a penalty fee will apply from 1 August. *You can register your dog online or find out more information by clicking this link.[/our-services/animal-control/] A dog is a lifelong commitment and being a good dog owner means taking care of all their needs such as:
Read MoreNCTIR Canopy Project Update - Night works wrapping up
Work on the rockfall canopy south of Kaikōura is in its final stages with all night closures ending after Thursday 10 June. Daytime delays are continuing for a couple more weeks with set times to clear traffic.
Read More
Earth-quake prone priority buildings
New Zealand is more prone to earthquakes than some other parts of the world. In recent years earthquake events have led to a review by Government of how we can best manage and lower the risk to public safety that is currently posed by certain buildings if an earthquake were to occur.
Read MoreFrom the Mayor
The Council’s Draft Long-Term Plan (LTP) 2021–2031 is now out for public consultation. You can view the Consultation Document online through the Council website or drop into the Council office or library to take a look.
Read MoreBusiness Case for South Bay Marina Development reaches next stage
The Kaikōura Marine Development Programme (KMDP) funded by the Provincial Growth Fund (PGF) is asking for community feedback to incorporate into the business case for a South Bay Harbour/Marina Development. Project Lead Chris Sturgeon said, “It’s exciting to be moving on to the next stage, this is a fantastic opportunity to have your say on a development that could have long term benefits for Kaikōura.”
Read MoreDraft Long Term Plan - Community Hui
The Council’s Draft Long-Term Plan (LTP) 2021–2031 is now out for public consultation. You can view the Consultation Document here or drop into the Council office or library to take a look.
Read MoreMāori Ward
At a meeting on 19 May 2021 the Council resolved to not establish a Māori Ward for the 2022 triennial election but to continue to engage with Te Rūnanga o Kaikōura as Papatipu Rūnanga and the wider community regarding the possibility of establishing a Māori ward as part of the next scheduled representation review to be completed for the 2025 triennial election.
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