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The Fencing of Swimming Pools Act was introduced to protect young children from the danger of drowning.
The Council has 112 units in Kaiapoi, Oxford, Rangiora and Woodend for people over 60 with limited means.
You can share your views about the Council's plans and projects by making a submission.
The Waimakariri District Council is one of the largest employers in the Waimakariri District and has become an employer of choice.
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Waimakariri District Council proudly launched Social Recovery 101 last night at a special event in Pines Beach Community Hall. This is a guide for local social recovery based on the experiences of a wide range of people working in our communities after the 2010 Greater Christchurch earthquakes.
How do you want the new reserves in the Kaiapoi Regeneration Areas to look and feel? The draft Reserves Master Plan seeks to create a connected and vibrant Kaiapoi, to bring nature back, to provide space for sport and recreation.
The Board had a lively discussion on the hot topic of proposed speed limit reductions on Rangiora Woodend Road at their meeting on Monday evening. The Board agreed with the report from the Senior Transport Engineer and recommended that the Council move forward and consult on the proposals.
Oxford Ohoka Community Board had a varied agenda to consider last Thursday evening with everything from cattle stop installation to speed limit reviews. The Board were also delighted to be able to support two great community initiatives at their latest meeting.
TimeBank Waimakariri will be celebrating gaining the recent incorporation status at a launch and general meeting in the Rangiora Town Hall on Thursday 13 September, 7pm. The Steering group will share their vision for the development of a local TimeBank, outlining the achievements so far and the upcoming pilot.
A lot of Waimakariri residents love to recycle and many are doing a really great job. However on a frosty winter’s morning, a waste audit on randomly selected bins showed that there may be some confusion around the types of plastics that can be accepted at kerbside.
Unusually mild weather and a high demand for timber means that our forestry contractors are plowing through the harvest ahead of schedule. This means that we have an opportunity to push on in areas previously identified for harvest in 2019.
Traffic is flowing in all directions again following completion of the new roundabout at the Williams Street, Smith Street and Beach Road intersection.
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