15 July 2019 - Testing has shown the effluent spill risk of faecal contamination has passed.

Rug up and get ready to enjoy the wide range of wonderful winter activities coming to the Waimakariri District this July.

Finances dominated the table talk at last night’s Rangiora-Ashley Community Board meeting.

In preparation for the new financial year ahead, budgets were confirmed and general landscaping and discretionary grant funds were discussed.

With the new financial year now here Waimakariri Community Boards have renewed discretionary funds.

This Monday’s meeting of the Woodend Sefton Community Board was very much business as usual for the beginning of the financial year, reviewing budgets as well as considering funding applications and hearing updates from Council staff.

The forestry harvest along the coast between Pegasus and Waikuku will now continue through until the end of August. This is slightly longer than expected to allow some additional areas to be harvested for the safety of park users.

The Oxford-Ohoka Community Board met last week, and being the first meeting of the new financial year, verified general landscaping and discretionary grant fund budgets for the year ahead.

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