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This week, Ōpōtiki District Council has shared early concept drawings of the Harbour Wharf Masterplan for feedback.
Construction in Ōpōtiki of one of the largest pieces of non-roading infrastructure seen in New Zealand in decades has now reached the halfway mark.
Some project milestones come in very large packages and the huge Liebherr crane which has been purchased to work on the Ōpōtiki Harbour entrance has certainly turned a lot of heads.
The growing stockpile is clear reminder of progress on the multi-million dollar project to build a navigable harbour entrance.
There's a lot for the community to think about coming up to the local government elections this year.
This time Mayor Lyn shines a light on a few of the interesting roles that councillors in Ōpōtiki have.
A message and update from Ōpōtiki Mayor Lyn Riesterer.
A message and update from Ōpōtiki Mayor Lyn Riesterer.
Richard and Church Street intersection sealed in the past week and Council GM Engineering and Services thanks residents, businesses, and the rest of the community for their patience as works continue.
Council selling parcel of land on corner of Wellington and Union Streets to Kāinga Ora reiterates organisations’ are committed to increasing the supply of housing for whānau most in need of a home.
Ōpōtiki District Council’s pre-election report is available now and highlights the big projects and key challenges for the district and supports our local democratic processes.
Council provides feedback to Select Committee on Water Services Entities Bill, with support from Whakatōhea, Te Whānau-ā-Apanui and Ngai Tai, voicing opposition on behalf of the Ōpōtiki community.
Richard and Church Street intersection sealed in the past week and Council GM Engineering and Services thanks residents, businesses, and the rest of the community for their patience as works continue.
Council selling parcel of land on corner of Wellington and Union Streets to Kāinga Ora reiterates organisations’ are committed to increasing the supply of housing for whānau most in need of a home.
Ōpōtiki District Council’s pre-election report is available now and highlights the big projects and key challenges for the district and supports our local democratic processes.
Te Tāhuhu o Te Rangi plays a pivotal role in meeting / addressing the varying needs of the Ōpōtiki community.