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Proposed land purchase for future sports and recreational facilities in Mangawhai
Kaipara District Council is considering the purchase of a 5.8 hectare block of land in Mangawhai Village for future use as public sporting and recreational facilities, and want to know what you think.
The cost to purchase the land will be up to $5.9 million. The purchase will not impact rates, as we are proposing to use the current pool of reserve contributions to buy the land.
Mangawhai is growing fast, and finding flat, centrally located land is becoming increasingly difficult, but we now have an opportunity to secure land for future public sporting and recreational facilities.
To find out more, and to have your say complete the online form or drop into the Kaipara District Council office in Mangawhai to pick up a feedback form.
Feedback closes 5pm Monday 5 September.
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District Plan Review - Exposure Draft
We are reviewing and updating our current District Plan – looking ahead to the next 10 to 15 years. The Kaipara District Plan is the ‘rule book’, which is applied to manage development, activities and the environment within the district. Its purpose is to protect our environment, historical heritage and cultural tāonga for future generations, through sustainable resource management, while supporting our communities to live and grow.
The District Plan influences the future shape and feel of our District, which is why it’s important for Kaipara communities to be informed and get involved.
Read more about the District Plan Review.
Consultation closes 5pm on Friday 16 September.
Community Panel nominations
Ruawai Adaptive Pathways Community Panel
If you are passionate about Ruawai and its future, the newly created Ruawai Adaptive Pathways Community Panel is looking for members just like you!
The panel will be the voice for the Ruawai community, participating in decision making about Ruawai’s response to the changing climate. If you, or someone you know, are interested in becoming a Community Panel member you can find out more and nominate someone you think can contribute.
Nominations close Friday 26 August 2022.
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