Riversdale Beach Sewerage Scheme
Riversdale Newsletter no. 16
- July 2010 - 86kb .pdf file
Riversdale Newsletter no. 15
- June 2010 - 1.01mb .pdf file
Riversdale Beach Sewerage Scheme newsletter – March 2010
In this newsletter we introduce you to the team from CPG Consulting
Engineers, Council and Hopper Construction, who have been appointed to
construct a gravity reticulation system. Council has been very conscious of
the issue of affordability and, following consultation, proposes two payment
options of lump sums over two years; or payments over five or twenty years
through the rates. Most importantly, we want you to tell us by 14 May which
payment option you’d prefer. We remind you about the private costs of the
scheme. We include detail about the gravity reticulation system and the
exceptions where pumps will be required at low-lying properties, information
on the dewatering process and a detailed flow-chart showing what happens
next in the project.
Riversdale Newsletter no. 14
- March 2010 - 2.5mb .pdf file
Final Decision on
Riversdale Beach Sewerage Contract - 60kb .pdf file
Masterton District Council
Presentation to Public Meeting at Riversdale Beach Golf Club on Monday 25
January 2010 -
739kb .pdf file
Riversdale Beach Sewerage Scheme newsletter – December 2009
Five contractors have been
shortlisted and you can read about the selection process in this
newsletter. You will also find out about visits we will make to your
property over the holiday period to gather important information such as
where you wish to connect to the scheme. Subsidisation of the scheme’s
public costs and methods of payment are explained. You will also find
information about the private costs that may need to be met in order to
prepare your property for the scheme alongside implications of each
reticulation option. We’ve included some questions and answers as well as
information about the ratepayers’ meeting on Wellington Anniversary weekend.
Riversdale Newsletter no. 13 - December 2009 -
248kb .pdf file
Riversdale Beach Sewerage Scheme newsletter – October 2009
The tender process has kicked-off and we’re aiming to select a contractor
by Christmas. There will be an opportunity to meet with the appointed
contractor at your property over the holiday period. This latest newsletter
also provides information about the resource consent process, which may
affect timing and overall costs. You can also read about changes to the
Ministry of Health’s subsidy, as well as payment options Council has put
together to assist property owners in making their financial contribution to
the scheme.
Riversdale Newsletter no. 12
- October 2009 - 3.28mb .pdf file
Riversdale
Newsletter no. 11 - March 2009 - 542kb .pdf file
Riversdale Beach Sewerage Scheme newsletter – November 2008
What’s going on? How, when and who’s paying? These are just some of the
questions being asked by property owners at Riversdale Beach as the process
to build the new sewerage scheme continues. This newsletter takes a look at
the decisions made as a result of the recent consultation process. Where to
from here? Masterton District Council intends working collaboratively with
the community to reach its goal of seeing the scheme operational by 2011.
The following pages outline how.
Riversdale Newsletter no. 9
Council to Proceed with Preferred Sewerage Scheme Type & Location at
Riversdale Beach - September 17, 2008
Council has agreed to the
Hearings Committee recommendation to proceed, in principle, with plans to
build a pond-based sewerage treatment and disposal scheme on land owned by
the Tatham family to the south-west of the Riversdale Beach settlement.
In adopting its preferred
scheme type and location in September, 2008, the Council will remain open to
allowing for suitable and viable alternatives to be considered as part of
the procurement process, said CEO Wes ten Hove.
Formal consultation on the
scheme type and location began in June, when Riversdale Beach ratepayers
received an in-depth 16-page consultation pack outlining and explaining the
five options, costs involved in each of them, and an explanation of the cost
allocation methodology used to reach the charges.
Submissions closed on July
23, 2008
-
Submissions were evaluated and report was prepared for Council’s Hearings
Committee in August, 2008
- The
Hearings Committee considered submissions and a number of submitters spoke
in person, in support of their submission
- The
Hearings Committee put its recommendation to Council for consideration in
early September
- The
Council adopted the recommendation on September
3, 2008.
The full council decision
is available here
The next steps in the process are:
-
Preliminary design
- the
resource consent application
- detailed
design
- tendering
- Tenderers with alternative scheme designs to the preferred scheme will
have the opportunity to put in a tender
-
construction
-
commissioning of the scheme.
The
sewerage scheme is expected to be operational early in 2011
A 'Consultation
Pack' containing detailed information about the scheme options was
mailed to Riversdale Beach ratepayers on 11 June 2008.
A public meeting will be held at Riversdale Beach Golf Club on Saturday
June 28th from 10am - 2pm. Councillors and council officers will be on-hand
to answer any queries.
Submissions close on Wednesday 23 July 2008. Submissions can also be made
online (on-line
submission form is here) or by downloading the
following form and emailing to admin@mstn.govt.nz
Submission
Form
Thank you for visiting this information on-line and please contact
Riversdalesewerage@mstn.govt.nz if you need any further
assistance.
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