Council News
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Dog Attack
For the RecordStuff followed up social media reports of the death of a cat in Masterton, after it was attacked by two roaming dogs. The following information was provided:
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Civic Facility Working Group appointments named
Masterton District Council has confirmed an independent Chair and an independent community representative for its Civic Facility Working Group following the adoption of the 2022/23 Annual Plan.
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Ombudsman’s findings welcomed
The Ombudsman has rejected complaints that Masterton District Council’s public consultation about financing the Civic Facility was flawed and not compliant with the Local Government Act 2002.
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Riversdale Beach Road
For the RecordIn response to comments on the Riversdale Beach Neighbourhood Notice Board Facebook page, regarding the road to Riversdale, the following information was provided:
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Regenerative Agriculture and our Climate Action Plan
For the RecordIn response to a query from the Times-Age regarding regenerative agriculture and our Climate Action Plan, the following response was provided:
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Code of Conduct for Elected Members
For the RecordThe Times-Age asked today why the Code of Conduct for elected members due to be adopted at tomorrow’s inaugural meeting of the new Council did not use the LGNZ template.
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Council grants top $200,000
NewsMasterton District Council has allocated more than $200,000 in Community Wellbeing and Community Events grants.
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Hood masterplan recognised with national award
NewsMasterton District Council is delighted its work on the Hood Aerodrome Masterplan has been recognised in the 2022 NZ Airports Awards.
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Labour weekend alcohol ban in Castlepoint and Riversdale
NewsThe restriction will apply between 7pm and 7am, starting at 7pm on Friday 21 October and ending at 7am on Monday 24 October.
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New Waipoua bridge a spectacular addition to recreation trail
NewsThe opening of the new Whitipoua walking and cycling bridge across the Waipoua River today (6 September) adds a spectacular physical and cultural asset to the Waipoua recreation trail.
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New accessible toilet open for business in time for school holidays
NewsMasterton District Council has opened a new accessible toilet in the boatshed, at the end of the Lake of Remembrance in Queen Elizabeth Park.
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How should Masterton spend $3.88 million?
NewsMasterton District Council is asking residents how it should spend $3.88 million in funding being offered by the Government as part of the ‘Better Off’ support package in the Three Waters Reforms.
