Press Releases
Tue 24th Jul 12
PAK ‘N’ SAVE Decision
The Queenstown Lakes District Council will not appeal the Environment Court decision to issue consent for a Pak ‘n’ Save supermarket to be developed at Frankton Flats, QLDC Mayor Vanessa van Uden said.
The consent was granted by Judge Jon Jackson after Foodstuffs appealed an earlier QLD...Read More
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Tue 24th Jul 12
Office Accommodation - Expressions of Interest
With Queenstown Lakes District Council staff located within six different buildings in Queenstown, the search for a single office solution continues, QLDC acting chief executive Stewart Burns said.
The Council is currently seeking expressions of interest to provide office accommodation, in order to...Read More
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Tue 17th Jul 12
District Plan Review Consultation To Help In Shaping Our Future
The on-going District Plan Review steps up a gear at the end of this month with a series of public open evenings being held in conjunction with Shaping Our Future.
The Resource Management Act requires that a review of the plan be undertaken ten years after it becomes operative. With the first parts...Read More
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Mon 16th Jul 12
Balls still in the air over Conference Centre
A draft feasibility study on a proposed conference centre for Queenstown had to be considered in the context of a number of other factors, Queenstown Lakes District Council Mayor and Conference Centre Working Party chairperson Vanessa van Uden said.
The draft report, which was leaked to the m...Read More
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Thu 12th Jul 12
Advisory - Keep Left campaign starts
Local drivers are being asked not to cut corners when it comes to safe driving. A new safety campaign, being launched this week by the New Zealand Transport Agency, Queenstown Lakes District Council and the Queenstown Police, seeks to remind drivers about staying on the correct side of the road unle...Read More
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Fri 6th Jul 12
Advisory - Please keep off the ice
Queenstown Lakes District Council harbourmaster Marty Black is warning people not to venture out onto frozen waterways.
‘Ice has affected some areas of our lakes and there are also a number of frozen over ponds around the district,” he said.
“We’ve had a number ...Read More
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Thu 5th Jul 12
Earnslaw Park Proposal
Community feedback on a proposal to upgrade Earnslaw Park is now being sought, Queenstown Lakes District Council Community Services General Manager Paul Wilson said.
“The plan had been to undertake turf refurbishment and landscaping, in addition to the desperately needed upgrade of the ...Read More
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Tue 26th Jun 12
Advisory - Acting Chief Executive
Media Advisory - Acting Chief Executive Tuesday 26 June 2012
Queenstown Lakes District Council Mayor Vanessa van Uden has confirmed that effective Saturday 30 June, 2012, QLDC deputy chief executive Stewart Burns will assume the role of acting chief executive.
“This arrange...Read More
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Tue 26th Jun 12
Representation review recommendation
The Queenstown Lakes District Council will this week consider a recommendation that could change local government voting in the Arrowtown Ward, QLDC regulatory and corporate general manager Roger Taylor said.
The Council is required under the Local Electoral Act 2001 to carry out a representation r...Read More
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Tue 26th Jun 12
Rates 2012
The Queenstown Lakes District Council has chipped 0.13% from the overall rates increase for next year. The recommended average rate increase for 2012/13 is now forecast to be 2.68%, said QLDC deputy chief executive and finance general manager Stewart Burns. This will be confirmed in the 10-Year Plan...Read More
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