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Press Releases
Fri 7th Oct 11
Construction Begins On Next Part Of Cycleway
Construction on another link in a trail that will eventually see people able to cycle from Queenstown to Gibbston is set to begin next week, Queenstown Lakes District Council general manager community services Paul Wilson said.
“Arrowtown based firm Natural Habitats has been awarded the contr...Read More
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Thu 6th Oct 11
Plan Change 41
The Queenstown Lakes District Council’s Strategy Committee will be asked to consider a recommendation to accept in part a plan change that could see a significant area of rural zoned land west of Queenstown developed for residential use, QLDC general manager policy and planning Philip Pannett ...Read More
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Tue 4th Oct 11
Plan Change 24
The Queenstown Lakes District Council will invite members of the community to form a consultation working group to further discuss the provision of affordable housing in the district, QLDC general manager policy and planning Philip Pannett said.
The QLDC would also be asking the Environment Court t...Read More
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Wed 28th Sep 11
New Infrastructure Head appointed
A new head of Infrastructure has been appointed by the Queenstown Lakes District Council.
“I am very pleased to announce that a formal appointment to the position of GM Infrastructure has been made,” said QLDC CEO Debra Lawson. “Tim James will be commencing his duties in the role ...Read More
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The final workshops in the Shaping our Future visioning process will take place in Queenstown and Wanaka this week. Workshops in the smaller communities of the Queenstown Lakes District (Kingston, Luggate, Arrowtown, Glenorchy – Makarora has a visioning workshop this evening) have produc...Read More
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Fri 23rd Sep 11
Kawarau Falls Bridge
The Queenstown Lakes District Council will consider its position in terms of plans for a new Kawarau Falls bridge, QLDC transport manager Denis Mander said.
“The New Zealand Transport Agency has been working on a potential solution since 2003. It has now reached the point where it would like ...Read More
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Fri 23rd Sep 11
Hensman Road Closures
Media Advisory - Hensman Road Closures
Work on Hensman Road continues next week with road closures taking place to enable the road structure and shape to be upgraded.
The road will be closed to through traffic on Friday 30 September and again between Monday 3 October and Friday 7 October. A divers...Read More
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Wed 21st Sep 11
Wanaka sports mix presentation
The Wanaka community is invited to a presentation, based on community feedback on the Wanaka Sports Facility, Queenstown Lakes District Council project manager Ken Gousmett said.
Consultation, including a questionnaire was undertaken in July to inform a draft facilities mix report and draft concept...Read More
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Tue 20th Sep 11
Expressions Of Interest Sought For Health Panel
The Queenstown Lakes District Council will call for expressions of interest tomorrow (Wednesday) for two seats on a new independent Wakatipu health panel, QLDC Mayor Vanessa van Uden said.
The recent National Health Panel report on health services in the Wakatipu included a number of recommendation...Read More
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Mon 19th Sep 11
Safe radio use for Wakatipu
The Queenstown Lakes District habourmaster has issued a reminder about safe radio channel use on Lake Wakatipu.
“Around three years ago Council installed a new radio repeater on top of Cecil Peak to ensure coverage across the whole of Lake Wakatipu,” QLDC harbourmaster Marty Black said....Read More
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