MARLBOROUGH DISTRICT COUNCIL Sounds News Thanks for getting involved Locals are taken on a digital tour of the new terminal building, whorves, waterfront area ond Dublin Street overbridge The recent Waitohi Picton Ferry Terminal Redevelopment project drop-in sessions at the Picton Library were well attended by the community, and representatives from the organisations involved in the project said it was a pleasure to chat with everyone who stopped in. The virtual walk-through of the concept design was a huge hit. Members from KiwiRail's digital engineering team walked visitors through the new terminal building. wharves, waterfront area and Dublin Street overbridge Thanks to everyone who filled in the engagement survey. The project team appreciated your comments and your feedback help improve communications understand what areas are of most interest to you. One interesting finding was that not everyone has access to the internet or an email address. We will be sure to keep you in the loop via local media and distribute a printed newsletter around town so make sure you keep an eye out for that. For more information about the Walton Picton Ferry Terminal Redevelopment project visit www.rex.co.mz iReX www by the water in the pepp Te Moana o Raukawa does not separate it is what brings us together Interne Sausage sizzle and community day celebrates terminal redevelopment family and come along for a suge send terminal t bulding a und better con pe purpose built for our Marborough Bounds. Experience it all with a digital y-through? y celebrates construction When 1pm to 5pm Saturday 23 July Where Ferry terminal carpark Visit becand WAKA Kiwital He krero n te Kaunihera o Wairau Business meeting floats ideas for the future It's not every day that Marlburians get to experience a project of national significance taking shape on our doorstep. While the Waitohi Picton Ferry Terminal Redevelopment project is in the early stages of site preparation and design, it's estimated that over the next two years Waitohi Picton will see 200 more people working in the community. Opportunity was a big topic of discussion at the recent information evening at Port Marlborough Pavilion, attended by around 70 local business people. It was a chance to ask questions and get a conversation started about where some of the possibilities might lie iRex Programme Manager Stephen O'Keefe agrees the project is a big investment, a big deal, and the team is committed to working with local people to identify and share those benefits. "People are naturally interested in procurement. There is a formal process to follow for procurement, and one of the things we've done is invite businesses to be part of a services" database that we'll share with the contractors once they are on board. As part of our sustainability promise, procurement documents also encourage and measure contractors against their commitment to engaging local businesses and service providers. "We're also looking to work with others on ideas for the longer game, like lifting profile and sharing our love for Waitohi Picton as an exciting place to visit and spend time," Mr O'Keefe said The meeting was a collaborative affair, with input from all the partners. Chair for Te Atiawa o Te Waka-a-Maul Rachael Hate, opened and spoke about shared values and the opportunity for future generations. Mayor John Leggett talked about the strong connections that exist between the business community, and Port Marlborough Chief Executive Rhys Welbourn described the project as a way to strengthen connection between the Port and the community. and the community with the rest of the country" Waka Kotahi's Director of Regional Relationships Emma Speight also spoke during a panel discussion. Once the new ferry terminal is complete with the larger bespoke and more environmentally friendly ferries operating, those involved in the project expect to see a renewed love for the iconic Interislander experience, and this town that they are so much a part of Council's Harbours team - working to ensure our waterways are safe for everyone to enjoy. in Contact the Harbourmaster's Office if you need advice or information about Marlborough's harbours. 03 520 7400 | HARBOURS@MARLBOROUGH.GOVT.NZ MARLBOROUGH.GOVT.NZ | 03 520 7400 | 15 SEYMOUR STREET, BLENHEIM, 7201 NEW ZEALAND MARLBOROUGH DISTRICT COUNCIL Sounds News Thanks for getting involved Locals are taken on a digital tour of the new terminal building , whorves , waterfront area ond Dublin Street overbridge The recent Waitohi Picton Ferry Terminal Redevelopment project drop - in sessions at the Picton Library were well attended by the community , and representatives from the organisations involved in the project said it was a pleasure to chat with everyone who stopped in . The virtual walk - through of the concept design was a huge hit . Members from KiwiRail's digital engineering team walked visitors through the new terminal building . wharves , waterfront area and Dublin Street overbridge Thanks to everyone who filled in the engagement survey . The project team appreciated your comments and your feedback help improve communications understand what areas are of most interest to you . One interesting finding was that not everyone has access to the internet or an email address . We will be sure to keep you in the loop via local media and distribute a printed newsletter around town so make sure you keep an eye out for that . For more information about the Walton Picton Ferry Terminal Redevelopment project visit www.rex.co.mz iReX www by the water in the pepp Te Moana o Raukawa does not separate it is what brings us together Interne Sausage sizzle and community day celebrates terminal redevelopment family and come along for a suge send terminal t bulding a und better con pe purpose built for our Marborough Bounds . Experience it all with a digital y - through ? y celebrates construction When 1pm to 5pm Saturday 23 July Where Ferry terminal carpark Visit becand WAKA Kiwital He krero n te Kaunihera o Wairau Business meeting floats ideas for the future It's not every day that Marlburians get to experience a project of national significance taking shape on our doorstep . While the Waitohi Picton Ferry Terminal Redevelopment project is in the early stages of site preparation and design , it's estimated that over the next two years Waitohi Picton will see 200 more people working in the community . Opportunity was a big topic of discussion at the recent information evening at Port Marlborough Pavilion , attended by around 70 local business people . It was a chance to ask questions and get a conversation started about where some of the possibilities might lie iRex Programme Manager Stephen O'Keefe agrees the project is a big investment , a big deal , and the team is committed to working with local people to identify and share those benefits . " People are naturally interested in procurement . There is a formal process to follow for procurement , and one of the things we've done is invite businesses to be part of a services " database that we'll share with the contractors once they are on board . As part of our sustainability promise , procurement documents also encourage and measure contractors against their commitment to engaging local businesses and service providers . " We're also looking to work with others on ideas for the longer game , like lifting profile and sharing our love for Waitohi Picton as an exciting place to visit and spend time , " Mr O'Keefe said The meeting was a collaborative affair , with input from all the partners . Chair for Te Atiawa o Te Waka - a - Maul Rachael Hate , opened and spoke about shared values and the opportunity for future generations . Mayor John Leggett talked about the strong connections that exist between the business community , and Port Marlborough Chief Executive Rhys Welbourn described the project as a way to strengthen connection between the Port and the community . and the community with the rest of the country " Waka Kotahi's Director of Regional Relationships Emma Speight also spoke during a panel discussion . Once the new ferry terminal is complete with the larger bespoke and more environmentally friendly ferries operating , those involved in the project expect to see a renewed love for the iconic Interislander experience , and this town that they are so much a part of Council's Harbours team - working to ensure our waterways are safe for everyone to enjoy . in Contact the Harbourmaster's Office if you need advice or information about Marlborough's harbours . 03 520 7400 | HARBOURS@MARLBOROUGH.GOVT.NZ MARLBOROUGH.GOVT.NZ | 03 520 7400 | 15 SEYMOUR STREET , BLENHEIM , 7201 NEW ZEALAND