What's happening in your community All info on changes to Council services and facilities can be found at waimakariri.govt.nz/covid19 Thanks for Sharing Your Feedback The Council were pleased with the amount of feedback about speed limits in and around our towns. WAIMAKARIRI Almost 300 people provided feedback on the review that covered 84 roads in and around Oxford, English Language Classes Cust. Kaiapoi, Ohoka, Rangiora, Woodend and Pegasus, as well as some unsealed roads around Tuahiwi and Ashley. WANT TO TRY AN E-SCOOTER? Feedback included things like asking for speeds to be reviewed on roads outside of areas we were seeking feedback on, comments or suggestions including new footpaths, parking spaces, additional measures to reduce speed and concems around enforcement. Is English your second language? Come along to our classes to improve your speaking and listening skills. We cover some interesting topics in a friendly and welcoming space with opportunities to secialise with your classmates toe. Staff will now prepare a report to go to each Community Board in November and then to the Council in December. Any changes to speeds will be implemented in early 2022. When Flamingo are hosting free community trainine sessions in preparation for a sie-month trial eof Eery Satay 11enter 1 Deemer 201 tom Where Rangiora Town HalFuon Re sos Hgh Street, Rangera hire e-scooters in Waimakarir Wally the Whale Welcomes You Leam hew to ue the Flamings Scooters app to ride and parkescooters salely Cost Cns a ee Wally the Whale and the Waikuku Beach paddling pool is once again ready for visitors over summer. Rangiora - Saturday 30 Octeber Toam-1pm. Rangiora Service Centre Carpar For more infermation or to register Julle Cloughley Tutor Emal doughuhooalicom mone 027 0s 245 Kalapoi - Sunday 31 October The pool has been drained, washed, filed and balanced n preparation for the opening last weekend. 10am 1pm Chares Street Park and Ride Ste ineat to ew World Remember to take sunscreen and a hat as the For more infe Find out more waimakariri.govt.nz/scooters shade sail won't be installed until after Guy Fawkes. There is a Covid-19 QR code on the gate, and please remember to try and maintain distance between yourself and other family bubbles. waimakarvigovtruimigrants-and newcomers ABOUT THE LETS TALK DRAFT DISTRICT Are We Good to Grow? Windy weather? There is stil time to give us your feedback on the Proposed District Plan PARKING STRATEGY This is the 'rule book' that manages how people use. subdivide and develop land including what and where they can build, and what kind of activities they can undertake. With the Waimakariri being one of New Zealand's fastest growing areas, up to 15,000 houses may be needed to accommodate our population which will near 100.000 over the next 30 years. If you think your bin coold be blawn over. consider putting it out on the morning of rour collection day before Tam, and bring it In as soon as possible ater collection In a recent parking survey, our community told us what they saw as the key parking Issues for Waimakariri. Find out more collectien tips at Mayor Dan Gordon encourages the community to have their say on the proposed plan that will shape development and growth for the next ten years. rethinkrubbish.co.n Respondents wanted it to be easier to find parks in town centres and have options for parking longer than two hours. They wanted parking to remain affordable, while also supporting altemative transport options that could reduce the need for private vehicles Feedback closes Spm Tuesday 26 November. Have you signed up for the Waimakariri District We've now produced a draft District Parking Strategy which plans for the future parking needs of our growing District and we want Council Newsletter? your feedback To join visit waimakariri.govt.nz/ subscribe rethink rubbish Have your say waimakariri govt.nzletstalk rethinkrubbish. WAIMAKARIRI waimakariri.govt.nz DISTRICT COUNCIL What's happening in your community All info on changes to Council services and facilities can be found at waimakariri.govt.nz/covid19 Thanks for Sharing Your Feedback The Council were pleased with the amount of feedback about speed limits in and around our towns. WAIMAKARIRI Almost 300 people provided feedback on the review that covered 84 roads in and around Oxford, English Language Classes Cust. Kaiapoi, Ohoka, Rangiora, Woodend and Pegasus, as well as some unsealed roads around Tuahiwi and Ashley. WANT TO TRY AN E-SCOOTER? Feedback included things like asking for speeds to be reviewed on roads outside of areas we were seeking feedback on, comments or suggestions including new footpaths, parking spaces, additional measures to reduce speed and concems around enforcement. Is English your second language? Come along to our classes to improve your speaking and listening skills. We cover some interesting topics in a friendly and welcoming space with opportunities to secialise with your classmates toe. Staff will now prepare a report to go to each Community Board in November and then to the Council in December. Any changes to speeds will be implemented in early 2022. When Flamingo are hosting free community trainine sessions in preparation for a sie-month trial eof Eery Satay 11enter 1 Deemer 201 tom Where Rangiora Town HalFuon Re sos Hgh Street, Rangera hire e-scooters in Waimakarir Wally the Whale Welcomes You Leam hew to ue the Flamings Scooters app to ride and parkescooters salely Cost Cns a ee Wally the Whale and the Waikuku Beach paddling pool is once again ready for visitors over summer. Rangiora - Saturday 30 Octeber Toam-1pm. Rangiora Service Centre Carpar For more infermation or to register Julle Cloughley Tutor Emal doughuhooalicom mone 027 0s 245 Kalapoi - Sunday 31 October The pool has been drained, washed, filed and balanced n preparation for the opening last weekend. 10am 1pm Chares Street Park and Ride Ste ineat to ew World Remember to take sunscreen and a hat as the For more infe Find out more waimakariri.govt.nz/scooters shade sail won't be installed until after Guy Fawkes. There is a Covid-19 QR code on the gate, and please remember to try and maintain distance between yourself and other family bubbles. waimakarvigovtruimigrants-and newcomers ABOUT THE LETS TALK DRAFT DISTRICT Are We Good to Grow? Windy weather? There is stil time to give us your feedback on the Proposed District Plan PARKING STRATEGY This is the 'rule book' that manages how people use. subdivide and develop land including what and where they can build, and what kind of activities they can undertake. With the Waimakariri being one of New Zealand's fastest growing areas, up to 15,000 houses may be needed to accommodate our population which will near 100.000 over the next 30 years. If you think your bin coold be blawn over. consider putting it out on the morning of rour collection day before Tam, and bring it In as soon as possible ater collection In a recent parking survey, our community told us what they saw as the key parking Issues for Waimakariri. Find out more collectien tips at Mayor Dan Gordon encourages the community to have their say on the proposed plan that will shape development and growth for the next ten years. rethinkrubbish.co.n Respondents wanted it to be easier to find parks in town centres and have options for parking longer than two hours. They wanted parking to remain affordable, while also supporting altemative transport options that could reduce the need for private vehicles Feedback closes Spm Tuesday 26 November. Have you signed up for the Waimakariri District We've now produced a draft District Parking Strategy which plans for the future parking needs of our growing District and we want Council Newsletter? your feedback To join visit waimakariri.govt.nz/ subscribe rethink rubbish Have your say waimakariri govt.nzletstalk rethinkrubbish. WAIMAKARIRI waimakariri.govt.nz DISTRICT COUNCIL