Read updates on our plans to improve infrastructure and support community resilience
Measures of Success

We understand the current levels of service for rural roads and marine structures.

Progress to date/actions taken

11 April 2023

  • The Board agreed to write to Waka Kotahi NZTA raising its concern about road work sites being set up with no contractors working on site.

29 May

  • The Board agreed to request staff advice on the maintenance and the progress to repair the two culverts between numbers 152 – 176 Pā Road, Koukourārata/Port Levy and the Koukourārata stream bridge.
  • The Board agreed not request a staff briefing with the Unit Heads on working with multiple Council units within Papatipu runanga areas.

11 December 2023

  • Approves the removal of up to 17 additional trees within L’aube Hill Reserve, to enable the construction of water supply tanks within the water treatment plant (as per 4.7 of the Tree Policy).

26 February 2024

  • The Board received a Hui a Hapori Community Open Forum presentation from Pam Richardson and Hugh Eaton, representing the Pigeon Bay Settlers Hall Committee regarding the Pigeon Bay Hall, and other local issues pertaining to Pigeon Bay including community resilience, fit for purpose roading and roading maintenance.
Measures of success

We have an opportunity to contribute to the review of levels of service for rural roads and marine structures through the long term planning process.

Progress to date / actions taken

Nothing to report

Measures of success

Capital and operational funding is increased for drainage/stormwater infrastructure on Banks Peninsula.

Progress to date / actions taken

September 2023

  • The Little River Ratings District has been renewed and work is ongoing. Liaison between ECAN and Council staff, Wairewa Rūnanga, the Little River Wairewa Community Trust and ECAN and Council elected members is being maintained through the Little River Flooding Round Table group to ensure that work is targeted to minimise the effects of flooding on the township.
  • Progress is made towards establishing rating districts in those communities that have expressed an interest in this approach (e.g., Little Akaloa and Le Bons Bay).