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Record feedback on spatial plan
NewsCentral Otago District Council has received record levels of feedback on its Vincent Spatial Plan Let’s Talk Options community engagement.
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Mayor Tim reveals check-up key to catching cancer early
NewsMedia statement from Mayor Tim.
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Cromwell Community Board purchase property and land
NewsThe Cromwell Community Board is excited to announce the purchase of 7a, 7b and 9 Murray Terrace, Cromwell.
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The Aotearoa Bike Challenge is on!
NewsThe Aotearoa Bike Challenge is a fun, free competition that’s all about seeing which workplaces or groups can get the most people to ride a bike for just 10 minutes or more.
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Affordable Housing discussion at today's Council meeting
NewsToday the Central Otago District Council agreed in principle that council has a role in affordable housing.
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Thank You message to Kiwis is a winner
NewsThe eight-day series of video clips where Central Otago people said ‘Thank You’ to New Zealanders for visiting and supporting the region this summer was a big success.
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Two weeks to give feedback on Vincent Spatial Plan options
NewsVincent ward residents and property owners are being urged to give feedback by 12 February on options for how future growth could be accommodated in the area.
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Testing has begun for Ranfurly and Naseby Water Supplies
NewsCouncil’s water services contractor has been working hard behind the scenes to restore normal water services for Ranfurly and Naseby.
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Central Otago thanks Kiwis for their support
NewsCentral Otago’s tourism industry is saying thank you to Kiwis for their incredible support since July 2020 with a new campaign featuring locals showing their gratitude.
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Project works mean slight change to river track access
NewsThe construction of a temporary site office and yard means Clyde walkers will need to take a different route.
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Applications Open for Southern Lakes Regional Events Fund
NewsApplications for the first round of the Southern Lakes Regional Events Fund are now open.
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Community feedback sought on Vincent Spatial Plan Options
NewsVincent ward residents and property owners are being encouraged to provide feedback over the coming two months on options for how future growth could be accommodated in the area.
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One of NZ's finest road trips becomes an official touring route
NewsThree Otago mayors today launched the Central Otago Touring Route at a celebration held at the mid-way point in the journey – Hayes Engineering Works and Homestead in Oturehua.
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Mental health and well-being next CORR focus
NewsRaising awareness about mental health and well-being support is the next key focus for the Central Otago COVID-19 Recovery Response (CORR) group.
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Community to be consulted on Cromwell Masterplan next steps in 2021
NewsThe community will get its next opportunity to give feedback on projects to be progressed as part of the Cromwell Masterplan when Council consults on its Long-term Plan early next year.
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Collaboration first for Otago cycle trails
NewsThree regional tourism organisations jointly secured funding to establish a Trails Marketing Executive role for the three regions, with Fiona Love starting in the role this month.
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Community asked to give feedback on Solid Waste Bylaw
NewsCouncil is calling for feedback on its Draft Waste Management and Minimisation Bylaw 2020 (also known as the Solid Waste Bylaw).
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Let’s Reset Recycling – CODC to introduce changes to recycling
NewsFrom 1 December, CODC will join the increasing number of districts changing the types of plastics accepted in yellow kerbside bins to ones that can be recycled in New Zealand.
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Alexandra Wastewater Treatment Plant undergoes repairs
NewsCentral Otago District Council has confirmed today that repairs have been completed at Alexandra Wastewater Treatment Plant, following the installation of a new gearbox handmade in Auckland.
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‘Tis the season for food and wine tourism in Central Otago
NewsCentral Otago restaurants, cafes, cellar doors and bars celebrated a successful wrap up for the annual month-long Eat.Taste.Central campaign in Cromwell on Wednesday evening (28 October).
