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PUBLIC NOTICES

News & Events

Waitaki District Council

PUBLIC NOTICES

Information concerning Road Closures, Thames St, Conserve Water Notices, Water Shut Off, Boil Water Notices, & other public saftey issues, can be found here.

Council and Community board meetings can be found here.


Conserve Water

There are no current notices.



ROAD CLOSURES

Traffic Management Plan application forms are on the forms page.

The following roads will be, or are, closed on the dates shown.

KUROW BRIDGES CLOSURE

This is an NZTA project as the bridges are along SH82, therefore not Council roads.  Accordingly, all enquiries should be directed to the Dunedin office of NZTA.  Ph (03) 951 3009.

More information may be available on the NZTA website here.




Danseys Pass
 
Danseys Pass is OPEN.
Last updated 7/12/2009

Lindis Pass

Lindis Pass is OPEN.
Last updated 7/12/2009

Please check the MetService for up to date weather information.

 


BEACH ROAD CLOSURE
 
Coastal Erosion Causes Beach Road Closure Beach Road has been temporarily closed from Gardiners Road to Thousand Acre Road. A detour has been put in place, which will divert traffic along the unsealed length of Gardiners Road and along Thousand Acre Road to Beach Road.Waitaki District Council has taken this measure following the severe damage caused to Beach Road on Sunday by high seas and stormy weather.Arrangements are being made for dust suppression on Gardiners Road. Work is underway to stabilise the road.  Council will evaluate Beach Road’s future re-opening as soon as possible. Council regrets any inconvenience to motorists.

The Coastal Road Strategy document is available here.


BOIL WATER NOTICES

Once a boil water notice is issued it remains until it is lifted. Council will consider lifting a boil water notice when three consecutive water tests pass. Testing is usually done daily when a boil water notice is in place.

Lakes Camp Sites [ongoing]
Please boil drinking water at the lakes camp sites.

Otematata [ongoing]
All consumers on the Otematata water supply are advised that all drinking water should be boiled.  This is due to the possibility of contamination within the water supply.
 
Precautionary measures should also be taken when preparing any food that has to be washed, bathing and cleaning teeth.

For more information about boiling water have a look at Waitaki Water.


 

 




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