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Projects

Find out about Council's key infrastructure and business projects, and other notable works that are underway in the District.

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Discharging Kaikohe's treated wastewater to land

The Council currently discharges Kaikohe’s treated wastewater to the Wairoro Stream, and is actively considering an alternative option of discharging to land.

Discharging Kaitāia’s treated wastewater to land

The Council currently discharges Kaitāia’s treated wastewater to the Awanui River, and is actively considering an alternative option of discharging to land.

Freese Park Coastal Erosion

The coastline at Freese Park is changing. We want to know what the Ōmāpere community and users of Freese Park value and what management approach they think is best.

Coastal infrastructure

Hihi Resource Consent Renewal

Discharges from the Hihi wastewater treatment plant are managed by three discharge consents. An application to renew these consents will be made in August 2022.

Hihi Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade

To help us better understand community preferences for the future of the wastewater treatment plant, we are talking to the Hihi community. Find out more here.

Infrastructure projects - expression of interest

Council secured Government COVID-19 recovery funding for infrastructure projects. There may be opportunities for local firms to help deliver these projects directly or through sub-contracting relationships.

Kaikohe drought resilience project

A second bore at Tokareireia (Monument Hill) will ensure Kaikohe's resilience to future droughts. This deeper bore will be a more reliable secondary water source to the Wairoro Stream, Kaikohe's main supply.

Kaikohe Plant upgrade

The Council proposes to upgrade Kaikohe's wastewater treatment plant to improve the quality of the treated wastewater that is discharged to the Wairoro stream.

Kaikohe Resource Consent Renewal

Discharges from the Kaikohe wastewater treatment plant are managed by three discharge consents. An application to renew these consents has been made to the Northland Regional Council.

Kaitāia Commerce Street stormwater pipe renewals

This project will help resolve longstanding flooding problems experienced by property owners and tenants, especially following heavy rains.

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Published on 27 March 2022