Water
Water is among the Far North’s most precious commodities. The Council provides treated water to eight communities: Kaikohe-Ngāwhā, Kaitāia, Kawakawa-Moerewa, Kerikeri-Waipapa, Ōkaihau, Ōmanaia-Rāwene, Ōpononi-Ōmāpere, and Paihia-Waitangi-Ōpua.
Most raw water is sourced directly from rivers and streams before treatment, although some supplies also use water drawn from underground aquifers or man-made reservoirs. All council water supplies meet New Zealand Drinking Water Standards. Taumata Arowai sets those standards and makes sure that drinking water suppliers (such as FNDC) provide safe drinking water. You can find out more about water standards on the Taumata Arowai website.
Learn more about our water supplies by clicking on the tiles below.
Infrastructure Compliance reports
Infrastructure Compliance reports include information of resource consent compliance status achieved. You can find these reports in Te Koukou - Transport and Infrastructure Committee agenda on InfoCouncil using the link below.
How to find Infrastructure Compliance reports
Select "Te Koukou - Transport and Infrastructure Committee" from the "Meeting" dropdown box and press the "View" button. Choose an "Agenda PDF" and look for "Infrastructure Compliance" under the "Ngā Pūrongo Taipitopito / Information Reports" section in the PDF.
