Rodney Local Board News
There are some interesting articles in the latest Rodney Local Board E-news!
Kiwi spotted in Omaha! :-)
UPDATE (16 June) Lost Omaha kiwi loses battle for life Great news – a resident in Taumata Road has reported the recent sighting of a kiwi! Can we please ask everyone living near the southern end of Omaha to monitor their dogs and cats particularly carefully as it would be wonderful to think these…
Auckland Council – Omaha Stormwater Improvements – Project Update
Auckland Council has today released this very informative update on the ongoing stormwater improvements, especially around the northern end. After the significant work done in the past by OBC Committee members and other locals on stormwater issues, it’s heartening to see the Council’s Healthy Waters team still following through on this important area. Omaha Stormwater…
Planning Warkworth’s transport future – “Have your say!”
Hi, everyone – both our Rodney Councillor, Greg Sayers, and our Rodney Local Board representative, Beth Houlbrooke, are encouraging all of us to consider making a submission to the Council survey on “Planning Warkworth’s transport future” at https://haveyoursay-supportinggrowth.nz/planning-warkworths-transport-future Projects being investigated include the Sandspit Link Road, Western Collector, Wider Western Link, Southern Interchange and permanent…
Rodney Local Board – “New facilities on the way for Wellsford and Omaha”
“Work has started on Wellsford’s brand-new toilet facility with construction of Omaha’s facility at William Fraser Reserve starting next month” https://ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/news/2022/04/new-facilities-on-the-way-for-wellsford-and-omaha/
Marine groups welcome decision to save New Zealand’s last scallops
Marine groups welcome decision to save New Zealand’s last scallops
Matakana Coast Trail Trust – March 2022 Newsletter
MCTT News for March 2022
Council Esplanade Asbestos Report
Auckland Council has distributed this June 2021 Asbestos Report for the Esplanade Reserve by the Whangateau Harbour. Reserve Abestos report plan_FINAL_Rev1_20210624_clean
Take care when swimming near the groyne!
Hi, everyone – an important word of warning from one of our local swimmers: “Because it is sheltered from the wind and waves, the beach area near the groyne is becoming very popular with swimmers. Last evening, at low tide around 4pm I entered the water (waist deep) at the groyne and swam south parallel…
2022 OBC AGM (9th January) – Minutes of Meeting
FINAL OBC-AGM-MINUTES-9-JANUARY-2022