Council News
The Ashburton District Council expressed its opposition to Environment Canterbury’s draft proposal in its submission to Ecan’s representation review earlier this month.
As part of Government increases to a range of parking infringements and towage fees, parking fines for people misusing mobility parks will rise from $150 to $750 on 1 October.
Ashburton property owners will soon receive new three-yearly rating valuations in the post.
Council’s Talk it up Tuesday sessions with the public are moving to once a month.
The construction company building a large solar farm at Lauriston is installing additional signs to keep out unauthorised visitors.
Ashburton District tourism operators had a chance recently to talk directly with the people who set the funding for district promotion in Mid Canterbury.
Women’s swim night is returning to EA Networks Centre once a month until the end of the year.
Ashburton’s second bridge was in the headlines again this week, after it was included in the Government’s National Land Transport Programme 2024-27.
The new $4.6 million water treatment plant that will serve the township of Mount Somers well into the future was officially opened by Mayor Neil Brown last week.
With just over a week until the Hakatere Noodle Festival, those taking part are getting inventive with their noodle creations.