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| |   Leadership Camp next on the list for HYP
There have been lots of well-supported activities happening with the Hurunui Youth Programme over the recent months, and the great news is that there are still many more to come - including plans for pool parties, a swimming training course and a leadership camp...(more)
| |  Making a success of controlling nassella tussock.
A survey conducted earlier this year shows strong support for Environment Canterbury’s strategy to control nassella tussock, an invasive pest plant. Of 3500 questionnaires sent out to land-occupiers in the Hurunui District by Environment Canterbury, 520 (15%) were returned...(more)
| |  Annual Report adopted with clear Audit opinion
The Hurunui District Council 2008/09 Annual Report was adopted today with a clear Audit opinion. It showcases some excellent results as well as reflecting the effects of the global economic recession, the impact wrought by two major floods in the district, increased compliance costs and the new recycling and waste model...(more)
| |  Long Term Recycling Contract Signed
The Hurunui District Council has now resolved its prior concerns and has signed off on a long term contract with Hurunui Recycling for recycling services... (more)
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| | Amberley Industry and Business Review
The Council is undertaking a review of the current industry and business zones and their standards for Amberley. As part of this review, an ‘Issues & Options’ paper has been prepared and is now available for public feedback.
| | Boil Water Notices
Permanent Boil Water Notices are in place for the following schemes: Hurunui No 1, Kaiwara and Cheviot Rural. A temporary boil water notice is in place for the Waiau Rural, Blythe, Peaks, Lower Waitohi, Parnassus Rural water schemes.
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