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| |   2009/10 General rate increase less than one percent
The Hurunui District Council yesterday signed off its long term plan which included limiting the general rate increase for 2009/10 at just 0.29%...(more)
| |  Influenza-A (H1N1)
The spread of Influenza-A (H1N1), 'swine flu' is now being spread by community contact. "Flu' reports have been increasing in Hurunui district and a flu centre has been set up in Waikari. For up to date information and advice go to: www.cdhb.govt.nz or www.moh.govt.nz or www.fluinfo.org.nz ...
| |  Mayor takes extended leave
Hurunui District Council has granted two months leave of absence to mayor Garry Jackson who requested the extended leave for private reasons. Acting mayor Michael Malthus will continue in the role until Mr Jackson returns... (more)
| |  Government Recognises Water Legislation Burden
Yesterday’s announcement that the Government has delayed requirements for communities to meet new drinking water legislation by three years was welcomed wholeheartedly by Hurunui District Council Mayor, Garry Jackson... (more)
| |  Hurunui Youth Programme gets Goverment support and funding boost.
The Hurunui District Council has been granted government funding to continue its very successful, innovative project that has proven to be of benefit local young people...
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| | Urban Business Kerbside Waste and Recycling Collections
Hurunui District Council has introduced a new collection service from the 1st July 2009, which will entitle urban businesses to receive a collection of up to three bags (recycling and/or refuse) from the kerbside boundary or two or less bags and one manageable (flattened and securely tied and maximum weight of 7kg) bundle of cardboard each week.
| | Ashley Rural Water Supply - Temporary Boil Water Notice
Update - 3 July 2009 - Test results from yesterday were clear. Testing will continue Friday and Saturday and once three consecutive clear results have been obtained the boil water notice will be lifted - hopefully early next week.
| | 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.
| | Dog Registration Fees for the 2009/10 Year
The dog registration fees for the period 1 July 2009 to 30 June 2010 have been fixed.
| | Proposed Plan Change 14 - J & H Beattie
The Hurunui District Council has made its decisions on Proposed Plan Change 14 to the Hurunui District Plan.
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