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Mangapapa River Slip

Rangitīkei District Council is aware of a slip blocking Mangapapa River upstream of where it meets the Turakina River. Horizons Regional Council is monitoring the situation, and there is no immediate risk to homes or infrastructure.

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LGOIMA Responses 2024

Council does not publish every response we process – only those of wider public interest, rather than private matters.

SubjectDate
Dog Control Activity16 December
Government Speed Setting Rule9 December

Banking Services

26 November
Council's Liability in their Role as a Building Consent Authority21 November
District Licensing Committee Query and Job Description18 November
Asset Finda Reports for Marton Swimming Pool Complex13 November
Public tree removals and plantings between 2022 and 202412 November
Rating RID Data23 October
Council’s Policy on Workshops and Briefings21 October
Bulls Community Committee – Haylock Park21 October
Assist/Service Dogs Being Rushed or Attacked21 October
Council Spending2 October
Māori Ward Voting Record16 September
Introduction of AI16 September
Road Signage Structures13 September
Hire RDC Venues12 September
Māori Ward Referendum27 August
Reversing Reduced Speeds22 August
Potholes20 June
Public Hearings Refreshments Costs20 May
Fast Track Approvals Bill9 May
Scotts Ferry Motor Camp9 May
Long Term Plan Information21 March
Bulls Community Centre Costs22 March
Council Fleet Emissions12 March
Water Rating Information12 March
Wellington Road Pavement26 February
Active Dune Management - Turakina Beach22 February
Three Waters spending Implications21 February
Ratepayers Report7 February
Geosim in Marton Water24 January