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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.

Annual Report

November 06, 2017

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Note: This Public Notice is out of date, and is retained for archival purposes only.

The Annual Report is Council’s major accountability statement to the community. Council’s Audit Director has a legal obligation to provide an opinion on such reports, and this was done at Council’s meeting on 5 October 2017. The opinion was ‘unmodified’ meaning that the report is a fair reflection on what actually happened and that the information presented complies with relevant statutory requirements and standards – and that there were no issues of concern which needed to be highlighted.

Council’s major achievements during the year include being reaccredited as a building consent authority, completing the concept design for the proposed new Bulls community centre (and making a successful application for a lotteries grant of $500,000), and progressing the pre-feasibility study for a Tutaenui rural water supply (co-funded by the Ministry for Primary Industries). Delays in some major capital projects meant a significant underspend in capital work of $18.4 million, so there was no need to borrow during the year.

A Summary Annual Report has also been prepared and has also received an unmodified opinion.

Annual Report 2016-2017

Summary Annual Report 2016-2017