![]() Issue No. 59 - 20 July 2002 |
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Our web site
The Council's web site provides a range of information about the Council and its services. The site focuses on the organisation itself. It is not intended to be a promotional site for Wanganui. However, it includes links to some promotional sites as well as to sites associated with local government. Included in the site are sections on the organisation, democracy, services, news and public notices, publications, Civil Defence, links to other sites and contact information. We welcome your feedback about the site and any suggestions for improvements or information you think would be useful. You can use the Have Your Say form on the site to send us your comments. More detailed information about what the site has to offer will be covered in future issues of Community Link. |
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Submissions invited on emergency plan
![]() We're seeking community comments on the Draft Civil Defence Emergency Management Group (CDEMG) Plan. The plan has been developed by eight local authorities (including Wanganui District Council), Police, Fire, Ambulance and District Health Boards in the Wanganui-Manawatu region. They have been working together to provide a more efficient and co-ordinated response to emergencies. However, the onus remains on local residents to be prepared to look after themselves, in the first instance, in an emergency.
The agencies are seeking community input about the plan and invite submissions. You can view the plan at the Council's Customer Services Desk, the District Library or on the Regional Council's web site. Submissions, which close on 9 August 2002, should be sent to horizons.mw, Private Bag 11025, Palmerston North. |
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What's on in and around Wanganui
July 20: Wanganui Caledonian Society Social Dance July 20: Wanganui Home Educators' Workshop July 20: Crafts and Hobbies Fair July 20: Coin and Stamps Fair July 20: St John Secondhand Book Sale July 20: Rivercity Markets July 21: Organ Recital - Roy Tankersley with
Hewitt Humphrey July 21: "Oh! Horror it's Murder" Dinner
Theatre July 21: Auditions July 21: Te Tangata Whai Rawa O Weniti - The
Maori Merchant of Venice July 23: Nga Pae Tata - Bridging the Gaps More information about things to do in the Wanganui District is available from the Visitor Information Centre, 101 Guyton Street. |
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Vacancies Senior Water Operator, Wanganui Water Services Finance and Administration Officer, Environmental Services Parking Officer, Environmental Services |
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Virginia Lake
The southern entrance to Virginia Lake has undergone a facelift. The Oamaru stone fence is now completed, as is the paving. The gates have been installed and you will also see some new plantings. The Virginia Lake Trust is now raising money for stage two of the redevelopment of this area which is expected to cost approximately $18,000. Stage two will include the widening of the steps down to the lake edge, increasing the paved area by the lake edge and the installation of picnic tables. Donations are invited and can be forwarded to: |
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Meetings Diary
Economic Development Community Development Rates and Debt Write-Off Subcommittee* (9.30am,
1st floor boardroom) Environment Harbour Emergency Management and Civil Defence (3pm) Works and Transport Community Services Finance and Administration * It is expected that this meeting will be held with the public excluded. Unless otherwise noted, the meetings will commence at 2.00pm in Committee Room 2, Municipal Office Building, 101 Guyton Street, Wanganui. Agendas are available at the Customer Services Desk, Municipal Office Building, 101 Guyton Street, Wanganui and the Wanganui District Library two working days prior to the meeting. The Council welcomes members of the public to attend its meetings. |
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