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Written by Brent Mitchell   
Saturday, 31 July 2010 13:02

The Waipara River Working Group has now completed the Draft Plan. Attached.

 

ALL CLUBS need to get this out to your members tonight. This is urgent

 

At this time there will be just 22 days to make a submission. 5th to the 27th August. The council meets tomorrow 29th July to adopt the document as a draft. Emails now might have an effect. This is way to short and we need it to be taken out to 60 days.

This will allow discussion at meetings and even a special meeting where we invite the District Mayor to speak.

 

Combined tried to get full access for all and our fall back position was for Combined Access. This may create some conflict with other 4WDers.

 

You are encouraged to read the draft and make individual submissions as well as note any items that the Club needs to discuss.

 

It is important to remember that this could be the way that many of our rivers are managed in the future so it need to be right.

 

You also need to email the Hurunui District Council asking that the Submission period be extended to 60 days.

 

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Subject should be Waipara River Submission Period.

 

In the email you should request that we are given 60 days to enable interested parties to discuss the draft plan and to place submissions.

 

Please Check the Document System for a copy of the daft. You will see a new folder for "Access Files"

 

REMEMBER TO EMAIL

 

 

 
Toxic Algae precaution PDF Print E-mail
Written by Peter Silcock   
Saturday, 16 January 2010 20:38

Christchurch Press. 30/01/2010.

Many of Canterbury's hill fed rivers remain prone to developing potentially toxic algae. Enviroment Canterbury says. Large phormidium mats have been seen on stretches of the Waipara, lower Ashley, upper Selwyn, Opihi, Pareora and Otaio rivers. Dog owners should ensure their animals do not eat the algae.

As a precaution it is advisable NOT to take your dog to these areas as this algae was fatal to several dogs last year.

Last Updated on Saturday, 30 January 2010 20:41
 
New Members PDF Print E-mail
Written by Brent Mitchell   
Sunday, 06 December 2009 15:58

Prespective new members, are welcome to come along to any general meeting and check out what we are about.

 

Please Call the Membership officer for more details...

Last Updated on Sunday, 06 December 2009 15:59