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Proposal for Partial Revocation of Reserve Status – Sparks Park Reserve, Belvedere Rd Carterton
Carterton District Council hereby gives public notice under sections 24(2)(b) of the Reserves Act 1977 that it intends to consider a proposal to partially revoke the reserve status of the property situated in Belvedere Carterton, being Lot 1 DP89362 and Pt Sec 173...
Recycling wheelie bin numbering error
An error made when delivering Carterton’s new recycling wheelie bins has seen all residents receive a bin labelled with a number 1. The new collection system started today, with recycling wheelie bins labelled number 2 due to be collected this week and bins labelled...
The Clock Tower colour vote has arrived!
The time to choose Carterton’s clock tower paint colour has finally arrived and will be given over to our residents to decide. The once heralded “Carterton’s Big Ben” has been under repair this year after a seismic assessment in 2015 identified the structure as being...
Climate Change Advisor appointed
South Wairarapa District Council and Carterton District Council are pleased to announce the appointment of Melanie Barthe to the role of Climate Change Advisor. The need for a Climate Change Advisor became apparent after a number of submissions were received during...
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Wheelie confused? Don't worry, we've got you covered ♻️
If your bin has a number 2, it's over to you - put your recycling wheelie bin and rubbish bags out on Monday.
If your bin has a number 1, your time is yet to come - put your glass crates and rubbish bags out on Monday.
Still unsure? Refer to our handy collection map below, or if you're still in doubt, put both out as only the correct one will be collected.
Please note that the contractors will be continuing to audit the contents of your wheelie bins for the next 2 weeks as a way of helping you understand what can and can't be recycled. These are being done before the truck comes around, so if you get an orange leaflet but your bin is still full, please leave it out until 5pm as the truck will still be coming to collect it.
Geez what a f@#$k up this is should of left it as it was 😤
Sharon Macarthur
Karen Montgomerie
Our staff are doing their part to help reduce the amount of disposable coffee cups sent to our landfills. Thanks IdealCup, Page 42 Café & Gelato and Wild Oats for helping our Carterton community live more sustainablyDon't you just love serendipity... when you and your colleagues turn up to your Friday Recycling meeting at council and BOOM... everyone's CHOOSING TO REUSE with IdealCup ... Carterton District Council we SALUTE YOU!! 👊☕🇳🇿♥️♻️
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SPARKS PARK UPDATE
Kia ora tātou,
We promised we would keep you updated with any proposal regarding Spark Park, so here is a brief summary of the latest. The council has now received a letter from Molesworth Home Limited who has recently purchased land located on the corner of Belvedere Rd and Connolly’s Line. The company is looking to develop part of the property for residential purposes.
WHAT IS THE PROPOSAL? The company is requesting the Council essentially swaps some land with them. Removing the reserve status of the requested 3641m2 of the park and swapping it for an additional 7500m2 would not result in a loss of a public open space or amenity and will enhance the area and provide additional green space in the district.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT & WHAT SHOULD I DO?
At Wednesday's Ordinary Council meeting, your elected members agreed to consult on the proposal. This means you can make a submission before 21 October if you want to have a say in what happens before a final decision is made.
WHERE CAN I READ MORE?
All the information including the full proposal, supporting documents, and where to send your submission to are in the link below.
Will research and comment. I can see some value.
Good luck to anyone who builds this land that is known to bog up when wet. Have literally seen water pouring from the ground in this area.
Beau Drinnan
Wendy
Corey Wilson
Paige Smith angry react
Annabell Shields wtf
Woohoo! The first chance for Carterton residents to meet their candidates has arrived! Wednesday is your chance to see what they’re all about before voting papers start arriving in your letterboxes on Friday.
Due to a numbering error on the recycling wheelie bins, all Carterton residents should put out their recycling wheelie bin and glass crates Monday 16 September.
Affected residents who have already received a letter from Earthcare will have their bins re-stickered before collection.
The alternating collection calendar will resume on Monday 23 September. We will repost the collection calendar and accurate collection zone map prior to the next collection.
