Welcome to the Wairoa District Council
Wairoa District Council exists so that residents and visitors have a safe living environment and are able to participate in the community at a cost, which is affordable!
The purpose of the Council is to enable democratic local decision-making to promote the social, economic, environmental and cultural well-being of the Wairoa District in the present and for the future.
Wairoa is a beautiful town, positioned alongside the famous Wairoa River. The small town of Wairoa boasts a lifestyle absorbed in activity and a society rich in culture and heritage. Wairoa attracts visitors from far and wide.
Come and experience the culture, the atmosphere, and the renowned splendour of this region. Wairoa District Council is proud to represent this District and provide local services within it. Click here to visit the Council Photo Gallery...
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Special Meeting Of Council |
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SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL ON FRIDAY 16 May 2008
The agenda and accompanying documents for the above meeting are now available online.
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CONTRACT TENDERS |
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Suitably qualified Contractors are invited to tender for:
WAIROA DISTRICT COUNCIL
CONTRACT 08/07
MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING OF THE WAIROA PUBLIC TOILETS AND COUNCIL BUILDINGS
WAIROA DISTRICT COUNCIL
CONTRACT 09/02
WAIROA GARDENS MAINTENANCE
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Reserve Management Plans - Pohutukawa Reserve - Mahia Peninsula |
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The Reserves Act 1977 requires the council to prepare reserve management plans for nearly all parks classified as 'reserves' under council control.
Reserve management plans outline the Council's general intentions for the use, development, maintenance, protection and preservation of its reserves through a series of objectives and policies.
The Pohutukawa Reserve is located at Mahia Beach on the north-western edge of the Mahia Peninsula. It comprises a linear esplanade reserve stretching from the corner of Moana Drive near the camping ground south to the southern reserve known as ‘the Mokotahi Landing’ at the base of Mokotahi headland. The Reserve lies within the residential zone of Mahia Beach settlement and forms the coastal fringe between the settlement and the Mahia beach itself.
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Council Adopts first 3 Parts of the Wairoa District Council Consolidated Bylaw |
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Pursuant to Sections 157 of the Local Government Act 2002, notice is given that Part 1 (Introductory), Part 2 (Land Transport) and Part 3 (Public Safety) of the Wairoa District Council Consolidated Bylaw have been adopted at a meeting of Council on 13 November 2007. These Parts of the Consolidated Bylaw came into force on 20 November 2007.
The Consolidated Bylaw is now available online.
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Māhanga Water Supply |
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The Māhanga Water Supply was installed at the time of the original subdivision (circa 1973). The supply is not filtered or disinfected and does not meet the New Zealand Drinking Water Standards.
A number of owners have registered their concern about the costs of continuing the supply.
Consultation Meeting - Māhanga Marae, Saturday 21 Oct 2006, 10.00am. Come along and discuss the future of your water supply.
Have Your Say! Make an online submission ...
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EPIC Online Reference Databases |
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Wairoa Centennial Library brings you EPIC Online Reference Databases.
Electronic Purchasing In Collaboration (EPIC) - is a shared initiative of New Zealand libraries. New Zealand libraries have banded together to buy access to a collection of EPIC e-resources, for all New Zealanders to use.
To use these databases you need to be a member of the Wairoa Centennial Library.
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