CODC

Village concept becomes subdivision

The Central Otago District Council has granted resource consent for a section of Molyneux Estate to be changed from the intended retirement or lifestyle village concept into a conventional subdivision with 40 sections.

Heavy rain brings relief, surface flooding

Heavy rain brings relief, surface flooding

Widespread rain across Otago yesterday brought relief to those relying on plant and grass growth, but also caused rivers to rise quickly, and some surface flooding.

Huge power savings

Huge power savings

The Central Otago District Council has opted to split its energy supply contracts between two different suppliers in a move which is expected to produce a saving of $37,000 a year.

Mixed response to CODC rezoning bid

Views are mixed on whether parts of Naseby should be rezoned to increase the land available for residential subdivision and development.

Speed hump to be used to calm traffic

Clyde is about to get its first speed hump, in response to complaints from residents, business owners and the police about motorists going too fast in the north end of the main street.

Support bid for growth in region

The Alexandra Business Group presented a petition containing more than 1300 signatures to the Central Otago District Council yesterday calling for more support for economic growth in the region from the council and the Vincent Community Board.

Ettrick Hen farmers seek consent

The applicants for a retrospective consent to run a free-range hen farm near Ettrick told the Central Otago District Council hearings panel on Tuesday there would be minimal odour arising from farm practices.

Snow budget over by 29%

Two major snowfalls in Central Otago over winter blew the Central Otago District Council's snow-clearing budget by more than 29%.

Fence changes concern residents

Changes to the original fence around Pioneer Park, Alexandra, are being made due to safety issues, leaving some residents concerned its heritage value will be destroyed.

Strengthening recommended

Strengthening recommended

The Bannockburn Hall, destined for demolition due to its earthquake risk could be strengthened, which could save the community money and protect a piece of history says David White, a local heritage advocate.

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