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2009/10/14
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Our Council: Trimming trees on your property ...
What's On: Champ Wag 'n Walk ...
Our Neighbourhood: Risk Wheel Returns to North Shore Streets ... |
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Our
Council
Trimming trees on your property
Changes to the laws around trimming non-scheduled trees / vegetation on
your property came into effect on 1 October 2009. Property owners in
most Auckland urban areas may now carry out trimming of trees /
vegetation on their private property, without a resource consent. Not
all urban zoned properties are covered by the new rules, so property
owners need to check with their council as to where the new rules
apply. If you are unsure whether you need a consent to trim a tree on
your property, or you are unsure if your property is regarded as urban
or rural, please contact Actionline on (09) 486 8600. More
Timely reminder to register for Tsunami evacuation alerts
The recent tsunami threats are a timely reminder that people in
low-lying areas should register with North Shore City Council's tsunami
warning system. If you live in one of our city's coastal areas and
would like to register for phone alerts, please contact Actionline on
(09) 486 8600. More
Managing stormwater
The heavy rains of spring are a good reminder of the steps we can take
to manage stormwater on our properties. There are a number of devices
that can help you manage rainwater and some have benefits for the
environment and your pocket. For instance, using rainwater from a
rainwater tank can save you money on water costs. Other devices include
rain gardens, detention tanks, and pervious paving. More
Towards A New Auckland email updates
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a New Auckland is our fortnightly email newsletter providing updates on
the changes to local government in Auckland. You can subscribe online. More
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What's
On
Champ Wag 'n Walk
The Champ Wag 'n Walk will take place this Saturday (17 October 2009)
at the Milford Reserve. Spruce up your pooch, stretch your legs, and
take in the fresh air by joining North Shore City's dog lovers on a fun
3km walk. It's a day full of entertainment, with something for everyone
- including your dog. You don't have to own a dog to enjoy the Champ
Wag n Walk, take part in the 3km fun walk and help us support the SPCA
Auckland. Register today at www.wagnwalk.co.nz
Passchendaele: 'The Belgians Have Not Forgotten' Exhibition
A series of memorable events has been held in North Shore City this
month, to remember the 92nd Anniversary of the Battle of Passchendaele.
Be sure to get along to the free exhibition on show now at Fort
Takapuna, open 10am - 4pm daily until November 15. More
Sovereign New Zealand Ocean Swim Series
The
Sovereign New Zealand Ocean Swim Series is back this summer with two
exciting Auckland events supported by North Shore City Council. The
series, which includes six events around New Zealand, starts with the
Sovereign Harbour Crossing, from Bayswater to Auckland at 10.30am on
Saturday 21 November 2009. To enter, visit: www.oceanswim.co.nz
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Our Neighbourhood
Risk Wheel returns to North Shore streets
A recent national TV advertising campaign featuring a creepy looking
man and his spinning risk wheel is being brought to life on the North
Shore, to remind local drivers that ‘Bad Calls Can Be Deadly’ at
intersections. Five North Shore intersections have been selected for
attention in this campaign, on the basis of their high crash and injury
record as well as high level of red light running. Over the last five
years there have been more than 3,500 intersection crashes on the Shore
alone, the equivalent of around 14 per week, with many causing injuries
as well as some tragic fatalities. More
Northcote liquor ban area extension
The Northcote liquor ban consultation is for a proposed 24 hour liquor
ban for the public areas of Northcote Central. Have your say on this
consultation before Friday 23 October. More
Road closure alerts
Be aware of road closures across North Shore City for works or special
events. Closures around the city and advice on alternative routes are
listed online in advance. More
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