Author name: florencemicoud

This became a project for Margaret Barrow the Chair-person of the ATCA at the time. It took about three years to achieve but the BBQ and pergola is now a fine facility for the park.

The cycle rack completed the facilities at the park and this was donated by Templeton Engineering and Installed by the ATCA.

The ATCA submits to the QLDC annual plan each year and has successfully lobbied for extensions to the footpath network. There are still some streets still without paths and the ATCA will continue to have these constructed.

The ATCA gave a substantial donation to the Upper Clutha Tracks Network to link together the three tracks that meet at Albert Town. It also covered the cost of the small bridge on the track in the vicinity of the fisherman’s access.

For a large number of years the ATCA lobbied the NZTA to add Albert Town to the Direction signs on the SH6/SH84 intersection at Mt iron. For years travellers unfamiliar with the area invariably went into Wanaka only to be turned around to come back to the intersection to get to Albert Town. When a