Posts about Historic Projects
They will appear in the Historic Projects part of the About page.
When a project is no longer current, the category is changed to Historical
In Lagoon Avenue at the Junction of Bernard Road the bank started to slip away at a point where a footpath had been installed earlier. It is believed that the construction of the footpath had initiated the earth movement. This was a huge concern to the residents living above and below the earth movement. Such […]
Lagoon Avenue Slip Repair Read More »
August 29, 2018 Executive Summary: The Albert Town Community Association seeks the following decision from the Queenstown Lakes District Council on the Navigational Safety Bylaw Amendment: 1. Accept 1.1 (a) (ii) (iii) (b) of the proposed amendment. However, we continue to plead for year around removal of powered vessels from the Albert Town
ATCA Submission on Safety Bylaw Amendment – Removal of Powered Craft on Upper Clutha Read More »
August 5, 2018 Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) has proposed a new amendment to the Navigational Safety Bylaw 2018 which bans powered vessels on the Clutha River from Lake Wanaka to the Albert Town bridge from December 1st to March 31st each year. Commercial jet boats with existing resource consents will still be allowed in
Submissions Needed on Clutha Bylaw Banning Powered Craft Read More »
May 27, 2018 The Albert Town Community Association opposes the Go Jets Wanaka proposed new licence. Furthermore, we strongly oppose the granting of a 5-year licence. The noise, environmental degradation and danger associated with the rapidly increasing commercial jet boat traffic in Albert Town (both above and below the bridge) is a serious concern for
ATCA Submission on Go Jets Wanaka – Albert Town Ramp Licence Read More »
May 7, 2018 We wanted to further clarify the QLDC’s informal consolation process in regards to the 2018 Navigational Safety Bylaw as it relates to motorised craft. The purpose of this informal consultation is to gather opinions from our community in order to write a new inclusive bylaw. Once council hears from the community,
Navigational Safety Bylaw – Informal Consultation Clarification (Closes Friday May 11th) Read More »
May 1, 2018 As you may have seen, QLDC is undertaking informal consultation in regards to the new Navigation Safety Bylaw 2018. The 2018 Bylaw (which includes hundreds of other non-controversial topics) was adapted March 23, 2018. However, the bylaw is not complete. The original proposed bylaw would have allowed unlimited speeds on the entire
2018 Navigational Safety Bylaw Update Read More »
November 9, 2017 299 OPPOSED (96%) 12 SUPPORT (4%)
Proposed 2017 Navigational Safety Bylaw Submissions Read More »