Tamahere Community
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Current Community Activities, Submissions & Issues
Minutes For TCC Meeting, Tuesday 5th November.
Key community consultation and submissions currently alive.
WDC Significance & Engagement Policy – Consultation 10 Oct-11 Nov
WDC Speed Management Plan 2024 – Consultation 16 Oct-27 Nov
WDC Alcohol Control Bylaw changes – Early consultation 30 Oct-8 Dec
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St. Stephen's Tamahere Invites Community to Annual Christmas Festival
Steady Growth in Patronage for Tamahere/Matangi and Tauwhare Pā Bus Services
WDC Councillors November Report
Record community feedback on Council survey
More than 800 people provided nearly 2,000 responses to the Council’s survey on its Long Term Plan for 2025-2034. The survey, which gathered feedback on services and activities from libraries to property, and from roading to waste management, closed late last month.
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Jane Manson, Lockie Verner & Ian Wallace Shine at Waikato District Mayoral Awards
In a heartwarming celebration of community spirit and dedication, Tamahere local Jane Manson, Tauwhare local Lockie Verner and Matangi resident, Ian Wallace were honoured at the Waikato District's Mayoral Community Awards, held on October 3, 2024. The event, which took place in the council chambers, was a diverse gathering of family, friends, and supporters who came to recognise the unwavering commitment of these local stalwarts.
For the full story and pictures CLICK HERE
TCC Meeting Minutes from Tuesday 1st October
The meeting is held first Tuesday of every month at the Tamahere Community Centre, Divine Rd starting at 7.30pm. This is an opportunity for you to not only understand the workings of the TCC but also to 'chime' in with your 'two-bobs worth' if you feel the need.
Download The Minutes from the last meeting below.
Councillors Report for Sept, 2024 - Roading Cuts!
From Councillors Beavis and Keir.
Lower than expected roading subsidies from the NZ Transport Agency (NZTA) for local roading projects will leave Waikato District Council tens of millions short for planned new roading projects over the next three years. So far it’s been reported that the Council will be about $35m short - and this is likely to force the Council to defer some projects until 2027-28.
Download the full report below.
Minutes for TCC Meeting Tues. 3rd September
There was one major highlight which may be of interest to you.
NZTA and HCC are planning to make major changes to SH26 (Morrinsville Rd)/Matangi Rd/Silverdale Rd. Robyn Denton - HCC Network & Systems Operations Manager, Transport spoke to the meeting attended my a number of interested parties.
The full text of Robyn Denton's presentation is contained within the minutes and we encourage you do acquaint your self with the details.
There is an opportunity for further public input at an HCC council meeting on Thursday 26 September, starting at 9.30am, where the public is able to have a say, prior to the Councillors’ vote.
If you would like to have a say please email: mail: amy.biggers@hcc.govt to let her know you will be attending and wish your voice to be heard.
Also, your TCC would also like to bring your attention to a phase of rate-payer consultation with the WDC known as 'Pre-Engagement Feedback'.
What would YOU like to see happening in the Tamahere Community when it comes to our sport park, public toilets, playgrounds, community hall, in fact any spaces & places in our area.
Tamahere ChargeNet Ev Charger Meeting Community Demands
The Tamahere Village ChargeNet EV charger, a community-led project launched six months ago, has surpassed projected usage expectations, solidifying its role as a vital community resource.
Dog registrations due 31st July and submissions for the Keeping Of Animals By-Laws.
Have your say HERE !
Tamahere-Tauwhare Bus Service Patronage Growing
The latest patronage data for the recently established Tamahere/Tauwhare bus service shows increasing usage.
Community Asked To Keep an Eye On The New Public Toilet in Tamahere Park After Vandalism
Following the 5th March Committee meeting residents are being asked for support to report vandalism. The TCC has some initiatives to manage the issue.
The Council does not plan to provide for drying your hands or a toilet seat due to vandalism, which understandably is a real problem. The Committee suggested the following:
Provide signage that states what can be flushed down the toilet plus signage that provides a number to call if vandalism is occurring or has occurred (so it can be reported immediately).
Bring the matter to the attention of the Tamahere Community so that people are more aware.
Encourage the Council to speed up the CCTV project so that CCTV monitoring can assist with identifying the culprits.
TCC to liaise with Hamilton East, Tamahere and Matangi Community Patrol.
Please call 111 to report activities of vandals or vandalism and remember to grab 'happy snaps' of any perpetrators.
Dust Settles After Heated Tamahere Community Committee Meeting as WDC Called to Account
The November 5th Tamahere Community Committee meeting saw a number of questions and concerns voiced by both the Chair, Charles Fletcher and committee members.
Waikato District Council Councillor Crystal Beavis Calls for Constructive Dialogue and Clear Communication in Tamahere
In response to recent observations by Tamahere Community Committee (TCC) Chair Charles Fletcher, Waikato District Council (WDC) Councillor Crystal Beavis addresses key concerns facing the Tamahere/Woodlands ward, urging ratepayers to maintain constructive communication and understand the unique challenges the Council currently navigates.
Good Public Turnout to Hear More About the NZTA/HCC Changes Morrinsville/Matangi/Silverdale Intersection.
The TCC want to thank members of the public for turning out to the last meeting to hear more about the proposed changes to Morrinsville/Matangi/Silverdate Rds as part of a ‘revocation’ of a section of SH26 from the Hillcrest roundabout to the LIC corner.
TCC Meeting Tuesday September the 3rd
Robyn Denton HCC Network & Systems Operations Manager, Transport shown left with Secretary Lyn Harris and right, TCC Chair, Charles Fletcher.
WDC Councillors Report August 2024
CLICK HERE to see a number of important issues and announcements facing the community.
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