Rodney Local Board
Environment
Local governments play a central role in protecting the environment, reducing waste and safeguarding biodiversity. The worsening state of New Zealand’s lakes and rivers is a major challenge for local councils, which work with regional councils in the management of water resources in their area.
Environment
Local governments play a central role in protecting the environment, reducing waste and safeguarding biodiversity. The worsening state of New Zealand’s lakes and rivers is a major challenge for local councils, which work with regional councils in the management of water resources in their area.
Simplify the process for community groups to apply for funding and support for projects that stand to benefit the local environment.
Re-establish a means of inorganic rubbish collection.
Improve biodiversity by funding pest management plans so community groups can access the Natural Environment Targeted Rate.
Encourage community initiatives for environmental sustainability, eg Riverhead.
Advocate for and support effective monitoring and enforcement of regulations.
Empower local community groups and organisations to continue their remedial planting to protect our waterways and pest eradication.
Improve biodiversity by funding pest management plans so community groups can access the Natural Environment Targeted Rate.
Support improved water quality in our streams and the Kaipara Harbour.
Support pest free groups across Rodney to deliver on Pest Free 2050.
Encourage the rehabilitation of local waterways. Oppose the Three Waters plan to remove local control of waterways.
Encourage the creation of more green zones and appropriate verge tree planting in all new housing developments.
Create an easily accessible local waste disposal collection point to reduce illegal dumping polluting bush and creeks.
Reopen existing bush tracks for everyone. Expand nature preserves to protect catchments, wetlands and runoffs. Expand humane pest-controls.
Monitor water quality, invite farmers to manage catchments for long-term improvements. Support volunteers joining environmental projects.
Advocate a waste-to-energy plant for the region's rubbish. Remove fluoride from city water. Minimise toxic sprays. Remove invasive plants.
Dredge the Kumeū River.
Ensure the council controlled organisations meet their obligations such as not letting raw sewage flow from the sewer lines into the rivers and beaches.
Support any sensible (and practical) council initiative towards waste to energy.
Assist landowners to undertake riparian planting and fencing to improve water quality in our harbours and waterways.
Support community groups to undertake local pest and weed control.
Support the Community Recycling Centres to reduce waste going to landfill.
Encourage pest control by helping individual homeowners access to good humane pest control options.
Petition Auckland Council to increase recycling collection to weekly.
Look at the feasibility of a composting service collection weekly.
Simplify the process for community groups to apply for funding and support for projects that stand to benefit the local environment.
Re-establish a means of inorganic rubbish collection.
Improve biodiversity by funding pest management plans so community groups can access the Natural Environment Targeted Rate.
Encourage community initiatives for environmental sustainability, eg Riverhead.
Advocate for and support effective monitoring and enforcement of regulations.
Empower local community groups and organisations to continue their remedial planting to protect our waterways and pest eradication.
Improve biodiversity by funding pest management plans so community groups can access the Natural Environment Targeted Rate.
Support improved water quality in our streams and the Kaipara Harbour.
Support pest free groups across Rodney to deliver on Pest Free 2050.
Encourage the rehabilitation of local waterways. Oppose the Three Waters plan to remove local control of waterways.
Encourage the creation of more green zones and appropriate verge tree planting in all new housing developments.
Create an easily accessible local waste disposal collection point to reduce illegal dumping polluting bush and creeks.
Reopen existing bush tracks for everyone. Expand nature preserves to protect catchments, wetlands and runoffs. Expand humane pest-controls.
Monitor water quality, invite farmers to manage catchments for long-term improvements. Support volunteers joining environmental projects.
Advocate a waste-to-energy plant for the region's rubbish. Remove fluoride from city water. Minimise toxic sprays. Remove invasive plants.
Dredge the Kumeū River.
Ensure the council controlled organisations meet their obligations such as not letting raw sewage flow from the sewer lines into the rivers and beaches.
Support any sensible (and practical) council initiative towards waste to energy.
Assist landowners to undertake riparian planting and fencing to improve water quality in our harbours and waterways.
Support community groups to undertake local pest and weed control.
Support the Community Recycling Centres to reduce waste going to landfill.
Encourage pest control by helping individual homeowners access to good humane pest control options.
Petition Auckland Council to increase recycling collection to weekly.
Look at the feasibility of a composting service collection weekly.
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