Council News
Data on Ashburton’s town centre foot traffic is now being captured by two new computer-vision pedestrian counters.
Crabs, shrimps, lobsters, barnacles, slaters and other crustaceans are the stars of a new mini exhibition at Ashburton Art Gallery and Museum.
Councillors will consider a report on Wednesday about applying for resource consent and Department of Conservation authorisation to divert water from Balmacaan Stream to Lake Camp.
The Tinwald Reserve Board is calling for ideas of what the old Tinwald Pool site could be used for.
Spring into Spring at the Ashburton Library on 24 September for a free, fun, informative expo on preventing falls and staying on your feet as you get older.
Council has closed the old concrete block changing rooms at Hakatere Huts, following a structural engineering assessment that showed serious cracking and displaced blocks.
The Ashburton District Council expressed its opposition to Environment Canterbury’s draft proposal in its submission to Ecan’s representation review earlier this month.
As part of Government increases to a range of parking infringements and towage fees, parking fines for people misusing mobility parks will rise from $150 to $750 on 1 October.
Ashburton property owners will soon receive new three-yearly rating valuations in the post.
Council’s Talk it up Tuesday sessions with the public are moving to once a month.