Long Term Community Plan 2012-2022 - Hurunui District Council

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www.hurunui.govt.nz Contribution to Community Outcomes Community Outcomes Groups of Council Activities A desirable and safe place to live A place where our traditional rural values and heritage make Hurunui unique A place with a thriving local economy A place that demonstrates environmental responsibility A place with essential infrastructure Water Supply ü ü Sewerage ü ü ü Stormwater and Drainage ü ü Roads and Footpaths ü Community Services and Facilities ü ü Environment and Safety ü ü District Promotion ü Hanmer Springs Pools and Spa ü ü Governance ü 70
Water Supply Overview Water Supply covers the following activity described below: Activity 1: Water Supply (township supply and rural water schemes) Our Aim To provide a sustainable supply of water that meets the needs of present and future domestic and agricultural/horticultural consumers, and complies with the New Zealand Drinking Water Standards. Why is the Council Involved? The subject of water is of major importance to our Council. It is an on-going challenge for us to provide a plentiful water supply, particularly given the drought prone nature of the Hurunui, and to have water that is of a good drinking standard while at the same time operating an efficient and cost effective service. Water is of primary importance to any community and has a direct influence and impact on the economic, social, cultural and environmental wellbeings of our population. Community Outcomes The Water Supply activity described in this section, primarily contributes to two of our community outcomes: 1. A desirable and safe place to live: • We have attractive well designed townships • Communities have access to adequate health and emergency services and systems and resources are available to meet civil defence emergencies • Risks to public health are identified and appropriately managed 2. A place with essential infrastructure: • We have a strong emphasis on service delivery across all infrastructure including roading, water (for drinking and development), waste water, stormwater and solid waste Major Projects Planned Project Renewal reticulation - Amberley Commission SH1 bore - Amberley Rising Main upgrade - Amberley Renew and upgrade pipes and fittings – Ashley Rural Mixed Oxidant treatment plant – Ashley Rural Water security (tank farm) – Culverden Township Drinking Water Standards Stage I – Waiau Township Mixed Oxidant treatment plant – Waiau Rural Hurunui Community Long Term Plan 2012 - 2022 Year Planned 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 $25,000 $236,500 $170,000 $124,704 $90,000 $205,000 $98,000 $51,960 Renew pipework- Cheviot $62,352 Mixed Oxidant treatment plant (Main, Parnassus, Blythe, Kaiwara) - Cheviot Pipe renewal – Waipara Township Mixed Oxidant treatment plant – Waipara Township Land purchase water treatment – Hanmer Springs Renewal mechanical – Hurunui Rural Renewal pipe – Hurunui Rural Mixed Oxidant treatment plant (#01, Peaks, L. Waitohi) – Hurunui Rural $293,000 $20,000 $98,000 $140,000 $260,933 $128,856 $25,000 $25,980 $26,845 $120,000 $124,704 $128,856 $269,000 Significant Negative Effects There is potential for significant negative effects on the environmental and cultural wellbeing of the community if there is excessive abstraction of water. Abstraction is managed to minimise the chance of outages or disruption to supply. There are also potential negative public health effects in providing water in some areas that does not meet current drinking water guidelines for biological contaminants. We issue public “boil water” notices when positive samples are detected. We are working toward improving the standard of our water supply to 71
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