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NEWS The <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>August</strong> <strong>13</strong>, <strong>2020</strong> Council approves three draft policies By DAVID HILL Communityfeedback will be sought on natural hazards, climate change and cemeteries in the region. The Waimakariri District Council approved draft policies on all threetogoout for consultation, at itscouncilmeeting on Tuesday last week. The meeting washeld in the Rangiora Town Hall function room after restrictionswere imposed on the Rangiora service centre building following arecent engineeringreport. Council staff plan to consult with the community on anew natural hazards policy in October, to update residents and local businessesonthe latest districtwide modelling of riskssuch as coastalinundation, flooding, coastalerosion and earthquakes. Senior engineering adviser Don Youngsays while modelling ‘‘is always based on assumptions, this is what we have now’’. ‘‘In terms of the risk,weare in the role of putting together the best information and we and our community are entitled to rely on that information.’’ The information is used to allow the council to set regulations around where to build, and building requirements. Mr Young acknowledged some property ownersand developers will seek thirdparty reviews specifictotheir property, which can leadtochanges. Strategy andengagement manager Simon Markham said council staff intend to seek Change of venue... The Waimakariri District Council met in the Rangiora Town HallonTuesday last week because of restrictionsimposedonthe Rangiora service centrebuilding afterarecentengineeringreport. PHOTO:DAVID HILL communityviews laterinthe year on the draftclimate change policy, before developing amore comprehensive policy alongside next year’s 2021/31 Long TermPlan. ‘‘It’s an initial statement of intent for thecouncil on the significanceofthis issueand it provides asuite of actions for the counciltofollow.’’ In movingthe motion to accept the draft policy, Cr Niki Mealings acknowledged there were‘‘a lot of unansweredquestions’’ around climate change. ‘‘Councilsare at the forefrontofthis. We are the frontlinesoit’s important that we demonstrate leadership andthis draftpolicydoes that. ‘‘Climatechangeneeds to be embeddedinto counciland not just be an addon, and we need to show our community that we are taking it seriously.’’ The council will be consulting on itsdraft cemetery policy until <strong>August</strong> 31 and amoratorium will remain in place on the reservation of plotsuntil the new policy is adopted. An update on Kaiapoi’s regeneration programme was also presented by district regeneration manager Duncan Roxborough, showing work has fallen behind slightly becauseofCovid19. 15 Speakers sought for contest Entries are sought for the HawardenWaikari Lions Club speech competition. The biennial event is open to all Year7to<strong>13</strong> students who attend Hurunui College,Amuri Area School, Omihi, Waipara and Waikari Primary Schools, and thoseinthe Hawarden Waikari area who are home schooledortaught outside the district. They will competefor the McIlraith Trophies awarded to the winner in each of three age groups — Years7/8 with athreeminute speech, Years 9/10 with afourminute speech, and Years 11/12/<strong>13</strong> with a fiveminute speech. Thereisno set topic, but judges willbelookingfor speakers who are persuasive. Organisers have suggested topicssuch as: Should students have daily chores; beingvegetarian is asmartidea;orstudents have too many outofschool activities. Entries closewith JJ Gudopp on <strong>August</strong> 28. He can be reachedon(027) 438 4140. 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