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HBRC hears verbal submissions to its Annual Plan
Media Release
9 June 2017
HBRC hears verbal
submissions to its Annual Plan
Hawke’s Bay
Regional Council will spend next Monday hearing and
considering submissions to its draft Annual Plan
2017-18.
The Council received 137 submissions to its Annual Plan, with 31 submitters asking to speak at next week’s hearing. Many of the submissions relate to the Council’s plan to clean up six environmental ‘hot spots’.
The Council is recommending a base rate increase of 4.88% to fund a ‘business as usual’ delivery of Council’s services. It is also proposing to increase rates by a further 5% to kick-start action in six environmental hot spot areas, for a total rate increase of 9.88%. The six hot spot areas are Lake Tūtira, Ahuriri estuary, Whakaki Lake and Wairoa River, Lake Whatuma and Tukituki catchment, Karamū Stream, and the Coastal Marine Environment.
The Council will spend Monday hearing the verbal submissions and considering all the other submissions, before making any changes to the 2017-18 Annual Plan and adopting it at the end of June.
The hearing
will be held on Monday 12 June from 9am in the Hawke’s Bay
Regional Council Chamber, 159 Dalton Street, Napier.
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