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Shape the future of water in Wellington and the Hutt Valley
Broken pipes and major leaks from ageing water infrastructure signals an urgent need for our councils and community to solve water quality issues. Our urban and rural streams are not meeting good water quality standards.
The Whaitua Te Whanganui-a-Tara Committee is a group of local residents, mana whenua, and council representatives, from the Upper Hutt, Lower Hutt and Wellington working together to plan for a better future for water.
Committee members are out in person and virtually having open and frank conversations with communities about what they believe theContinue reading
Shape the future of water in Wellington and the Hutt Valley
Broken pipes and major leaks from ageing water infrastructure signals an urgent need for our councils and community to solve water quality issues. Our urban and rural streams are not meeting good water quality standards.
The Whaitua Te Whanganui-a-Tara Committee is a group of local residents, mana whenua, and council representatives, from the Upper Hutt, Lower Hutt and Wellington working together to plan for a better future for water.
Committee members are out in person and virtually having open and frank conversations with communities about what they believe the future of water quality should look like and to help design the tools and solutions that the committee will recommend to Greater Wellington.
Now is the time
Now is your once in a generation opportunity to shape the decisions the committee makes. Share your ideas about what the committee should do to address the issues of water quality and its use. There are several ways you can get involved:
Have your say online: The committee is eager to hear your concerns and ideas. Share your thoughts below.
Let’s chat (virtually or in person): Invite a committee member to speak at one of your events.
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