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29th AUG 2024 Update | How is your business doing? We want to hear from you
Persistence Pays Off Over 18 months ago, I reached out to NZTA regarding the lack of signage before the Pūhoi off-ramp that identified it as an alternative route to Warkworth. I was told that the existing signage was adequate. However, given the impact on businesses in Warkworth—particularly at The Grange—when the motorway opened, I believed… Continue reading 29th AUG 2024 Update | How is your business doing? We want to hear from you
Watercare Proposed Pipeline update from One Mahurangi | 20th Aug 2024
I wanted to provide an update on the proposed Watercare pipeline project in Warkworth, particularly in response to the many inquiries we’ve received from businesses along Elizabeth and Queen Streets. Current Status:As it stands, there is no definite start date for the pipeline work. Watercare has expressed a desire to have the project completed by 2028, but… Continue reading Watercare Proposed Pipeline update from One Mahurangi | 20th Aug 2024
15th AUG 2024 Update | Watercare is Listening
Watercare Discussion Update This past month, we’ve made some progress in our discussions with Watercare about the upcoming infrastructure projects in Warkworth. Yesterday I was part of a team of local engineers, led by Dave Stott, that met with Watercare’s engineers, project managers, and design staff at the Warkworth Hotel. The meeting, facilitated by Watercare,… Continue reading 15th AUG 2024 Update | Watercare is Listening
Watercare Proposed Pipeline Update from One Mahurangi, Warkworth | 8th AUG 2024
One Mahurangi is committed to helping every business in the Mahurangi region succeed and grow. To support our thriving community, we need to focus on important infrastructure projects, like the proposed wastewater pipeline in Warkworth. This project is crucial to handle our growing population and protect the environment. The Mahurangi River is a treasure for Warkworth and… Continue reading Watercare Proposed Pipeline Update from One Mahurangi, Warkworth | 8th AUG 2024
25 July 2024 UPDATE // Consumer Spending Reports, New Businesses, Events and more!
Embracing the Change of Seasons As we get closer to warmer weather, a sense of excitement rises in the town. The streets of Warkworth begin to come alive with activity, and it’s heartening to see our community buzzing. New businesses are opening their doors, adding fresh energy and opportunities to our town. It’s wonderful to walk through Warkworth and… Continue reading 25 July 2024 UPDATE // Consumer Spending Reports, New Businesses, Events and more!
📩 Watercare Board Response // One Mahurangi, Warkworth UPDATE
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11th July 2024 Update // Watercare, Winter Festival and more…
A Day of Two Halves The Mahurangi Winter Festival of Lights began early for the committee—6am, to be exact. Why so early? Well, there’s always someone who parks where they shouldn’t. This year was no exception. We found three cars down on the wharf: one with a man sleeping inside, whom we gently asked to move on,… Continue reading 11th July 2024 Update // Watercare, Winter Festival and more…
27th June 2024 Update | We are in this together!
Last Wednesday, 19th June, One Mahurangi held a public meeting to update our community on the ongoing issues with Watercare. We discussed what has transpired so far, our hopes for the future, and the potential options we have moving forward. The turnout was significant, with around 200 deeply concerned locals in attendance. Many of these individuals… Continue reading 27th June 2024 Update | We are in this together!
30th May 2024 Update | Watercare : The Story
By now, most of you are aware of the Watercare plan to bring a wastewater pipe from the northern developments down through the center of town via Elizabeth Queen and Baxter Street to the pumping station in Lucy Moore Park. At the time of writing this, Watercare has not definitively confirmed this as the option,… Continue reading 30th May 2024 Update | Watercare : The Story