See Arts Festival web site for details

Ever wondered how Arrowtown keeps its historic character? In part it’s because there is a specific set of design guidelines for restoring and altering existing buildings and all new developments. These guidelines are now 10 years old and the Council is looking to update them. If you would like to give feedback informally before the

If you are bothered by smoke in Arrowtown then the Otago Regional Council are the people to talk to ! From the ORC website – Pollution hotline – 0800 800 033 If you observe an instance of pollution in Otago, contact us. Use the Pollution Hotline to report observations of pollution to water, air, or

It all depends on where you measure and whose information you use ! 399m at Riverside car park off Ramshaw Lane (http://www.orc.govt.nz “Flood Erosion Hazard” at Arrrowtown report 405m at Buckingham St CBD (http://www.mapcoordinates.net/en) 412m at Bus Park Ramshaw Lane (Ellipsoid Height at Land Information NZ Survey Point Code EFPQ http://apps.linz.govt.nz/gdb/?mode=gmap)

Arrowtown’s Athenaeum Hall will close for two months over winter for strengthening and an upgrade that will provide improved facilities and return the building to its full capacity. QLDC had already scheduled essential earthquake strengthening and is taking the opportunity to carry out other work at the same time, to reduce the length of time

The Council want to know your views ! Below are the relevant pages from the latest edition of QLDC’s Scuttlebutt newsletter Please make you views know on the Council website here [pdf-embedder url=”https://www.arrowtownvillage.nz/avawp/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/QLDC-Scuttlebutt-May16-Coronet_Forest.pdf”]

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QLDC want to know by 29 April ! A summary is attached FYI and further details are available on the QLD web site here and you can comment on an online form here Major topics in the summary include – Traffic issues in downtown Queenstown Shift powerlines underground – Ladies Mile Investigate QLDC operating from

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FROM QLDC – We’d like to hear your feedback on Queenstown Lakes District parks, such as how you currently use parks, what you value about them and what could be improved. Our Parks Strategy was last reviewed in 2002. The Queenstown Lakes District is fortunate to have a variety of open space and reserve areas

FROM QLDC 17 March 2016: Commuters coming in and out of Queenstown via Gorge Rd from further afield than Dalefield might want to take an alternative route next week, to avoid the roadworks between the edge of town and the community gardens. There will be temporary traffic lights controlling vehicle movements so you can expect