Carterton Residents Guide 2019 by Wairarapa Times-Age

Contents

Welcome 03 Mayorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Welcome 04 Introduction to

Carterton District Map 34 Map

Council 06 About the Council 08 Councillors 10 Meetings

Culture and Heritage 36 Arts 38 Iwi 40 Museums

Carterton District

Facilities 12 Library 15 Public Spaces 16 Events Centre Events 20 Daffodil Festival

Education 42 Schools & Groups 44 Directory Services 47 Animal Control 48 Building 52 Licensing, Food & Permits

Places and Spaces 22 Parks 24 Open Spaces 26 Sportsgrounds 27 Cemetery

54 Roading 56 Waste Management 57 Recycling 59 Noise Control 60 Water 61 Waste Water 62 Wairarapa Combined

Your Community 29 Engagement 30 Ceremonies 32 Seniors

District Plan

Contacts 63 Directory 65 Sport 66 Emergency

From Mayor of Carterton – Greg Lang

Tēnā koutou kātoa.

This guide provides all our residents with the ultimate guide to all things Carterton, whether you’re Carterton born and bred, or you have just moved here. Being in the heart of Wairarapa is a great place to be. Our central location makes us the perfect place for some of Wairarapa’s most popular events, including the balloon festival, Scarecrow’s Big Day Out, Wairarapa A&P show and Harvest Festival, to name just a few. Our central location also provides great opportunities for people to attend some of the world-class events hosted by our award-winning Events Centre. We are very fortunate here in Carterton to have the opportunity to experience the best of what rural and urban living has to offer and the contents of this guide reflect just that.

community and visitors to enjoy, the festivals, markets and street parades throughout the year, or our rural community getting creative for the community during the scarecrow festival – our connected community truly is vibrant and diverse. If you’re yet to explore all the amazing art, heritage, cultural, scenic and leisure opportunities our district has to offer, I urge you to get out there and enjoy them, using this guide as your Carterton ‘to do’ list. Nāu te rourou, nāku te rourou, ka ora ai te iwi – With your food basket and my food basket, the people will thrive. Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā tātou katoa.

Greg Lang Mayor Carterton District Council

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03 Mayor’s Welcome

What an honour it is to introduce the latest edition of the Carterton Residents Guide.

Welcome

Carterton District A welcoming and vibrant community in the heart of Wairarapa

04 Introduction Our District’s History Stretching from the Tararuas in the west, to Flat Point in the east, the Carterton District offers plenty of room to unwind and enjoy the best of both urban and rural living.

to house and support the workers building the road between Greytown and Masterton. In 1857, settlers chose to name the village Carterville in recognition of Charles Rooking Carter who was considered a great developer and advocate for Wairarapa. The name was changed to Carterton by the government in 1859. A statue commemorating Carter can be found in Millennium Park on the town’s High Street.

Carterton’s history is reflected through Hurunui-o-Rangi Marae, as well as the district’s many colonial buildings, such as the library building which is believed to be one of New Zealand’s oldest operating public libraries in its original building.

Things to do, see and enjoy

Originally known as Three Mile Bush, Carterton village was established

Traditional farming has always been part of Carterton’s economy,

and more recently includes newer agricultural ventures such as deer, dairy goats and the Mānuka honey industry. The district is also home to many artisanal businesses, retailers and eateries and has a rich arts, culture and heritage scene. Out-oftown visitors flock to Paua World, The Clareville Bakery and Parkvale Mushrooms, just to name a few. There are several successful and popular vineyards on the drier lands to the east of town in the Gladstone and Taratahi areas, providing a fantastic wine tour for both locals and visitors to the district. One of Carterton’s most popular

Welcome

05 Introduction

events is the annual Daffodil Festival, which sees over 10,000 patrons enjoy markets stalls, live entertainment, horse-drawn surrey rides, and the annual Big Wai Art Sale in the town’s CBD, as well as daffodil picking on the Booth’s ‘Middle Run’ family farm. The festival also gives people the opportunity to see and ride the Daffodil Express Steam Train. This iconic event has been going strong since the 1920s and is a must-do on the Wairarapa events calendar. The district is also home to the Scarecrow Festival held every November, with scarecrows lining the roads from Gladstone to

Longbush. Carterton is also home to the Wairarapa A&P Show at the Clareville Complex. This fantastic agricultural event showcasing some of the best our district has to offer has been running for over 142 years and is a family-friendly highlight. Every autumn, the Wairarapa International Balloon Festival brings several events and stunning hot air balloons to the district for a weeklong festival for all ages to enjoy. Other popular autumn festivals include the sell-out Harvest Festival and Gladstonebury.

seasonally each year and celebrates events such as Winter Solstice and Matariki. The district also offers many wellvisited parks and reserves, ranging from Carrington Park, packed with playground and fitness equipment, to Fensham Reserve, Forest and Bird’s 48 hectare kahikatea swamp forest and wetlands, as well as Mount Holdsworth – the entrance to the Department of Conservation’s Tararua Forest Park.

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Council

Serving Our Community Local government makes decisions in your local community

About the Council Local councils promote the well-being of their local communities. Many of your everyday activities are dependent on services provided by your local district council, ranging from providing water for flushing toilets to maintaining the roads you drive on. Your elected members

Roading

local issues, needs and priorities to ensure the community flourishes, such as:

Parks

Sustained economic

make decisions on important things such as:

Water Which projects to fund out of the rates as part of the annual and long terms plans.

Your council also takes into account

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development and new jobs

A healthy and safe environment Supportive community networks A vibrant and developing culture and identity.

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A stable political climate Your council plays an important role in helping secure these outcomes.

Council Structure Your council is made up of elected members and council officers. Carterton District Council has 1 mayor and 8 councillors who are elected in the local body elections held every three years. The council is led by the Mayor, who provides leadership and direction to the council and its community, and chairs meetings. The elected members act on behalf of the community who elected them,

and the council officers carry out the services based on the elected members’ decisions made during council or committee meetings. Some activities must be approved by the full council. These include:

Setting rates Borrowing money Buying or selling some types of land

Adopting major council

documents such as the longterm plan and annual report.

Contact Details Carterton District Council Office 28 Holloway Street, Carterton Open: Weekdays between 8.30am – 4.30pm P 06 379 4030 F 06 379 7832 E info@cdc.govt.nz www.cdc.govt.nz

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Your Elected Members Council

Carterton District Council

Brian Deller

Greg Lang

Councillors

Rebecca Vergunst

Carterton District Council is made up of 9 elected members â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1 Mayor and 8 councillors. Local Body Elections are held every 3 years. Here are your current elected members who were elected in 2019.

MAYOR

DEPUTY MAYOR

COUNCILLOR

E greg.lang@cdc.govt.nz M 027 898 1618

E rebecca.vergunst@cdc.govt.nz M 027 742 2264

E brian.deller@cdc.govt.nz M 027 444 5348

Jill Greathead

Steffen Bertram

E jill.greathead@cdc.govt.nz M 027 488 4376

Rob Stockley

Robyn Cherry-Campbell E robyn.cherry-campbell@cdc.govt.nz M 021 155 6821

E steffen.bertram@cdc.govt.nz M 022 161 8632

Steve Cretney

Russell Keys

COUNCILLOR

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E rob.stockley@cdc.govt.nz M 021 438 762

Councillors

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Council

COUNCILLOR

Council

Council & Committee Meetings Open for the public to attend The 6-weekly meeting of Council is held on Wednesdays. Meetings are held in the Hurunui o Rangi room at the Carterton Events Centre and commence at 1pm.

Meetings

The Infrastructure and Services Committee and Policy and Strategy Committee meetings are also held 6-weekly, and the Audit and Risk Committee meetings are held four times a year. Agendas for all Council and Committee meetings are available for public inspection two days prior to the meeting, with the exception of any emergency meetings of Council where agendas are available at the meeting.

Public excluded items are not included. Copies of agendas and minutes with the exception of public excluded items are available to members of the public at the Council Office, Library or can be viewed on the council website www.cdc.govt.nz Members of the public are welcome and encouraged to attend meetings of Council and Committees. A public forum is provided for at the start of the meetings, where anyone can address elected members. Details about how to arrange to participate in the meetings are on our website.

Facilities

Carterton District Library Carterton District Library is full of energy and life with events running throughout the year Carterton District Library provides library services to members of the Wairarapa Library Service (WLS), along with Featherston, Greytown and Martinborough public libraries.

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Our staff delivers excellent customer service by providing a comprehensive and professional service that is consistent, equitable and user-friendly. The combined library service means a card issued at any one of the WLS libraries may be used at any of its libraries. Books can be ordered from any of these libraries for a small fee and books borrowed from one library can be returned to any of the others.

Joining is free!

We have a wide range including: Picture books Large print novels DVDs Audiobooks Games Jigsaws

Did you know you can join online? Membership is free, even if you don’t live in Carterton. We have a new app that you can use in conjunction with your card, to renew your books, search the catalogue, place holds and much, much more. For those who prefer e-books or audiobooks, you can download them for free from ePUKAPUKA

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with a digital membership. The library catalogue is also available online at wls.org.nz where you can request books from any of the four WLS libraries. There are also links on our website to other sites of interest such as

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‘Kids’ Spot’, ‘Teen Zone’ and ‘Fully Grown Ups’ as well as ‘how to’ guides and details of events taking place in the library.

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What else is happening at the library? New activities, competitions and events take place throughout the year - Minecraft club, beginner painting classes and coding clubs are just a few we have run. We also offer a comprehensive maths, reading or activity programme in each of the school holidays. These are aimed at school aged children and are designed to keep them engaged with learning, especially during the long summer break. The children love the incentives they get from these programmes, and our library staff love hearing about the books they have read! We work with local schools, which means places in these programmes are taken up quickly, so make sure you register as soon as you see them advertised in your school newsletters, or contact the library to be added to our email list.

You can stay up to date with everything going on at the library by liking our Facebook page www.facebook.com/ cartertondistrictlibrary.

Book deliveries Contact us and we can organise a delivery of books to your home on a temporary or permanent basis for those with mobility issues.

Any questions? Our friendly library staff are always happy to help with any question or request you may have, so just call in and ask! P 06 379 4080

Toy Library The Carterton Toy Library is integrated into the library to enable easy access to toys and books for families with young children. Contact the Toy Library Team today for further information E carterton.toy.library@gmail.com

Plunket Rooms The Ron Wakelin wing houses the Plunket rooms, which open out on to a fenced outdoor play area. Families with young children can easily combine Plunket visits with visits to the library and toy library. Contact the Events Centre team today for more information. www.cartertonec.co.nz

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Facilities

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Taratahi Auditorium and Te Mahau Foyer 20 – 400 guests

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Hurunui o Rangi Meeting Room 10 – 50 guests

Facilities

Our beautiful meeting room blends the indoor, outdoor atmosphere to create a versatile and elegant setting perfect for meetings and presentations. The room offers a full AV suite controllable at the touch of a button!

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Maungaraki Room 5 – 20 guests Designed to meet the requirements of medium-sized meetings, the Maungaraki Room offers a light and airy space, situated at the rear of the venue.

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The Carterton Events Centre hosts an array of events for the public – daytime shows Operatunity, Sunset Cinema, The Pantoloons, as well as touring national and international shows.

Facilities

What’s On?

Events

Carterton Daffodil Festival An abundance of activities

Daffodil Festival

Located in the heart of Wairarapa, Carterton’s popular Festival offers an abundance of activities ranging from the famous Daffodil picking at Middle Run, Street Markets, Horse Drawn Surrey, the Big Wai Art Sale in the Events Centre and loads more.

What is now for many a timehonoured tradition, the festival includes the picking of daffodils at Middle Run, a historic property at Gladstone. There are FREE buses throughout the day to shuttle people to and from Middle Run as parking is strictly prohibited.

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A small fee is charged to pick the daffodils with all proceeds going to Plunket and St John. The festival’s Street Market boasts hundreds of stalls featuring local arts & crafts, yummy treats, children’s

People attending the Carterton Daffodil Festival will also be able to view remarkable artwork at the Big

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The festival incorporates the Daffodil Express, a historic steam train that brings visitors from Wellington.

There is also a chance to enjoy a short ride on the Daffodil Express between Carterton and Masterton. For further information on this contact the Carterton Railway Museum.

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The festival is organised by the

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Places and Spaces

Spaces Galore A range of free outdoor spaces for our community

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Bird’s Park

Memorial Square

Millennium Park

Sparks Park

Located between Charles Street and Frederick Street, this new addition to Carterton provides a green space and playground for our south Carterton residents.

Home to the War Memorial Cenotaph and a popular spot for ceremonies, events and local markets.

Located at the north end of the CBD, this small yet cosy park was redeveloped in late 2015 and reopened alongside the unveiling of the Charles Rooking Carter Statue.

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Places and Spaces

The Call Of Nature Carterton has a great selection of reserves and open spaces on offer

Fensham Reserve

Open Spaces

Fensham Reserve is part of a total of 50 hectares gifted to the Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society. With a well established forest canopy and a walking track it makes for an ideal family outing. The reserve is located on the junction of Cobden Road and Haringa Road.

Carter Scenic Reserve Carter Scenic Reserve nestled alongside the RuamÄ hanga River 12km southeast of Carterton in the Gladstone District. The reserve is a rare mix of grassland, wetland, shrubland and lowland forest which was once typical of Wairarapa.

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Mount Holdsworth is the main entrance to the eastern side of the Tararua Forest Park. Set against the backdrop of some of the highest peaks in the Tararua Ranges, Holdsworth offers short walks and longer tramps through forest and alpine environments.

The Kourarau Dam is a water supply lake that has been a popular fishing location for many years. A great location for a family outing, the dam holds impressive sized rainbow trout and perch.

Places and Spaces

Mount Holdsworth

Mount Dick

Waiohine Gorge

At the end of Dalefield Road it leads into the valley of Kaipaitangata Stream, which flows from the Tararua Forest Park. Featuring a 3.7km 4x4 vehicle track which leads to the Mount Dick lookout. At about 400m above the Wairarapa Valley floor this provides fabulous elevated views.

Popular camping and recreation area; it’s also the southeastern entrance to the Tararua Forest Park. A long swing bridge spans the gorge, inviting you to venture into the forest. Several excellent walking adventures begin here, including the track to Cone Hut.

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Staying connected in Carterton New Residents Carterton is a diverse community that welcomes new residents from throughout New Zealand and all over the world.

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The Carterton Information Centre, based at the Carterton Events Centre, provides a New Residents Pack to show what the district has to offer, as well as a range of information about events and organisations around the region.

Events for new residents The council hosts the Carterton Summer Street Party on the 2nd Sunday in December to welcome new residents. New residents can also meet up at Wild Oats on the last Friday of each month at 5.30pm. For more info on the Wild Oats event P 027 688 9401

Community Engagement Carterton District Council is committed to a community-led approach to developing community assets. The Community Services Team regularly consults with groups and individuals to seek advice and guidance, particularly on issues that affect minority groups.

Your Community

Community Social Service Network The Carterton Community Network is a collaboration of organisations working together to support the local social service and community sector. Six-weekly meetings provide organisations with the opportunity to connect with other local service providers, share information, ideas and experiences, and collectively take action to address issues affecting the Carterton community.

Neighbourhood Support Neighbourhood Support encourages members to support each other and enjoy living in their neighbourhood. The coordinator establishes and communicates regularly with

Neighbourhood Support groups in rural and urban areas across Carterton. If you would like to join Neighbourhood Support please contact the co-ordinator P 06 379 4081

Volunteering Wairarapa Volunteering Wairarapa celebrates, supports and promotes volunteering in the Wairarapa community, and helps make volunteering a positive and rewarding experience for all involved. Their website includes an online database of volunteer opportunities available, or you can discuss in person by contacting the coordinator at their office at the Masterton Community Centre, 41 Perry St, Masterton, P 06 929 0960.

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Your Community

Celebrating Success Valuing the members of our community Charles Rooking Carter Awards

Ceremonies

The Charles Rooking Carter Community Awards were created by the Carterton District Council in 1994 to publicly acknowledge and celebrate the outstanding volunteer work, business innovation and achievements of members in the community. The awards are named after Charles Rooking Carter, who was instrumental in developing many public services in Carterton including the library, an astronomical observatory, cemetery, post office, courthouse and police station. To date, over 130 Charles Rooking Carter Community Awards have been given to people who generously provide time, passion and commitment to making Carterton a caring and

thriving place. Nomination forms are easy to complete and can be collected from the Carterton Events Centre, Holloway Street, Carterton, or download from the council website www.cdc.govt.nz

Citizenship ceremonies Citizenship ceremonies are held by Carterton District Council on behalf of the Department of Internal Affairs to welcome new citizens to New Zealand. The ceremonies are usually held at the Carterton Events Centre and officiated by the Mayor after new citizens are welcomed onto the grounds with a powhiri led by representatives from Hurunuio-Rangi Marae and council staff. Candidates’ families and friends are also invited.

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Your Community

Young At Heart Opportunities for our active older community members Seniors Carterton District Council is a proud supporter of the young at heart residents in our local community. There are many activities and local groups to join, providing opportunities to connect with others sharing similar interests and hobbies.

Seniors

A few are listed below or you can visit the Carterton Information Centre to find out what else is available.

Positive Ageing Strategy The Wairarapa Positive Ageing Strategy was developed by the three Wairarapa councils to prepare for the region’s rapidly ageing community. The aim of the Strategy is to improve and integrate council services for older people to help them lead valued, connected and fulfilling lives.

The strategy features six strategic goals, which were identified through extensive local research and consultation. These goals, which will be areas of council focus over the medium to long-term are: community support and health services, communication and engagement, transport, cultural diversity, housing, and places, spaces and activities. For more information, contact our coordinator Emily Clark P 06 379 4081 E emily@cdc.govt.nz

Carterton Friendship Club The Friendship Club is a community group of active retirees who enjoy regular opportunities to keep their minds active, expand their interests and enjoy the fellowship of new friends. The club meets on the last

Tuesday of each month at 10am at the Carterton Events Centre (gather at 9.45am). New members are welcome. For more information P 06 379 5444

Carterton Library The Library hosts a Book Club that meets to read, understand and discuss books, make new friends and socialise. Tea and coffee provided – just a koha please. For information about when the club meets, contact our friendly library staff on 06 379 4080

Club Carterton Club Carterton is the home of Carterton RSA and offers a warm friendly environment, excellent

ACCREDITED VISITING SERVICE (AVS) Would you like more company? Do you know an older person who needs company? Do you have time for older people? Talk to the AVS coordinator today!

AGE CONCERN WAIRARAPA • Social outings and trips • Monthly Coffee Mornings across the Wairarapa • Quarterly Active Ageing Magazine • Exercise for Seniors and Line Dancing classes • SAYGO falls prevention exercise class • Total Mobility Scheme

E: avs@acww.nz

AGE CONCERN ELDER ABUSE RESPONSE SERVICE (EARS) You have the right to be treated with Dignity and Respect at all times. If you or someone you care about is experiencing elder abuse help is available.

Get in touch for further information, we would love to hear from you!

06 377 0066

Solway Showgrounds, Fleet St, Masterton

Feel free to contact the EARS coordinator for a confidential chat about any queries or concerns.

E: ears@acww.nz

coordinator@acww.nz

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There are many events and weekly activities held at the Club including housie, mahjong, card games, darts, pool and snooker.

A self-help, self-funded and social organisation, the UA3 groups in Wairarapa have more than 100 members involved in 17 groups and provide a variety of different interest groups, as well as occasional lectures and social events.

For more information, P 06 379 8069

Book club members in Carterton meet monthly.

It is a relaxed group which has “reader’s choice” – thereby no pressure to read certain titles or genres. Reading ranges from thrillers through classics, biographies, non-fiction, Regency romances. New members are welcome. Contact Sue Burns P 06 379 6506

IS YOUR INJURY GETTING THE BETTER OF YOU? Come in and have those niggles dealt with in either the Masterton or Carterton Clinics

$55

PRIVATE

ACC

$25

ADULTS

$10

CHILD

No referrals needed for ACC

Saturday strapping clinic in the Carterton clinic during winter months.

Masterton: H: 8am - 6pm • P: 06 657 0102 • A: 32 Perry Street Mstn • E: masterton@capephysio.co.nz Carterton: H: 7am - 6.40pm • P: 06 657 0124 • A: 65 Nelson Crescent Ctn

Seniors

service, competitive prices and a wide range of facilities and activities. All new members, guests and affiliated members are welcomed.

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Culture and Heritage

Putting the ‘Art’ Heart of Arts

artists in the Wairarapa region. It does this through exhibitions, children’s programmes and holiday workshops, outdoor artworks, monthly gettogethers and an annual Big Wai Art Sale which is held on Daffodil weekend in the Carterton Events Centre.

Heart of Arts [HOA] is a community art space/gallery in the middle of Carterton and is available to everyone. Locals contribute to art in the form of paintings, sculpture, repurposed items, prints and jewellery.

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Heart of Arts is led by a committed and enthusiastic team of seven committee members and around 25 volunteers. Contributing artists and volunteers hail from greater Wairarapa. Opening hours are Tues - Fri 10- 5; Sat, Sun, public holidays 10 2; closed Mondays.

No.23 Gallery on Holloway St is the hub for our activities and showcases a wide variety of local talent in its shop and gallery. It is entirely run by volunteers and participating artists and always welcomes anyone interested in helping. They are a vibrant and friendly group and our monthly meeting is held on the first Monday of every month at the gallery between 10 and 12pm.

More information is available at www.facebook.com/ heartofartscarterton/

Wai Art @ No.23 Gallery

www.facebook.com/WaiArtatNo23 E No._23@outlook.com P 027 379 6003

Wai Art Inc is a charity set up to provide support and opportunities for the many enthusiastic and creative

Wai Art @ No.23 Gallery Art to keep or gift

Painting pastel photography sculpture ceramic glass fabric jewellery prints cards

Join our art group

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Regular meet-ups, classes & exhibitions. Friendly artists from across the Wairarapa. We welcome new members of all abilities. Gallery

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Art Group

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23 Holloway Street, Carterton waiartgroup

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In Carterton Discovering our art, culture and heritage stories P 06 379 4081 E infocentre@cdc.govt.nz.

Limelight Theatre Company

The Wairarapa Arts Festival Trust is responsible for producing KOKOMAI, a biennial creative festival for the enrichment of the local community, and to showcase the rich diversity and talent of Wairarapa and its people to the wider population. Festivals feature an inspiring series of workshops and performances of music, visual arts, film, dance, theatre and culinary arts and literature for all.

Creative Communities Scheme

Limelight Theatre Company is a community theatre company based in Carterton with the aim of promoting theatrical arts in the Carterton district.

More information is available on the Kokomai website www.kokomai.co.nz

Carterton Art Trail Take a walk on the Art Trail which showcases the innovation and talent of our local artists. For more information contact the Carterton Information Centre.

The Creative Communities Scheme is a relationship between Creative NZ and the Carterton District Council to support a wide range of community arts projects including: Craft/Object arts, Dance, lnterarts, Literature, Ngā Toi Māori, Multidisciplinary art forms, Music, Pacific arts, Theatre and Visual arts. The Carterton District Council administers two funding rounds each financial year to support local art projects. More information and application forms are available from: Creative NZ www.creativenz.govt.nz Carterton Events Centre, 50 Holloway Street, Carterton. Community Development Coordinator. P 06 379 4083

More information is available on the Limelight Theatre Company website www.limelight.org.nz

Sunset Cinema The Carterton Film Society’s Sunset Cinema shows a fantastic range of international and local films at the Carterton Events Centre. Movies begin at 7.30pm with doors opening at 7pm. Drinks and snacks are available to enjoy before the movie. More information is available from the Sunset Cinema website www.sunsetcinemacarterton.com

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Culture and Heritage

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Culture and Heritage

Getting To Know Your Local Iwi

Our district’s Māori history

Iwi

Carterton District is the traditional homeland of many Māori entities that established themselves within the area before European exploration. Some of those entitities continue to have a presence within the Carterton District today, including Hurunui-o-Rangi Marae, hapū units including Ngai Taneroa, Ngai Tahu and Ngati Kahukuraawhitia; mandated iwi like Rangitāne o Wairarapa and Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa. The exciting Post Treaty Settlement era will bring many new developments which will allow Māori to develop within the Carterton District, with initiatives which will benefit the wider community as well.

of allowing speaking rights for two iwi representatives at the council table during council and committee meetings.

The traditional, pre-European Hurunui-o-Rangi Marae was often used for the famous komitinui as a place between the power bases in the north and south.

The MOU formalised the working relationship between our council and iwi and represented the valued and growing relationship between us.

The urupa of Ngai Taneroa and Ngai Tahu uphold the mana of ancestors.

The partnership is important for the good of the community and to recognise the marae as having mana whenua (authority over land of territory.)

In 2018, Carterton District Council signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Hurunui-o-Rangi Marae, which confirmed the existing arrangement

Many Māori places names in our district are references to traditional

events. You can see these depicted in our Events Centre hallway, describing many of the heritage, environmental and cultural aspects of Carterton. In 2019, the council also voted in favour of implementing bi-lingual signage around the district to acknowledge the special place Te Reo Māori holds in both our nation and the Carterton community. The council will be working with Hurunui-o-Rangi Marae over time to recognise the cultural names within our district so that work on the new signage can progress.

Making magical memories • • • • •

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Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 9am-3:30pm

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Other organisations TE HAUORA RŪNANGA O WAIRARAPA PO Box 728, 15 Victoria Street, Masterton FP 0800 666 744 P (06) 378 0140 E throwinc@tehauora.org.nz www.tehauora.org.nz

Iwi Contacts HURUNUI-O-RANGI MARAE Gladstone Road, Carterton E hurunuiorangimarae@gmail.com KAHUNGUNU KI WAIRARAPA P O Box 756, Masterton, 5840 189 Queen Street Rear Masterton, 5840 P 06 216 1277 E admin@kkwtnr.org.nz www.kkwtnr.org.nz

RANGITĀNE O WAIRARAPA PO Box 354, Masterton 5840 Te Hamua, 12 Kokiri Place, Masterton P (06) 370 0600 E info@rangitane.iwi.nz www.rangitane.iwi.nz HE KAHUI WAIRARAPA Makuini Kerehi P (06) 377 1379 E makuini.kerehi@waireap.org.nz

Carterton Community Owned

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95-97 Pembroke Street, Carterton • Phone (06) 379 8075

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WHAIORA PO Box 497, 394 Queen St, Masterton FP 0800 494 246 P (06) 370 0818 E tari@whaiora.org.nz WAIRARAPA MOANA INC 4 Park Ave, PO Box 2019, Kuripuni, Masterton 5842 P (06) 370 2608 FP 0800 662 624 E info@wairarapamoana.org.nz www.wairarapamoana.org.nz

SIGNAGE & DESIGN

• Logo & Graphic Design

06 379 8837

• Vinyl Cut Signage

markssigns@gmail.com

• Vehicle Signage

18 Rexwood Street, Carterton

• 3D Lettering & Logos

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• Large Digital Prints

• Routed Panels • Banners and Footpath

Culture and Heritage

Preserving Our Past Revisiting our history through our museums Carterton Historical Society The Carterton Historical Society is a treasure trove of information about Carterton early society.

Museums

Situated on Broadway (opposite the RSA), the building houses old school rolls, photos and knowledge of old Carterton landmark buildings and businesses in the town. The Society is undertaking research all the time about the district’s early beginnings and families who made their homes here. There is also information about districts that once flourished (for example Parkvale) and schools that are now closed. Without the work of the Society, this information would have been lost.

Carterton Railway Museum Built from native timbers in the Vogel Style, the Carterton railway station was threatened with demolition by New Zealand Rail Ltd in 1990. A group of concerned people formed a steering committee to save the station which had been completed and opened in 1880. Over time the station developed into a museum of railway memorabilia, housing an archive of railway history which also covers aspects of some railway staff.

The station has recently undergone earthquake strengthening & been repainted. It still retains its original features. Carterton railway station and marshalling yard was the first in New Zealand to be recognised as an official “Historic Railway Precinct” as a result of an act passed in Parliament to protect heritage railway assets from permanent loss to the nation. Today hundreds of passengers use the Carterton railway station on a daily basis, many purchasing their tickets from the reopened ticket office. Car parking has been increased to cope with higher numbers of rail passengers using our station.

Contacts CARTERTON RAILWAY MUSEUM CONTACT DETAILS P 06 377 1415 P 06 379 8972 M 027 264 7421 E carterton.rail.museum@gmail. com www.cartertonrailwaymuseum. org.nz/ P O Box 202, Carterton 5743 Hours: Every Sunday 11am-4pm, other times on request. Admission fees apply. CARTERTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY Hours: Open on Tuesdays from 2-4pm. P 06 379 9021 E carterton.hist.soc@gmail.com

Carterton Engravers can now be found at Sylkenwood Picture Framing in Clareville • Trophies • Name badges engraved • Keycutting

Carterton Golf Club Inc

Sylkenwood Picture Framing and Carterton Engravers CLAREVILLE Phone 3799 128 | sylkenwood@xtra.co.nz

See www.cartertongolfclub.co.nz or email enquiries to: admin@cartertongolfclub.co.nz

Chester Road, Carterton. New Members and Visitors welcome - green fees from $15 for 9 holes

RIVERSIDE GARDEN BAR AND RESTAURANT Picturesque rural setting in the heart of the Wairarapa’s wine trail, featuring local wines, fresh seasonal menu and good old fashioned country hospitality. First opening its doors in 1870, 2020 marks 150 years of country hospitality for the Gladstone Inn. Always a firm favourite with locals, “the Gladdy” has also become a popular spot for visitors to the region. Enjoy delicious seasonal meals, a wide range of beers, and some the Wairarapa’s finest wines in a picturesque riverside setting. Outdoor and verandah seating, a children’s play area and access to the adjacent Gladstone sportsfields, provide a perfect venue for parties and family gatherings. An open fire is always alight in winter, making the Gladdy a great place to visit all year round.

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Education Children form an important part of the Carterton community

Education

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The region is fortunate to have many playcentres, kindergartens, early childhood centres and activities for preschool children. This includes our homeschooling organisation, Te Kura (correspondence school) and the Wairarapa Forest School. The Wairarapa Forest School meets monthly in the winter and more often in the summer. This is open to everyone and is owned by someone who has a background

in kindergarten and Rudolf Steiner training. Their main method of communication is via Facebook. There are 6 primary schools in Carterton, while most secondary school students attend Kuranui College. Carterton District Council

FAMILY - EDUCATION - FUN “We care while we educate and educate while we care”

Littlies • Specialist centre for 0-3 year olds • Excellent teacher/child ratios • Nurturing & respectful • Primary caregiving • Family focused & flexible • Natural calm surroundings

Preschool • Specialist centre for 3-5 year olds • Encouraging resilience & independence • Family group teacher • Transition to School programme • Focus on sustainability and enjoying the natural environment

Enquiries and Enrolments Welcome

31 Augustus St, Carterton

190 Belvedere Rd, Carterton

littlies@cartertonpreschool.co.nz

admin@cartertonpreschool.co.nz

Ph 06 379 7699

Ph 06 379 7590

Owned by 2 local families “We welcome visitors - Give us a call”

and Library also plays an important part in the entertainment and education of children, especially during the holidays. Community groups make an important contribution by offering after school activities.

LEARN TO SWIM ALL YEAR ROUND

• To suit all stages of school aged children • Competitive swimming • Private lessons can be arranged • Professional coach since 1997/1998 season

Russell Geange Phone 06 379 7750 Mob 027 755 5636

WHERE FUN AND ACHIEVEMENT JOIN TOGETHER

We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to explore the joy of dance and have it enhance their life. We carefully tailor to the age & ability of students. Dance Programmes

Jazz • Tap • Hip Hop • Adult Classes Preschool Classes • Ballet • Contemporary Phone (06) 379 6004 or 027 242 3462 Located in Carterton & Martinborough Email: Jacquimurraydance@xtra.co.nz • www.jacquimurraydance.co.nz

Education

benefit from their small town and rural surroundings with plenty of room to run around in, as well as a small BMX track on Brooklyn Road.

The district’s swimming pool is a popular place to learn to swim and splash out in summer. Children also

Carterton has a number of wellmaintained playgrounds including a skateboard park.

We are a small school with a rural heart, 5 km from the centre of Carterton. A full primary, we offer exceptional learning opportunities for our students, in a tranquil setting. Dalefield Road, Dalefield, Carterton

Phone 06 379 7416

Rangatahi to Rangatira (R2R) is a project for youth aged 12-24 run by a group of Carterton’s young people, with support from Hurunui-o-Rangi Marae, Carterton District Council, and Wairarapa Safer Community Trust.

FOR ALL YOUR

office@dalefield.school.nz www.dalefield.school.nz

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Schools & Groups

For instance, many children play sports through the district’s sports clubs, and community centres organise activities during the school holidays.

Education Directory Education

CARTERTON LITTLIES 0-3 31 Augustus Street Carterton P 06 379 7699 E littlies@cartertonpreschool.co.nz CARTERTON PRESCHOOL 190 Belvedere Road, Carterton P 06 379 7590 E admin@cartertonpreschool.co.nz

Directory

Education

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Reformed Congregations of New Zealand

Ponatahi Christian School

Services

Our Furry Friends Helping our community look after their animals Animal Control Carterton is a wonderful district to be a dog owner, with many wide open spaces, parks and reserves for you to enjoy with your doggy companion. We’ve got the information you need to know to be a dog owner in Carterton.

Dogs in public places

Additional penalty fee for all dogs not registered by 1 August each year will be 50% per dog.

Dogs found in a contravention of these rules may be seized or impounded by an authorised officer.

For information on current fees and how to pay visit https://cdc. govt.nz/services/animal-control/

Dogs must be restrained on a leash in the following areas, otherwise they are prohibited:

Registration and Fees

Important information Owners in the Urban Ward are reminded that the Council’s bylaws preclude the keeping of three or more dogs over the age of 3 months without written permission being first obtained from the District Council. An application fee of $60 (in addition to regular fees) is to accompany all applications for such permission. Dog owners are required to remove dog faeces from public places. Failure to do so could result in an infringement notice being issued, to the value of $300.

The Central Business area of

Carterton in High Street from the Victoria / Wakelin Street intersection at the south end, terminating at High Street North, being the entrance of the Rugby grounds on the western side and the property currently occupied by Carterton Motors Ltd, on the eastern side, a distance of 106 metres from the Belvedere / Park Road intersection.

Memorial Square, the Clareville Cemetery and the Camping Ground

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All dogs over the age of three months old must be registered.

In all public places other than those in which dogs are prohibited or required to be on a leash, dog owners must use or carry a leash and dogs must be under continuous control of a person at all times.

Dogs are prohibited within: The children’s play area of Carrington Park.

The children’s play area of Howard Booth Park.

The public Swimming Baths in Pembroke Street.

The Landfill in Dalefield Road. For enquiries about registration or dog control, please contact the council office on 06 379 4030 or the Dog Ranger in 06 379 4045 or 027 242 8919

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Keeping It Real The building department cares for your building health and saftey

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The building department is responsible for controlling the standards of buildings to ensure they are safe, contribute to peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s health and well-being and are designed, constructed and able to be used in ways that promote sustainable development. An important job is deciding whether to grant consents to people wanting to construct buildings.

Almost all building work requires approval by Council through a building consent. A building consent is confirmation that the proposed building, plumbing, drainage and safety requirements comply with the building code. Our building department can be contacted on P 06 379 4030

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When To Consent If in doubt, seek us out

The Act and the Code are legally binding and if you breach them or don’t obtain a building consent you may face penalties.

Building work that does not require a building consent Section 41 and Schedule 1 of the Building Act 2004 describes building

work which may be carried out without a building consent. It is updated regularly by The Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment with a wider range of building work being exempted. The full list of exempt building work can be found on the mbie website www.mbie.govt.nz

Important note An exemption does not, of itself, permit building work if that building work would be in breach of any other Act e.g. exempt building work may still require planning approval. All exempt building work is required to comply with the Building Code.

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All building work must comply with the Building Act 2004 and the Building Code.

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If you are carrying out building work, you may need to apply for a building consent.

Planning To Build? Avoid surprises; order a PIM

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If you are considering carrying out building work and need information on any relevant special land features and regulatory requirements, you can order a Project Information Memorandum (PIM). A PIM can help inform design requirements and reduce time and costs during the consent approval process. A PIM is not an authorisation to commence work. You must wait

until the building consent has been approved before commencing any work on your project.

A PIM includes information on special land features, including: Erosion and avulsion Falling debris Subsidence Slippage Alluvion (the deposition of silt from flooding)

Inundation (flooding) Presence of hazardous contaminants

Information we’ve been given

by any statutory organisation – such as the New Zealand Historic Places Trust or the Department

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Authorisations under other Acts

that the council requires, and requirements to be met in the granting of these authorisations and the conditions they will be subject to. The most common authorisations will be resource consents required under the Resource Management Act 1991.

A PIM will also include either: Confirmation that you may carry

out the building work (subject to the requirements of the building consent and all other necessary authorisations being obtained),

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Or Notification that you may not undertake building work.

A PIM does not give any form of approval under the district plan. It is your responsibility to determine that your proposal complies with the district plan by contacting us or your planning adviser.

When do you need a PIM? While PIMs are not mandatory, you should order a PIM if your project meets any one of the following criteria:

Complex Commercial applications

Large Residential applications You should apply for a PIM before

you apply for a building consent, as it may be useful in establishing the feasibility and design of the project.

Cost Please visit our website www.cdc.govt.nz to see the schedule of fees, or contact our office P 06 379 4030.

Timeframe

Apply for a PIM The PIM application form has details of the information you need to provide to ensure we can process the PIM quickly.

We will process your PIM within 20 working days if you supply all the necessary information with the application.

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If it turns out that you need a resource consent, we strongly advise that you obtain this before seeking a building consent to avoid possible expensive changes to your proposal.

OUR QUALIFIED POWERCO APPROVED LINE MECHANICS HAVE THE EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE TO BRING YOU QUALITY FROM NEW HOUSE CONNECTIONS • • • • •

Power line maintenance-upgrades to tired power lines Subdivisions from design through to Powerco approval and completion Overhead and underground construction Irrigation pumps Power supply for new irrigation pumps

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Join our volunteer team: • As a coach providing personalised support • On our 0800 phone line • Or on our organising team Our hubs are at Carterton, Greytown, Featherston, Martinborough and Masterton

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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Working with our community to be waste-free together

IF YOUR STICKER SAYS ‘2’

IF YOUR STICKER SAYS ‘1’ Put out rubbish bags + wheelie bin on week 1

Put out rubbish bags + wheelie bin on week 2

(Your sticker tells you which day of the week.)

Using a sample week as an example:

WEEK 2 = blue

AUGUST 2019 Kerbside and m recycling t w t f s 1 2 3 sustainability

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In September 2019, the three Wairarapa councils introduced 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 kerbside recycling wheelie bins. The 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 new recycling service was aimed at 26 27 28 29 30 31 being cleaner, greener and smarter. Overall with the crates, the service provides an 12 extra 140 litres recycling capacity per fortnight. 5

PUBLIC HOLIDAY: black dot COLLEC TION A DAY L ATER: yellow strip

2019 This isSEPTEMBER whyt we’ve numbered the bins m w t f s s with a 1 or 2, which corresponds to 1 the calendar in the booklet which 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 came with the wheelie bins. This 9 10 11 online 12 13at www. 14 15 is also available 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 wairecycle.nz 23 kerbside 24 25 26 27 28 and 29 Your recycling

general waste are collected on 30 Mondays.

Must be out by 7.30 or it stays dirty!

How does it work? Both recycling crates (green and maroon) can be used for glass only and your recycling wheelie bin can be used for all other recyclables (clean tins, cans, paper, cardboard, plastic bottles and containers numbered 1 and 2 such as drink, water and milk bottles). Your glass crates and the recycling wheelie bin will be collected on alternating weeks.

Put out rubbish bags + crates on week 1

Forgotten whether it’s week one or week 2? View the top bar on the homepage of our website www.cdc.govt.nz

All containers are best rinsed, lids off and not squashed please.

Climate Change in Carterton In September 2019, South Wairarapa District Council and Carterton

OCTOBER 2019 District Council announced the m t w t f s s appointment of a shared part-time 1 2 3 4 5 6 Climate Change Advisor, Mélanie 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Barthe. 14

The need for 24a Climate Change 21 22 23 25 26 27 Advisor became apparent after 28 29 30 31 a number of submissions were received during the annual plan consultation requesting the councils take meaningful actions addressing climate change. Mélanie’s role is to advise the councils on steps they can take to reduce the effects of climate change, provide input into council operations and information to the community about actions they can be taking. For more information, visit www. cdc.govt.nz/services/sustainability/ or email melanie@cdc.govt.nz

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WEEK 1 = red

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Our Water

And how to conserve it

Where does our water come from?

Water

Water supply for the Carterton district comes from the Kaipatangata Stream and two underground bores. These sources are dependent on rainfall.

The average person uses: Toilet 86 litres per day

Carterton’s main water supply at the Kaipatangata has relatively little storage capacity so daily collection and treatment of the stream water is closely linked to the volume of water being consumed. In 1990 the Council undertook the construction of its additional bore system. The main purpose of this system is to ensure it can be brought on stream during times when the quality and quantity of the Kaipatangata supply is not adequate.

What increases our water consumption so drastically over the summer months? During the summer Carterton’s water consumption almost doubles that consumed over the winter period. This can be attributed to high levels of garden watering, and other usage such as swimming pool filling and topping up.

Bathing & Hygiene 68 litres per day Laundry 36 litres per day

Cut your shower time by one

minute to save 10 litres of water.

Washing machines account

for 20% of water used in most homes. Ensure you have a full load to avoid wasting water.

Turning the tap off while you brush your teeth can save 24 litres a day.

How will you know when water restrictions have been imposed?

Kitchen 32 litres per day

Look for the water restriction signs around town or visit our website cdc.govt.nz/status

Housekeeping 5 litres per day

We will also put notices in the local newspapers and on the radio.

A garden hose can easily deliver 20 litres of water every minute; that is equivalent to a bath full of water every five minutes.

Conservation Tips Use a good mulch in the

garden to prevent around 70% evaporation loss.

Soak your plants instead of

spraying. Soaking encourages the roots to go deeper into the soil.

BESPOKE JOINERY

Metered Water On 1 July 2008, council introduced an element of user-pays for water supply. Water use above 225 cubic metres per year will incur an excess charge per cubic metre and will be invoiced separately. This applies to all users, whether residential, rural, industrial or commercial. For information on reading your water meter contact our office P 06 379 4030

Join one of our dynamic teams Primary age through to Adult

We specialise in the design and build of all aspects of joinery Phone 027 3333 975

DALEFIELD HOCKEY CLUB Phone Gail Miller 06 379 8341 or email: Seniors & club: admin@dalefieldhockey.co.nz Juniors: juniors@dalefieldhockey.co.nz

Sewage Treatment Sustainable waste water & caring for our environment

Services

In 2014, Carterton District Council started irrigating treated waste water to land during the summer months using a newly installed pivot irrigator. In 2018, the council was granted a 35-year resource consent for Carterton waste water treatment and disposal activities.

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Since then, major works have been underway to upgrade our Daleton Farm Waste Water Treatment plant. This is part of the council’s move into its new phase of longterm planning to improve the treatment of urban waste water in a sustainable way. The vision of the project is to improve fresh water quality by removing treated effluent from our streams. Our council believes this is the right thing to do, both culturally and environmentally. The start of 2019 saw excavations in full force with construction of the new storage reservoirs underway and commenced with ground water drainage. The council has also been keeping track of progress via use of drone footage which can be found on our website at www.cdc.govt.nz/ wastewater-treatment-plantupgrade-project/

An overview of the development plan: A three chamber 200,000m3 reservoir to provide storage of treated waste water built in 2019/20.

The pipe work conveyance system for supplying the reservoirs, encompassing pumps, control network and power supply 2020.

Reshaped 22ha of land including

re-aligning an ephemeral water course before the installation of a second centre-pivot in 2019/20.

Continued development of the treatment plant to improve capacity and capability.

For further information please contact: Wastewater Project Manager P 06 379 4039 E info@cdc.govt.nz

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Plan For The District The three Wairarapa District Councils’ combined plan

Services

62 Combined Plan

A district plan contains guidance and rules about how you can use and develop your land. In Carterton, the Wairarapa Combined District Plan applies. Wairarapa Combined District Plan The three Wairarapa District Councils (Masterton, Carterton and South Wairarapa) have prepared a Combined District Plan, under the Resource Management Act. It is the first Combined District Plan in New Zealand and the first 2nd generation plan to become fully operative.

The Plan’s Two Volumes

Resource Consents

The District Plan Text (Volume 1) and Planning Maps (Volume 2)

Some activities require a resource consent before they can be carried out.

Volume 1: Objectives, Policies and Rules Volume 2: Maps Hard copies of the District Plan are available for viewing at the Council offices and public libraries. The two volumes of the Plan can be purchased for $125 (incl GST). A disk of both volumes can be purchased for $30 (incl GST). The Combined District Plan can also be found on the council website. Further general information about District Plans can be found at the Ministry for the Environment website.

HEARTY MEALS

The activities requiring consent are determined by the Resource Management Act and the District Plan. The Council’s planning team can provide advice on this, and the resource consent process. Resource consents are different to building consents required under the Building Act. Some activities will involve the need for both a resource consent and a building consent. See the “Building” section in this guide for an explanation of building consents.

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Personal Help Services AIDS HOTLINE FP 0800 802 437

FOCUS DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES P (06) 946 9813 FP 0800 900 001

WAIRARAPA ASTHMA SOCIETY P (06) 377 1175

FOOD BANK P (06) 379 4092

IDEA SERVICES WAIRARAPA P (06) 370 6450

ALZHEIMERS WAIRARAPA P (06) 377 7522 FP 0800 004 001

KIDSLINE FP 0800 543 754

BREASTSCREEN CENTRAL FP 0800 270 200

NATIONAL BOWEL SCREENING PROGRAMME FP 0800 924 432

CANCER SOCIETY WAIRARAPA P (06) 378 8039 FP 0800 CANCER (226237)

NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS P (06) 377 3586

CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU P (06) 377 0078

DIABETES WAIRARAPA FP 0800 342 238

WAIRARAPA COMMUNITY LAW CENTRE P (06) 377 4134 FP 0800 92 42 52

WAIRARAPA FREE BUDGET ADVISORY P (06) 377 0017

PLUNKET LINE FP 0800 933 922

QUITLINE STOP SMOKING FP 0800 778 778

WAIRARAPA MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES P (06) 946 9805 FP 0508 432 432

WAIRARAPA RAPE CRISIS P (06) 370 8446 FP 0800 614 614

WOMEN’S REFUGE WAIRARAPA CRISIS LINE P (06) 377 1717 FP 0800 733 843

STOPPING VIOLENCE SERVICES P (06) 377 0933

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ALCOHOL DRUG HOTLINE FP 0800 787 797

CERVICAL SCREENING PROGRAMME FP 0800 729 729

STROKE FOUNDATION FP 0800 787 653

Health Service Providers SELINA SUTHERLAND HOSPITAL Te Ore Ore Rd, Masterton P (06) 377 0277 WAIRARAPA DISTRICT HEALTH BOARD P (06) 946 9800

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WAIRARAPA HOSPITAL Te Ore Ore Rd, P O Box 96, Masterton P (06) 946 9800 FP 0800 946 9800 www.wairarapa.dhb.org.nz

Medical Centres CARTERTON MEDICAL CENTRE 159-163 High Street, South Carterton P (06) 379 8105 PARK ROAD DENTAL SURGERY P (06) 379 8370 TRUE DENTISTRY P (06) 379 8799

ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH 164 High Street, Carterton P (06) 379 8325

Parents & Children’s Services BARNADOS EARLY LEARNING FP 0800 227 627

ST MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH 2 King Street, Carterton P (06) 379 8033 ST MARK’S ANGLICAN CHURCH High Street, Carterton P (06) 379 8371

CHILD ADOLESCENT SERVICES (CAMHS) P (06) 946 9808 LACTATION CONSULTANT FP 0800 452 282

SALVATION ARMY 210 High Street Sth, Carterton P (06) 379 7176

MOBILE KARITANE NURSE Annette Rickman, Carterton P (06) 379 8153 or 021 246 2109

Rural EAST COAST RURAL SUPPORT TRUST P 0800 787 254 John Roberts M 027 2000 851

ORANGA TAMARIKI FP 0508 326 459 PARENT TO PARENT FP 0508 236 236

FEDERATED FARMERS William Beetham – Wairarapa President P 06 372 2546 M 027 600 0777

PLUNKET CARTERTON Holloway Street, Carterton P (06) 379 8153

Religion

RURAL WOMEN NZ Level 5, Technology One House. 86 Victoria St Wellington PO Box 12-021 P 04 473 5524 P 0800 256 467 E enquiries@ruralwomennz.nz

BAPTIST CHURCH 112 Broadway, Carterton P 027 706 7931 REFORMED CONGREGATION 6 Howard Street, Carterton P 06 379 9038

WAIRARAPA FIRE AND EMERGENCY NZ (FENZ) 2 Chapel Street, Masterton M 027 289 9609 P 06 370 9557 www.wrfd.org.nz

NEW PATIENTS WELCOME 1A Seddon Street, Carterton (behind Medical Centre) 06 379 8799 appointments@truedentistry.co.nz www.truedentistry.co.nz

Sport

HOWARD BOOTH PARK SQUASH CLUB 027 273 9457 E howardbooth squash@gmail.com CARTERTON SWIMMING CLUB Russell Geange E russ. geange@xtra.co.nz RED STAR TABLE TENNIS CLUB Ellen Martin P (06) 378 2684

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GIANTS SOFTBALL CLUB South Park, Harley St, Masterton E giants_softball@ hotmail.com

Tennis

CARS & TRUCKS

GLADSTONE RUGBY CLUB Gareth Jolliffe M 021 220 3661

Table Tennis

WOOPS A DAISIES MARCHING P 06 370 1922

CARTERTON RUGBY CLUB P 06 379 8001 E info@cartertonrugby.co.nz

Swimming

Dragon Boat

WAIRARAPA DRAGON BOAT CLUB E wairarapadragonboat@ gmail.com

RIDING FOR THE DISABLED ASSOCIATION WAIRARAPA GROUP INC Linda Tankersley P 06 378 6503 E wairda@xtra.co.nz www.rda.org.nz

Marching

Darts

WAIRARAPA DARTS CLUB Craig Hintz M 027 478 8087

GLADSTONE WOMENS HOCKEY CLUB Jill Day M 027 278 4237 E gladstonewomenshockey@ gmail.com

Riding

Cricket

CARTERTON JUNIOR CRICKET CLUB Carterton Cricket Club P 027 417517

DALEFIELD SENIORS HOCKEY CLUB E admin@dalefieldhockey. co.nz www.dalefieldhockey.co.nz

NETBALL WAIRARAPA Sandy Biel P 06 377 3734

Squash

WAIRARAPA CANOE CLUB M 027 407 0641 E wairarapawakaama@ outlook.com

Hockey

Canoe

CANOE WAIRARAPA PADDLERS INC 4 Grierson St, Masterton P 06 378 2413

WAIRARAPA MULTI SPORTS CLUB Derek Cox M 021 330 393

Softball

DALEFIELD JUNIOR HOCKEY CLUB E juniors@dalefieldhockey. co.nz www.dalefieldhockey.co.nz

Rugby

WAIRARAPA UNITED FOOTBALL Gill Flower M 021 926 987

Multi Sport Netball

GLIDING WAIRARAPA Vern Grant E gvandgp@yahoo.com

Football

Bowling & Croquet

CARRINGTON BOWLING AND CROQUET CLUB BOWLS: Michael Leach P 06 379 9021 CROQUET: Veronica George P 06 379 8644

WAIRARAPA HUNT INC Andrew Vallance M 027 270 5649

Gliding

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EQUESTRIAN EVENTING Wairarapa Anna Cardno M 027 205 2422 E hwgk.thurston@xtra.co.nz

Hunting

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Equestrian

Archery

WAIRARAPA ARCHERS Neil & Prue McLaren P 06 372 7839 E neilmclaren@xtra.co.nz

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