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Seven Days 10 August 2016.Indd Your Weekly Update from New Plymouth District Council Tickets on sale for events New Plymouth Night Rides Rediscover the fun of bike-riding A SERIES of great events is coming on New Zealand’s number one light Sunday 27 November, featuring 250 of at night by taking part in these fun our way! heavyweight Robbie ‘The Butcher’ the world’s top tattoo artists. activities! Tickets for these events are available Berridge, this is the highest-ranked fight If ink isn’t for you, then come and be Every week at the Wind Wand and from Ticketek and the TSB Showplace ever held in Taranaki! entertained by the fire dancing shows, NZ Tattoo and Art Festival freestyle motocross shows and tattoo fortnightly at Lake Mangamahoe is ticket office. More information is online at Wednesday Night Rides, starting at npeventvenues.nz. Australasia’s largest tattoo festival is competitions. Tickets are available from back at TSB Stadium on Saturday 26 and tomorrow. 6.30pm. Also, this Friday (12 August) National provincial rugby there is a Town Night Ride – meet at Get behind the Taranaki Bulls rugby 5.30pm at Huatoki Plaza. team by getting your tickets now for the Then at 5.30pm on Saturday 10 2016 Mitre 10 Cup. September is the Little Rocket Kids The home games kick off with a Night Ride at Lake Mangamahoe. match against the recently promoted All rides are guided by experienced Hawke’s Bay, with Southland, Manawatu, New Plymouth Mountain Bike Club Canterbury and Auckland also trying their riders. Please bring bright bike lights luck at Yarrow Stadium this year. and hi-viz clothing, and your bike Tickets start at just $10.50 for adults, (mountain bikes are required for the $5.50 for kids and $30 for a family (two Wednesday Night Rides and Little adults and up to three kids) for general Rocket Kids Night Ride). admission. These activities are supported by Fowler Homes Taranaki Explosion Let’s Go. More information is online at Fight Night npmtb.co.nz. Back for the second time this year is the Taranaki Explosion Fight Night, at TSB Stadium on Friday 16 September. The highest-ranked boxing match ever held in Taranaki comes to TSB Stadium on 16 September. With Sam ‘The Terror’ Rapira taking COUNCIL MEETINGS Have your say on changes to Dog Control Bylaw 10 to 19 August A PROPOSAL to control or ban dogs Walkway between Ellesmere Avenue and on the section of Coastal Walkway from * Council Bell Block Beach to the areas where dogs Ellesmere Avenue to Port Taranaki, but in two public areas is open for public 4.30pm on Tuesday 16 August submissions. must be on a leash at all times. the latest section of the Coastal Walkway New Plymouth District Council is The proposal to keep dogs out of has not been added to the bylaw yet. * To be broadcast, with a recording available, considering making the following changes Hickford Park’s Cycle Park and BMX track Submission forms are available online via newplymouthnz.com. to the Dog Control Bylaw: comes after a request from the Taranaki at newplymouthnz.com and at the Civic Velodrome Trust and Taranaki BMX Trust, Centre in New Plymouth, Puke Ariki and Agenda papers will be available to read • Banning dogs from the Cycle Park and at Council offices and libraries, and BMX track in Hickford Park, Bell Block. as a safety measure. the Bell Block Library and Service Centre. newplymouthnz.com. This meeting will take • Including the section of the Coastal Currently, dog leashes are required Submissions close on 26 August. place in the Civic Centre, New Plymouth. PUBLIC NOTICES Temporary road closure venue. The road will then be open to Brendon Bellamy of Tricky Trees on 06 area on the east side of the river mouth Council to spend its share primarily IN ACCORDANCE with the tenth normal vehicle traffic and normal traffic 753 2924 or 027 471 8441. (East Beach), and Clifton Park; and within Waitara, but beyond if conditions schedule of the Local Government Act regulations will apply. provide for their ongoing governance are met. New Plymouth District Council and management by the Council and • To create a Fund to hold the New 1974, the following road will be closed Temporary road closure: to ordinary vehicular traffic to enable (Waitara Lands) Act 2016 the Trustees. Plymouth District Council’s share Henwood Road the New Plymouth Business and NOTICE OF intention to introduce a • To transfer about 13.3302 hectares of that net income, and a Board FILMING OF a mock car vs pole Retail Association and Taranaki Rugby local Bill. of land at Brown Road to the Trustees comprising appointees of the Council incident, for training purposes, on and the Trustees to administer the Footpath Union to hold Running of This is notice of the intention of without restrictions. Henwood Road will require the road to proceeds of that Fund for the benefit of the Bulls, an event to launch the 2016 the New Plymouth District Council • To grant the Trustees a right of first be closed. the Waitara community. Taranaki rugby season. to promote a local Bill to achieve refusal over Ranfurly Park and part of Accordingly, in terms of Section The postal address of the promoter Road to be closed: Devon Street enactment of the above Act. the golf course should the Council ever 342(1)(b) of the Local Government Act is: New Plymouth District Council, East, New Plymouth from Liardet to The objects of the Bill are: decide to sell. 1974, the Council directs that a section Private Bag 2025, New Plymouth • To remove all endowments and • To grant to the lessees of approxi- Gover streets. of Henwood Road (at its intersection 4342, Attn: Greg Stephens. restrictions affecting Waitara mately 700 sections of Waitara Date and period of closure: from with Egmont Road) be closed to The Bill may be inspected at the Endowment Land and accumulated 9am to 1.30pm on Saturday 13 August. all traffic from 8am until 5pm on Endowment Land the right to freehold Waitara Library and Service Centre, In the event of a situation Wednesday 17 August or until works and ongoing income from that Land. the land by paying its unimproved land Te Kupu Matauranga, Queen Street, necessitating the use of the road, are completed (weather permitting). The Waitara Endowment Land is land value. Waitara. contact must be made with the The road will reopen without further on which there are many leasehold • To divide net accumulated and A copy of the Bill is publicly available organiser on-site, on the day. notice. properties. ongoing income from Waitara on the Council’s website www. The road may be reopened at Henwood Road will remain • To transfer to the Trustees of Te Endowment Land rents and sales newplymouthnz.com. an earlier time as decided by the accessible from the other entry/exit off Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa Trust, a large equally between the Council and The Bill is available for inspection organisers upon removal of all road Egmont Road. area of land on the west side of the Taranaki Regional Council. from 8 August to 31 August 2016 closure signs and barriers at the Please direct all enquiries to Waitara River mouth (West Beach), an • To authorise the Taranaki Regional (inclusive). For more information: New Plymouth District Council, Private Bag 2025, New Plymouth 4342 Phone. 06-759 6060 Fax. 06-759 6072 Email. [email protected] Web. newplymouthnz.com; facebook.com/newplymouthdistrictcouncil; twitter.com/npdcouncil.
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