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Pohutukawa Coast Times Facebook Page Pohutukawa Issue Coast Times 1352 31 July 2020 SPeCIAL AGENTs IAN 0272859314 JENNY 02040002564 NICOLETTE 0277029157 Landlords: Get Your Rental Appraisal &Healthy Homes Fact Check Today Talk to Richel NOWfor the latest information on rental rates, compliance and legislation foryourrentalproperty P:+64 9536 7011 or +64 21 433 052 E:[email protected] W: rwbeachlands.co.nz A:81 Second ViewAvenue, Beachlands RayWhiteBeachlands LIGHTHOUSE REAL ESTATELIMITED LICENSED (REAA 2008) CURRENT SPECIALS NEW PRODUCT: Quick Panel H3.2 Shiplap Fencing Panels 835w x 1.8m high. Makes fencing so easy! (refer to our website for more information) $27.50 each H4 RETAINING TIMBER: TG&V 150 x 50mm $4.50/m Rough Sawn 150 x 50mm 6m lengths $5.00/m 1.8m No.1 Posts – Seconds $12.00 each Kwila Decking 100 x 25mm $6.95/m Pine Premium Decking 100 x 40mm $4.00/m Pine Premium Decking 150 x 40mm $6.00/m Prices valid while stocks last & exclude GST. Our timber is sourced from RTO renewable plantations O N It’s school cross-country time! Above: Ella Worthington crosses the finish line first to win the Maraetai Beach School year 8 MTIMBER girls cross country event, held at Te Puru last Friday. See more photos on the Pohutukawa Coast Times Facebook page. Morton Timber Co. Ltd CO. LT D 226 North Road, Clevedon 2248 Ph 292 8656 or 021 943 220 292 8656 E: [email protected] INSIDE: ‘Get an extra tank’ suggests Council p3 WECS files for review p3 Local board plan p5 W: mortontimber.co.nz SUPER GOLD DISCOUNTS ANDMARKETINGDEALS Great Smiles. ON NOW! Better Health. At Anthony Hunt Dental we have been East Tamaki proud to be serving our local community since 2011. Creating great smiles and Uniforms&Promotional Products better health for the whole family. FollowusonFacebook andInstagram (0) 22 01 sileadentalcon for specials, competitionsand giveaways 52 PapakuraCleedon oad RayWhiteBeachlands wwwadentalcon YOUCAN!!! LIGHTHOUSEREAL ESTATELTD Cnr Smales and Springs Rds,EastTamaki-09 265 0300 +64 21 400 979 Licensed (REAA 2008) Deadlines: Display advertising - 5pm Friday. Classified and News - midday Monday. P: 536 5715 E: [email protected] W: www.pctimes.co.nz 2 POHUTUKAWA COAST TIMES (31 July 2020) Please support the businesses who support your local paper! Pohutukawa Coast Times Guest editorial GET IN TOUCH by Brookby Environment Protection Society chair Rebecca Stirrup P: 536 5715 It has been a quiet year for the Brookby Pascoe’s to mitigate a stream in Papakura quarterly meetings with the quarry and E: [email protected] Environment Protection Society (also which had no benefit to our local area. Auckland Council. W: www.pctimes.co.nz known as ‘Save Brookby’ or ‘BEPS’). The latest stream mitigation is progress- Safety continues to be a major concern F: facebook.com/pctimes If you haven’t heard of us, we are a ing well, and consists of significant resto- for the wider community with a couple community group which represents local ration of the stream and riparian planting. of recent major truck accidents and road A: PO Box 5, Beachlands 2147 residents’ interests with respect to activ- We continue to attend the Pascoe’s closures. It is good to see one section of Level 1, 129A Beachlands Road, Beachlands ities carried out by Brookby Quarry and quarterly Community Liaison Group. Brookby Road re-sealed, but other areas Pascoe’s Twilight Road fill site. Pascoe’s are engaging more positively are still desperately in need of work. EDITOR Pascoe’s fill site on Twilight Road be- with the community and the Chair man- You can help by making some noise to Leanne Chamberlin came fully operational again in late 2019 ages the meetings well. This has resulted Auckland Transport about the state of 021 426 207 after a large slip closed their operation for in less breaches of conditions and better our local roads. Visit their website auck- [email protected] several months from September 2018. resolution if issues do occur. landtransport.govt.nz - click on ‘report a The stage 1 site is now nearly full, and Twilight Road has had some remedial problem’ and fill in the form. ADVERTISING Pascoe’s is working behind the scenes work to improve the surface in December Brookby resident Jenny Edmunds has Melody Cutfield to establish its second filling site in an and January which was not well managed initiated a fundraising campaign to see 021 0261 4467 adjacent gully. by Auckland Transport. Significant dust cameras installed at the Twilight/Brook- In the middle of last year we represent- and cement covered local houses which by Road intersection, as a deterrent to [email protected] ed the community at a two-day Council resulted in the contractor Downers hav- ‘boy racers’ who like to use the intersec- CLASSIFIEDS hearing regarding P&I Pascoe’s applica- ing to water blast several homes. The tion for illegal street racing, burnouts, and tion to establish the second stage filling road surface is poor with very uneven anti-social behaviour. If you would like [email protected] operation. We had five different people levels which causes a great deal of truck to contribute to the camera fund, dona- present and explain the issues with the noise, especially if trucks are empty. tions can be paid to 12-3030-0684478-03. ACCOUNTS & CIRCULATION new consent. Despite our best efforts Auckland Transport have not been re- Like all community groups, we rely Pam Rutherford 536 7164 the consent was granted, meaning several ceptive to improving this section of road on local residents putting up their hands [email protected] more years of trucks on Twilight Road. despite our application for them to do so. to help. If you would like to support However we did achieve similar condi- Brookby Quarry continues to operate BEPS by becoming a member, annu- UPCOMING FEATURES tions of operation to the existing consent. within the boundaries of its resource al subscriptions are just $30. Email 7 August - Urban East It was very good to have a local stream consent. In general the quarry is respon- [email protected] for further 14 August - Real Estate proposed for mitigation work which the sive to community complaints and tries information. court accepted. The last consent allowed to address any issues. We attend the Find us on Facebook: Save Brookby. The Pohutukawa Coast Times is distributed weekly to 6200 homes 1. Email: [email protected] a photo of yourself with and businesses in: Whitford, Brookby, your Ag Day animal. Make sure the photo is high quality Beachlands, Maraetai, Clevedon, (it needs to be at least 300kb le size) Alfriston, Kawakawa Bay, Orere Pt, 2. Include your name, year group at school, your pet’s Hunua, Paparimu AG DAY name, school you go to, mum/dad/caregiver’s name and contact phone number. Enter now Entries must be received by 5pm Fri 25 September 2020. Member of the New Zealand PHOTO COMPETITION Community Newspapers Association WECS files for High Court judicial review Whitford Estuaries Consevation Society “We are hopeful this will now open dia- WECS and provided guidance in the (WECS) has filed for a judicial review of logue with Auckland Council, which was application. the variation granted by Auckland Coun- denied in response to correspondence in Barry Wade says the society will keep the The PC Times 20 years ago: cil, which allowed treated wastewater to September 2019,” says Barry. community informed with further updates 28 July 2000: Police renew Beachlands be discharged into the Turanga River. Barry says that there are rumours within as the review progresses. “We would also camera call. Spokesperson Barry Wade describes it the community that WECS is opposed to like to thank all our supporters for their as a “very extensive set of documents”, any development in the area. “This is ab- financial contributions enabling us to get which was filed in four parts with the solutely not the case. Our focus and desire us this far.” High Court. is to reach a positive outcome ensuring Notice has been served on Auckland healthy estuaries for the whole community Council, which must now advise its posi- to enjoy and benefit from.” Weekly Tide Chart tion by 13 August. Ngai Tai ki Tamaki has partnered with 3:53am 10:06am OUR LADY STAR OF THE SEA 31 Fri ▲ 3.1m ▼ 0.7m CATHOLIC PARISH 4:54am 11:06am Mass is now held 1 Sat ▲ 3.0m ▼ 0.7m at 5pm on Saturday in 5:52am 12:02am St Hilda’s Anglican Church, 2 Sun ▲ 3.0m ▼ 0.6m 3 Wakelin Road, Beachlands. 12:28am 6:48am 3 Mon ▼ 0.8m ▲ 3.1m Visit our website for details 38A Wakelin Road, Beachlands www.beachlandscc.com 1:18am 7:40am Wednesday’s, Thursday’sand at other times by appointment 4 Tue ▼ 0.7m ▲ 3.1m All welcome 2:06am 8:28am 5 Wed ▼ 0.7m ▲ 3.1m 2:51am 9:12am 6 Thu ▼ 0.7m ▲ 3.1m MARINE FORCAST - VHF CHANNEL 19 AUCKLAND FORCAST - 0900 999+YOUR STD photo credit: Tio&Co Photography REEL TUFF SPORT FISHING CHARTERS BREANNA FULLER BRADEN MATSON Departing Kawakawa Bay & Pine Harbour BCOM/LLB (HONS) |ASSOCIATE MA/LLB |DIRECTOR Coplete panelbeating and car painting [email protected] East Tamaki: Unit B 154 Harris Rd, East Tamaki, Auckland 09 274 4778 Ph: 021 261 3781 / 0275 100 499’ or Manukau: 2/117 Kerrs Rd, Manukau, Auckland 09 268 9340 Please support the businesses who support your local paper! POHUTUKAWA COAST TIMES (31 July 2020) 3 Auckland Council urges rural residents to consider a second tank Don’t rely on emergency water tanker where required.
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