From the Paekākāriki Community Board

 

It’s our mission to engage with you in the most effective way possible. We are here to work for you, to promote your issues and initiatives and to be a conduit for community development. To enable democratic local decision-making and action, by and on behalf of Paekākāriki.  If you’ve got ideas or concerns, we’d love to hear from you. How? You can call and email us, chat to us after gigs, over beer or outside the milk fridge at Horace’s. You can come along and speak at our public meetings. Seriously, we want to hear what you have to say!

We also administer three grants: Paekākāriki Community Board grant, the  Campe Estate community fund and the Paekakariki Services Club community grant. You can find our grant applications at the links, in our documents below or you can visit the KCDC site hereYou’ll also find our minutes and agenda  plus our meeting dates on the calendar.

 Wainuiwhenua (excess Transmission Gully land), SH1 Revocation and the Paekākāriki seawall replacement are hot topics and will continue to be for some time. Read through the document files to know more.

You’ll find a whole bunch of other official and useful stuff on this page from building consents to rubbish and recycling services.

Please don’t hesitate to get in touch with one of our members or pop along to a meeting if you’ve got something to say — or just come along to hear what ideas and issues others in the community may have. Bring some biscuits, we’ll do the tea.

Board members: Sean McKinley, Sorcha Ruth, Kelsey Lee and Christian Judge.

We meet every six weeks at St Peter’s Hall on Tuesdays at 7.00pm. Nau mai haere mai!       

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Paekākāriki, how should we adapt to coastal hazards? 

The Takutai Kāpiti Coastal Adaptation Panel would like to hear what you value most about our coastline and how you think it should be protected at their community workshop on 7 November (or online).

Paekākāriki Seawall Update

Sean McKinley from the Paekākāriki Community Board provides as an update from Kāpiti Coast District Council on the progress of the seawall.

How do we grow well?

What does good growth look like for you? KCDC are consulting on their proposed approach for enabling sustainable growth in Kāpiti over the next 30 years. Have your say before Friday 19 November.