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Council has been successful in receiving funding from the Governments Tourism Infrastructure fund to assist in the improvement of public toilet facilities at Lake Ruataniwha, Lake Pukaki Lookout (SH8) and Fairlie town centre.
The Council aim to have the new facilities in place by Easter 2022.
Council need to understand the communities preferences and ideas for the location of the various facilities and the scale and type of facilities proposed.
Taking the short survey below will help ensure Council make an informed decision on the future design and location of the facilities. The survey is open for feedback until 15th October 2021.
Council has been successful in receiving funding from the Governments Tourism Infrastructure fund to assist in the improvement of public toilet facilities at Lake Ruataniwha, Lake Pukaki Lookout (SH8) and Fairlie town centre.
The Council aim to have the new facilities in place by Easter 2022.
Council need to understand the communities preferences and ideas for the location of the various facilities and the scale and type of facilities proposed.
Taking the short survey below will help ensure Council make an informed decision on the future design and location of the facilities. The survey is open for feedback until 15th October 2021.
This consultation is open for contributions until 5pm on 15 October 2021.
Under Review
New Toilet Proposals is currently at this stage
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review.
Final report
this is an upcoming stage for New Toilet Proposals
The final outcomes of the consultation are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.
