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Pukehina already has some fantastic community-led projects underway, driven by local passion and forward thinking.
The Pukehina Residents and Ratepayers Association (PRRA), with support from Council, is leading the next phase of community consultation. They're inviting your input on how the funds from the rate should be distributed among a range of existing community projects.
With the Pukehina Development Rate now repurposed as the Pukehina Development Fund (PDF), there is an opportunity to strengthen and support these projects that benefit the whole community.
Summary of existing projects in Pukehina.
Funding could be allocated in full, in part, or as a koha (donation) to the projects listed below. We’d love to hear your thoughts on these projects and how you think the funds should be distributed.
Your feedback will help shape which projects receive funding. Once the consultation closes and all feedback is reviewed, the funding allocation process will begin.
Project updates and funding decisions will be shared via the PRRA website pukehinabeach.co.nz and Facebook page, so keep an eye out as we move forward together.
Join the kōrero There are a few ways to have your say:
Online, wānanga ipurangi - Share your feedback in the form below
In person, ā kanohi - Come along to the Pukehina Community Hall between 1pm and 3pm on Saturday 31 May to learn more about the projects and how they could benefit the Pukehina area
Hard copy, pepa mārō - Complete a feedback form and drop it into the box at Monty’s or The Store in Pukehina
Pukehina already has some fantastic community-led projects underway, driven by local passion and forward thinking.
The Pukehina Residents and Ratepayers Association (PRRA), with support from Council, is leading the next phase of community consultation. They're inviting your input on how the funds from the rate should be distributed among a range of existing community projects.
With the Pukehina Development Rate now repurposed as the Pukehina Development Fund (PDF), there is an opportunity to strengthen and support these projects that benefit the whole community.
Summary of existing projects in Pukehina.
Funding could be allocated in full, in part, or as a koha (donation) to the projects listed below. We’d love to hear your thoughts on these projects and how you think the funds should be distributed.
Your feedback will help shape which projects receive funding. Once the consultation closes and all feedback is reviewed, the funding allocation process will begin.
Project updates and funding decisions will be shared via the PRRA website pukehinabeach.co.nz and Facebook page, so keep an eye out as we move forward together.
Join the kōrero There are a few ways to have your say:
Online, wānanga ipurangi - Share your feedback in the form below
In person, ā kanohi - Come along to the Pukehina Community Hall between 1pm and 3pm on Saturday 31 May to learn more about the projects and how they could benefit the Pukehina area
Hard copy, pepa mārō - Complete a feedback form and drop it into the box at Monty’s or The Store in Pukehina
Council introduces a targeted rate of $20 a year for Pukehina property owners.
2022 - future of this rate was a key proposal for our Annual Plan 2022/23
Pukehina Development Rate has finished this stage
The Pukehina Beach Ratepayers and Residents Association asked us to consider changing the purpose of the rate. The future of this rate was a key proposal for our Annual Plan 2022/23, when we decided to pause the rate until there was more certainty around the Three Waters reform and future wastewater needs for Pukehina.
May 2024
Pukehina Development Rate has finished this stage
Through our Long Term Plan 2024-34 we asked our community whether to permanently stop the rate, and what to do with the funds collected to date.
September 2024
Pukehina Development Rate has finished this stage
Council adopts its Long Term Plan 2024-34 which includes deciding to permanently stop collecting the Pukehina Development Rate, as Council has no current plans to develop a wastewater scheme in Pukehina.
Repurposing the funds
Pukehina Development Rate is currently at this stage
The Pukehina Residents and Ratepayers Association (PRRA), with support from Council, is leading the next phase of community consultation. They're inviting your input on how the PDF should be distributed among a range of existing community projects.
