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QLDC Drinking Water Safety Community Meetings

Published: Fri 23 Feb 2018 12:31 PM
QLDC Drinking Water Safety Community Meetings
23 February 2018. For immediate release
Queenstown Lakes District Mayor Jim Boult, QLDC Councillors and staff are inviting local residents to join them in discussing future plans for safe drinking water in our community.
At sessions to be held in Glenorchy, Arrowtown and Hawea Flat, issues covered will include permanent options for the townships currently subject to treatment during the summer period.
QLDC representatives will also discuss the findings and recommendations from Government’s inquiry into the contamination of drinking water supply, and subsequent outbreak of campylobacteriosis, at Havelock North in August 2016. In particular, discussions will focus on how the recommendations have raised expectations regarding risks of contamination throughout the entire reticulation network from source to tap.
Sessions will cover the treatment of water supply in Arrowtown, Arthurs Point, Hawea, Glenorchy and Luggate, and are being held as outlined below:
VenueDateStart timeGlenorchy HallTuesday, 27 February5.00pmArrowtown Hall Supper RoomMonday, 5 March5.00pmHawea Flat Community Hall Supper RoomTuesday, 20 March5.00pm
Members of the public and media are welcome to attend.
ENDS

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