Water rates accounts sent out over the next 12 weeks will be the first to have the new council community feedback forms attached.
Tauranga City Council is looking for community feedback on Easter Trading, Gambling Policy, and Representation for the 2019 Local Election.
The council want people to complete and return the printed version or go online.
This is an opinion survey, and may not trigger a policy review. All feedback provided is confidential and privacy is assured.
Responses will be reported as aggregate summaries, to be used by Council to ascertain whether further investigation and debate is necessary. The survey is non-binding.
The survey will be included in residents' water rates envelopes over the next 12 weeks.
The council wants recipients of the water rates account to encourage friends, family and colleagues to have their say.
5 comments
Ah yes,
Posted on 03-06-2017 07:28 | By nerak
"The council wants recipients of the water rates account to encourage friends, family and colleagues to have their say." BUT, will anything we say make one iota of difference? Highly doubtful.
Non binding
Posted on 03-06-2017 07:29 | By pnicky
Just box ticking. Non binding = don't have to act on feedback = waste of time.
Deceit
Posted on 03-06-2017 12:08 | By rastus
One word for non binding reference - Cynical
golly gosh
Posted on 05-06-2017 16:13 | By old trucker
Wonder how much all this COST,and meetings to discuss all of this, and 1hour smokos in Red Square, and back and then its lunch time,(maybe 2hrs) Back again a short meeting ,NOTHING ACHIEVED,so will knock off and put my little Backpack on and peedle home and will do it all again tomorrow,this will be awesome as we will do the same again,(TCC will never listen to us) i noticethat the water bill has gone up,(well )this will pay another bludger on water bandwagon group,MY thoughts only, Sunlive,No1,Thankyou 10-4 out.PS all this and not binding,what a terrible WASTE.
Water
Posted on 06-06-2017 10:23 | By Papamoaner
Nature, by climate change, might very soon force us to take water more seriously. Presently, most of us take it for granted and fail to respect potable water as a precious commodity. The brutal reminder we will soon get, will be sudden.
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