2025-34 Long Term Plan- Closed

This consultation will be open from 28th March to 1st May 2025

Submissions can be accepted until 2nd May at 12pm- any submission in the afternoon will be considered a "late submission" and it might not be taken into account. Ensure you date stamp the correct time

Please see this link for current information and details of what's up for discussion: What's important Central Otago: 2025-34 Long-term Plan | Let’s Talk Central Otago

Online submissions via the Lets Talk site are also emailed in full to the submitter automatically, it could also be in their spam folder.

Submissions received via email have to be forwarded to lets-talk@codc.govt.nz

Submission received in paper in Ranfurly, Roxburgh, and Cromwell please stamp the date and "SCANNED", then scan and email to lets-talk@codc.govt.nz

The FAQs on this link have been designed for staff use only to help answer some of the questions that customers might have: LTP FAQs

LTP Decisions made by Council: 

CODC's Long-term Plan decisions in full ... - Central Otago District Council

HALLS.

The Council agreed to the following buildings to remain under Council ownership:

• Ophir Hall
• Poolburn Hall
• Becks Hall, with a review post completion of the Omakau Hub.
• Clyde Hall
• Clyde Museum, Blyth St, with a review of the continued lease arrangements.
• Clyde Railway Station, with a review of the continued lease arrangements.
• Millers Flat Hall
• Ranfurly Hall
• Wallace Memorial Rooms
• Naseby Hall
• Naseby General Store, with a review of the continued lease arrangements.
• Centennial Milk Bar with a review of the continued lease arrangements.
• Fenton Library

The following will be divested, subject to further discussion:

• Patearoa Hall
• Waipiata Hall
• Wedderburn Hall

In addition, divested:

• Vallance Cottage, noting the need to engage with the committee.
• Clyde Police Lock Up, noting the Clyde Museum requested first rights to the building.
• Briar Herb Museum and Cottage, with staff investigating options
• Clyde Goods Shed, with staff investigating options
• Millers Flat Bowling Club, noting the Millers Flat Sports and Recreation Group requested the first right of refusal
• Roxburgh Squash Court

WATER:

Council agreed to set the volumetric water charge at $1.60 per cubic metre with an indicative fixed charge of $682.97, subject to the total number of rating units for the 2025/26 Financial Year and $2.40 per cubic metre and associated fixed charge for the 2026/27 Financial Year.