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More public consultation to come on Coromandel Harbour
More public consultation to come on Coromandel Harbour
14 August, 2014
Council approved the start of resource consent applications to expand Sugarloaf Wharf to serve the aquaculture industry and address health and safety and congestion issues at its meeting yesterday.
The development of a detailed business case was also approved for the half-metre dredging of Furey's Creek for charter boats and recreational boaties, and the Coromandel dredged basin concept (pictured).
On-going consultation will be undertaken with the projects Stakeholder Working Group, and future public meetings will be planned as part of a wider consultation process.
In addition, the project will be put out for district consultation as part of next year's Long Term Plan.
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