Building water security for our region’s future
secure the region’s water supply for the next 100+ years
improve water quality to provide a better environment for people, plants, fish and animals
strengthen the economy through the success of primary industries and the subsequent growth of associated secondary and tertiary industries
provide an estimated economic benefit to the Tasman region of $600-$900m in the first 25 years
As the global COVID-19 outbreak continues to evolve, we’ve put in place some steps to minimise the risk of exposure in our work environment, based on the MoH guidelines.
We also have a plan should there be, in the unlikely event, widespread community transmission.
Nine floor sections (of 17) of the outlet culvert for the Waimea Community Dam have now been poured, and five sections of the roof and walls have been completed. The images below show some of this progress.
4Here's some pic's that show progress on the dam last week. Excavation of the spillway slope continued - the overburden (soil, gravel and vegetation) has now been cleared from a large area. A further roof and wall section of the outlet culvert were also poured.
4On Friday afternoon we announced a revised forecast cost and timeframe for the build of the dam after encountering unforeseen geological conditions earlier this year.
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https://waimeawater.nz/2020/02/21/revised-construction-cost-and-timeframe-for-waimea-dam-announced/
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