Kerikeri / Waipapa Structure Plan

Twenty Years of Standing Up for Kerikeri to Grow Well — Why the Next Six Months Matter the Most

We believe the communities that shape their future will be the ones who show up — prepared. Right now, Kerikeri faces the most consequential planning decisions in a generation, and the next six months will decide them. Over the coming weeks, we'll tell you what's at stake, what we've already done, and what happens if nobody stands up for our town.

Vision Kerikeri

2 days ago3 min read

Planning for Kerikeri's growth

Are we using the correct population data set? Population trends should be a key pillar in planning for and managing future infrastructure...

By Rod Brown

Jun 7, 20183 min read

A plan for Kerikeri

This evening Vision Kerikeri Chaiman, Rod Brown, presented an overview of the issues that are critical to maintaining and enhancing the...

Cliff Mail

Nov 23, 20161 min read

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