Ten Year Management Plan for Lagarosiphon in Lake Dunstan: 2016 to 2025
This Management Plan seeks to provide a shared view of lagarosiphon management in Lake Dunstan over the next ten years (2016 to 2025). A multi-agency stakeholder group, the Lake Dunstan Weed Management Group, has been established to provide strategic oversight of the programme to support implementation of the 10 Year Management Plan.
| Ten Year Management Plan for Lagarosiphon at Lake Dunstan: 2016 to 2025 |
Clutha Catchment Sediment Management Plan 2012
Long term management of sediment in the Clutha Catchment that is either stored within or moving through the Crown easement area or id discharged through the Clyde or Roxburgh Dams.
| Clutha Catchment Sediment Management Plan 2012 |
Clutha River Mata-au Plan 2011
This plan provides an overview of Clutha River/Mata-au including lakes Dunstan and Roxburgh and its tributaries [the river], identifies communities of interest, their desires and aspirations, as well as options for future governance and management.
| Clutha River Mata-au Plan 2011 |
Clutha Valley Development - Water Oriented Recreation on the Upper Clutha Hydrolakes
In 1986/87, Dr Reiner Jaakson, a Professor of recreation, geography and tourism from the University of Toronto visited Cromwell. He was commissioned by the Ministry of Works and Development to access the opportunities Lake Dunstan had for the local community once created.
He concluded Cromwell had a positive future for tourism and that we should not compete with Queenstown, but offer a different, more relaxed experience for the domestic market. He described the potential use of the lake, priorities and market potential to town could benefit from.
He concluded Cromwell had a positive future for tourism and that we should not compete with Queenstown, but offer a different, more relaxed experience for the domestic market. He described the potential use of the lake, priorities and market potential to town could benefit from.
| Clutha Valley Development - Water Oriented Recreation on the Upper Clutha Hydro Lakes. |
CODC Infrastructure Strategy 2021
The infrastructure strategy provides the strategic framework for the more detailed activity management plans. It is reviewed every three years and is a guiding document for the Long term Plan. The strategy covers the 30-year period of 2021 to 2050 and includes the following groups of the council’s activities:
* Water supply
* Sewerage and the treatment and disposal of sewage (wastewater)
* Storm-water drainage
* Roads and footpaths
* Water supply
* Sewerage and the treatment and disposal of sewage (wastewater)
* Storm-water drainage
* Roads and footpaths
| infrastructure_strategy_2021.pdf |
Cromwell Community Plan 2020
Community Plan that identifies local issues, problems, and opportunities from specific community consultations, workshops and surveys. It sets out an achievable and long -term vision for the future and prepares a plan of action to achieve this vision. This plan is the result of the whole community having their say about what is important to our community and what they would like to see in the future. It gives a snapshot of community issues that need addressing now, and provides a vision of where we would like to be in the future.
| 2020cromwell_community_plan_final.pdf |
Posters - Issues Breakdowns
Printed version of the issues breakdowns on our page. These are available for schools and groups to share.
| posters_-_issues_breakdown.pdf |
