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Eight key issues identified in Nelson s 10-year plan

Since economic recovery and regeneration is a priority, the council intends to continue its work with Project Kōkiri on economic recovery. The council has proposed “a reorientation of our social funding” to reduce social isolation, housing vulnerability and poverty to help in the social recovery of the region, and has bumped up its capital works programme to boost employment. That programme, among other expected expenses over the next 10 years, is projected to have a significant effect on the council’s debt levels. By 2031, debt is projected to be $291 million. The works will be fulfilling another of the eight key highlights – infrastructure renewal. The proposal in the LTP is for the council to invest $491m on “essential infrastructure” such as transport, water supply, wastewater and flood protection.

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We must be strategic in planning our cities

OPINION: Our councils are not really equipped with the tools to guide development strategically.

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Coastal News Today | NZ - When climate change threatens where we live, how will we manage our retreat?

But little stays the same. As last week’s offshore earthquakes and tsunami alerts reminded us, our coasts and the people who live near them are vulnerable to a range of hazards. Such risks will only increase as sea level rises due to climate change. For those living in highly exposed places, managed retreat may be necessary to save lives and secure public safety. These “managed retreats” - from low-lying shorelines vulnerable to rising sea level, areas that flood regularly and unstable or exposed land - may be a bitter pill to swallow. Especially so in the midst of a national housing crisis and a global pandemic.

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