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Water restrictions cranked up in Kaitaia as river drops - Vimarsana News

Water restrictions cranked up in Kaitaia as river drops

Water restrictions cranked up in Kaitaia as river drops 8 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 3 minutes to read A Northland Regional Council hydrologist measures the flow in the Awanui River during last summer's drought. Photo / Peter Jackson Northern Advocate Water restrictions in Kaitaia have been bumped up to the second-highest level possible as the Awanui River, the town's main water source, continues to drop. From Friday level 3 restrictions apply to all households and businesses connected to the Far North District Council's water supply, which means only buckets or watering cans can be used to water gar...

Kaitaia water pipeline: Council prepared to use compulsory land acquisition - Vimarsana News

Kaitaia water pipeline: Council prepared to use compulsory land acquisition

Kaitaia water pipeline: Council prepared to use compulsory land acquisition 27 Dec, 2020 04:00 PM 3 minutes to read Mayor John Carter tells Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern about his council's partnership with Te Rarawa to supply Kaitaia with water earlier this year. Now the council is looking for a permanent solution Northern Advocate Far North District Council will use compulsory acquisition if necessary to access land needed for a waterpipe to supply Kaitaia. The council has released its decision on accessing land required for a water pipeline from a bore at Sweetwater and says it will use co...

Water restrictions start in drought-prone Northland - Vimarsana News

Water restrictions start in drought-prone Northland

DAVID WHITE/STUFF The Far North is fast running out of water, and heading for another drought. Kaitaia’s Awanui River and Kawakawa’s Tirohanga Stream have not recovered well from last summer’s drought, where the lowest-ever rainfall levels were recorded across the North Island. In February, there was concern the towns of Kaitaia, Kaikohe and Rawene could run out of water, and the toughest water restrictions available were introduced across most of the Far North and Kaipara. Taylor said reducing demand now can help starve off the need for even tighter restrictions in coming weeks. Far...