Public Notices and Alerts
Public Notices are statutory things Council is required to notify.
This material is typically found in the public notice section of local newspapers and contains information on a range of matters, from the dates and times of Council meetings to road closures.
You can also view other updates such as recreation, road closures etc that we send out on this page.
For all water shutdowns (planned and emergency), we recommend downloading the Antenno app to get real time updates straight to your phone.
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Public Notification of Fireworks Display - Centennial Park
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Renewal ON Licence Application
Public Notices - Alcohol LicensingJ N Sons Enterprises Limited
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Vegetation Management - Agrichemical Spraying
Public Notices - GeneralUpcoming Spaying on Council owned land
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New OFF Licence Application
Public Notices - Alcohol LicensingFiner Wines Limited
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Expressions of Interest – Lease of Shed Building Ōmokoroa Domain
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Proposal To Close Beach Road, Carisbrooke Street & Middlebrook Drive
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Variation On Licence Application
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New ON Licence Application
Public Notices - Alcohol LicensingZeen Limited
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Proposal To Close Jellicoe Street, Te Puke To Vehicular Traffic
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Renewal ON Licence Application
Public Notices - Alcohol LicensingForta Leza Restaurant Limited
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Queen St Te Puke closure in November
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Waitekohekohe Park closed for four weeks
FacilitiesFrom Monday 14 October, Waitekohekohe Park will be closed on weekdays for around four weeks as we carry out important forestry thinning works.
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Proposal To Close Queen Street, Te Puke Vehicular Traffic
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Rating Information Database
Public Notices - GeneralIf you pay rates in the Western Bay of Plenty District, our rating database is available for viewing.
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Notice of Meetings – October 2024
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Work to start on widening and improving No. 1 Road
RoadingConstruction work will start next week on Te Puke’s No. 1 Road to make it safer and more suitable for the high volumes of traffic that use it.
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Proposal To Close Intersection of Gluepot & Oropi Rd to 1943 Oropi Rd
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Roadworks on Waitao Road
RoadingStarting Monday, 23 September, we'll begin the removal of five large pine trees along Waitao Road. This important mahi (work) is expected to take at least two weeks (10 working days).
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Youngson Road closure
RoadingAs part of this important project, our teams will need to close Youngson Road for four weeks (from 25 September through to approximately 26 October).
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Summer Sports Applications for 2024 Season (1 October to 31 March)
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Summer Sports Applications for 2024 Season (1 October to 31 March)
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Renewal Off Licence Application
Public Notices - Alcohol LicensingThe Wine Portfolio Limited
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Water Mains Flushing - Te Puke, Paengaroa, Maketu, Pukehina Beach
Public Notices - GeneralFrom Monday, 16 September, 2024, we will be carrying out our annual Water Mains Scouring (flushing) Programme in Te Puke, Paengaroa, Maketu and Pukehina Beach.
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Proposal to Close Road(s) To Vehicular Traffic
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Yeoman Bridge rock armour repairs - Katikati Foreshore
EnvironmentContractors will be repairing the rock armour around the Yeoman Bridge footings.
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Road Closure for Sikh Parade on September 21, 2024
RoadingWe're planning to close certain roads for the Sikh Parade on September 21, 2024. These closures are necessary to ensure the safety of participants and spectators.
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High flows in Katikati outfall pipe
EnvironmentWhilst we're working on resolving this issue, please stay clear of swimming and collecting and eating shellfish from the area.
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Partial closure of Ōmokoroa to Tauranga cycleway
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Western Bay Libraries App offline until mid 2024
FacilitiesWestern Bay Libraries App developers are on the case, tackling some issues, but unfortunately the app won't be available for a while.
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No.4 Road Bailey bridge open for traffic
RoadingCars and trucks are safely on the move again up No.4 Road in Te Puke thanks to the installation of a temporary Bailey bridge.