stephen July 4th, 2012
STEPS AGM was held on 14 June 2012 at Alberton.
Some of the highlights were:
– a presentation on weeds in Meola catchment by Melissa Marler
– a talk from Sandra Anderson on the new “Westmere Coastal walkway” which will extend to Te Tokaroa/ Meola Reef and is funded by the Waitemata Local Board
– a presentation on the Central Interceptor by Watercare Services.
A resolution was passed as follows: That STEPS seek to agree a process whereby STEPS can pro-actively work with Watercare during the planning / construction of the Central Interceptor, particularly in relation to the three upper Meola sites (Haverstock, Lyon Ave, Mt Albert Memorial), and with regard to daylighting, stream naturalisation and landscaping.
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stephen June 10th, 2012
STEPS AGM flyer – June 2012 ST LUKES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
Annual General Meeting & Presentation about the Central Interceptor and Its Effects on Auckland, Meola Creek and Surrounding Areas.
ALL WELCOME
After the AGM, Mike Sheffield of Watercare Services will give a presentation on the progress of the Central Interceptor. Watercare has planned the new Central Interceptor as a solution to the sewerage problems in Auckland. Mike will cover the overall plan as well as its effects on Meola Creek and our surrounding areas.
This is a large project, and community input is invited.
Please come along and have your say.
Where: Historic Alberton House, 100 Mt Albert Rd
When: 7pm, Thursday, 14 June 2012
See flyer for details (and revealing photo of Meola Creek in flood)
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stephen February 14th, 2012
Who: Auckland Council Solid Waste Team & Sustainable Coastlines invites you
What: Clean-up day; !! Please bring laced shoes, sun hat, sunscreen, drinking water and any personal items you need
When: Saturday, 25 February 2012, 1-3pm
Where: MOTAT site , 200 Meola Rd, Pt Chevalier . Enter through the high wire gate by Meola Creek (sanitary facilities available)
Sustainable Coastlines’ brand-new education container will be on site for participants to learn more about litter and its impact on the marine environment.
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