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Healthy water, land, people and future are the focus of Three Year Plan - Gisborne District Council

Healthy water, land, people and future are the focus of Three Year Plan - Gisborne District Council
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Council Votes To Enter FOSAL Buy-out

Masterton District Council has voted to enter the Government’s Future of Severely Affected Land (FOSAL) voluntary buy-out programme for properties severely impacted by the North Island weather events in January and February. Under the FOSAL funding .

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Gisborne flood-risk properties list cut by 1000

More than 1000 Gisborne properties have been removed from the list of flood risks.

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Updated maps for property owners previously classified as Category 2 – VOXY

Updated maps for property owners previously classified as Category 2 – VOXY
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Updated Maps For Property Owners Previously Classified As Category 2

More than 1000 properties have been removed from the Future of Severely Affected Land (FOSAL) framework after further assessments of properties. Letters have been sent to these property owners, as well as those remaining in FOSAL Category 2A to .

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