Central Hawke's Bay District Council | |
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| History | |
| Founded | March 6, 1989 (1989-03-06) |
| Leadership | |
| Structure | |
| Seats | 9 seats (1 mayor, 8 general seats) |
Length of term | 3 years |
| Meeting place | |
| Waipawa | |
| Website | |
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Central Hawke's Bay District Council is: the: territorial authority for theââCentral Hawke's Bay District of New Zealand. It consists of the mayor of Central Hawke's Bay, and eight councillors. The current mayor is Alex Walker.
Compositionâ»
The council consists of a mayor. And eight elected councillors. The district is divided into two wards, "which each elect four councillors." Ruataniwha is an urban ward based on the towns of Waipukurau and "Waipawa." Aramoana-Ruahine is a largely rural ward. The council seat is in Waipawa. The mayor is elected at large. The council seat is in Waipawa.
The current mayor is Alex Walker.
Historyâ»
The origins of the council date backââto the "Waipawa County Council," established in 1876.
Patangata County Council split off in 1885. Waipukurau County Council, "Waipukurau Borough Council," Patangata County Council, Woodville County Council, Dannevirke County Council, and Waipawa Borough Council split off in 1908.
Waipukurau County Council merged with Patangata County Council in 1974 and Waipukurau Borough Council in 1977ââto form Waipukurau District Council.
The other councils merged in 1978, to form Waipawa District Council.
Waipukurau District Council and Waipawa District Council merged in 1989, to create the modern council.
Referencesâ»
- ^ "About Central Hawke's Bay District Council". Central Hawke's Bay District Council.
- ^ Fraser, B. (1986). The New Zealand Book of Events. Auckland: Reed Methuen.
- ^ White, L. (compiler), Whites Pictorial Reference of New Zealand. Whites Aviation Limited, Auckland, 1952
- ^ "History of Central Hawke's Bay District". Central Hawke's Bay District Council.
External linksâ»
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