Winner Technology Application Category Award
"Real Service, Real Time"
“The groundbreaking system has revolutionised the council’s handling of service requests from customers, enabling super-efficient online management of water, sewerage and stormwater jobs.”
View the project summary - Project - TA - New Plymouth DC - Real Service Real Time.pdf
For further information about this project contact hebdenp@npdc.govt.nz
Other Entries in Technology Application Category
Hamilton Gardens Roundabout
“Hungerford Terrace is the main entrance to Hamilton Gardens, a major Hamilton attraction (Hamilton Gardens attract over 600,000 visitors and more than 1,000 events are held there every year). The entrance is at a cross-roads intersection with State Highway One (Cobham Drive) and Galloway Street. Cobham Drive carries in excess of 28,000 vehicles per day and has two traffic lanes in each direction, with an 80 kph speed limit. Access to the Gardens was therefore very difficult.”
View the project summary - Project - TA - Hamilton CC - Hamilton Gardens Roundabout.pdf
For further information about this project contact sally.davis@hcc.govt.nz
CDRom Long Term Council Community Plan
“Building on the Council’s Communication and IT strategies the decision was taken to produce a concise informative glossy overview document summarizing key points in the plan with the detail produced in electronic form on CDROM.”
View the project summary - Project - TA - Hastings DC - CD Rom LTCCP.pdf
For further information about this project contact stephenb@hdc.govt.nz
Dannevirke Sewerage Treatment Plant Upgrade - Membrane Filtration Process
“The adoption of the Manawatu Catchment Water Quality Plan for the Manawatu River and its tributaries by the Manawatu Wanganui Regional Council in 1998 established the community’s baseline expectations in terms of the public health and environmental outcomes. The Tararua District Council, as one of the significant contributors of point source contamination to the upper reaches of the Manawatu River catchment … As a consequence, it initiated a district wide review of the management and operation of its sewage treatment plants …”