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HAVE YOUR SAY

Click below to take part in our current surveys. Our online surveys only take about one minute to complete.

Footpath Support Survey and Community Feedback - [SURVEY OPEN - HAVE YOUR SAY]

Do you support the proposed footpath from the village to the community centre along the Moutere Highway? Have your say and provide feedback.

The Future of Council-owned Forestries in Tasman District - [Survey Closed - see Results]

Should Council-owned forestries be re-planted for revenue or re-developed for recreation?

Should There Be Special Provisions for 'Tiny Houses'? - [Survey Closed - see Results]

Do you think 'tiny houses' might help to improve housing availability and affordability in the district?

Upper Moutere Footpath Extension to Sunrise Valley Road - [Survey Closed - see Results]

Should there be a new 400m footpath in the village from the School to Sunrise Valley Road?

The Future for the Moutere - [Survey Closed - see Results]

More housing, more farming, better infrastructure - or keep everything as it is?

ABOUT US

The Moutere Hills Residents Association is an incorporated society founded in 2012 with the aim of giving voice to the residents of the Moutere Hills area and promoting the enjoyment and wellbeing of our community.

Our society goals are to

promote interest in the social, environmental, economic and cultural life in the Moutere Hills area
determine the consensual opinion of residents and ratepayers on the development of the Moutere Hills area
act as a channel of communication between the Tasman District Council and any other statutory bodies and the residents of the Moutere Hills area on matters relevant to the community

On this website you will find news about the development of the association and updates on our work.

Have a look at the projects page to see what we are currently working on.

If you would like to become involved, or just have your say, you are invited to join as a member or contact the association Committee about your concern.

The Committee aims to meet roughly once a month, and public meetings are held periodically to promote discussion on various topics and keep the community up to date with ongoing projects.