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The scope of activities that a Council is involved in is large and often issues are highly technical or complex so the Council appoints a chief executive. |
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Chief Executive Officer
Aileen Lawrie |
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The chief executive appoints a range of skilled staff to carry out the activities the council undertakes on behalf of the community. This is the organisational arm of local government. Through the chief executive they implement the decisions of Council, provide advice to Council on managing the activities of the organisation effectively and efficiently, plan and provide accurate reports of the financial and service performance of Council and employ and provide leadership. |
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Engineering & Services Manager
Jim Finlay |
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Consultancy BU
Solid Waste
Roading
Rural Fire
Sewerage
Stormwater
Water Supply |
Property |
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Environmental Planning Manager
Robert Schlòtjes |
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Animal Control
Building Inspection
Bylaws
Civil Defence
Environmental Health
Liquor Licensing
Noise Control |
Planning |
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Finance and Corporate Services Manager
John Rollo |
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Cash Receipting
Debtors/Creditors
Financial Reporting
Investments
Insurance
Payroll
Public Debt |
Water Billing
Rates
Communications
Customer Services
Creative New Zealand
Governance Support
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Parks, Recreation and Tourism Manager
Mike Houghton |
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Parks
Reserves
Airport
Cemetery
Tourism
Promotions
Economic Development |
Events
I-Site Information Center
Sports Co-ordination |
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