Thank you for taking the time to touch base with the Queenstown Lakes
District Council.

Should your enquiry be urgent, please phone Queenstown 03 441-0499 or
Wanaka 03 443-0024. Otherwise, your request will be forwarded to the
appropriate staff member or contractor to be actioned as soon as
possible. 

Warm Regards,

The QLDC Customer Services Team

Hello, Kia ora

 

Thank you for taking the time to contact the Queenstown Lakes District
Council.

 

We have raised a request to LGOIMA to look into this. Should you need to
contact the Council further to your request, your request ID is: LG24/0083

Please let us know if we can assist with anything further,

 

Kind regards, Kā mihi

 

Alba

 

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From: [FOI #26124 email]

Sent: Sunday, March 17, 2024 5:55 AM

To: [Queenstown-Lakes District Council request email]

Subject: Official Information request - Marina Frankton

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Dear Queenstown-Lakes District Council,

Can you advise what advice you have received regarding ticketing cars at
the Frankton marina and what legal ability you have to do so given the
land is reserve land.

Could you also provide a copy of the lease or licence granted to veolia
and a copy of the public advertising seeking to grant that lease for their
continued occupation of that land.

If no lease/licence could you advise whether you will be taking legal
action against yourself for this breach and what immediate steps you will
be taking to remedy this situation.

Could you also advise why you are disregarding the reserves act and
whether you have staff who understand the Act.

Yours faithfully,

Wayne

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Thank you for taking the time to touch base with the Queenstown Lakes
District Council.

Should your enquiry be urgent, please phone Queenstown 03 441-0499 or
Wanaka 03 443-0024. Otherwise, your request will be forwarded to the
appropriate staff member or contractor to be actioned as soon as
possible. 

Warm Regards,

The QLDC Customer Services Team

Kia ora Wayne,

 

We wanted to extend our sincere apologies for the delay in responding to
your request. We are currently dealing with high volume of requests due to
which we have experienced delays in our response time. Despite this,
please be assured that your request is being handled with the highest
level of priority and we will respond as soon as possible.

 

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

 

 

Ngā mihi,

Poonam

 

Poonam Sethi  | Official Information Advisor | Chief Executive’s [1][IMG]
Office

Queenstown Lakes District Council

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From: [2][FOI #26124 email]

Sent: Monday, April 15, 2024 10:14 PM

To: [3][Queenstown-Lakes District Council request email]

Subject: spam>Re:  LG24/0083

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Dear QLDC Services,

The statutory time frame for this request is due today.

Yours sincerely,

Wayne Scott

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