Public Meeting - Omāroro reservoir pipelines project
We will be holding a public meeting on Thursday 15 August to update residents on where we are at with the pipelines project and to discuss what's coming up.
When: 6.00pm, Thursday 15th August
Where: Executive Suite, Massey University, Wallace Street
Representatives from Wellington Water, the Wellington City Council, Greater Wellington Regional Council and our contractor Brian Perry Civil will be at the meeting.
There will be a presentation starting at 6.00pm, with plenty of time afterwards for questions and discussion.
If you have any queries about the meetings or the pipelines project, please contact Suzanne – suzannep@fcc.co.nz or 027 607 2498.
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