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Omokoroa - planning for a future peninsula paradise

Branding image of some kids jumping off a wharf

Omokoroa is starting the next phase of planning with two open days for the community to share their views and take a look at some of the options for the peninsula’s future development.

The open days are Friday 24 November, from 3pm until 5pm, and Tuesday 28 November, from 7pm until 9pm – both at the Omokoroa Community Church in Hamurana Road.

If you cannot attend these open days, you can provide your feedback online from Friday 24 November.

Omokoroa is starting the next phase of planning with two open days for the community to share their views and take a look at some of the options for the peninsula’s future development.

The open days are Friday 24 November, from 3pm until 5pm, and Tuesday 28 November, from 7pm until 9pm – both at the Omokoroa Community Church in Hamurana Road.

If you cannot attend these open days, you can provide your feedback online from Friday 24 November.