Image: Kaipara District Council Kaipara District Council has confirmed rates will increase next year, with councillors opting for a lower rise than initially forecast after reviewing spending while maintaining a focus on key infrastructure. At its March meeting, councillors agreed to a proposed average rates rise of 7.9% – down from the 8.3% forecast – following a line-by-line review of council spending. Kaipara District Council Mayor Jonathan Larsen said the draft Annual Plan reflects the work of a detailed review and making sure every single ratepayer dollar stretches as far as possible. “On...
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