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Scoop
13 hours ago
- Business
- Scoop
New Environment Plan Approved
Press Release – Marlborough District Council The new plan approved the regional coastal plan provisions of the PMEP that werent subject to appeal and referred those provisions to the Minister of Conservation for approval. It also approved the remaining PMEP provisions that were not under appeal. At today's full Council meeting, Council approved the recommendation of its Environment and Planning Committee to adopt most of the Proposed Marlborough Environment Plan (PMEP). It approved the regional coastal plan provisions of the PMEP that weren't subject to appeal and referred those provisions to the Minister of Conservation for approval. It also approved the remaining PMEP provisions that were not under appeal. The PMEP combines three previous management plans for the Marlborough region into a single comprehensive document, outlining what people can do on their land and how it might be developed. It also provides guidance on how individuals, businesses and the community can utilise public resources such as freshwater and coastal areas. Mayor Nadine Taylor and Chief Executive John Boswell signed seal pages for the PMEP at the Council meeting to effect the decision. Although the regional coastal plan provisions need the Minister of Conservation's approval to take effect, today's Council decision clears the way for the remaining provisions to be put into action The operative date has been scheduled for Wednesday 9 July. The date will be publicly notified in local newspapers. From 9 July, the provisions in the existing management plans will be replaced, making the resource management framework in Marlborough more straightforward and providing greater certainty for resource users and the broader community.
Scoop
13 hours ago
- Business
- Scoop
New Environment Plan Approved
At today's full Council meeting, Council approved the recommendation of its Environment and Planning Committee to adopt most of the Proposed Marlborough Environment Plan (PMEP). It approved the regional coastal plan provisions of the PMEP that weren't subject to appeal and referred those provisions to the Minister of Conservation for approval. It also approved the remaining PMEP provisions that were not under appeal. The PMEP combines three previous management plans for the Marlborough region into a single comprehensive document, outlining what people can do on their land and how it might be developed. It also provides guidance on how individuals, businesses and the community can utilise public resources such as freshwater and coastal areas. Mayor Nadine Taylor and Chief Executive John Boswell signed seal pages for the PMEP at the Council meeting to effect the decision. Although the regional coastal plan provisions need the Minister of Conservation's approval to take effect, today's Council decision clears the way for the remaining provisions to be put into action The operative date has been scheduled for Wednesday 9 July. The date will be publicly notified in local newspapers. From 9 July, the provisions in the existing management plans will be replaced, making the resource management framework in Marlborough more straightforward and providing greater certainty for resource users and the broader community.
Yahoo
25-02-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Vero Fiber Breaks Ground on Corsicana's First Fiber-to-the-Home Network
CORSICANA, Texas, Feb. 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Vero Fiber has become the first broadband provider to break ground on a fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network in Corsicana, Texas, delivering cutting-edge XGS-PON technology capable of speeds up to 10 Gbps. This transformative project will provide Corsicana residents and businesses with high-quality, reliable broadband, setting a new standard for internet services in the region. "Vero Fiber's investment in Corsicana demonstrates our unwavering commitment to connecting underserved communities efficiently and effectively," said Sunita Krishna, CEO of Vero Fiber. "As the first provider to break ground on a city-wide fiber deployment in Corsicana, we are one step closer to delivering a network that will enhance the quality of life and economic potential for Corsicana's residents and businesses." The City of Corsicana has worked with Vero Fiber to address the growing need for improved broadband access through right of way use coordination as well as a land lease to establish Vero's fiber-optic headend facility. "Vero Fiber's dedication to meeting the city's construction policies and their alignment with our vision for improved connectivity make them a good fit for Corsicana," said John Boswell, Economic Development Director for Corsicana. "This project is a significant step forward for our community." Vero Fiber has a strong track record of building high-performance networks across Texas, and we are committed to delivering the same excellence in Corsicana. As more broadband providers take interest in communities like Corsicana, Vero stands out with its proven ability to execute projects efficiently and collaboratively. Krishna continued, "Our team has successfully built networks throughout Texas, and we are dedicated to completing our projects with the community, ensuring Corsicana gets the reliable connectivity it deserves." Service installations are expected to start in Spring of 2025. About Vero Fiber Vero Fiber is a leading provider of high-speed broadband solutions, leveraging advanced fiber-optic technology to connect communities with reliable, fast, and affordable internet. Focused on underserved areas, Vero has built a reputation for efficiency, innovation, and community engagement. From rural regions to small cities, Vero is committed to transforming connectivity across the United States. For more information, visit View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Vero Fiber Networks Sign in to access your portfolio
