Reconnect Project - thinking differently about waste
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Consultation closed on Monday 31 May 2021.
We want to hear from the Selwyn community about what you think of the proposed activities in the new buildings and spaces that are part of the Council’s Reconnect Project at the Pines Resource Recovery Park in Rolleston.
The improvements to the Selwyn's Resource Recovery Park facility are part of Council’s wider efforts to minimise waste in the district.
The Reconnect Project kicked off in 2019 and encourages waste minimisation in a number of innovative ways. Reconnect is about reconnecting people with the environment, and getting people to think differently about waste. This includes extracting materials from the waste stream, developing a reuse shop and salvage materials yard, creating an education centre, a garden hub, and providing spaces where waste products and materials can be repurposed or upcycled, rather than landfilled.
We've got some initial ideas for how these buildings and spaces could be used and want to hear what you think of them and whether you've got any other suggestions to include.
Let us know what you think.
We want to hear from the Selwyn community about what you think of the proposed activities in the new buildings and spaces that are part of the Council’s Reconnect Project at the Pines Resource Recovery Park in Rolleston.
The improvements to the Selwyn's Resource Recovery Park facility are part of Council’s wider efforts to minimise waste in the district.
The Reconnect Project kicked off in 2019 and encourages waste minimisation in a number of innovative ways. Reconnect is about reconnecting people with the environment, and getting people to think differently about waste. This includes extracting materials from the waste stream, developing a reuse shop and salvage materials yard, creating an education centre, a garden hub, and providing spaces where waste products and materials can be repurposed or upcycled, rather than landfilled.
We've got some initial ideas for how these buildings and spaces could be used and want to hear what you think of them and whether you've got any other suggestions to include.
