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Council called for expressions of interest from people interested in joining the district's subcommittees to help your community and join one of Buller District Council’s subcommittees.
Council has eleven Reserve and Hall Subcommittees that work with the Council to manage the many reserves and halls in our district.
They operate campgrounds and community halls and manage community reserves, are involved in the development of Reserve Management Plans, and deal with a wide range of issues and responsibilities. They bring a local voice and provide general guidance and support for Council regarding how these community facilities are maintained and developed.
Subcommittees are included within the Council’s Governance Structure and ensure that decisions are made at a local level. Council staff liaise with the subcommittees and provide support.
Residents could submit their expressions of interest to join either of the subcommittees from Monday 27 July 2026 until 5:00 pm Monday 31 August 2026.
Nine applications were received for the available vacancies and were referred to the relevant Subcommittee Chairs for review before Council considered them. Applications were received for the Inangahua Junction Reserve and Hall Subcommittee, Reefton Reserve Subcommittee, Seddonville Reserve Subcommittee, Springs Junction-Maruia Reserve and Hall Subcommittee, and the Creative Communities Assessment Committee. No applications were received for the remaining reserve and hall subcommittees
The Community Committee appointed at its September meeting the following members to its subcommittees.
Subcommittee
Name of appointed community member
Inangahua Junction Reserve and Hall
Leslie Simons
Reefton Campground Reserve
Keith Still
Seddonville Campground Reserve
Jude Reid
Springs Junction-Maruia Reserve and Hall
Ali Lochhead
Charlie Thomas
Carters Beach Reserve and Hall
Ruby Eriksen
Creative Communities
Mandy Coleman
Tru Harkin
By joining one of the subcommittees, community members can help bring your community’s voice to the table andassistCouncil in maintaining and developing these vital community assets.
Council called for expressions of interest from people interested in joining the district's subcommittees to help your community and join one of Buller District Council’s subcommittees.
Council has eleven Reserve and Hall Subcommittees that work with the Council to manage the many reserves and halls in our district.
They operate campgrounds and community halls and manage community reserves, are involved in the development of Reserve Management Plans, and deal with a wide range of issues and responsibilities. They bring a local voice and provide general guidance and support for Council regarding how these community facilities are maintained and developed.
Subcommittees are included within the Council’s Governance Structure and ensure that decisions are made at a local level. Council staff liaise with the subcommittees and provide support.
Residents could submit their expressions of interest to join either of the subcommittees from Monday 27 July 2026 until 5:00 pm Monday 31 August 2026.
Nine applications were received for the available vacancies and were referred to the relevant Subcommittee Chairs for review before Council considered them. Applications were received for the Inangahua Junction Reserve and Hall Subcommittee, Reefton Reserve Subcommittee, Seddonville Reserve Subcommittee, Springs Junction-Maruia Reserve and Hall Subcommittee, and the Creative Communities Assessment Committee. No applications were received for the remaining reserve and hall subcommittees
The Community Committee appointed at its September meeting the following members to its subcommittees.
Subcommittee
Name of appointed community member
Inangahua Junction Reserve and Hall
Leslie Simons
Reefton Campground Reserve
Keith Still
Seddonville Campground Reserve
Jude Reid
Springs Junction-Maruia Reserve and Hall
Ali Lochhead
Charlie Thomas
Carters Beach Reserve and Hall
Ruby Eriksen
Creative Communities
Mandy Coleman
Tru Harkin
By joining one of the subcommittees, community members can help bring your community’s voice to the table andassistCouncil in maintaining and developing these vital community assets.
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Community Committee Meeting 16 September 2026
Watch the meeting where the Community Committee appointed the community members to the subcommittees.