QLDC refuses to consider airport options
Public forum: QLDC keeps its head in the sand, preferring not to consider how alternative airport options could benefit its ratepayers and urban planning.
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Public forum: QLDC keeps its head in the sand, preferring not to consider how alternative airport options could benefit its ratepayers and urban planning.
QLDC refuses to consider airport options Read More »
Public forum: The Regenerative Tourism Plan’s Carbon Zero by 2030 goal requires fewer visitors. It’s incompatible with Queenstown Airport’s Master Plan.
Carbon Zero by 2030 incompatible with draft Airport Master Plan Read More »
Submission: FlightPlan2050 again submits to protect Ladies Mile for future potential runway use during civil emergencies.
Ladies Mile Emergency Runway (2nd) Read More »
Public forum: We introduce FlightPlan2050 to QLDC Councillors, being the third triennium of councillors with whom we have advocated our mission.
Introducing FlightPlan2050 to QLDC councillors Read More »
We challenge QLDC to proactive control and response regarding the district’s visitor growth projections.
QLDC Annual Plan visitor projections Read More »
QLDC visitor growth projections are incompatible with its Carbon Zero by 2030 tourism goal, yet no changes are in sight.
Carbon Zero by 2030 clashes with Council planning Read More »
Submission: FlightPlan2050 asks QLDC to align its visitor demand projections with the Carbon Zero by 2030 goal of its Regenerative Tourism Plan.
QLDC Annual Plan 2023 Read More »
Submission: The metric used to monitor Queenstown Lake’s tourism’s Carbon Zero by 2030 goal must have integrity, or the goal is a sham.
Calculating Carbon Zero Read More »
If we acknowledge the flight emissions of our international visitors, we find the Queenstown economy is by far the most polluting in NZ.
Are we really NZ’s most polluting district? Read More »
For years the process of Council agreeing to QAC’s statement of intent has been poorly managed. That problem’s likely to continue.
Manual keeps councillors in the dark Read More »