This is the first page of a 23-page ‘Noting Paper’, i.e. report which begins at page 29 on the Agenda, accessible here. We’ve had plenty to say on this subject over the last few years, almost none of it favourable to the Climatists. Nearly all of this reads like virtue signaling.
At the time of the last council elections we commented that the obsession with futile Carbon Dioxide theory needs to be replaced with concern for resilience in the case of severe weather events which dump huge amounts of water — as Kapiti experienced in July/August 2022, the upper parts of the North Island this January and of course, Hawke’s Bay/Gisborne last week. How effective is the drainage? Do stormwater pipes need to be increased in width, or new ones installed? What about natural water courses — do they need to be deepened?
How much Ratepayer’s money has spent on this over the last few years, particularly by the Bolger-chaired Takutai Kapiti? We intend to find out. Watch this space.

This guff has never been proved in a court of law (not that these can now be trusted) so what are these clowns actually basing any policy on? If these people intend to ‘attempt’ to stop ratepayers using their fires in wintertime then I will be forced to take this to court.
The four made up Maori words of the headings is noted. Te Reo is mostly fake. It would be assumed that such words were not in usage in the nineteenth century.