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After the devastating impact of Cyclone Gabrielle in February and a series of nine ‘Community Conversations’ in May, the first edition of Central Hawke’s Bay’s Recovery and Resilience Plan was released.
It focused on the short term needs to restore Central Hawke’s Bay’s social, built, economic and natural environments, and supporting our people in the immediate aftermath. As we forge ahead with recovery, we want to hear how you think we’re tracking, whether you have the support that you need, and where our priorities should be in the long-term for your community.
Your input into this minute survey will assist us in developing the next stage of Central Hawke’s Bay’s Recovery Plan. It takes around 7 minutes to complete.
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By taking part, you agree to your personal information within the meaning of the Privacy Act 2020 being made available to Council if you choose to provide it. You have the right to change or access this information. Your responses will be kept completely confidential. When the survey is complete, Central Hawke's Bay District Council will share only an aggregated report, that is, all responses combined together and presented as a group. This means you will not be personally identified or associated with your answers. 

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* 1. Council has written an action plan for each locality, as published in the Recovery and Resilience Plan. Please select which locality you live in or are closest to.

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* 2. Do you live in an urban or rural area?

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* 3. Do you have connections to a local marae?

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* 4. In terms of your personal situation, do you need any of the following support?

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* 5. Do you make use of the Support Hubs available weekdays in Waipawa and Pōrangahau?

Please visit our Cyclone Gabrielle website page for further information on support  that is currently available and for the details of the support hubs: https://www.chbdc.govt.nz/our-council/cyclone-gabrielle/cyclone-gabrielle-support-is-available/
Or call us on 06 857 8060.

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* 6. Do you feel comfortable that you know what services and support mechanisms are available to you? 

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* 7. Council has written an action plan for each locality, as published in the first version of the Recovery and Resilience Plan. 
Have we heard your priorities correctly, for your location?

You can read the specific action plan for your closest locality on each of these pages:
Waipawa; Omakere / Pourerere; Tikokino / Wakarara / Argyll; Otane / Papanui; Waipukurau;Takapau;
Wallingford / Flemington; Elsthorpe / Kairakau / Mangakuri; Ongaonga / Ashley Clinton
Pōrangahau

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* 8. The themes below were the most common raised across the district. We are working with our communities to prioritise the order we address these. Please rank and order your top 10 from most important (1) to least (10). Use the arrows to the side or drag and drop each priority to where it sits for you.

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* 9. Tell us if there's something missing that you think needs to be a priority and whether it is a high priority (1) or lower priority (10).

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* 10. One of the key priorities identified by community post Cyclone Gabrielle was roading repair and maintenance. We acknowledge that post Cyclone Gabrielle, maintenance requirements on our roading network have increased. Thinking about local roads (not state highways, which are managed by Waka Kotahi) please rank the maintenance of the following key pieces of our roading network (1-4, 1 being most important)

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* 11. Tell us if there's something important missing that you think needs to be a priority for roading repair and maintenance and whether it is a high priority (1) or lower priority (10).

Thank you for taking the time to be part of Central Hawke's Bay's planning for recovery. 

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