
The Rural Halls Maintenance Funding scheme is designed to
assist with the building maintenance of halls in the rural
and plains areas of the Hastings District. It does
not cover ongoing operational costs or capital development.
The policy for funding is, as a general rule, that applications
for more than $500, a maximum of 50% of the project cost,
will be funded. It is expected that the applicant will fund
the other 50%.
For projects requesting less than $500.00, it is up to the
discretion of the Rural Halls Subcommittee as to what portion
of the monies will be granted.
Marae may no longer apply for this fund. See Marae Development Fund for marae funding.
You can download an application form from this page when applications are open.
The Rural Community Board has adopted the following priorities of work for building maintenance, to use as a guideline in assessing applications to the Rural Halls Maintenance Fund.
Priority 1: Work required for health and safety, for example:
Priority 2: Work required to prevent further deterioration of the building fabric, for example:
Priority 3: Work required to maintain imperviousness
of floor and walls to service areas.
Please
note: Work
to food preparation surfaces would be included in Priority
1.
Priority 4: Work to maintain appearance in other spaces
For further information contact Grants Administrator, Christine Ennis, on christinee@hdc.govt.nz or phone 06 871 5000