Tuesday 27 October 2026
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Venue: Roxburgh Golf Club, 280 Scotland Street Roxburgh
This community presentation will provide an overview of debris flood hazards in the Teviot Valley and outline potential options for managing these hazards.
How could Teviot Valley debris flood hazards be managed?
Join our community drop-in session to hear about potential options and share your ideas and feedback.
Tuesday, 27 October 2026
Roxburgh Golf Club, 280 Scotland Street
Drop-in Session: 4:00–8:00 pm (come anytime)
Presentation: 6:30–7:30 pm
This is a drop-in session — join us at any time from 4pm for a chat, before the 6:30 pm presentation.
Our Natural Hazards team and partners will share an initial list of potential ways to reduce risk from naturally occurring debris floods and answer your questions.
Your local knowledge, ideas and community feedback are important to the process.
Can’t make it in person? No worries. You can read the info and share your feedback online too.
September 2026
WSP New Zealand Limited
CG2026/14
PDF | 3 MB
Phase 1 - Long-list optioneering report
February 2026
PDF | 1007 KB
January 2026
1-E0173.00
PDF | 23 MB
Hydrogeomorphic Modelling and Quantitative Risk Assessment Report. WSP New Zealand Limited (WSP) has been engaged by ORC to complete hydrogeomorphic hazard modelling and risk assessment for 13 alluvial fans that lie adjacent to the Clutha River along the base of the Old Man Range in Roxburgh. The study has been carried out in stages, and this report presents the hydrogeomorphic modelling and the findings of the risk assessment for the 13 catchments.
