2016
The Treaty Settlements Landbank is transferred to Toitū Te Whenua management.
2017
Ngāti Maniapoto and the Crown sign the Te Hautahi Agreement in Principle to Settle Historic Claims.
2017 – 2019
Toitū Te Whenua investigate several demolition options and costs.
2019
Funding is confirmed for new wastewater pipes to carry wastewater from homes on The Crescent to the Te Awamutu Wastewater Treatment Plant. Homes on The Crescent were former hospital staff homes and used the old hospital wastewater system which was no longer up to scratch.
2021
February 2021
Government agrees to fund the demolition. Toitū Te Whenua works with Te Arawhiti (now Te Tari Whakatau The Office of Treaty Settlements and Takutai Moana) to agree the terms of the Tokanui Hospital Deferred Selection Process and begins designing project investigations and consultant procurement approach.
11 November 2021
Deed of Settlement signed by Ngāti Maniapoto and the Minister of Waitangi Negotiations. Te Nehenehenui represents Ngāti Maniapoto as the Post Settlement Governance Entity.
2022
Early 2022
Consultants engaged to undertake investigations and support preparations works.
February 2022
New wastewater system and connection installed to service homes on the site.
4 March 2022
Memorandum of Understanding signed between Te Nehenehenui trustees and Toitū Te Whenua.
27 September 2022
The Maniapoto Settlement Claims Act receives royal ascent.
December 2022
Cultural Impact Assessment completed.
2023
May 2023
Refined demolition waste management options assessment and horizontal infrastructure assessment options reports complete.
June 2023
Consultation with iwi on scope of works and waste management options.
August 2023
LINZ reassesses options following consultation based on feedback from Te Nehenehenui and makes recommendation to joint Ministers.
September 2023
Joint Minister’s agree final extent of demolition works.
December 2023
Remaining soil investigations and remedial strategy complete.
2024
January to July 2024
Remedial options reports on land remediation and landfill upgrade works prepared. Consultation undertaken with iwi and hapū to seek feedback on options.
June 2024
Certificate of Compliance for demolition of buildings issued by Waipā District Council.
July 2024
Preferred remedial and management options on the land remediation and landfill upgrade works confirmed.
August to November 2024
Final methodology and associated plans to support resource consent applications and archaeological authority application completed.
24 November 2024
Applications for resource consents lodged with Waipā District Council and Waikato Regional Council.
November to December 2024
Consultation with iwi and hapū on the archaeological assessment to support the Archaeological Authority application to Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga.
2025
January 2025
Application for Archaeological Authority lodged with Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga.
May 2025
Procurement for demolition and civils contractor.
February 2025
Archaeological Authority granted.