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District Plan

This plan relates to the land and it tells the community what can be done and where.  So, if someone is building a house, buying or looking to develop property this is where they should look first.  The plan divides our district into zones which allow certain activities to be undertaken in that area. For more information on the purpose of the District Plan click here - Purpose of the District Plan.

Click here to view the - District Plan


Council Plans

Every year around April, the council produces a Draft Annual Plan. This plan tells us what council is considering doing over the next twelve months.  It gives an estimate of how much it will cost and as a result, how much rates will be. The reason this plan is important is because it is not yet set in stone.  It puts up suggestions and ideas that the community can consider and it then invites residents to have their say either in writing or by expressing their opinion to the full council in a formal hearing.

Once the council has considered all the submissions, and other facts and information that might also be relevant, decisions are made and the final Annual Plan is produced and adopted. This plan tells the community what the Council is actually doing and it sets the direction for council staff to follow from June 30, through to June 30 in the following year.

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Council Reports

An Annual Report is produced every year.  This document tells the community exactly how the year went. This document helps the council auditors check that the activities of council are being well managed, financially and in terms of the organisations performance.

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Panui - Council Newsletter

The Panui is produced quarterly and is designed to keep you up to date with Council Activities.

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News Releases

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