Closed consultations

The Far North is home to a range of unique landscapes, species and habitats, many of which are under threat. Council is required to identify and protect these habitats through a District Plan.

We are reviewing the way we protect heritage in the Far North as part of the District Plan review. Are we protecting the right things? Do we need to revise the areas? Tell us what you think.

The Proposed District Plan will be notified on Wednesday 27 July, 2022. This opens a formal submission period that runs for 60 working days.

The Long Term Plan (LTP) is the Council's key strategic planning document. It sets out what the Council plans to do over the next 10 years and how it plans to pay for this.

Speed limits in the Okaihau-Kaeo-Waimate area, and variable speed limits outside Springbank School and Te Rangi Aniwaniwa School, Kaitaia are adopted.

The Draft District Plan was released for feedback in March 2021. It has now being notified under the RMA as the Proposed District Plan.

Give us your feedback on the safety improvements made in Kawakawa, Moerewa and Kaikohe. These community-led projects have been funded by the Waka Kotahi Innovating Streets for People pilot fund.

We have reviewed our Engineering Standards. Before these are referenced in the Proposed District Plan, we're interested in your feedback on the final draft.

The purpose of the Vehicles on Beaches Bylaw was to manage risks to public health and safety on beaches. We’re proposing to include some of the provisions in the new Road Use Bylaw.

The purpose of the bylaw is to protect the public from nuisance, promote public safety and protect public infrastructure by regulating the use, construction and repair of vehicle crossings.

We are seeking your feedback on the Government’s Three Waters Reform Programme, based on the information available to date. We want to know the reasons for your decision.

The purpose of Far North 2100 is to support the District to realise its vision of He Whenua Rangatira – a district of sustainable prosperity and wellbeing.