The Kāpiti District covers 40 kilometres of coastal plain. The District strongly identifies with Kāpiti Island, a national wildlife sanctuary, which is located five kilometres offshore from Paraparaumu.
Council will consider its response to NZTA's expressway announcement on February 25 when a report on all aspects and options is presented.
The Kāpiti Coast District Council has adopted sustainable development as a basic building block of the Community Plan.
Our water is precious – he tāonga te wai. Go here to find out about water supply and water conservation.
The Kāpiti Coast District Council welcomes and values input from the people of the Kāpiti Coast District.
How the Council will achieve the Community's vision for the future of the Kāpiti Coast.
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The simple, if unpleasant, task of counting discarded cigarette butts has clearly shown that the Kāpiti Coast Smokefree Outdoor Public Places Polic...
Kāpiti Coast District Council in partnership with Te Whakaminenga o Kāpiti and Ngāti Huia ki Katihiku (Marae Committee) will host the commemoration...
The red weed mat currently covering much of the northern end of the Waimanu Lagoon at Waikanae Beach is not poisonous, Kāpiti Coast District...