Reports and Surveys
When required, the Kāpiti Coast District Council undertakes, or is supplied with, reports and surveys on the district and its environment.
Reports | Surveys
The reports below vary from reporting on the performance of Kāpiti Coast District Council through to managment of the environment.
Annual Report
The Annual Report comments on the performance measures for delivering on Council activities contained in the Community Plan or the Annual Plan, dependent upon which document was in place for the previous financial year.
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PDF, 203 pages, 2Mb |
(view previous years Annual Report here)
Other reports
- Rural Productive Potential in the Northern Part of the Kapiti Coast District (PDF, 23 pages, 1Mb).
This report, prepared in 2005 by a team from the Sustainable Land Use Research Initiative (SLURI), provides information on the rural productive potential in the northern region of the Kāpiti Coast District.
- Rural Residential Living in the Kāpiti Coast District (PDF, 67 pages, 978Kb)
- Annual Report on Dog Control Policy and Practices 2008-2009 (PDF, 7 pages, 44Kb)
Report on the activities of the Kāpiti Coast District Council Dog Control Section as required by Section 10A of the Dog Control Amendment Act 2003.
- Kāpiti Coast State of the Environment Report (PDF, 107 pages, 1.1 MB)
This document reports on the state of the environment within the Kāpiti Coast District and is the first report of its type produced by the Kāpiti Coast District Council. The report presents monitoring information gathered through the Council’s and other agencies monitoring procedures. It is one of the ways the Council is able to measure progress towards the objectives stated in the Kāpiti Coast District Plan.
- Wildlands Ecological Site Report (PDF, 107 pages, 1.56 MB)
This report documents the work undertaken on the Ecological Sites during the period October 2002 - May 2003. These Ecological Sites were among those identified in the Kāpiti Coast District Council Heritage Register, with a list of 138 Ecological Sites (being remnant forests or wetlands)
- Sustainable Subdivision and Development on the Kāpiti Coast (PDF, 47 pages, 986 KB)
This paper reviews the Council approach to subdivision and land development in general, and provides options to address issues resulting from the current approach.
The surveys below were commissioned by the Kāpiti Coast District Council.
Residents Survey
Independent research company, UMR Research, conducts a telephone survey for Council of 400 residents to establish levels of satisfaction with a selection of Council’s activities. Respondents are also asked to rate the same activities on how important they are to them.
UMR Research is an independent research company who have carried out similar surveys for other local authorities in New Zealand
The survey documents consist of an analysis of the Opinion Survey and a second document containing additional information including the questionnaire, verbatim responses and supplementary data tables.
Previous surveys