The Kapiti Coast District Council welcomes and values input from the people of the Kapiti Coast District so it can adequately reflect their views in its decision making.
Review of Paekakariki Commercial/Retail Zone
Introduction of Paekakariki Design Guide
Proposed Plan Changes 71A and 71B to the Kapiti Coast District Council District Plan – Review of Paekakariki Commercial/Retail Zone Provisions and the introduction of Paekakariki Design Guide.
Planner's Report (59 pages, 268kb)
Commercial Zone Character (21 pages, 341kb)
Design Guide (7 pages, 1.5Mb)
Submissions on the plan change have closed. The hearing for the plan change is being held on Thursday the 10th April in Council Chambers.
Water demand management
Plan Change 75
From February 1st 2008 all new dwellings constructed within the Kapiti Coast District are required to have either a 10000 litre rainwater collection tank for toilet flushing and outdoor uses or a 4500 litre water tank for toilet and outdoor plus a greywater collection system for subsurface garden irrigation.
The Plan Change was notified on February 1. Information is contained in the documents below. A summary of submissions will be sent out to all submitters in the near future, and will be available at Council Libraries and Service Centres.
General information brochure
Council report on proposed plan change
Proposed changes to the wording of the District Plan
Section 32 report on PC 75
Where are the fault lines?
Plan Change 61 – Earthquake Fault Traces has been formally notified for public submissions.
Detailed information on the proposed Plan Change is available on the Land Faults webpage.
Planners Notification Report (13 pages, 457kb)
Submissions have closed and a summary of submissions be sent out to all submitters in the near future, and will be available at Council Libraries and Service Centres.
Proposed Plan Change 73 - PARAPARAUMU AIRPORT
The Kapiti Coast District Council accepted a request for a plan change to the Kapiti Coast District Council District Plan – Plan Change 73. The plan change sought to change the zone of Paraparaumu Airport, and to amend the airport noise boundaries and associated standards which extend over the residential and rural zones, to provide for aviation, commercial and open space activities.
The report of the independent hearing commissioners was received and approved by the Council at a day-long meeting held at Southward's Museum on April 7, 2008.