Community Plan

Kāpiti Coast: Choosing Futures Community Plan describes the Council’s responsibilities and how its actions contribute to the achievement of Community Outcomes. 

The Community Plan:

• explains the position the Council has taken in respect of leadership, style and investment
• describes the 14 sustainable development principles developed to guide decision-making and provides examples of what social, economic, cultural, and environmental wellbeing means for the Kapiti Coast District
• consists of 16 activity areas made up of goods or services provided by, or on behalf of, the Council.  Each activity includes service levels that measure performance and guide management of assets
• sets out the Council’s leadership vision; how it wishes to work with the community and the suggested investment priorities for the next 20 years and how it identifies partners in that work   

Kāpiti Coast Choosing Futures: Community Plan 2009 is available in two parts.

Part One describes what the Council will do to contribute to the community’s vision - the Community Outcomes.  (PDF, 134 pages, 3Mb)	Part Two provides details about the District, service standards, finance and revenue policies and detailed financial information.  (PDF, 334 pages, 2Mb)

Community Plan Amendments

Amendments to the 2009 Long Term Council Community Plan are available for download below.

• 2011 Amendments to the 2009 Community Plan (PDF, 10 pages, 378Kb)
  During 2011 the Council amended the Water Management Activity in the 2009 LTCCP to signal a proposed change to the Revenue and Financing Policy from 1 July 2014 (following the installation of Water Meters in 2012/13 and 2013/14 years) to rate for the water activity by  way of a water meter consumption charge for all water consumed from Council's water supply systems.
  
  The 100% private benefit will be funded from water rate charges from 1st July 2014.
  
  Comment on that amendment is made in the Water Management Activity of Part One of the 2011/12 Annual Plan.  
• 2010 Amendments to the 2009 Community Plan (PDF, 12 pages, 5Mb)