A to Z of Council Services
You can locate some of our facilities and services here.
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Information explaining Council's role in dealing with abandoned vehicles.If a vehicle is abandoned, Council is permitted under section 356 of the Local Government Act 1974 to remove it from roads...
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Airport noise levels are already prescribed in the District Plan and all the various airport users are familiar with those rules. From the public’s point of view, the most important thing in making...
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Click on the year below to view the report (in PDF format): Year 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008
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The Kāpiti Coast District Council administers the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 and has appointed the Kāpiti Coast District Licensing Committee (DLC) to consider and determine applications...
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Find out which alcohol licence you need, how to apply for a new licence, renew an existing one, or get a temporary authority for existing licensed premises. New licence applications Licensing...
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Find out which alcohol licence you need, how to apply for a new licence, renew an existing one, or get a temporary authority for existing licensed premises.
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Alcohol-free zones are created to encourage responsible alcohol consumption, enhance the safety of the public, and allow everyone to enjoy Kāpiti’s public places. What are alcohol-free zones? |...
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In general, ashes can be collected 24 hours after the cremation. Special arrangements can be made with the funeral director for earlier collection. The Crematorium can deliver remains to a place...
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Awa Tapu Cemetery, set on 4.2 hectares of semi-rural land. Half of the land is currently developed with 2.1 hectares of hill land overlooking the lawn area. Awa Tapu is the second cemetery in...
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Fees are used to promote responsible dog ownership in the district and safety around dogs, manage risks arising from wandering or troublesome dogs, provide and maintain the district pound/shelter, and...
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We occasionally have dogs that can be adopted. If you are interested in providing these dogs with their forever home, complete the expression of interest form. Expression of interest form Completing...
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Access and transport charges including corridor access fees, paper road closures and vehicle crossing inspection fees. Submit your application through the "beforeUdig" website to check for locations...
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Alcohol licensing fees Special licences Fees payable for other applications The application fee applies to applications for new licences, renewals of licences and variations to licences. Application...
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Fees are used to promote responsible dog ownership in the district and safety around dogs, manage risks arising from wandering or troublesome dogs, provide and maintain the district pound/shelter, and...
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This link outlines the contracts we currently have for our access and roading projects. If you’re interested in seeing this information, click the link below: Kapiti Coast District Council Access and...
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Check out the answers to common questions on our 2017 revaluation below. If you have a questions about the valuation of your property, contact QV directy on ratingssupport@qv.co.nz What is a Rating...
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Acceptable materials Acceptable mixed loads are charged at the clean fill rate. Clean materials only for landfill capping purposes. Mixed loadsNatural soils, crushed rock (small), sands and...
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Council’s Waikanae River Recharge Project has won Infrastructure Project of the Year at the Local Government New Zealand (LGNZ) conference being held in Nelson. The title is awarded to the council...
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Annual reporting by Council on the Waikanae River Recharge Scheme is a requirement of resource consents issued by Greater Wellington Regional Council on 7 October 2013 and revised under Section 127...