Rubbish and recycling
Rubbish is part of our daily lives and it's up to everyone to dispose of it responsibly, so that waste going to landfill is minimised as much as possible.
Since 2013, our kerbside collection services for rubbish and recycling have been provided to Kāpiti residents solely by independent operators.
Find out everything you need to know about these services, how to reduce waste at home, and what policies and strategies exist for waste.
View all rubbish disposal fees here.
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Rubbish and recycling collectors | Your options for rubbish and recycling services | What bins do collectors provide? | When do I put out my rubbish and recycling? | Greenwaste...
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We offer a range of programmes, services, resources and grants to help you reduce waste. Find out more here.
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Transfer stations are strategically located around the District and cater for the safe disposal of most rubbish and recycling items. Residents in rural locations, where kerbside...
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Find out all you need to know about recycling in our district including what can and can't go in your recycling bin, where items that don't belong in your kerbside bins can be...
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This page contains application forms, guides and policy documents relating to rubbish and recycling management for the Kāpiti Coast District. Application forms All forms...
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This page lists the fees for disposal of rubbish at transfer stations and operator licensing costs. Otaihanga landfill (cleanfill only) Cleanfill (soils, sands,...
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From 1 September 2017, additional areas in Te Horo and Ōtaki will have access to kerbside recycling collection. This includes most of the roads between Ōtaki Gorge Road and...
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Do you need a hand figuring out your best options when it comes to waste minimisation and rubbish disposal? Rubbish and recycling providers in our area have recently introduced...
Building, Resource Consents and District Plan
In order to undertake your development, you may need to apply for both a building consent and a resource consent.
Our new Annual Plan 2019/20
The full 2019/20 annual plan due to start 1 July 2019 is now available. Find out here what we're planning to work on and spend - or look up what your new rates are likely to be.
Everything Kāpiti
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Elections 2019
It's time to start thinking about running for your local Council in this year's Local Government Elections. Candidate nominations open in July - keep an eye here for upcoming info.
Kāpiti Coast Aquatics
If you're looking for exercise, recreation or swimming lessons, look no further, come along to Kāpiti Coast Aquatics facilities!
Our libraries
Find out all you need to know about the Kāpiti Coast District Libraries.