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Proposed District Plan 2012
Background to the PDP | Proposed District Plan documents | Coastal Hazard Provision of the PDP 2012
We are currently operating under two District Plans. At this time both the
Find out more at Operative District Plan 1999.
Background to the PDP
The Proposed District Plan (PDP) includes policies and rules regarding land use and subdivision for the whole Kāpiti Coast District.
On 22 November 2017 the Council notified the Proposed District Plan Decisions Version 2017. Further details are available here. This replaced the Proposed District Plan Notified version.
Proposed District Plan documents
Amendments made since the PDP was notified on 29 November 2012 have been incorporated into the Plan using strikethrough versions.
The notified PDP 2012 is also available on CD or hard copy on request.
Proposed District Plan 2012:
- Volume 1: Plan
- Volume 2: Appendices
- Volume 3: Maps
- Section 32 Analysis Summary Reports
- Urban Tree Variation
Coastal Hazard Provision of the PDP 2012
This page contains information about the coastal hazard provision of the Kāpiti Coast Proposed District Plan 2012.
Withdrawal of maps and provisions
May 2017 Withdrawals
On 13 April 2017 the Kapiti Coast District Council resolved to withdraw parts of the Proposed District Plan 2012 as below.
Public Notice - withdrawal of provisions 3 May 2017
List of affected provisions and PDP chapter page numbers - May 2017
Operative District Plan Provisions Remaining
In addition to the PDP Decisions Version 2017 provisions, the Operative District Plan provisions still apply until any appeals have been resolved. Once appeals are resolved, the following Operative District Plan provisions will continue to apply: Operative District Plan Provisions
October 2014 Withdrawals
As previously advised, based on the recommendations of the Independent Reviews of the PDP, the proposal to withdraw the maps and provisions relating to:
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Coastal Hazard Management Areas,
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hazardous facilities,
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and references to priority areas for restoration was adopted by the Regulatory Management Committee on 2 October 2014 and publicly notified on 30 October 2014.
The PDP, updated using struck through text to reflect the withdrawal of text is available in Volume 1 of the PDP.
Updated PDP maps with withdrawal layers are available in Volume 3 of the PDP.
Further documents relating to the withdrawal of provisions
Public Notice - withdrawal of provisions 30 October 2014
List of affected provisions and PDP chapter page numbers
Proposed District Plan 2012
The following chapters of Volume 1 in the Proposed District Plan 2012 outline the provisions for coastal hazard management:
Contact Us
If you have any questions about the Proposed District Plan, please contact the District Planning staff by:
- telephone 04 296 4700 or 0800 486 486
- email [email protected]