Operative District Plan 1999
All rules in the Proposed District Plan (PDP) Appeals Version 2018 must be treated as operative.
All rules in the Operative District Plan 1999 (ODP), other than the listed coastal hazard provisions, must be treated as inoperative.
Find out more about the ODP coastal hazard provisions that remain operative.
As a result of the withdrawal of coastal provisions from the Proposed District Plan (PDP), there are some specifically identified coastal-related provisions in the Operative District Plan (ODP) that continue to remain in force until they are replaced through a Schedule 1 of the Resource Management Act 1991 (RMA) process. Find out more at Coastal Hazards.
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The Operative District Plan is published in three volumes. Volume 1 details how Council will put into effect objectives, policies and methods to achieve integrated management of...
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These are the current Kāpiti Coast District Council District Plan Maps. District Plan Maps do not include details of notified Public Plan Changes or Private Plan Changes which are...
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The District Plan can have changes made to it in the form of Public or Private Plan Changes. Public Plan Changes Public Plan Changes are council initiated and have legal weight...
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What's in the District Plan? Why are District Plans important? Why should I be interested in the District Plan? How do I know if my planned activity is allowed? What is a resource...