Water Standard Drawings
WS-001: Typical Mains Construction - reticulation main arrangements
WS-002: Typical Mains Construction - distribution and trunk mains
WS-003: Property Services - connection to main
WS-004: Thrust Blocks - concrete block details
WS-005: Thrust and Anchor Blocks - gate valves and vertical bends
WS-006: Valve and Hydrant - identification markers
WS-007: Mains and Rider Mains - sluice valve box and air release valve
WS-008: Mains and Rider Mains - fire hydrants
WS-009: Mains and Rider Mains - flushing points and gate/peet valves
WS-010: Mains and Rider Mains - watermain diversion
WS-011: Water Service Connection - typical connections with manifold
WS-012: Water Service Connection - 50mm meter installation with RPZ
WS-013: Water Service Connection - typical layout of >DN100 RPZ installation and fire supplies
WS-014: Water Service Connection - dual restricted supply manifold
WS-015: Water Service Connection - typical manifold for ROW and ridermain connections
Approved Water Supply Products and Materials
Land developments and infrastructure must be designed, approved and built to Council standards, national codes and regulations (such as building, plumbing and drain laying) using appropriate products and materials. Below is a link to the approved products and materials you can use with Council's water supply network.
Approved Water Supply Products and Materials List
If you have any questions, or wish to apply to include a product or material on the list, please contact the Water Asset Manager.
Rural Fire Tanks
The New Zealand Fire Services require 100mm female round thread couplings on all rural fire tanks. Coupling information and a connection diagram are available from the links below:
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.
2019 Pre-Election Report
The pre-election report is an overview of the current position and direction of the Kāpiti Coast District to support the election process for the Council and Community Boards in October 2019.
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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.