Council services at the Orange ‘traffic light’ setting

Face masks are still required indoors at service centres, i-SITEs, libraries and the Museum @ Te Ahu from Thursday 14 April. My Vaccine Passes are no longer required to access any council service. We appreciate your patience with this evolving situation.

See the link below for information about our reduced hours.

Reduced opening hours

Water supply restriction levels

All Council water sources are in a healthy state as the New Year 2022 holiday period continues. However, customers are encouraged to use water sensibly over the summer months.

Additional information

What do the levels mean?


Level # Water restriction Water use
Level 1 No water restrictions USE WATER SENSIBLY
Level 2 Water restrictions NO SPRINKLERS
Level 3 Water restrictions NO HOSES OR SPRINKLERS
Level 4 Water restrictions ESSENTIAL USE ONLY

Restriction guidelines

Residential restrictions

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Commercial restrictions

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Water saving tips

Below are some easy water saving tips you can use right now to help conserve water. 

  • Only wash clothes when you have a full load. A washing machine uses about 150 litres of water per wash
  • Use the dishwasher for full loads only. Each load uses 40 to 80 litres of water
  • Turn off the tap while brushing your teeth
  • Put the plug in the sink when washing vegetables and don’t leave the tap running
  • Put a half-full soft drink bottle in your toilet cistern to reduce the quantity of water you flush
  • Flush the toilet less often
  • Use less water in the bath. A bath can use up to 80 litres of water
  • Take shorter showers. A shower uses about 8 litres of water a minute
  • Keep a bottle of drinking water in the fridge to avoid running more water than you need for a glass of water. 

 

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