Closed consultations

Ōkaihau Whanau House has approached Council and requested a ground lease over reserve land at 3 Michie Street, Ōkaihau. We are seeking community feedback to understand if the community supports or opposes this proposed lease.

The four Northland councils are working together to support accessibility in Te Tai Tokerau. We want your input as an access needs person.

We're looking into options for a new off-leash dog park in Kerikeri. Let us know your feedback.

The purpose of the Parking Bylaw is to support fair and reasonable parking across the district. Council is proposing amendments to the Parking Bylaw to include more mobility parking and to enable council to monitor parking on State Highways.

The purpose of the Easter Sunday Shop Trading Policy is to give business owners the option to open and employees the option to work on Easter Sunday in the Far North. We would like your feedback on a proposed new Easter Sunday Shop Trading Policy.

The Council proposes to incorporate a range of material by reference in the Proposed District Plan. Public comment on this proposal is invited until 13 May 2022.

The purpose of the Parks and Reserves Bylaw is ensure fair and appropriate use of parks and reserves in the Far North. We would like your feedback on a proposed new Parks and Reserves Bylaw.

The Far North is home to a range of unique landscapes, species and habitats, many of which are under threat. Council is required to identify and protect these habitats through a District Plan.

We are reviewing the way we protect heritage in the Far North as part of the District Plan review. Are we protecting the right things? Do we need to revise the areas? Tell us what you think.

The Proposed District Plan will be notified on Wednesday 27 July, 2022. This opens a formal submission period that runs for 60 working days.

The Long Term Plan (LTP) is the Council's key strategic planning document. It sets out what the Council plans to do over the next 10 years and how it plans to pay for this.

Speed limits in the Okaihau-Kaeo-Waimate area, and variable speed limits outside Springbank School and Te Rangi Aniwaniwa School, Kaitaia are adopted.