Love This Place: 2024 -2034 Long Term Plan

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Feedback has now closed for our Love This Place: 2024-34 Long Term Plan consultation.

Love this place we sure do! As a council, we Love This Place and that means protecting our environment and ensuring the wellbeing of our people. So when we talk Long Term Plan (LTP) think of it as Love This Place!

Consultation was open from Monday 18 March - Friday 26 April 2024.

Hearings and Deliberations

Hearings are being held on Tuesday 14 May. 9:00am in the Council Chambers to allow those who would like to speak to Council on their submission to do so. Council will then deliberate on all feedback received Thursday 16 May, 9:00am in the Council Chambers.

Both Hearings and deliberations are public Council meetings, and anyone is welcome to come and listen those who are speaking and to Council's deliberations. To read the agenda for these meetings click here. Currently as our main reception area is closed for renovations, please use the small door to the right of the main entrance.

Love This Place

Please check out our consultation document Love This Place to read about the challenges we are facing and what we are proposing for our district for the next 10 years. If you want to know more check out of LTP Supporting information documents available on the right hand side of this page.

You can check out what your rates would look like for 2024/25 with our proposals with our rates calculator.


Feedback has now closed for our Love This Place: 2024-34 Long Term Plan consultation.

Love this place we sure do! As a council, we Love This Place and that means protecting our environment and ensuring the wellbeing of our people. So when we talk Long Term Plan (LTP) think of it as Love This Place!

Consultation was open from Monday 18 March - Friday 26 April 2024.

Hearings and Deliberations

Hearings are being held on Tuesday 14 May. 9:00am in the Council Chambers to allow those who would like to speak to Council on their submission to do so. Council will then deliberate on all feedback received Thursday 16 May, 9:00am in the Council Chambers.

Both Hearings and deliberations are public Council meetings, and anyone is welcome to come and listen those who are speaking and to Council's deliberations. To read the agenda for these meetings click here. Currently as our main reception area is closed for renovations, please use the small door to the right of the main entrance.

Love This Place

Please check out our consultation document Love This Place to read about the challenges we are facing and what we are proposing for our district for the next 10 years. If you want to know more check out of LTP Supporting information documents available on the right hand side of this page.

You can check out what your rates would look like for 2024/25 with our proposals with our rates calculator.


Ask us a question about the LTP

Do you want to know more about the LTP or have a burning question please let us know here and we will respond to you. If it is something we think other will want to know the answer to we will make the question and answer public.

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  • Share What is the council doing to help the community through this difficult/hardship time? We seem to have an increase in rates and increase in cost of rubbish fees to name a couple of areas. I'm sure there are other areas people could query also. You are adding to the cost of living for our communities. on Facebook Share What is the council doing to help the community through this difficult/hardship time? We seem to have an increase in rates and increase in cost of rubbish fees to name a couple of areas. I'm sure there are other areas people could query also. You are adding to the cost of living for our communities. on Twitter Share What is the council doing to help the community through this difficult/hardship time? We seem to have an increase in rates and increase in cost of rubbish fees to name a couple of areas. I'm sure there are other areas people could query also. You are adding to the cost of living for our communities. on Linkedin Email What is the council doing to help the community through this difficult/hardship time? We seem to have an increase in rates and increase in cost of rubbish fees to name a couple of areas. I'm sure there are other areas people could query also. You are adding to the cost of living for our communities. link

    What is the council doing to help the community through this difficult/hardship time? We seem to have an increase in rates and increase in cost of rubbish fees to name a couple of areas. I'm sure there are other areas people could query also. You are adding to the cost of living for our communities.

    Tarn asked 8 months ago

    Kia ora Tarn, thanks for your question on our 2024-34 Long Term Plan.  We are aware everyone is feeling the pinch and unfortunately Council is not immune. Council is facing the same increase in costs as everyone else from the cost of replacing a road to increased interest cost on our debt (just like those with mortgages are facing). If our communities want us to keep providing all the services we do then they have to be paid for. This is the opportunity to have your say if there is a service you would like to see us deliver, deliver differently or stop altogether.  Please provide your feedback through our LTP feedback form on this page so it can be considered when Councillors are making their decisions for our plans for the next 10 years.

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  • Share What happens with the profits council are making in the Ngatea housing development and will this go towards keeping rates down? on Facebook Share What happens with the profits council are making in the Ngatea housing development and will this go towards keeping rates down? on Twitter Share What happens with the profits council are making in the Ngatea housing development and will this go towards keeping rates down? on Linkedin Email What happens with the profits council are making in the Ngatea housing development and will this go towards keeping rates down? link

    What happens with the profits council are making in the Ngatea housing development and will this go towards keeping rates down?

    Tarn asked 8 months ago

    Kia ora Tarn, thanks for your question on our 2024-34 Long Term Plan. All sales from the sub-divisions in Ngatea go back into reducing the debt held by Council this means a reduction in what all ratepayers pay towards this debt. So in short yes the money from this development helps bring down the rates. 

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