Wellington City Council has begun consulting on its plans for the coming year, with a focus on the city’s resilience, funding core infrastructure and a sustainable future for the Council’s social housing.
Many Wellingtonians are feeling the strain of rising house prices and rents, so we are creating more affordable apartments for Pōneke’s essential workers with our new Te Kāinga programme.
We’re seeking ratepayer feedback on the use of the Infrastructure Funding and Financing Act to finance the development of the proposed new wastewater sludge minimisation facility at Moa Point.
We are reviewing the Council’s Structures in Public Places – Verandahs Bylaw as required under the Local Government Act 2002 and updating the Public Places Bylaw(External link) with minor changes to support the implementation of the new Trading and Events in Public Places Policy.