Long Term Planning

During the submission period you can have your say online

Introduction

Every three years the Council must produce a Long Term Council Community Plan, which sets out priorities for the decade ahead to deliver on clear goals that have been agreed between the Council and the community.

The Local Government Act provides a legal framework for the production and communication of council plans.

The purpose of the long term plan is to:

• describe the activities of the Council
• describe the community outcomes desired for the city
• provide integrated decision making (between the Council and the community) and co-ordination of resources
• provide a long term focus for the Council's decision and activities
• provide a basis for accountability to the Waitakere City community
• provide an opportunity for community participation in planning for the future

Long Term Plan 2009

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The Long Term Plan has now been adopted. 

Part A - Pages 1-227 (Size 2801K)
Section One
Messages from the Mayor and Chief Executive Officer
About Waitakere, the Community Outcomes and the Council's strategic vision.
Decisions from Consultation, financial and other issues facing the City
Section Two
Council Activities
Section Three
Council information

Part B - Pages 1-205 (Size 2898K)
Section One
Council controlled organisations; Summary water and sanitary services assessment and Summary solid waste management plan
Financial statements
Section Two
Forecast financial statements
Section Three
Policies

Your requests for service

There are many instances when making a submission to a ten-year or annual plan is not appropriate. For instance if you want to report an urgent council matter please phone the council's 24 hr call centre, likewise for a non-urgent matter or request for service (e.g. an animal welfare issue or broken footpath).

Non-urgent requests for service can also be faxed or emailed to the council using the contact details listed on our website.