Closed consultations

We are seeking your feedback on the Concept Plan that will inform the  Draft Simson Park Reserve Management Plan.  This plan builds on the big ideas and input received from the community earlier this year and focuses on identifying potential development areas within the park, alongside key improvements that require further analysis

Far North District Council is inviting residents to shape the future of the district’s fastest growing towns – Kerikeri and Waipapa – through Te Pātukurea - the Kerikeri-Waipapa Spatial Plan.

We’re proposing a new Keeping of Animals Bylaw to help manage issues caused by animals in our community. We want to hear what you think! Your feedback will help us create a bylaw that works for everyone.

We are asking for feedback on our Speed Management Plan, which proposes to lower the speed around all schools, marae, downtown, and in both urban and rural areas within the Russell-Kororāreka catchment area. This catchment includes the communities of Russell, Ōkiato, Rāwhiti, Waikare, and Kāretu.

We are seeking feedback on whether the council should participate in the FOSAL programme.

The Representation Review 2024 is your chance to think about how the Far North District Council can represent your community in a fair and effective way.

We are reviewing our Dangerous, Insanitary and Earthquake-prone Buildings Policy, and are seeking public feedback on the proposed amendments.

We are proposing to review the existing reserve management plan for Simson Park Domain in Moerewa and are calling for community feedback on the park’s future development and use. This is in accordance with section 41 of the Reserves Act 1977.

The LTP is the council's key strategic planning document, which will set out what we plan to do in the next three years and how we will pay for it.

We are seeking feedback on a proposal to grant a new 30-year ground lease for Te Rarawa Rugby Club over part of the Rarawa Memorial Domain Recreation Reserve in Ahipara.

We are seeking community feedback on a proposal to transfer the administration of the Independent Qualified Person (IQP) Register, including the IQP approval process, to Auckland Council.

We are working on a strategy that will help guide how public open spaces such as parks, beaches, playgrounds and reserves are protected, managed and preserved. Help us develop this strategy by providing your feedback on what’s most important to you about these spaces, and how you use them.