Closed consultations

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.

We are seeking public feedback on the proposed classification of Rangitoto Reserve, which covers a prominent headland near Hihi in Doubtless Bay.

We are seeking feedback on continuing the Alcohol Control Bylaw, which allows the council to maintain control areas where alcohol bans apply.

We are seeking public feedback on a proposal to grant a new 30-year ground lease over Tangonge Domain Recreation Reserve to the Aupōuri Ngāti Kahu Te Rarawa (ANT) Trust.

The purpose of the Maritime Facilities Bylaw is to ensure fair, safe and appropriate use of our maritime facilities. The council is proposing a new Maritime Facilities Bylaw and wants to hear your feedback.

The Hokianga Bowling Club, a longstanding community group established at 61 Clendon Esplanade, Rāwene, seeks a new 15-year ground lease over the Recreation Reserve. The council welcomes community input on this proposal.

We want to hear from the Kohukohu community regarding proposed restoration and renovation work scheduled for Kohukohu Hall.

Proposal to grant Doubtless Bay Sea Scouts a new 15-year ground lease at their current location, 10 East Street, Taipa.

We are reviewing our Class 4 Gaming and TAB Policy. The purpose of this policy is to address ongoing consequences that additional opportunities for gambling in the district could present our community. We are seeking community feedback on the proposed amendments policy.

Council has been successful in two applications for Waka Kotahi funding for improving transport choices. One of the applications is to support safer use of active modes within the Kerikeri urban area and we want to hear from you.