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3 Year Plan 2018-2021
The Maori proverb "Manaaki whenua, Manaaki tangata, Haere whakamua (Care for the land, care for the people, go forward)” provided the guiding theme for the 3 Year Plan.
Say ItCommunity Services
This page contains information about all the ways we're working to support and develop our community. Explore the links below and if there's something you can't find, you can contact our Social Recovery team
Say ItDistrict Plan Review
The Kaikoura District Plan sets standards for development within our District. These standards aim to ensure natural resources and hazards are managed safely and sustainably and property rights and protected.
Say ItMāori Ward: Postal Poll
Māori wards are a way of ensuring Māori views and voices are heard at Council.
Say ItRepresentation Review Consultation
Every three years elections are held for local authorities. This includes mayors, Councillors, community board members and local board members. These are the triennial elections. The next election is 2019.
Say It3 Year Long Term Plan proposed
Council and the Department of Internal Affairs are proposing a change to planning requirements to allow a customised three-year plan to be prepared in 2018 in place of the standard Long-Term Plan (LTP).
Say ItAlcohol Licensing Public Notices
The Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 requires all alcohol licence applications to be publicly notified. This applies to applications for new On-licences, Off-licences and Club Licences and also to applications to renew existing licences.
Say ItCommunications team wins national award
Kaikōura District Council and the North Canterbury Transport Infrastructure Recovery (NCTIR) alliance have jointly won an Emergency Media and Public Affairs (EMPA) communications award for their roles supporting the ongoing recovery of the district following the November 2016 earthquake.
Say ItCommunity Noticeboard
Here you will find additional information that may be useful to you following the 14 November 2016 Kaikōura Earthquake .
Say ItConsultation on banning single use plastic bags
The Government is proposing to phase out single-use plastic shopping bags in New Zealand as one step to reduce the negative environmental impacts of plastic waste.
Say ItFunding for freedom camping trouble spot
Council will receive $35,650 of funding to work with the community to investigate solutions for managing freedom camping in the coastal area along Kiwa Road.
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