Auckland City's Long-term Plan 2006–2016

Picture of a girl holding a piece of paper with Auckland City's Long-tern Plan 2006–2016 written on it. Auckland City, like all other New Zealand councils, must produce a 10-year plan every three years showing what the council does and how it will work towards achieving what the community wants for the future (called community outcomes).

As well as meeting Auckland City�s requirements under the Local Government Act 2002, this long-term plan enables the council to prioritise projects that will help achieve future goals for the city.

Volume 1 - Our vision and strategy

Part 1 (891kb) PDF
	Creating the city you want
	How we are achieving the long-term vision
Part 2 (732kb) PDF
	Our business
	Impact on rates
	Key policies and decisions on proposals
	Who we are and what we do
Appendix (439kb) PDF
	Glossary
	Audit Report
	Prudent financial management
	Contents volumes 2 and 3
	Where to go for more information

Volume 2 - Our business in depth

Volume 2 - Our business in depth (927kb) PDF

About this document

Contents

Introducing our strategy and this document

Finding your way around

Our business in depth

This section is broken down into the areas of the council business, called groups of outputs. These are:

Arts, Community and Recreation
City Development
Civic Leadership
Transport

Each group of outputs starts with an overview of what the council does in that area and lists the outputs or services the council provides.

Arts, Community and Recreation
This section contains information on the council's plans for Arts, Community and Recreation. The outputs in this area of business are arts and culture, art gallery, community development, emergency management, events, libraries, museums, open space, parks, recreation, streetscapes, The Edge®, Vector Arena and the zoo.

City Development
This section contains information on the council's plans for City Development. The outputs in this area of business are growth and development, city planning, management of development, public and environmental health and safety, land and property-related information, stormwater management, utilities advocacy, waste management and closed landfills management.

Civic Leadership
This section contains information on the council's plans for Civic Leadership. The outputs in this area of business are asset and liability management, city marina operations, Development with Vision, leadership, property, public information and representation.

Transport
This section contains information on the council's plans for transport. The outputs in this area of business are Auckland City Parking, Auckland - Manukau Eastern Transport Initiative, parking services and enforcement, transport policy and planning, transport services and wharves management.

Financials

Significant assumptions

Financial statements and notes

Council-controlled organisations

Appendix

Volume 3 - Our policies and statements

Part 1 (566kb) PDF

About this document

Contents

Revenue and financing policy

Part 2 (257kb) PDF

Funding impact statement

Policy on early payment of rates (discount policy)

Rates remission policies

Policy for the postponement of rates payments

Policy on rates remissions and postponements for Maori freehold land

Policy on significance

Policy on partnerships with the private sector

Development contributions policy and summary of current financial contributions provisions

Part 3 (524kb) PDF

Treasury management policy

Water and sanitary services assessment

Fees and charges

Transferring Auckland City's airport shares to a holding company

Removing pedestrian mall status from parts of Queen Elizabeth Square

Summary of Auckland City's waste management plan

Maori contribution to decision-making process

Where to go for more information

Glossary

Contents lists for volumes 1 and 2

Audit health warning

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