Managing resources

Aucklanders value the natural features and heritage of their environment and want to see it protected and enhanced.

Auckland City has a wide range of strategies, policies and plans to make sure that happens.

Strategies and policies

Auckland City skate strategy: This strategy focuses on the needs of the skateboarder and inline skater.
Grazing policy document: Auckland City's policy to manage the grazing of parks, reserves and open space.
Illegal street racing management strategy: This strategy was developed in response to the growing problem of illegal street racing in the Auckland CBD, and wider Auckland City.
Isthmus coastal strategies: Auckland City is developing coastal strategies for public land it administers along the Isthmus coastline.
Metrowater Holding Co LATE establishment plan: Establishing the holding company for the Water/Wastewater LATE.
Metrowater water/wastewater LATE establishment plan: Establishing the Water/Wastewater LATE.
Mountain bike policy: Guidelines for managing mountain biking in Auckland City.
Our changing environment: Aucklands City's State of the Environment Report. Current trends and state of the City's natural, human and built environment
Private use of public space: Policy and considerations in the treatment of private use of public land.
Recreation Waiheke: A report documenting the processes and findings of the Reserves and Pathways project team.
Volcanic landscapes and features management strategy: The study area covers all the volcanic landscapes and features within the Auckland City Council jurisdiction.
Waste management plan: Auckland City's waste management plan focuses on solid waste.
Weed management policy: Auckland City's approach to weed management.