You have selected Council news from 20 April 2008.
Creating an affordable Auckland
Auckland City Council's Draft Annual Plan 2008/2009 summary accompanies this week's City Scene.
Planning for growth in Newmarket
Newmarket is one of Auckland city's fastest growing communities. This lively shopping precinct is already home to about 6000 residents and its population and economy keep growing.
Beginners' guide to building consents
If you are constructing a new building or making alterations to your home or other buildings on your property, you generally need to get a building consent from the council.
Attracting more major events
Auckland City Council is taking a lead role in attracting major events to Auckland, with an annual $300,000 bid fund approved by the Arts, Culture and Recreation Committee.
Our award-winning sports fields
Auckland City Council's sports fields won three of the four categories in the recently announced 2007 best sports field competition.
Art gallery expansion
Three prominent art works outside Auckland Art Gallery's main building were placed in storage this week in preparation for the gallery's major restoration and expansion work, which starts next month.
Plan change notification
Land in Kohimarama Road, formerly part of Selwyn College and now earmarked for a retirement village, will be subject to public notification of a private plan change.
Anzac Day
Auckland City Council offices, service centres and libraries will be closed on Anzac Day, but you can visit the website or phone the contact centre on 379 2020 for assistance.
Happy birthday Vector Arena
Auckland city's largest indoor venue has just celebrated its first birthday. Since the council-funded Vector Arena was opened last April, New Zealand has seen a marked increase in visiting international acts.
Lest we forget - Auckland city Anzac Day events
People are invited to join Anzac Day commemorative services around the city to honour those who fought for our country.
New options for Maungawhau-Mt Eden
Auckland City Council is considering a new option to improve visitor experiences and protect Maungawhau-Mt Eden as part of the mountain's management plan.
