Long Term Plan 2015-2025 Tairāwhiti First
Gisborne District Council adopted its Long Term Plan 2015-2025 (LTP) on 25 June 2015.
Our long term plan - Tairāwhiti First is what you have told us you want and what legislation tells us we need to provide. It sets out what we plan to do over the next 10 years. Our plan is about balancing what's affordable for our district with what's sustainable.
The LTP was amended and adopted in November 2015. The amendment was required following a Council decision to transfer its municipal buildings to Gisborne Holdings Ltd (GHL).
Transferring control of this asset to GHL affects the content of the original LTP with changes highlighted in yellow.
Long Term Plan - Tairāwhiti First!
- the full document - 2015-2025 Long Term Plan [PDF, 8.7 MB]
- a summary of our plans for the next 10 years
Here's the document by sections:
About our plan | Our Strategies | Our Activities | Our Finances | Our Policies
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About our plan
back to topMayor and Chief Executive’s Foreword
First to see the light - Our District
Together Tairāwhiti - Our Direction
Making it Happen - Our Major Projects -
Our Strategies
back to topStrategies adopted as part of the 2015-2025 Long Term Plan
Sets our overall approach to the financial side of the Long Term Plan.
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Our Activities
What we do any why, our plans and projects for the next 10 years.
Commercial Operations
Environmental and Regulatory Services
- Animal Control
- Building Services
- Environmental Health
- Environmental Services
- Parking
- Resource Consents
Governance and Support Services
back to topInfrastructure Services
- Flood Control
- Land Transport (Tairāwhiti Roads)
- Solid Waste Management
- Urban Stormwater
- Wastewater
- Water Supply
Planning and Development Services
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Our Finances
back to topThe finances include prospective statement of:
- comprehensive revenue and expenses
- financial position
- changes in equity
- cashflows
- concerning balanced
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Our Policies
Policies adopted as part of the 2015-2025 Long Term Plan
Development Contributions Policy
Fostering Māori Participation in Council Decision-Making
Investment Policyback to topLiability Management Policy
Significance and Engagement Policy
Rating Remission, Postponement and Penalty
Revenue and Financing Policy