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- Rates & Property
  - You can check the rating valuation and other details of a property by entering its address into our Property Search database.
- Parking & Roads
  - If you live in an inner-city suburb, you can get a resident’s parking permit for your vehicle. It allows you to park in coupon parking zones and residents' parking spaces.
- Environment & Waste
  - You can donate or buy a range of items at the Second Treasures salvaged goods shop.
- Community & Culture
  - Join your community. Look up the Community Directory and find a group to join near you - or list your own group or organisation.
- Consents & Licences
  - Find out how to apply for a building consent, and a code compliance certificate when the project is finished.
- How can I?
  - If you’re thinking of opening a restaurant, check out our helpful summary of the Council consents, services and fees that you’ll need to know about.
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About Wellington
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Meetings

Tawa Community Board

When is the next meeting?

Picture of the Tawa Community Board members.

Board members (from left to right): Cr Malcolm Sparrow, Cr Jill Day, Graeme Hansen, Richard Herbert (Chair), Margaret Lucas (Deputy Chair), Robyn Parkinson, Jack Marshall, Liz Langham

Tawa Community Board Members 2016-2019 triennium.

Board members (from left to right): Margaret Lucas (Deputy Chair), Jack Marshall, Cr Jill Day, Richard Herbert (Chair), Robyn Parkinson, Cr Malcolm Sparrow, Graeme Hansen

Vision statement 

Tawa Community Board – A strong voice for a connected community . "A village atmosphere in a world class city."

Meeting schedule 2019

Meeting schedule 2019

Note: Meeting times and dates are publicly notified and subject to change, to confirm dates contact Democratic Services.

Terms of Reference and membership

Terms of Reference

More information

For more information on Tawa Community Board please contact democraticserivces@wcc.govt.nz