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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.
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  - 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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Plans, policies & bylaws

Long-term Plan

A Long-term Plan (LTP) outlines to our community how we intend to invest for the next 10+ years. To ensure our LTP remains relevant and accurate, we review the content and ask for public feedback on a draft Long-term Plan every 3 years.

Any year there is not a Long-term Plan review and we have significant projects that require public feedback, we will create an annual plan to make sure we continue to deliver on the initiatives and investments set out in the LTP.

2018−28

The Long-term Plan 2018–28 was adopted by the Council on 27 June 2018.

2015−25

The Long-term Plan 2015-25 was adopted by the Council on 24 June 2015.

2012−22

2009−19

2006−16