We’re reviewing our approaches to open space and recreation to ensure they work for Wellingtonians over the next 30 years.
The accessibility and quality of open spaces and recreation facilities in our city play a vital role in how we think and feel about living in Wellington.
Our existing open space and recreation strategy sets out the Council’s role in providing things like pools, parks, playgrounds, sportsfields and other public places, recreation facilities and recreation services and programmes – read the current strategy:
Our Capital Spaces (2013-2023) (1.5MB PDF) | Text version (75KB RTF)
We need to review this strategy to ensure we have enough parks, of the right sort, in the right places as the city’s population grows and residential development intensifies. We also need to respond to changing leisure and recreation needs and expectations as our communities diversify.
Our Capital Spaces by section
Section 1 - Summary (103KB PDF)
Section 2 - Introduction (77KB PDF)
Section 3 - Our Capital Spaces Plan (443KB PDF)
Section 4 - Outcomes Sought (600KB PDF)