District Plan - New And Important To Note

Please see 'District Plan - Current Modifications' for the full list of all current plan changes, notices of requirement and other modifications and 'District Plan - Archived Modifications' for all modifications which have been completed and included in the District Plan in their final form.

Where can I get more information?

Printed copies of the District Plan are available for viewing at North Shore City council offices and public libraries.

You can purchase your own copy of the text and maps, and receive regular updates, by contacting our environmental administrator via Actionline, phone (09) 486 8600 or email
actionline@northshorecity.govt.nz.

Disclaimer

This electronic version of the District Plan is not intended to be a substitute for the printed version of North Shore City's District Plan, published by North Shore City Council, June 2002. North Shore City Council cannot guarantee that the way your computer views or prints the District Plan will be consistent with the published District Plan. The contents of the District Plan are subject to review and may change from time to time. Please refer to the published document to confirm any information or contact an environmental policy advisor.

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District Plan - New And Important To Note