District Plan layers as used in the WCC Webmap. To see how this relates to individual buildings please refer to the WCC ePlan tool

District Plan layers as used in the WCC Webmap. To see how this relates to individual buildings please refer to the WCC ePlan tool

District Plan layers as used in the WCC Webmap. To see how this relates to individual buildings please refer to the WCC ePlan tool

District Plan layers as used in the WCC Webmap. To see how this relates to individual buildings please refer to the WCC ePlan tool

District Plan layers as used in the WCC Webmap. To see how this relates to individual buildings please refer to the WCC ePlan tool

District Plan layers as used in the WCC Webmap. To see how this relates to individual buildings please refer to the WCC ePlan tool

District Plan layers as used in the WCC Webmap. To see how this relates to individual buildings please refer to the WCC ePlan tool

District Plan layers as used in the WCC Webmap. To see how this relates to individual buildings please refer to the WCC ePlan tool

The National Policy Statement on Urban Development (NPS-UD) 2020 requires Councils to provide sufficient development capacity to meet projected growth requirements in their area over the short (3 years), medium (10 years), and long term (30 years). Under the policy we are not only required to zone sufficient land to provide for growth, but to also test...

The height of any building, structure or accessory building according to rules within the Draft District Plan.

Buffer area of Transpower New Zealand transmission lines: 12m on both sides.  

Identifies where specific controls apply for buildings identified with a Non-Residential Activity Frontage in the City Centre and Centres zones of the Draft Wellington City District Plan.  

WCC suburbs is an authoratative dataset depicting the formal suburb boundaries within the Wellington City council authority area.

Parcel boundaries provides spatial information of land, road and other parcel boundaries, and is especially useful for displaying property boundaries.  

The Central City consists of a compact urban core that contains a wide mix of uses that reflect Wellington’s role as our capital city. These include government, retail, education, entertainment, tourism and residential activities. Further residential development is encouraged given the contribution it makes to the overall vitality of the area, reducing...

The Spatial Plan is a ‘blueprint’ for our city that sets out a plan of action for where and how we should grow and develop. It provides the direction needed for the District Plan Review and will ultimately replace the Wellington Urban Growth Plan 2015. This layer defines the housing density typologies classifications contained in the final Spatial Plan....

Infrastructure priority bubbles showing a high-level overview of potential infrastructure investment and identified Spatial Plan growth areas. Infrastructure investment sequencing priorities (short, medium & long term) to support growth. Priorities are: Short to medium term focus – 0 to 10 years (Central City, Newtown, Johnsonville, Tawa)Medium to...

A point shapefile showing all Public Conveniences accessible to the public and administered by WCC. Note that this data is updated regularly.

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The libraries points have been manually created using the Wellington City Libraries website.For further information about Wellington City Libraries you can visit there website.http://www.wcl.govt.nz/The responsibility of this layer has been transferred from community services to corporate gis in October 2019.