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

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

This layer shows the exposure values that buildings have to solar radiation (sun exposure). If you wish to view the layer with the full colour raster overlay, please use the following URLhttp://gis.wcc.govt.nz/arcgis/rest/services/Cache/Solar/MapServer/ in your map.To simply view this data you are encouraged to use our existing viewer at:...

Thomas Ward 1849-1934Thomas Ward, a licensed surveyor and civil engineer, was contracted in 1889 to produce a detailed map of Wellington central city.Over three years, Ward collected information and compiled it into scale map tiles.Map legendThe maps show legal boundaries of properties and streets, buildings and what they were constructed of, street-lamp...

Mobility scooters are provided by Wellington City Council and TSB Bank to enable people with limited mobility to freely access all that Wellington has to offer. People aged 18+ can book a mobility scooter for up to four hours free of charge.

Location and details of WCC tracks within the Wellington City area. Note that this data is updated regularly.Description of fields and the contents shown: Links to References: NZ Standard (SNZ HB 8630:2004) - http://hutsandtracks.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/SNZ-Tracks-and-Outdoor-Visitor-Structures-Handbook.pdf Kennet Brothers Grading System adopted...