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

Liquefaction susceptibility for the Greater Wellington Region identified from geological units. An overlay spatially identifies risks which require management in a different manner from underlying zone provisions. This dataset has been prepared by the Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences Limited (GNS Science) for GNS Science Report 2014/16 and...

A precinct spatially identifies and manages an area where additional place-based provisions apply to modify or refine aspects of the policy approach or outcomes anticipated in the underlying zone(s). The precinct boundaries in the Draft District Plan for Wellington City include: Oriental Bay height precinct Character precincts Mt Victoria North Townscape...

A precinct spatially identifies and manages an area where additional place-based provisions apply to modify or refine aspects of the policy approach or outcomes anticipated in the underlying zone(s). The precinct boundaries in the Draft District Plan for Wellington City include: Oriental Bay height precinct Character precincts Mt Victoria North Townscape...

Sites and areas of significance to Māori are identified for their cultural significance and their contribution to an understanding and appreciation of the relationship mana whenua have with the landscape and the history of Wellington City. The District Plan has categorised all sites for the purposes of managing the effects of different activities on these...

A precinct spatially identifies and manages an area where additional place-based provisions apply to modify or refine aspects of the policy approach or outcomes anticipated in the underlying zone(s). The precinct boundaries in the Draft District Plan for Wellington City include: Oriental Bay height precinct Character precincts Mt Victoria North Townscape...

An overlay spatially identifies risks which require management in a different manner from underlying zone provisions. Overland Flowpath Overlay Layer for the WCC District Plan Flooding maps. This layer has been generated using depth and speed results from the Wellington Water hydraulic flood models for WCC catchments, along with engineering judgement....

Sites and areas of significance to Māori are identified for their cultural significance and their contribution to an understanding and appreciation of the relationship mana whenua have with the landscape and the history of Wellington City. The District Plan has categorised all sites for the purposes of managing the effects of different activities on these...

Sites and areas of significance to Māori are identified for their cultural significance and their contribution to an understanding and appreciation of the relationship mana whenua have with the landscape and the history of Wellington City. The District Plan has categorised all sites for the purposes of managing the effects of different activities on these...

Areas or sites that Te Tiriti o Waitangi/Treaty of Waitangi claimant groups have a special relationship with and that are recognised in any proceedings under the Resource Management Act. 

The street edge height of any new building frontage or addition to an existing building frontage facing a street identified on District Plan Map.  

The District Plan provides an opportunity to acknowledge the sites of importance to tangata whenua and to allow for new developments to respect their significance. Precincts, sites, features and tracks of significance to the tangata whenua have also been identified. These are classified into different types and management techniques. Part of the criteria...

The information displayed for each property is taken from the Council's rating information database (RID) and rates record. The RID is a list of information that is used to set and assess rates on a property (rating unit) in a particular year. The rates record includes other information on the state of the rates account. Wellington City Council maintains...

The purpose of the Viewshafts is to identify and retain significant views within Wellington City that contribute to sense of place and the City’s identity. All the views have local significance providing a means of orientating oneself in the City and visual relief from the built form. Many views are also recognised regionally, nationally or...

The management of noise and vibration associated with port and airport activities occurring within Wellington City is intrinsically linked to the quality of the environment surrounding those areas. Noise ranks highly on the list of environmental pollutants. It can have an adverse effect on health and amenity values, can interfere with communication and...

Within Wellington City, individual and groups of trees are identified and protected for their significant historic heritage, ecological or amenity values. These trees may be notable as prominent natural features and landmarks, contributors to local identity, spectacular or rare specimens, or associated with special sites, events or people. It is important...

This point layer contains information on archaeological sites that are scheduled in the Draft Wellington City District Plan. They are not a complete record of all the recorded archaeological sites identified in Wellington City, but a smaller number that have been assessed as having significant heritage values. Listing buildings, objects and areas in the...

The term ‘coastal environment’ refers to a broader area which is identified in the Resource Management Act 1991 (RMA) as requiring special management. The extent of the ‘coastal environment needs’ has been identified in accordance with Policy 1 of the NZCPS 2010 in the Wellington City and Hutt City Coastal natural Character Assessment (Boffa Miskell, May...