Council Projects
The views and comments of Hutt City residents are very important to us.
If you would like more information about any of our projects, please email us or phone (04) 570 6666.
Help us to identify the main issues that affect older people, and to find out about which of these would contribute most to improving your quality of life.
Submissions welcome on the Draft Plan
A project to translate the vision findings of 'Vision CBD 2030' into a framework for long term projects and opportunities in the future CBD.
This review primarily focuses on the existing District Plan chapter currently known as the Central Commercial Activity Area. Feedback should be with us here at Council by 6 March 2009.
A comprehensive ten year plan for managing and developing the Hutt City Council’s track network, including a review of the 1998 Walkways Review.
What do you want for Hutt CBD in 2030? Read the Vision CBD 2030 final.
The purpose of this project is to investigate options for the future development of the McKenzie Outdoor Swimming Pool, Petone.
Hutt City Council is currently undertaking a systematic review of land it owns and manages as part of its reserve network. This is being done on a Ward by Ward basis. The purpose of the review is to determine the future best use of the land, including possible disposal.
Hutt City Council is seeking comments and submissions from interested parties on Council’s updated Housing Policy. The proposed Housing Policy is intended to direct Council’s approach to help meet the housing needs of Hutt City.
Hutt City Council has carried out a review of the residential provisions in its District Plan. The key issue it addressed was how to provide for greater housing choice for Hutt residents.
A love affair with our harbour coast line in all its moods will benefit from shared purpose, direction and hopefully official support through a community action plan being developed as part of this project.
Recognising considerable capital investment, the Empire Table Tennis club want to now secure its tenure of the site by surrendering its current lease, which expires in 2015, and seek approval for a new lease term totalling 34 years and commencing in 2008.
An initial Hutt City Council investment of $2.5 million will boost the capacity of Black Creek in Wainuiomata and reduce the risk of flooding.
"491" - A new downhill track for mountain bikers and walkers from the top of the Spoonhill Track is the latest addition to the Wainuiomata Trail Project.
City Council is proposing to introduce a Residents Parking Zone in the streets surrounding the Wellington Institute of Technology (Weltec) in Petone.
On 7 August 2006 after heavy rainfall throughout July 2006 a large slip occurred in the rear of properties at No 6, No 8 and No 10 Vista Grove and No 7 and No 9 Levin Grove. As a result of this slip a 40m section of 225mm public sewer main running through No 6 Vista Grove and No 7 Levin Grove was removed together with 10m of a 150mm public sewer main that intersected with the 225mm sewer main within No 7 Levin Grove. In addition a large portion of the house at No 6 Vista Grove at the top of the slip had to be demolished.
Construction started in October 2007 and will last approximately 8 months
The Dowse to Petone Upgrade Project is the biggest construction job in the Hutt Valley for many years.
Combined Hillary Court and Walter Mildenhall Park Upgrades - Naenae 2007/08
Council's Plan To Stop Wastewater Overflows Into Waiwhetu Stream.
A Hutt City Council programme designed to foster relationships between local young people and their community.
Billboards celebrating the Hutt stereotype in Wellington City