Wellington Water, in collaboration with Greater Wellington Regional Council, is updating flood hazard models for Upper Hutt to inform future urban planning and infrastructure investment.
Council offices close from midday 24 December and reopen 5 January. + Essential services will continue. For urgent issues, call 04-527 2169.+ Cut-off dates are in place for LGOIMAs, LIMs, consents, and alcohol licensing applications.+ Check with your rubbish provider for bin collection dates.+ Visit Upper Hutt Libraries and H2O Xtream websites for holiday hours.
+ Fergusson Drive: Road surface repairs until 20 Dec. Expect lane diversions, stop/go traffic, and some bus stop changes.+ Hikurangi Street: Civil works for housing development until 19 Dec. Traffic management in place.+ Stream Grove pedestrian crossing closed for track works: 27 Dec–11 Jan, 6am–6pm. + Gloucester St & Whitemans Valley Rd: Pre-seal repair works underway.
Published on 21 September 2023
We’ve recently reviewed our Dangerous and Insanitary Building Policy and would like your feedback on what we’re proposing.
The Building Act 2004 requires each territorial authority to have a Dangerous and Insanitary Building Policy, and to review that policy every five years to make sure it’s fit-for-purpose. This Act helps ensure people who use buildings can do so safely, without endangering their health and can escape from a building in the event of a fire.
All buildings are required to meet the applicable standards when they are built but they may become dangerous and/or insanitary overtime.
While the current policy generally meets the requirements of the Act, we want to ensure it is robust enough to reliably meet the Councils ongoing obligations.
If you’d like to read more about this policy, the review we’ve carried out and our recommendations you can view them here:
SOP Dangerous Insanitary Buildings Policy 2023(PDF, 257KB)
Dangerous Insanitary Buildings Policy Review 2023(PDF, 290KB)
You can make a submission here.
Alternatively, submission forms are available at HAPAI or central library.
Submissions close on 20 October 2023.