Events and activities

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Following deliberations in June, a final version of Our 10-Year Plan will be available online and in Wellington City Libraries from 28 July.

Wellington City Council’s 10-year plan is ready for adoption, after the Mayor and Councillors passed the proposed plan at today’s deliberation session. Read more

Councillors will consider submissions, feedback from their communities and Council staff recommendations to agree to a Long-term Plan for 2018–28.

Submitters who wish to speak to their submission can either do so at an oral forum or an oral hearing.

An oral forum will provide submitters with the opportunity to openly discuss their submission with elected members and other submitters. It is designed to be more engaging and occur during lunch breaks or after work.

An oral hearing will provide submitters with the opportunity to speak to all elected members for a prescribed period of time.

Submitters will be provided with an opportunity to speak to their submission between Tuesday 22 May and Thursday 24 May. The forums are open for the public to attend.

Talk to Councillors in our Virtual Forum on Facebook: 6pm–7.30pm, Tuesday 1 May.

Have your say on how we shape Wellington’s future. There are four ways you can have your say on Our 10-Year Plan:

• Online - fill in the submission form by clicking on the "have your say" icon
• Mail - download the form from this website or pick up a copy of the submission from your local library or our Service Centre and freepost back to Wellington City Council
• Social Media - post your view on our Facebook page using #WgtnPlan 
• By email - Email your submission to buslongtermplan@wcc.govt.nz.

Consultation closes on Tuesday 15 May.

We will be talking to representatives from each Residents and Progressive Association about the draft 10-Year Plan and what it may mean for your community.

Find out about Our 10-Year Plan and use our survey tool to see what other Wellingtonians think about the challenges facing our city.

Visit our Container in Civic Square to tell us what you think about Our City Tomorrow.

28 Oct – Spring into Tawa 10am–2pm

4 Nov – Johnsonville Library 10am–1pm

11 Nov – Resident & Progressive Association Workshop

18 Nov – Karori Library 10am–1pm

25 Nov – Miramar Library 10am–12pm

26 Nov – Kai and Korero at Seatoun Kura

2 Dec – Kilbirnie Library 10am–1pm

9 Dec - Central Library 10am –1pm

16 Dec - Harbour view walk followed by Kai and Korero, Nga Hau e Whā o Paparārangi (30 Ladbrooke Dr, Newlands), 11:30am–2pm

This website survey was to tell us what you want for Our City Tomorrow

Our City Tomorrow is a conversation about the future of Wellington. We asked what you think to help shape Wellington’s future.