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Everything you need to know about Council services is here.

Information on the building consent process, property details and land information, by-laws, civil defence or animal control services - or what you'll find in your local library - it's all here at a click.

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A
Animal Services
Annual Plan
Application Forms

B
Building
Business Development
Bylaws

C
Cemeteries
Census 2006
Civil Defence
Code of Practice for Temporary Traffic Management
Community Contacts Database
Community Safety Policy

D
Development Code
District Plan
Dogs/Animal Services

E
Economy
Elections 2010
Emergency Management
Events

F
Fees and Charges 2010/2011 - for all Council Services
Fee Abatement

Gambling Act 2003

H
Halls
Health
Housing
Hazmobile

I
Information Centres

K
Kerbside Collection

L
Land Information Memorandum (LIM)
Libraries
Liquor Licensing
LTCCP - Long Term Council Community Plan

M
Maori Housing Toolkit

N
Noise

P
Parks and Reserves
Planning
Property Map Viewer

R
Rates
Rates Information Database
Rates Postponement Scheme
Rates Rebate Scheme
Resource Consents
Rubbish Disposal and Recycling
Roading
Rural Address Property Identification (RAPID)
Rural Fire
Rubbish Collection

S
Swimming Pools - fencing
Smokefree Policy
Subdivision

T
TECT - TECT All Terrain Park
Te Keteparaha Mo Nga Papakainga - Maori Housing Toolkit
Tenders

U
Utilities - water supply, rubbish collection, recycling and managing waste

W
Walks
Water
Water Supply Zones

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District Plan

For the planning rules around subdivision and land use activities on your property, come this way ...

Tauranga Eastern Link

Find out more on what's happening with the Bay of Plenty's largest roading project, the Tauranga Eastern Link. The $100m+ initiative is expected to get underway in 2011 and will run from Te Maunga junction in Tauranga City to the junction of State Highway 2 and State Highway 33 near Paengaroa in the Western Bay District.