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Read all about our infrastructure projects. These cover a wide range of projects from shared pathways and reserve management plans to Zero Waste developments.

Downtown Car Park

In 2023, the Mayor and Councillors approved $4.4 million to earthquake-strengthen the building so it could be safely reopened for public use. Work began on site in March 2024 and the building is expected to reopen by Christmas 2024. Status: Underway

Growth planning project

We are working to ensure we have sufficient supply of both residential and industrial land to meet growth demands for the district over the next 30 years. Status: Underway

Onaero Domain stormwater improvement

This project will fix a persistent flooding issue on the main lawn of Onaero Domain during rainfall.

Protecting the Perpetual Investment Fund (PIF)

NPDC is promoting the New Plymouth District Council (Perpetual Investment Fund) Bill to Parliament. Status: Live

Regional Organic Materials Recovery (OMR) Facility

In July 2021, Taranaki’s three district councils (South Taranaki, Stratford and New Plymouth) decided to investigate the possibility of building and operating a regional Organic Materials Recovery Facility to divert potentially thousands of tonnes of waste from going to landfill from across the region. Status: Live

Tūparikino Active Community Hub

We’re working with sports and community groups and Ngāti Tūparikino and Ngāti Te Whiti hapū to build a multi-purpose hub for our rangatahi and future generations. The Tūparikino Active Community Hub (TACH) is important to building a Sustainable Lifestyle Capital where people want to live, work and invest. Located by the TSB Stadium and the New Plymouth Raceway, the TACH will share the site with Taranaki Racing, with easy links to Pukekura Park and the city centre.

Planting our Place

We’ve got more native tree cover than any other urban area in Aotearoa and we’re a biodiversity hot spot, but can we lead the country in being the first to hit 10% green coverage?

Page last updated: 11:47am Fri 12 April 2024