Te Puke Spatial Plan (Western Bay of Plenty District Council)
Western Bay of Plenty District Council is asking the community for input to develop the Te Puke Spatial Plan, which will guide how Te Puke grows and changes over the next 30–50 years, including a Community Ideas Forum and draft plan input.
- Closing date
- 29 July 2026
- Added to Civics
- 25 July 2026
- Source category
- Local government
- Source body
- Western Bay of Plenty District Council
- Last checked
- 25 July 2026
Closes in 4 days
Plain-English summary
Western Bay of Plenty District Council is asking the community for input to develop the Te Puke Spatial Plan, which will guide how Te Puke grows and changes over the next 30–50 years, including a Community Ideas Forum and draft plan input.
Read the official consultation material for the detailed proposal, supporting documents and submission method.
Why it matters
The plan will guide how Te Puke grows and evolves over the next 30–50 years.
Community feedback identified congestion in town, particularly along Jellicoe Street, as a major concern.
A dedicated transport study is being developed to investigate possible solutions and better understand how people and traffic move around Te Puke now and into the future.
Who may care
- People in Te Puke who want to help shape the town’s future
- Community members interested in traffic and transport in Te Puke
How to make a submission
- Read the official consultation material.
- Submit feedback through the official consultation page before the closing date.
Disclaimer
Civics.nz is an independent plain-English guide and is not an official government website. Always check the official source before making a submission.