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2024
PDF | 4 MB
The LWRP forms part of a suite of planning instruments that are used to manage Otago’s natural and physical resources.
2024
PDF | 4 MB
2024
PDF | 325 KB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan.
2024
PDF | 4 MB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan.
2024
PDF | 587 KB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan.
2024
PDF | 992 KB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan.
2024
PDF | 2 MB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan.
2024
PDF | 1 MB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan.
2024
PDF | 1 MB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan
2024
PDF | 3 MB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan
2024
PDF | 1 MB
October 2024
PDF | 755 KB
2024
PDF | 1 MB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan
2024
PDF | 832 KB
2024
PDF | 2 MB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan
2024
PDF | 2 MB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan
2024
PDF | 546 KB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan
17 October 2024
PDF | 1 MB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan
2024
PDF | 712 KB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan
2024
PDF | 647 KB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan
2024
PDF | 1007 KB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan
2024
PDF | 701 KB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan
2024
PDF | 901 KB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan
2024
PDF | 861 KB
2024
PDF | 241 KB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan
2024
PDF | 503 KB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan
2024
PDF | 814 KB
This Section 32 Evaluation Report should be read together with the Proposed Otago Land and Water Regional Plan
In 2021 - 2024 the Otago Regional Council developed a draft Land and Water Regional Plan (LWRP).
Originally scheduled to be considered for notification in October 2024, work on the draft Plan has been paused while new resource management legislation and a new national direction framework for managing our natural resources is being developed by the Government.
We are not seeking any feedback on the draft Plan at this time. Once we understand the new direction from Government, we will provide clarity on what the next steps will be, and any opportunities for feedback.
we would like to sincerely thank mana whenua, the community, and all stakeholders for your input and support over the past six years. your contributions have been vital to shape the draft plan.
As the Land and Water Regional Plan is still in draft form, it is not official council policy and has no legal effect. This means that the current Regional Plan: Water and Regional Plan: Waste remain operative.
July 2022
ISBN 978-0-908324-80-4
PDF | 1 MB
The Regional Plan: Waste sets out clear directions in the areas of waste minimisation, and in the management of landfills, contaminated sites and hazardous substances and wastes.
ISBN 978-0-908324-93-4
PDF | 5 MB
Find your freshwater area
A freshwater management unit (FMU) is a water body or multiple water bodies believed to be the appropriate scale for managing water.
How it started
Get a better understanding of why the Land and Water Regional Plan was proposed, as well as what the plan will address, and what communities have said.
Partnership with Kāi Tahu
Our partnership with Kāi Tahu aims to build a strong and lasting relationships which allow mana whenua to contribute to decision-making and capacity development. It's a legal requirement but also part of our commitment to meaningful engagement, respecting the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi.
If you have any questions about the LWRP content and process, please contact our policy team at policy@orc.govt.nz.
If you have questions about how current water and waste plan rules may impact your activities, please contact our consent enquiries team at consent.enquiries@orc.govt.nz.
