Wellington City Council is currently seeking community feedback on two important reviews that could help shape the future of Churton Park and the wider Wellington region.
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https://www.letstalk.wellington.govt.nz/rating-policies…
Council is reviewing how rates are calculated and shared across Wellington properties as part of its 2027โ2037 Long-term Plan.
Proposals include changing from capital-value to land-value rating, reducing the commercial rates differential, and reviewing how other properties and services are rated.
These changes could affect how rates are shared between property owners, while also influencing future development, land use, and the preservation of residential green spaces and natural environments.
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https://www.letstalk.wellington.govt.nz/open-space-access…
Help shape the future of Wellingtonโs walking tracks, recreational spaces and outdoor access over the next 10 years.
The review covers track maintenance, accessibility, safety, connections between neighbourhoods, and environmental protection.
Have a favourite local track or an idea for improvement? Complete the 5โ10 minute survey or share feedback on Councilโs interactive map!
We encourage Churton Park resident.s to take a few minutes to share their views and kลrero on these important decisions