GENERAL BUSINESS
- WCC Consultations See Appendix below
The public are reminded to engage with the consultations as individuals
NOTE: removal of services by Metlink
https://www.metlink.org.nz/news-and-updates/tawa-and-porirua-bus-service-review - Activities update : Methodist Cemetery
JCA has applied to the Johnsonville Charitable Trust to enable some tree stumps to be removed - Meet the Kenepuru candidates meeting: on 21 Oct 2026
No further candidates have been named - Traffic cone standard:
P11 standards require date & time they apply to.
If you come across any cones, and have doubt as to when they should be picked up, they should have that clearly ed to the cone.
We recommend logging a FixIt or call it through to the WCC call centre to have it remedied.
Open Consultations – as at 10 March 2026
| Title | Details | Closes |
| Aotea Quay – Speed Limit Change | Let’s Talk | Wellington City Council (WCC) collected feedback on changing the permanent speed limit on Aotea Quay from 70km/h to either 50km/h or 60km/h.Since the installation of the roundabout on Aotea Quay, the current applicable speed limit on Aotea Quay is a temporary speed limit of 50km/h.The permanent speed limit in the National Speed Limit Register (NSLR) is 70km/h.We propose to change the permanent speed limit on Aotea Quay within the NSLR to either 50km/h or 60km/h. | Consultation Closes 5.00pm 6 May 2026 |
| Tiaki Wai water services | Let’s Talk | From 1 July 2026, Wellington’s water services will flow from a new regional organisation, Tiaki Wai. Tiaki Wai replaces Wellington Water Limited. It is co-owned by the five metropolitan councils (Wellington City, Hutt City, Upper Hutt City, Porirua City, and Greater Wellington) and governed together with mana whenua partners Ngāti Toa Rangatira and Taranaki Whānui ki Te Upoko o Te Ika. | Engagement closes 22 April |
| Dangerous and Insanitary Buildings Policy Review 2026 | The Dangerous and Insanitary Buildings Policy is a mandatory policy adopted by local councils under the Building Act 2004 to manage buildings that pose safety or health risks. Wellington City Council (the Council) proposes to review and update the policy in accordance with the Building Act 2004. The review will also aim to align the policy with best practice as provided for in the guidance by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) as the central regulator of the building system. | Engagement closes Midnight, 1 May 2026 |
| Mahere ā-tau Annual Plan 2026/27 | Let’s Talk | Our vision for the future, Poneke: the creative capital where people and nature thrive, is about creating a dynamic, sustainable and vibrant city. We need to put the building blocks in place to lay the foundations for this future. | Public engagement 10 April to 10 May |
| Tawa and Porirua Bus Service Review » Metlink | Metlink is reviewing bus routes in the Tawa and Porirua area to make your services more efficient and effective.We have listened to public feedback and are looking to make practical changes to the network by removing very low use services and enhancing services that focus on better coverage and connection. |
Johnsonville Community Association 