Lancelot Reserve

Welcome to Lancelot Reserve, a premier establishment located in Auckland, New Zealand. As a renowned park and point of interest, we offer a wide range of services and resources to cater to the needs of our community.

One of our main services is property rates assistance. Whether you need to pay your property rates, make changes to your property rates, or require help with payment, our dedicated team is here to assist you. Additionally, we provide the convenience of receiving your property rates bill via email and offer financial assistance for heating your home or updating your address. We also offer solicitors property rates services for your convenience.

At Lancelot Reserve, we prioritize environmental sustainability and waste management. We provide collection dates for rubbish, recycling, and food scraps bins, as well as the option to report missed collections or dumped rubbish. Furthermore, we offer guidance on the proper disposal of unwanted items and the opportunity to book an inorganic collection.

For those seeking information on building and resource consents, inspections, and renovation projects, our institution is the ideal resource. We also provide valuable information on planning zones, earthworks, stormwater systems, engineering approvals, and working on trees. In the unfortunate event of extreme weather or natural disasters, we are dedicated to the recovery and regeneration of Auckland, providing support and information.

Lancelot Reserve is also responsible for issuing licenses for a range of businesses, including health and beauty, hairdressers, markets, mobile trading, brothels, alcohol, food, funeral directors, campgrounds, home-based businesses, and rubbish and waste businesses.

Our institution is deeply involved in the planning and development of Auckland. We provide information on important documents such as the Auckland Plan, the Auckland Unitary Plan, the 10-year budget, annual budgets, bylaws, policies, projects, and annual reports. We are committed to ensuring the well-being of our community and regularly provide updates on air and water quality, stormwater management, biosecurity, coastal hazards, geological hazards, sustainability, and State of Auckland reports.

Understanding how Auckland Council operates is essential, and we offer comprehensive information on the council's structure, local elections, finances, procurement, official information and privacy, council-controlled organizations, the executive lead team, and elected representatives.

For those interested in art and culture, Lancelot Reserve promotes public art, galleries, and theaters. We support artists in residence programs and heritage preservation initiatives, and offer information on heritage trails and archives.

If you require property information, our institution provides access to CV or planning zones, as well as the option to order a LIM (Land Information Memorandum), property file, or other property-related documentation.

Lancelot Reserve also facilitates cemetery records, plot bookings, and venue hire for memorial services. Additionally, we offer services related to dog registration, adoption, reporting dog-related issues, and licenses for stock, poultry, or bees.

Your input is crucial in shaping the future of Auckland, and we encourage you to participate in our public consultations and meetings. Stay informed about public notices, hearings, plan changes, notified resource consents, and join the People's Panel to have your say.

Our institution is committed to providing recreational opportunities for the community. Discover our parks, pools, leisure centers, libraries, walking and cycling tracks, wharves, and boat ramps. Book venues, sports fields, campsites, or swimming lessons to make the most of what Auckland has to offer.

We are excited to announce that local elections have recently taken place, resulting in the election of our new mayor, Wayne Brown. Stay tuned for updates on Mayor Brown's policies and initiatives as we gather more information.

Lancelot Reserve is actively involved in community initiatives. We are dedicated to rebuilding impacted communities and promoting clean energy and sustainability. We encourage you to contribute your rukenga kai, which we will transform into clean energy and liquid fertilizers.

Lastly, we value your feedback on how Māori representation in Auckland Council could evolve in the future. Your insights are essential in ensuring an inclusive and representative governance structure.

Thank you for visiting Lancelot Reserve, where we are committed to serving the community and providing valuable resources and services for all.