Harrier Point Park

Welcome to Harrier Point Park, located at 1 Boundary Road in Auckland, New Zealand. Our establishment is a point of interest where you can find a range of services and resources to assist with various aspects of property management, waste disposal, planning and development, and more.

For property owners, we offer convenient options to pay your property rates, make changes to your property rates, and receive your property rates bill by email. We also provide assistance with paying property rates and information on applying for financial assistance to heat your home. Additionally, our institution offers solicitors property rates services.

When it comes to waste management, we provide information on collection dates, what can be placed in your rubbish, recycling or food scraps bins, and how to report a missed collection or dumped rubbish. We also offer guidance on disposing of unwanted items and the option to book an inorganic collection.

For those involved in construction or renovation projects, we offer resources and building consents, inspections, information on pools and fencing, and guidance on planning zones. We also provide information on earthworks, stormwater systems, engineering approvals, and working on trees, among other topics.

In the event of extreme weather or natural disasters, we are here to help with the recovery process. Our institution provides information on the repair and regeneration of Auckland after such events.

If you are in need of licenses for health and beauty, hairdressers, market stalls, mobile trading, brothels, alcohol establishments, food businesses, funeral directors, campgrounds, home-based businesses, or rubbish and waste businesses, we can assist you with the application process.

Our institution also provides information on important plans and policies for Auckland, including the Auckland Plan, the Auckland Unitary Plan, the 10-year budget, annual budget, bylaws, policies, projects, and annual reports. We aim to keep you informed about the strategies and initiatives that shape the future of our city.

Environmental concerns are also addressed at Harrier Point Park. We provide information on air and water quality, stormwater management, biosecurity, coastal and geological hazards, sustainability, and State of Auckland reports.

To understand how Auckland Council operates, we offer information on local elections, finances, procurement, official information and privacy, council-controlled organizations, the executive lead team, and elected representatives.

For those interested in the arts and culture scene, we provide information on public art, galleries, theatres, artists in residence, heritage preservation, trails, and archives.

If you require property information, such as the CV or planning zone, we can assist you in obtaining a LIM, property file, or other relevant documents.

Our institution also offers services related to cemetery records, including locations, plot booking, and venue hire.

Pet owners can take advantage of our services to pay dog registration fees, adopt a dog, report dog problems, find designated dog walking areas, or obtain licenses for stock, poultry, or bees.

We value public input and encourage you to have your say on proposals or participate in meetings to help shape Auckland. We provide information on public notices, hearings, plan changes, notified resource consents, and the People's Panel.

For recreational activities, we offer information on parks, pools, leisure centers, libraries, walking and cycling tracks, wharves, and boat ramps. You can also book venues, sports fields, campsites, or swimming lessons through our institution.

Please note that local elections were recently held, and Wayne Brown has been elected as the new Mayor of Auckland. We will update this section with information about the new mayor and his policies once it becomes available.

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Lastly, we are committed to sustainability and offer a unique initiative where you can provide us with rukenga kai (food waste), and we will transform it into clean energy and liquid fertilizer.

We value your feedback and are particularly interested in hearing your thoughts on how Māori representation in Auckland Council could look in the future. Your input is essential in shaping our institution and the city as a whole.