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Alcohol Licensing
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Summerdaze
A collection of events happening district-wide over the summer months.
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Recreation
Recreation
Kā mahi a te rēhia
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Camping this summer?
We have new rules on freedom camping. Make sure you know before you go!
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Council Projects
- Project Tohu
- Queenstown Town Centre Arterial
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- Blue-Green Network Plan
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- Aubrey Road Wastewater Pipe Upgrades
- Luggate Water Upgrades
- Kingston Infrastructure Works
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- Way To Go
- Our Water Done Well
- Upper Clutha Wastewater Conveyance Scheme
- Shotover Wastewater Treatment Plant Stage 3 upgrades
- Short term approach for managing wastewater discharge
- Long term solution for Shotover Wastewater Treatment Plant
- Smart Water Meters Trial
- Environmental Monitoring System
- Lakeview Development
- Mount Iron Reserve Management Plan
- Project Manawa
- Wānaka Airport Certification
- Wānaka Airport Future Review
- Improving housing outcomes
- Queenstown Lakes Home Strategy
- Upgraded Two Mile UV Treatment Plant
- Frankton Road Watermain Upgrades
- Glenorchy Water Treatment Upgrades
- Upper Clutha Safety Improvements Programme
- Cardrona Valley Water Supply Scheme
- Schools to pool active travel route
- All-weather turf at Queenstown Events Centre
- Arthurs Point to Queenstown shared path
- Ballantyne Road Upgrade
- Cardrona Valley Wastewater Upgrade
- Glenorchy Reservoirs
- Frankton Campground
- Frankton Stormwater Upgrade
- Marine Parade Upgrades
- Mayoral Housing Affordability Taskforce
- Shotover Country Borefield and Treatment Plant
- Proposed Visitor Levy
- Ladies Mile Masterplan
- Recreation Ground Wastewater Pump Station and Rising Main
- Luggate Memorial Centre
- Te Kararo Queenstown Gardens
- Western Wānaka Water Supply Upgrade
- Shotover Bridge Water and Wastewater Main
- Te Tapuae Southern Corridor
- Glenorchy Marina Carpark
- Wānaka Lakefront Development Plan
- Travel Demand Management Programme
- Peninsula Bay Reserve Regeneration
- Merton Park Playground
- Tucker Beach closed landfill rehabilitation
- QEC Indoor Court Expansion
- 101 Ballantyne Road Remediation
- Energy upgrades at Aquatic facilities
- Reconsenting Lake Hayes water take
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District Plan
- Operative District Plan
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- Urban Intensification Variation
- Te Pūtahi Ladies Mile Variation
- Private Plan Change 1 - The Hills Resort Zone
- Upper Clutha Landscape Schedules Variation
- Priority Area Landscape Schedules
- Special Zones Review
- District Plan Maps
- A Guide to Plan Changes
- Planning Matters - Planning & Development Newsletter
Fee Schedule
Hōtaka Utu
The Food Act 2014 enables Council to establish fees to recover the direct and indirect costs of registration, verification, compliance, and monitoring activities for Environmental Health services. The following charges are applicable to all food businesses that are required to be registered in our district, starting from 1 July 2024.
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Registration and Renewal Fees
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Food Control Plan - Annual registration |
$300 |
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National Programme (1-3) - Every two years |
$300 |
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Multi-site |
$300 |
Food Business Levy
Central government introduced the Food Business Levy in 2024.
The levy is an annual charge that comes into effect on 1 July 2025. It applies to all food businesses.
As your registration authority, we will:
- collect the levy on behalf of the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI)
- transfer the levy directly to MPI.
If you do not pay the levy on time, we will forward your debt to the MPI. The MPI may also apply penalties including interest charges.
How we will charge the Food Business Levy
We will include the levy when you register a new food business,
Initial registration will include:
- the council's registration fee
- the annual Food Business Levy
- the $12.65 Food Business Levy collection fee.
Annual Levy Fee
The annual levy fee will be invoiced each year and will include the
- the annual Food Business Levy
- the $12.65 Food Business Levy collection fee.
If you run a food business with multi-site registration, the way we apply the levy will depend on the type of registration.
Food Business Levy Fees
The levy will be phased over three years.
| Year | Fee (incl. GST) |
| 1 July 2025 - 30 June 2026 | $66.13 |
| 1 July - 30 June 2027 | $99.19 |
| 1 July 2027 | $132.25 |
Plus a $12.65 Food Levy Collection Fee.
Food Operator Verification Fees
These fees include preparation, travel, onsite auditing, reporting, and administration time. If the activity exceeds the limitation hours set below, there will be an extra charge applied.
Verification fees
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Food Control Plan |
$895 (limitation 6 hours) |
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National Programme 1 |
$745 (limitation 5 hours) |
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National Programme 2 and 3 |
$745 (limitation 5 hours) |
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Multi-site – Food Control Plan |
Single site + hourly rate for additional sites |
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Multi-site – National Programme |
Single site + hourly rate for additional sites |
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Hourly rate – including for Food Safety Officer work, cancellation or failure to attend verifications, monitoring activities and any additional work |
$150 |
Food Act 2014 Hourly Rate Including Enforcement
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Food Act 2014 Hourly Rate Including Enforcement |
Hourly rate of $150 |
Environmental Health Rate Including Enforcement
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Environmental Health Rate Including Enforcement |
Hourly rate of $150 |
Health Act - Environmental Health Fee Schedule
Camping Ground
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New |
$410.00 |
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Transfer |
$75.00 |
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Renewal |
$410.00 |
Funeral Directors
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$310.00 |
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Transfer |
$75.00 |
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Renewal |
$310.00 |
Offensive Trades
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$310.00 |
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Transfer |
$75.00 |
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Renewal |
$310.00 |
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