Holiday alert! Kerbside collections scheduled for Good Friday will be a day later than normal (even recyclers need a holiday!). The Queenstown and Wānaka Transfer Stations will be closed on Good Friday 18 April. The public recycling drop off on Glenda Drive will be closed on Good Friday 18 April. Find out more information on our Rubbish & Recycling Collection webpage.

QLDC's Full Council Meeting is NOW LIVE on our YouTube channel. A recording will remain available after the livestream concludes.

Archived Agendas & Minutes

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From the end of June 2024 onwards all dates and times, venues, and agenda materials can be found on our interactive calendar for Council meetings, workshops and hearings.

On this page, you can find all historic agendas and confirmed minutes for meetings of the Full Council, Wānaka-Upper Clutha Community Board, and all committees and subcommittees dating from June 2024 back to 2016. If you're looking for any older records, please contact us to request these.

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Inactive Subcommittees


Transparency notice

Queenstown Lakes District Council is committed transparent and accountable decision-making, so where possible meetings are conducted in public which means anyone is able to attend, participate and understand why and how decisions are made by the elected members. In some cases, there may be reasons to exclude the public from meetings or part of a meeting. Excluding the public must align with the reasons (or grounds) as described by sections 6 and 7 of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987.

If you have any concerns or questions about access to meetings and decision-making you can contact:
governance@qldc.govt.nz

If you wish to raise a complaint about Council decision-making processes and the public’s access to meetings and matters under consideration, these can be directed to the Office of the Ombudsman which is responsible for looking into complaints relating to LGOIMA.

Find out more about the Ombudsman here: https://www.ombudsman.parliament.nz/