Shoreline Adaptation Plans: Whatipu to South Head
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Help us plan for the future of our shoreline
We are preparing shoreline adaptation plans across the region in partnership with mana whenua and local communities.
Shoreline adaptation plans:
- look at how we can adapt Auckland Council-owned land and assets to respond to coastal hazards and climate change over the next 100 years
- promote the preservation and restoration of the coastal environment for future generations.
What we want your feedback on
We want to know what you value about the Whatipu to South Head shoreline, and what you use it for.
This will help us to:
- identify areas of importance to the community
- understand community values and connections to the coast
- make suitable plans to help manage the changing shorelines.
Whatipu to South Head shoreline
The Whatipu to South Head shoreline includes (but is not limited to):
- Whatipu
- Karekare
- Piha
- Anawhata
- Te Henga (Bethells Beach)
- Raetahinga Point
- Muriwai
- Woodhill
- Waionui Inlet
- Mosquito Beach.
Map of Whatipu to South Head Shoreline Adaptation Plan area
How you can have your say
- Fill in our online feedback form from 6 November and tell us what you value about these areas.
- Attend one of our in-person events across Whatipu and South Head between 6 November and 2 April 2024 - dates and times TBC soon.
- Email us at shorelineadaptationplans@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz for more information.
You can also print the feedback form, fill it in and post to:
Shoreline Adaptation Plans
Freepost number 232621
Private Bag 92300
Victoria Street West
Auckland 1142
When you can have your say
You can have your say from 6 November 2023 until 2 April 2024.
What happens next
The SAP project team will review all feedback received and draft the Shoreline Adaptation Plan report.
Once the team finalises the report, it will go to the Waitākere Ranges Local Board (Whatipu) and the Rodney Local Board (South Head) for endorsement.
This will happen around mid-2024.
Find out more about the Shoreline Adaptation Programme
Read about the Shoreline Adaptation Programme.
Help us plan for the future of our shoreline
We are preparing shoreline adaptation plans across the region in partnership with mana whenua and local communities.
Shoreline adaptation plans:
- look at how we can adapt Auckland Council-owned land and assets to respond to coastal hazards and climate change over the next 100 years
- promote the preservation and restoration of the coastal environment for future generations.
What we want your feedback on
We want to know what you value about the Whatipu to South Head shoreline, and what you use it for.
This will help us to:
- identify areas of importance to the community
- understand community values and connections to the coast
- make suitable plans to help manage the changing shorelines.
Whatipu to South Head shoreline
The Whatipu to South Head shoreline includes (but is not limited to):
- Whatipu
- Karekare
- Piha
- Anawhata
- Te Henga (Bethells Beach)
- Raetahinga Point
- Muriwai
- Woodhill
- Waionui Inlet
- Mosquito Beach.
Map of Whatipu to South Head Shoreline Adaptation Plan area
How you can have your say
- Fill in our online feedback form from 6 November and tell us what you value about these areas.
- Attend one of our in-person events across Whatipu and South Head between 6 November and 2 April 2024 - dates and times TBC soon.
- Email us at shorelineadaptationplans@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz for more information.
You can also print the feedback form, fill it in and post to:
Shoreline Adaptation Plans
Freepost number 232621
Private Bag 92300
Victoria Street West
Auckland 1142
When you can have your say
You can have your say from 6 November 2023 until 2 April 2024.
What happens next
The SAP project team will review all feedback received and draft the Shoreline Adaptation Plan report.
Once the team finalises the report, it will go to the Waitākere Ranges Local Board (Whatipu) and the Rodney Local Board (South Head) for endorsement.
This will happen around mid-2024.
Find out more about the Shoreline Adaptation Programme
Read about the Shoreline Adaptation Programme.
Page last updated: 24 Nov 2023, 07:03 PM
