Projects and open consultations

We are proposing changes to our user fees and charges and want to know what you think.

We need your help to create a plan for this much-loved area that will set the direction for the next 30 years.

We are working on a plan to make the area between 17th Avenue and Cheyne Road, Pyes Pā safer, more attractive, and provide more ways for people to move.

To create an accessible city centre we need to prioritise frequent, reliable public transport services through the area, supported by high-quality stops close to main destinations.

To make the Bureta Road/Vale Street intersection safer for everyone, we’ve designed an upgrade plan to improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers.

As Tauranga continues to grow, we need to make sure that our city develops to meet the needs of young people and that their ideas and opinions are heard.

We’re building a community centre to create a safe, welcoming and flexible space for the communities of Gate Pā.

The Pyes Pa walkway will provide recreational walking and cycling opportunities in the area and improve connections through the suburbs with a safer and more accessible route.

The Ōmanawa Falls reserve is owned by Tauranga City Council and is closed to the public for safety reasons. We are working with Ngāti Hangarau and Tourism Bay of Plenty to create safe access to Ōmanawa Falls.

We live in a wonderful part of New Zealand and in Welcome Bay there are many great parks and reserves enjoyed by the community.

A project to redevelop the land where the Battle of Te Ranga took place will bring new additions such as a tomokanga (gateway) entrance and walkways to the site.

We’re currently looking at how we can best create a network of highly accessible and inclusive public spaces.

Check out what’s happening with these reserves and open spaces based on community feedback.

The Waiāri Water Supply Scheme is designed to help meet the future water supply needs of Tauranga and the wider Western Bay of Plenty.

We’re preparing to upgrade the eastern end of Elizabeth Street and the walkway down the hill to The Strand.

We’re developing our first Climate Plan which will clearly set out the steps we need to take together to prepare for the opportunities and challenges presented by climate change.

The proposed coastal pathway will connect Memorial Park and the city centre, and strengthen the connection of the community with Te Awanui Tauranga Harbour.

We’re upgrading the Dive Crescent car park as part of our plans to revitalise the city centre and transform the waterfront in this area.

Get on board! Tell us why and where you skate and what makes a good skate park.

Over the next 15 years, we’re improving and expanding Tauranga’s community centre network with much-needed facility upgrades and new community centres in some areas.