Strategies

Council strategies and plans
 

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Hastings Urban Development Strategy

This document outlines a strategy for low-density residential growth in Hastings.

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Business Investment Strategy

The business investment strategy acts as a focus for economic development marketing activity in respect of attracting new businesses to the district, and supporting and assisting the development and expansion of existing companies.

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Commercial Zone Review and Large Format Retail Strategy 2003-2023

This document investigates and discusses the provision of suitable areas for large-format retailing in Hastings.

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Hastings Coming Out to Play Strategy

Hastings District Council's has a play strategy called "Hastings Coming Out to Play", which looks at the Council’s role in providing opportunities for “play” in the Hastings District outdoor environment over the next 10 years.

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Heretaunga Plains Urban Development Strategy

The Heretaunga Plains Urban Development Strategy (HPUDS) is a combined effort by the Hastings District Council, Napier City Council and Hawke's Bay Regional Council to plan for urban growth in the years ahead.

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Marketing, Visitor and Events Strategy

This strategy outlines Hastings District Council's approach to marketing, visitors and event management.

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Supporting Social Wellbeing Strategic Framework 2010-2013

The primary goal of this Strategic Framework is to detail which areas of social wellbeing the Council will focus its resourcing on, in order to have the most impact.

The areas identified are based on a number of criteria which include the severity of any issues, opportunities available for Council to enhance its current input and to partner with central government and the community for greater effectiveness.

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Aquatic Facilities Strategy

This strategy focuses on four of the six aquatic facilities owned by Council, namely Waterworld, Havelock North Village Pool, Clive War Memorial Pool and Frimley Aquatic Centre.

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Coastal Strategy

There is approximately 75km of coastine in the Hastings District, with a diverse mix of natural and built features. The coastal environment of Hastings has significant cultural, recreation and heritage values and the interplay between this complex mix of resources and values requires careful and comprehensive planning.

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Industrial Strategy

The following tables outline the strategy direction for the rezoning of land for industrial purposes in the three areas identified for industrial growth.

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Reserves Strategy

The Hastings Reserve Strategy 2006 sets out the Hastings District Council's plans for acquiring and developing parks and reserves over the next 20 years.

The strategy raises minimum levels of service from 4 hectares of reserve space per 1000 people, to 10 hectares per 1000 people. The process of developing the strategy involved thorough consultation.

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Swimming Pool Strategy 2003

Private swimming and spa pools are a significant childhood water hazard. The fencing of these pools is the most effective way of preventing the drowning of children under the age of six years.

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