Long-term Plan

Horizons produces a new operational plan, known as a Long-term Plan (LTP), every three years. The LTP sets out the Council's strategy, programmes and budgets in detail for the coming three years, and in broad outline for a further seven years (10 years in total).
 

Long-term Plan amendment

Long-term Plan 2024-34 Mahere Roa | 2024-34 Long-term Plan

During the 2024-34 LTP process, we also presented Horizons’ Infrastructure Strategy. The strategy identifies the significant infrastructure issues we face for the next 30 years for river management, flood protection and drainage infrastructure. The strategy assesses potential options for managing these issues and identifies the preferred approach. The Infrastructure Strategy links with the Financial Strategy and other aspects of the LTP to demonstrate the implications, including financial implications, of the preferred responses to River Management and Flood Protection Activity. This includes the changes to operational activity, asset management processes and the capital programme, with new performance targets and changes to budgets.

The Infrastructure Strategy is contained in the full LTP, but we've also extracted it and have it available below for easy access. We have not changed the page numbers between the full LTP and the extracted Infrastructure Strategy, which is why the extracted copy starts at page 27.

The consultation period for the 2024-34 LTP took place Friday 22 March to Monday 22 April. Throughout that period, the 2024-34 Horizons Long-term Plan Consultation Document was made available for public feedback and review.

During the consultation period, we encouraged you as our community to have your say on the areas of business we have asked for feedback on, along with any other areas of business you wish to comment on.

If you want to see the submissions people made, click here and scroll down. You'll then see a library of submissions split into batches of 30 either on the right (if on desktop) or near the bottom (on mobile devices).

Previous LTPs