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Our Vision & Mission
Tō Tātou Matawhānui
The Queenstown Lakes District Council has the important job of making decisions alongside and on behalf of the people living in the district.
Our Mission
CAN DO COUNCIL | MAHI KAHA
Our Ten Year Plan Community Vision
VIBRANT COMMUNITIES | TE ORAKA HAPORI
ENDURING LANDSCAPES | TOITU TE WHENUA
BOLD LEADERSHIP | TE AMORAKI
Vision Beyond 2050
In August 2018, Mayor Boult convened a small and diverse group of thinkers to reflect the many voices in the district and key concepts, including tākata whenua, the rich heritage of the area, today's diverse communities, and the business and tourism perspectives. This progressed to a group of approximately 50 people in a bigger workshop environment including perspectives from disabled people, voices from both you and the elderly, iwi, farming, community support and development services, ethnic minorities, and representation from Central Government.
Further community engagement delivered the resulting community vision - titled 'A Unique Place. An Inspiring Future | He Wāhi Tūhāhā. He Āmua Whakaohooho'. In March 2019, the Council unanimously agreed to commit to the vision as a guiding document to inform future decision making and planning.
Our Values and Culture
HELPFUL | MANAAKI
RESPONSIVE | RATA
RESPECTFUL|WHAKAUTE
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