Thriving together
Mō te taiao, mō ngā tāngata
Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council is responsible for making sure the local environment is managed sustainably, so people and the environment can thrive.
Annual Plan 2026/27 and Long Term Plan Amendment consultation
Every three years, Bay of Plenty Regional Council reviews its Long Term Plan (LTP), the roadmap that sets our direction, the work we’ll deliver over the next decade, and how it will be funded.
Because things can change quickly, for years two and three of this cycle we also prepare Annual Plans to update our priorities and budgets.
This year is a bit different. Normally we’d only be consulting on our Annual Plan, but because we’re also proposing significant changes to how we manage our investments, we need to amend the current Long Term Plan at the same time as we’re consulting on the Annual Plan for 2026/27.
Latest news
Pāpāmoa Hills Cultural Heritage Regional Park closed
Pāpāmoa Hills Cultural Heritage Regional Park remains closed until further notice due to to significant damage caused by the January severe weather event, which impacted tracks and park infrastructure. For more information visit the park page.
Exclusion Zone in place around Mauao
Due to the risk of landslip and the associated maritime safety risks around Mauao/Mount Maunganui, a 30 metre exclusion zone has been put in place by the Bay of Plenty Regional Harbourmaster.
