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General information on eight community wastewater disposal schemes in Marton, Taihape, Bulls, Koitiata, Mangaweka, Hunterville, Ratana, and Dudding's Lake.

If you are interested in relocating a building, you will need to provide us with documentation listed on this page

Travel around Rangitīkei by walking, cycling, driving or taking public transport. Discover driver training options and bus service timetables too.

Responses to official information requests.

Local Water Done Well Q&As

The new Mangaweka bridge was officially opened on 20 May 2022.

The Marton Water Supply Strategy is a commitment Council has made in the 2021-2031 Long Term Plan to fund improved drinking water for Marton.

Documents submitted to other organisations.

Rangitikei District Council in combination with private reticulation supplies water to the residents of the district via six urban and four rural schemes.

Alcohol Licensing Forms and Guides

Information about the plans required for construction

Civil Defence is all about people helping people. It is all of us working together to take care of our community's needs in an emergency event.

Making it Easy to build Granny Flats (Small Stand-alone Dwelling)

A comprehensive list of grant and funding opportunities available to you. Our free service means you will never miss a grant opportunity again.

Information about alcohol licensing

Responses to official information requests.

Find information on all aspects of building - from fencing to tiny houses, wastewater, sheds, dams, heating sources, stormwater drainage, and relocating a building.

We are committed to keeping our communities informed and we will share with you what we know when this has been released by Central Government. In the meantime, please check our Three Waters Reform pages.

The aim of this project is to improve the current Marton and Bulls wastewater network. We want to provide the community with a more efficient, effective, and reliable network from start to finish (collection, treatment, and disposal). We also want it to be culturally respectful and environmentally responsible.

Information on building consents and applying for a Property Information Memorandum (PIM) Report.

As noted in the attached article, Rangitīkei District Council (RDC) has applied to the Department of Conservation for a 26zm3 Conservation Act approval to potentially release grass carp (aka white amur) into Lake Dudding as part of an OVERALL MANAGEMENT PLAN that seeks to address the issues of nu

Information, news and progress updates on the Taihape Town Hall.

Rangitīkei District Council Stock Droving and Grazing Bylaw 2013

This privacy statement covers our collection, use, and disclosure of your personal information. It has been prepared in accordance with our obligations and your rights, as set out in the Privacy Act 2020.