Industrial Land Use Study
Industrial Land Use Study
Queenstown Lakes District Council and Central Otago District Council are working together on a sub-regional Industrial Land Study to better understand the amount, type and location of industrial land needed across the Queenstown Lakes and Central Otago subregion over the next 30 years.
Industrial land supports a wide range of business activity, including construction, trade services, freight and logistics, manufacturing, processing, storage, rural industry, infrastructure and service activities. The Study will help councils plan for future industrial land needs, support business and employment growth, and inform future planning, infrastructure and implementation decisions.
Why are we seeking input?
We are seeking practical input from businesses, landowners, developers, infrastructure providers, industry representatives and other organisations with an interest in industrial land across the subregion. Your insights will help ground-truth the evidence base and identify current and future industrial land requirements, infrastructure and access constraints, location drivers, resilience considerations and emerging trends.
Input gathered through this process will inform the Study’s evidence report, industry engagement summary, spatial options assessment and implementation plan.
Take part in our survey
We're inviting interested businesses and organisations to take part in our online survey below.
How will the information be used?
Your feedback will be reviewed and summarised to identify key themes, issues and opportunities for industrial land planning across the subregion. Engagement findings will be reported in an anonymised form. Individual participants and commercially sensitive information will not be attributed without permission.
For more information about the Industrial Land Study, please contact Liz Simpson, Senior Strategic Planner - Future Development, liz.simpson@qldc.govt.nz or Catriona Lamont, Spatial Plan Project Manager, catriona.lamont@qldc.govt.nz