Public feedback now open

We're now taking public feedback on a draft Structure Plan for Te Tapuae Southern Corridor, which sets out a strategic blueprint for how this priority development area can grow well so it can remain a highly desirable area where people can live, work, play, and visit.

Before sharing your thoughts, please carefully read the below documents:

Draft Te Tapuae Southern Corridor Structure Plan (we recommend those viewing the plan on mobile use this version)
Our overarching draft Structure Plan, with all the detail, data, and deliverables. Scroll through information presented alongside maps that show different services and infrastructure in the area.

Summary – Draft Te Tapuae Southern Corridor Structure Plan
Short on time? Our summary of the draft Structure Plan covers off some of the key challenges affecting the area, how we proposing to address them, and what happens next.

Plan on a Page - Draft Te Tapuae Southern Corridor Structure Plan
Only got five minutes to spare? This one pager is a rapid read through the basic things we’re proposing to deliver as part of the plan. You’ll know what we’re doing, but you may not know why!

Get involved today and help plan for tomorrow

Once you've checked out the draft Structure Plan, we would like to know your thoughts on whether we’ve identified what’s needed to ensure the area grows well for a thriving, well-connected community capable of delivering thousands of homes over the long term.

What have we got right? What are we missing? Is there something we need to consider to ensure Te Tapuae Southern Corridor continues to be a great place to live?

Feedback can be shared in any of the following ways:

• Online: Using the feedback form available here.
• By email: Sent to letstalk@qldc.govt.nz, subject line: TTSC

A summary of the draft Structure Plan is available at no cost from Council’s office at 10 Gorge Road, Queenstown.

Feedback must be received digitally or in writing by Sunday 20 July 2025.

Want to talk to someone about the plan?

Don't forget, we’re hosting two community drop-in sessions to share more information about what’s being proposed, answer any questions you may have, and take your feedback if you’d prefer to share it in person.

Drop-in at any time to either of the below sessions:

Tuesday 24 June
2.00pm – 4.00pm
Te Kura Whakatipu o Kawarau

Wednesday 25 June
6.00pm – 8.00pm
Jack’s Point Golf Course Clubhouse

All are welcome! See you there!