Far North District Council

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Far North District Council is the local government authority responsible for administering the Far North District at the northern end of New Zealand’s North Island.

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Far North District Council canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf local government authority
territorial authority
administers northernmost part of New Zealand mainland
country New Zealand
establishedUnder Local Government Act 2002
governingBody Far North District Council self-link
governs Far North District
governsTown Kaikohe
Kaitaia
Kawakawa
Kerikeri
Paihia
Rawene
Russell
hasChiefExecutiveTitle Chief Executive
hasCouncilChambersLocation Kaikohe
hasGoverningBodyType unicameral council
hasMayor Moko Tepania
hasMayorTitle Mayor of Far North
hasNumberOfCouncillors 10
hasOfficialWebsite https://www.fndc.govt.nz/
hasRegionCode NZ-011
hasType district council
jurisdiction Far North District
language English
Māori
locatedIn New Zealand
North Island
Northland Region
oversees Bay of Islands
surface form: Bay of Islands area

Cape Reinga area
partOf system of territorial authorities in New Zealand
predecessor Bay of Islands County Council
Hokianga County Council
Kaikohe Borough Council
Mangonui County Council
region Far North
responsibleFor building consents
community facilities
district planning
environmental health regulation
local bylaws
local roads
parks and reserves
stormwater management
wastewater services
water supply
seat Kaikohe
usesVotingSystem single transferable vote

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Waitangi, Bay of Islands governedBy Far North District Council
Paihia governingBody Far North District Council
Russell, New Zealand governingBody Far North District Council
Far North District Council governingBody Far North District Council self-link
Northland Regional Council collaboratesWith Far North District Council