QLDC
@qldc.govt.nz
Queenstown Lakes District Council is responsible for making decisions alongside and on behalf of the people living in this district, with a specific focus on community well-being and development, environmental health and safety, management of infrastructure infrastructure, facilitation of recreation and culture, and resource management.
QLDC's Company Logos
QLDC's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#50A712
Christi
80, 167, 18
95, 81, 36
52, 0, 89, 35
#73BEEF
Jordy Blue
115, 190, 239
204, 79, 69
52, 21, 0, 6
#00355F
Midnight Blue
0, 53, 95
207, 100, 19
100, 44, 0, 63
About QLDC
Queenstown Lakes District Council is a brand that offers a wide range of services to the community in the Queenstown Lakes District. Their services include rates and property management, building services, resource consents, environmental health, rubbish and recycling, transport and parking, alcohol licensing, animal control, airports, environment and sustainability, water services, and cemeteries. Under rates and property, they provide information on setting rates, payment options, property information search, and rates rebates.
Their building services offer building consents, application forms, and guidance for construction projects. Resource consents involve application forms, development contributions, and information on the District Plan. Environmental health covers areas like camping grounds, food safety guidelines, noise control, and rubbish and recycling.
Transport and parking services include public transport, parking regulations, winter road reports, and driving in New Zealand. Alcohol licensing services provide information on obtaining and renewing licences, while animal control offers dog registration, permits, and lost and found services. Queenstown Lakes District Council also manages airports, focuses on environmental sustainability, provides water services, and manages cemeteries.
With their extensive range of services, they strive to meet the needs of the community and ensure a high quality of life in the Queenstown Lakes District
