The first generation of the Operative District Plan. This data was used to create PDF maps, which were the authoritative version.
Designed to be used in the Finding the best site exemplar exercise for the NCEA Geography Standard 91247
Building Act Hazards and Potentially Contaminated Sites/LPG Cylinders across the Queenstown Lakes District
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RAMM to ARC sync of carr_way table, themed by Asset Owner.Relevant layers - Polyline.The RAMM Carriageway table is Queenstown Lakes District Council’s primary repository for all locational, dimensional, organisational and summary statistical information for each road section.It is used to segment RAMM reporting, provide insights into road management, and support asset management informed decision making. Most data including traffic counts and condition data is reported and summarised at the Carriageway level.
One-metre contours derived from LiDAR captured in 2021. Vertical datum: NZVD16Full metadata of the LiDAR capture available from QLDC's GIS team.
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RAMM to ARC sync of Traffic and Parking table themed by Restriction Type.Relevant layers - Polyline.The RAMM Traffic and Parking table hold the parking restrictions and locations in the Queenstown-Lakes District.Last reviewed: 2023-02-02
The first generation of the Operative District Plan. This data was used to create PDF maps, which were the authoritative version.
Boundaries and attributes of the Watersupply, Wastewater, and Stormwater schemes in the Queenstown-Lakes District
Location and ADTs of traffic counts (latest only) within Queenstown-Lakes District.85th percentile and mean speed in notes field where available.
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RAMM_Traffic_and_Parking_MST_Polyline
Return period of flood events in the Queenstown Lakes District (50, 75, 100, 150 years) for Glenorchy, Kawarau Bridge, Kelvin Peninsula, Kingston, Queenstown Bay, Frankton Arm, and Roys Bay - Sept 2006
Data for Operational and Maintenance purposes only. Site Names do not reflect gazetted Reserve names, simply just to identify areas for maintenance reporting. Spatial accuracy for all asset types and administrative layers range from poor to excellent, and capture methodology varies.
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RAMM_Traffic_and_Parking_MST_Point
Collection of other land hazards across the Queenstown Lakes District, including avalanche areas, debris flow and rockfall risk, erosion areas, landslide areas, and faults.
Resource Consents in the Queenstown Lakes District represented by points at the centre of the associated property.This dataset is updated daily to incorporate changes in QLDC's ERP, Technology One.
Collection of other land hazards across the Queenstown Lakes District, including avalanche areas, debris flow and rockfall risk, erosion areas, landslide areas, and faults.
This service replaces the previous 'Three Waters' service, which held the same data but with a slightly different layer structure. This service removes the separation of 'Abandoned' assets into their own layers and instead keeps asset classes together, with symbols differentiating their status where necessary. Removal of this separation was done primarily to enable offline/sync capabilities.
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RAMM_Traffic_and_Parking_MST_Polygon
Building Act Hazards and Potentially Contaminated Sites/LPG Cylinders across the Queenstown Lakes District
This service replaces the previous 'Three Waters' service, which held the same data but with a slightly different layer structure. This service removes the separation of 'Abandoned' assets into their own layers and instead keeps asset classes together, with symbols differentiating their status where necessary. Removal of this separation was done primarily to enable offline/sync capabilities.
The first generation of the Operative District Plan. This data was used to create PDF maps, which were the authoritative version.