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Wai āwhā Stormwater infrastructure
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How we manage stormwater
We manage stormwater as it flows through public and private pipes, drains, streams and channels to reduce flooding and prevent the pollution of our waters.
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Who maintains watercourses
Manage your stream by adding plants and rocks to slow down the flow of water and reduce erosion. Keep the stream free of rubbish and chemicals.
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Your responsibilities as owner of a private watercourse
As an owner of a watercourse, you have the responsibility that it is clear and unblocked, and all works done complies with the Stormwater Bylaw
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What you should keep out of the stormwater drain
Help keep our waterways clean through simple daily practices. Avoid putting chemicals, rubbish and contaminants into stormwater drains.
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Stormwater forms and guides
Find tips on how to take care of your stream and how to manage overland flow. Get application forms and best practice guides.
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Discharging stormwater to a watercourse
Stormwater discharges to a watercourse must comply with bylaws, legislation and consent requirements.
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Who maintains stormwater pipes and drains
Property owners are responsible for maintaining their stormwater pipes, drains and gutters. Auckland Council maintains public stormwater assets.
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How to stop paint polluting our waterways
A guide for how to stop polluting our waterways and stormwater system.
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Accessing private property to maintain and build stormwater assets
Learn about when we can access your property and how to respond to a 'Property Access Notice'.