Description: This dataset contains the location of all 'clean water' pipes throughout the Parks, Reserves, maintained by Parks, Sport and Recreation Business Unit, Wellington City Council. The development of this dataset was undertaken to allow waterassets be spatially represented for use in Asset Management, and to assist in day to day maintenance of Wellington City Council's green spaces. Status of data: Ongoing
Copyright Text: PSR Assets and Projects GIS team
Wellington City Council
Email: psrgisassetteam@wcc.govt.nz
Phone: 021 227 8035
Description: This dataset contains the location of all sewer lines throughout the Parks, Reserves, maintained by Parks, Sport and Recreation Business Unit, Wellington City Council. The development of this dataset was undertaken to allow sewer assets be spatially represented for use in Asset Management, and to assist in day to day maintenance of Wellington City Council's green spaces. Status of data: Ongoing
Copyright Text: PSR Assets and Projects GIS team
Wellington City Council
Email: psrgisassetteam@wcc.govt.nz
Phone: 021 227 8035
Description: TYPE (of track)Definition/reasonAccesswayRoading through pathShared UseShared with other types of users, pedestrians, bikes, cars, horses including 4WDMountain Bike TrackUsed for mountain biking and will have mountain bike classification/grade appliedRoad SectionSection of track network on street/road/footpath network, usually connecting major walkways e.g. Northern WalkwayWalking TrackUsed for walking and will have walking track classification appliedMaintain (LOS)Definition/reasonCommunity GroupNeeds to be defined in the LOS document e.g. track clearance, surface work etc depends on group and MOUNot MaintainedTracks not maintained by WCC (PSR)Not WCCPrivate tracks – not maintained by WCC (PSR)PrimaryRefer to Levels of Service for Parks and Open Spaces.doc (http://wccecm/otcs/llisapi.dll?func=ll&objaction=overview&objid=5068964)SecondaryRefer to Levels of Service for Parks and Open Spaces.doc (http://wccecm/otcs/llisapi.dll?func=ll&objaction=overview&objid=5068964)ReactiveRefer to Levels of Service for Parks and Open Spaces.doc (http://wccecm/otcs/llisapi.dll?func=ll&objaction=overview&objid=5068964)RoadingMaintained by Roading – refer to Roading for the LOS MaintainBy (i.e. tracks maintained by – team)Definition/reasonBotanic GardensApplies to tracks within the Wellington Botanic Gardens Community GroupApplies to tracks maintained by Community GroupsHorticultural TeamApplies to tracks which fall within a horticultural area – only one currently Massey Memorial done under contract to Ministry of Culture and HeritageMowing TeamApplies to tracks which fall within an open grass area which is a mowing site e.g. Maupuia WalkwayNot MaintainedTracks not maintained by WCC (PSR) – possibly as decisions to rationalise track network and close sections of trackOtariApplies to tracks within OtariPrivateApplies to tracks which are on private land with no agreement to maintain as part of track network, possibly created and maintained privatelyRoadingApplies to tracks on street/road/footpath network and maintained by roadingTracks Maintenance TeamApplies to tracks maintained by the PSR Tracks Maintenance TeamTracks Maintenance Team/Community GroupApplies to tracks maintained jointly by the PSR Tracks Maintenance Team and Community Group e.g. Makara PeakTracks Maintenance Team/RoadingApplies to tracks maintained jointly by the PSR Tracks Maintenance Team and Roading e.g. XXXWCC Tractor TeamApplies to tracks maintained by WCC Tractor Team e.g. undertaking flail on 4WD /road sectionsWCC Tractor Team/Community GroupApplies to tracks maintained by WCC Tractor Team e.g. undertaking flail on 4WD /road sections And Community Group input to maintenance Walking Track ClassificationDefinition/reasonPathWell formed, easy walking, suitable for all ages and most fitness levels. Access on durable surface (concrete, chip seal, asphalt, compacted gravel etc)Short WalkShort Walks shall be well formed and provide for up to one hour’s easy walking suitable for most ages and fitness levelsWalking TrackWalking Tracks cater for those who want an extended walk that takes from a few minutes to one full-day return. These tracks are usually reasonably easy day trips and are required to be of a standard to enable use by relatively inexperienced visitors with a low level of backcountry skill and wanting a low level of riskTramping TrackTramping Tracks generally follow the lie of the land and are commonly not formed and cater for including trampers, hunters etc. A few may be suitable for mountain-bikers as well as pedestriansRouteRoutes are generally unformed and lightly cut and cater for experienced backcountry users who have navigation and river-crossing skillsReferenced from NZ Standard (SNZ HB 8630:2004) - http://hutsandtracks.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/SNZ-Tracks-and-Outdoor-Visitor-Structures-Handbook.pdfMountain Bike Track ClassificationDefinition/reasonBeginnerAlso known as Grade 1 - Fairly flat, wide, smooth track or gravel roadEasyAlso known as Grade 2 - Mostly flat with some gentle climbs on smooth track with easily avoidable obstacles such as rocks and potholes.IntermediateAlso known as Grade 3 - Steep slopes and/or avoidable obstacles possibly on narrow track and/or with poor traction. There may be exposure at the track’s outside edge.AdvancedAlso known as Grade 4 - A mixture of long, steep climbs, narrow track, poor traction and obstacles that are difficult to avoid or jump over. Generally exposed at the track’s outside edge. Most riders will find some sections easier to walk.ExpertAlso known as Grade 5 - Technically challenging. Giant climbs, narrow track and numerous hazards including dangerous drop-offs, sharp corners and difficult obstacles. Expect walking and possibly bike carrying.ExtremeAlso known as Grade 6 - Downhill/free ride specific tracks. Extremely steep sections with large drop-offs and other unavoidable obstacles. May include man made structures and jumps.Referenced from the Kennet Brothers Grading System adopted by DOC and WCC - http://www.doc.govt.nz/parks-and-recreation/things-to-do/mountain-biking/track-grades/Mountain Bike Track TypeDefinition/reason4WD – Shared UseWide 4WD or gravel vehicle track - usually shared with service vehiclesSingle Track - Bike PrioritySingle track or singletrack is a narrow mountain biking trail that is approximately the width of the bike. Bikes have priority over other users.Single Track - Shared UseSingle track or singletrack is a narrow shared use/mountain biking trail that is approximately the width of the bike.DownhillUsually a steep, rough single track terrain that often features jumps, drops, rock gardens and other obstacles.N/AN/A – Track is not used as a mountain bike trackMountain Bike Track DirectionDefinition/reasonUphillUphill mountain bike track directionDownhillDownhill mountain bike track directionTwo WayTwo way mountain bike track directionN/AN/AVehicle AccessibleDefinition/reasonYesTrack accessible by vehicleNoTrack not accessible by vehicleDefinition/reasonUphill mountain bike track directionDownhill mountain bike track directionTwo way mountain bike track directionN/ADefinition/reasonTrack accessible by vehicleTrack not accessible by vehicleElectric Bike PermittedDefinition/reasonYesElectric bike access to track permittedNoElectric bike access to track not permitted4WD AccessibleDefinition/reasonYesOnly 4WD vehicle accessibleNoNot 4WD vehicle accessibleWalking OnlyDefinition/reasonYesClosed to mountain biking and cyclists.NoOpen to closed to mountain biking and cyclists – Shared Use (NB may not be suitable for biking)Other field which is NOT a DOMAIN – but is free text:Mountain Bike Track StyleDefinition/reasonBeginner Loop TrackFree text field which can be used to define the ‘Style’ of mountain bike riding on that track section includes a few common terms as listed under style currently. This can be added to as required as it is not a domain field.DownhillDownhill/TechyDownhill/X-CountryFlowFlow – Kids/BeginnerFlow/SkillsKids/BeginnerSteep ClimbTechyTechy/X-CountryX-CountryX-Country/Flow
Copyright Text: PSR GIS Team - data, PSR Operational Projects Team/Tracks Manager - attributes.
Description: This dataset contains sculptures in areas owned/maintained by Parks, Sport and Recreation Business Unit, Wellington City Council. The development of this dataset was undertaken to allow sculptures to be spatially represented for Asset Management use. Status of data: ongoing
Copyright Text: PSR Assets and Projects GIS team
Wellington City Council
Email: psrgisassetteam@wcc.govt.nz
Phone: 021 227 8035
Description: This dataset contains the location of all irrigation lines throughout the Parks, Reserves and sportsfields maintained by the Parks, Sport and Recreation Business Unit, Wellington City Council. The development of this dataset was undertaken to allow irrigation assets be spatially represented for use in Asset Management, and to assist in day to day maintenance of Wellington City Council's green spaces. Status of data: Ongoing
Copyright Text: PSR Assets and Projects GIS team
Wellington City Council
Email: psrgisassetteam@wcc.govt.nz
Phone: 021 227 8035
Description: This dataset contains the location of all gas lines throughout the Parks, Reserves, maintained by Parks, Sport and Recreation Business Unit, Wellington City Council. The development of this dataset was undertaken to allow gas line assets be spatially represented for use in Asset Management, and to assist in day to day maintenance of Wellington City Council's green spaces. Status of data: Ongoing
Copyright Text: PSR Assets and Projects GIS team
Wellington City Council
Email: psrgisassetteam@wcc.govt.nz
Phone: 021 227 8035
Description: This dataset contains the location of all Electrical Cables throughout the Parks, Reserves and Sportsfields, maintained by Parks, Sport and Recreation Business Unit, Wellington City Council. The development of this dataset was undertaken to allow Electricalassets be spatially represented for use in Asset Management, and to assist in day to day maintenance of Wellington City Council's green spaces. Status of data: Ongoing
Copyright Text: PSR Assets and Projects GIS team
Wellington City Council
Email: psrgisassetteam@wcc.govt.nz
Phone: 021 227 8035
Description: This dataset contains Artwork structures owned/maintained by Parks, Sport and Recreation Business Unit, Wellington City Council. The development of this dataset was undertaken to allow Artwork structures to be spatially represented for Asset Management use. Status of data: ongoing
Copyright Text: PSR Assets and Projects GIS team
Wellington City Council
Email: psrgisassetteam@wcc.govt.nz
Phone: 021 227 8035
Description: This dataset contains BBQs owned/maintained by Parks, Sport and Recreation Business Unit, Wellington City Council. The development of this dataset was undertaken to allow BBQs to be spatially represented for Asset Management use. Status of data: ongoing
Copyright Text: PSR Assets and Projects GIS team
Wellington City Council
Email: psrgisassetteam@wcc.govt.nz
Phone: 021 227 8035
Description: Community fruit tree programmeOver 80 trees will be planted on 18 sites around Wellington during July and August by volunteers from Worker Bee Inc. as part of the second year of the Council’s fruit tree guardian programme. This year’s planting adds to last year’s programme of 36 trees planted on 13 sites. Members of Worker Bee Inc. are volunteering their time to plant these trees in return for trees to be planted in a community orchard in Karori.“Helping plant these trees gives me a great deal of satisfaction. I know that in a small way I’m contributing to the creation of a resilient, sustainable local food system for Wellington”, says Connor Boyle, Worker Bee volunteer.A variety of trees will be planted including heritage varieties of apple, pear, plum and feijoas.The trees will also be looked after by ‘fruit tree guardians’ – local volunteers who will water, prune, weed and mulch to keep the trees healthy and productive.Mayor of Wellington Celia Wade-Brown is a keen gardener and is looking forward to helping this year with the fruit tree guardian programme.“Planting and caring for a fruit tree is a very positive community activity”. “Our volunteer guardians of the trees are to be commended for their generous spirit and commitment to the goal of distributing fruit from the trees within their own community, “she says. “Wellington City Council is delighted to enable practical Urban Agriculture”.The Council’s Community and Neighbourhood Advisor, Sarah Adams, says “We have had a great response to this programme. It’s wonderful to see the enthusiasm that people from around the community have to become guardians and look after fruit trees for their community.” Fruit trees have been planted in Johnsonville, Ngaio, Northland, Karori, Strathmore, Island Bay, Mount Victoria, Berhampore, Southgate and Brooklyn.
Description: This dataset contains all Closed landfills built/maintained/owned/used by Wellington City Council. The development of this dataset was undertaken to allow Closed landfills to be spatially represented, and for use in WCC projects.
Description: A parking sensor is a small electronic device installed in the ground of each parking bay. It detects and records the time a vehicle arrives and departs in a parking space.data extracted from RAMM 16th May 2018
Description: CRS(Core Record System) data is data from LINZ's Landonline. It is supplied to Wellington City Council (WCC) by Terralink International Ltd (TIL).