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Home Council Partners and advisory groups Cycleway, Walkway and Bridleway Advisory Group

Cycleway, Walkway and Bridleway Advisory Group

The Kāpiti Cycleway, Walkway and Bridleway (CWB) Advisory Group is a voluntary group who work to extend the CWB network and improve our cycling, walking, horse-riding and other outdoor experiences on the Kāpiti coast.

Our district is known for the range of ways you can explore the outdoors. The advisory group advises Council on issues and opportunities in Kāpiti to enhance the CWB network.

Two cyclists on the Kāpiti Expressway shared pathway with vehicles on the Expressway in the background.

The advisory group updated their Terms of Reference [PDF 1 MB] in August 2023. These outline the group’s objectives, structure and scope, and give guidelines for decision-making.

Membership

Members of the advisory group include:

  • two elected members (who can be councillors or community board members)
  • one representative from groups representing:
    • walking and running
    • road cycling
    • horse-riding
    • off-road cycling
    • recreational open space
    • accessibility
    • environmental care groups
    • youth
    • older persons
    • small wheels.
  •  one representative from each of the ART-member iwi
  • two representatives from each of two Council Groups:
    • Parks, Open Space and Environment: 
      • Parks, Open Space and Environment Manager
      • Parks, Open Space and Environment CWB coordinator
    • Access and Transport:
      • Senior Team Leader Roading Asset Manager
      • Access and Transport Cycleway and Walkway Team Lead.

Meetings

Meetings are held approximately six times each year, in our Council Chambers. Council staff provide administrative support.

Minutes

Minutes for meetings to date this triennium (2022–25):

Contact the CWB Advisory Group

Updated 18 December 2024