Liquor Ban Info and Trouble Free Partying Guide

Guide to Trouble Tree Partying and Liquor Ban Maps
Our Guide To Trouble Free Partying lists maps of liquor ban areas in Rodney District and the times these apply. It is a guide developed for young people and their families which lists some things to think about when going out and partying to make sure you have a safe time.

Liquor Ban Bylaw
Two new liquor ban areas at the Old Cement Works and Wilson Road in Warkworth and Lake Tomarata in Mangawhai were introduced on 9 December 2009 as a result of a review of the Council's Liquor Ban bylaw.  

The bylaw also has bans in place in a number of other areas.

The revised bylaw was consulted on during September and October and 41 submissions were received on the proposal. All of the submissions received supported the bylaw and the proposed new liquor ban areas.  Some of the times liquor bans are in place in different areas have also changed recently. 

Signs have been erected showing where liquor bans are in force and what times they are operating.

Under the existing liquor ban bylaw, liquor bans will continue to be in force in a number of other areas in Rodney. These areas are parts of Omaha, Muriwai, Orewa, Warkworth, Red Beach, Stanmore Bay, Manly, Arkles Bay, Whangaparaoa, Snells Beach, Algies Bay, Martins Bay, Wellsford, Te Arai Point Beach, Helensville and RDC Holiday Parks at Martins Bay and Orewa.

Liquor bans have been put in place at the request of local communities.  Please help keep our communities safe by respecting liquor ban areas and remaining alcohol free at times when bans are in force.