Spatial Planning in Auckland By any measure, the development of a Spatial Plan for Auckland is likely to be one of the most significant events in the relatively short history of New Zealand planning. The Auckland Spatial Plan will have far-reaching implications for the growth and development of Auckland over the ...
We’re delighted to have received a couple of awards at the New Zealand Planning Institute annual conference in Queenstown this year. Michael Campbell led our work on the Sunderland Hobsonville Point Development Plan, which was recognised with a best practice award for integrated ...
Campbell Brown Planning have been engaged to assist with delivering Auckland’s First Special Housing Area under the Auckland Housing Accord. The Waimahia Special Housing Area in Weymouth is subject to the statutory requirements of the ‘Housing Accords and Special Housing Areas Act 2013’ (the ‘HASHA Act’) and the provisions of ...
With strong demand for housing and commercial development and a number of significant policy and plan developments, 2013 is shaping up to be an exciting year for Auckland. Notable developments include the Resource Management Reform Bill and the development of the new Auckland Unitary Plan. Both documents will have significant implications ...
We thought it would be worth providing an update on a number of topical matters that are on the horizon. Several of these matters will have a bearing on the future of Auckland, including: the Auckland Spatial Plan; the draft Auckland Unitary Plan: the development contribution policy; and RMA reforms. The Auckland Plan The Auckland Council released ...