Some light reading ahead The Auckland Development Committee meets on Wednesday ahead of the Unitary Plan recommendations coming back from the Hearings Panel on Friday. The recommendations go public … Continue reading 1000 Pages of #UnitaryPlan Recommendations Due
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An 8-80 City needs mass transit ? With the foundations now laid down for Layton City the expansion begins towards a large-scale city. Yesterday…
All about the rules Over in the United States @StrongTowns asked is it possible and/or worthwhile to retrofit suburbia or should we just abandon underused suburban places. They also asked what … Continue reading Retrofitting Suburbia: Is It Worth It? What to do about Big Box Retail
Introducing my current project Layton City is my fifth city in Cities Skylines since I got the game two years ago. Layton City is also unique as it will be only my second city (Solaria was t…
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(My Cities Skylines posts will now be over at Ben’s Cities)
Councillors to decide on Public Private Partnership around Skypath From Auckland Council: Councillors set to make decision on SkyPath Published: 15 July 2016 Auckland Council’s Finance and Performance Committee … Continue reading Skypath Partnership Decision Next Week
Represent your community or the City Nominations open today to stand for Auckland Council or the District Health Boards. From Auckland Council: Stand for council – make Auckland a … Continue reading Call for Candidates to Stand in #Auckland2016 Elections
When we continue this It has only been a week since Auckland Transport themselves sponsored the last Auckland Conversations presentation on how to become an 8-80 City. That is … Continue reading Auckland Transport Demonstrates Why the 8-80 City Is a Long Way Off
China’s issues prevalent to Auckland With the usual round of teeth gnashing after Auckland Transport hiked its City Centre parking fees towards $63/day (during the week) the question needs … Continue reading Parking: Do We Have A Supply or Management Problem?
Pay up Ms Bright From Auckland Council: Auckland Council wins High Court appeal The Chief High Court Judge, Justice Geoffrey Venning, yesterday dismissed an appeal by Penny Bright at … Continue reading Penny Bright Loses Another Appeal Against Council on Rates
Compulsory reading Some compulsory reading for either elected representatives of Auckland Council wishing to be reelected or candidates wanting to seek election and become those elected representatives. From Auckland … Continue reading Council Pre-Election Report Illustrates Challenges and Opportunities #Auckland2016
Talking Southern Auckland 