Category: Urban Planning and Design

Looking at Urban Planning and Design

Manukau: The Second CBD of Auckland Presentation

All Complete and Ready to Go

 

Finally my presentation to the Auckland Plan Committee (May 14) is ready to go. I have sent both the Powerpoint presentation and the 41 page supplementary booklet to Council to be attached with the Agenda (which at the moment is embedded below) and can be seen below.

 

The Powerpoint Presentation (9-slides) which I will be speaking from can be seen here:

 

The Supplementary Booklet (41 pages) for your in-depth reading can be found here:

 

 

The presentation will be summarising three points:

  1. Is Auckland a Megaopolis?
  2. Does Auckland in fact have Three Metropolitan Areas?
  3. Can Auckland support two (if not three) CBD’s?

 

Information used in the booklet will also go into my feedback for the Unitary Plan by May 31

I will also be attending the Generation Zero Unitary Plan forum event on Tuesday evening after the presentation to mix and mingle and discuss well – Unitary Plan

 

All go on Tuesday

 

BEN ROSS : AUCKLAND

BR:AKL: Bring Well Managed Progress

The Unitary Plan: Bringing Change

Auckland: 2013 – OUR CITY, OUR CALL

 

 

 

 

 

THAT Bridge a Reality

Err-What

 

I got told yesterday by the Deputy Mayor that the Karaka-Weymouth Bridge was removed from the Unitary Plan draft maps and even have the PDF to prove it:

 

However someone forgot to tell Dr Google:

 

 

Seems the bridge and link road are already there – we just don’t know it.

Roll eyes material there Google :p

 

Updated Southern Rural Urban Boundary Maps

RUB Map – Without THAT Bridge

 

Finally got them sent through from the Deputy Mayor’s Office but, I now have the map of the Southern RUB – with no bridge. There is even a note on page two of the map for your reading:

 

A reminder though that the Karaka Collective are presenting their view on development in the Southern RUB – and that does include the Karaka-Weymouth Bridge. You can find out more here in my “KARAKA PUBLIC MEETING – KARAKA COLLECTIVE PRESENTS” post.