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Area of work and Lead Department
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Reason for work
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Committee role
(decision and/or direction)
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Expected timeframes
Highlight the meeting(s) this is
expected to come to committee in 2022
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3 Feb
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3 Mar
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31 Mar
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5 May
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2 Jun
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30 Jun
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4 Aug
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1 Sep
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Urban Growth and Housing
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National Policy Statement
on Urban Development and related enactments
Chief Planning Office
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The National Policy
Statement on Urban Development (NPS UD) was gazetted by the government on 20
July 2020 and comes into force on 20 August 2020 with ongoing timeframes for
implementation. The purpose of the NPS UD is to require councils to plan well
for growth and ensure a well-functioning urban environment for all people,
communities and future generations. The Resource Management (Enabling Housing
Supply and Other Matters) Amendment Act 2021 will result in significantly
more land within urban Auckland being affected by the intensification plan
change required under the NPS UD. The Act requires medium density residential
standards be incorporated into the Auckland Unitary Plan.
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Decisions sought will
include:
· consideration of the significant
policy and implementation issues that are presented by the NPS on Urban
Development, approve the detailed work programme for the next phase of work
· approval to proceed with plan changes and to notify plan
changes;
· consider engagement approach with Aucklanders (proposed
to take place in April) on the NPS
UD/Enabling Housing Supply Act ‘intensification plan change
Progress to date:
Endorsed work programme PLA/2021/8 and workshops held Feb – March 2022.
Received
findings of Housing Development Capacity Assessment PLA/2021/77
Approved
development of a plan change to Regional Policy Statement of the Auckland
Unitary Plan PLA/2021/78
Endorsed
approaches to the intensification provisions relating to walkable catchments,
special character areas and qualifying matters PLA/2021/80 and all
other locations PLA/2021/97
Endorsed
the development of a plan change to address matters arising from the removal
of carparking minimums PLA/2021/104
Endorsed
principles for the application of new policy 3(d) in the NPD UD arising from
the Enabling Housing Supply Amendment Act PLA/2022/11
The 2022
work programme includes workshops in February and March with reports due on
31 March and 1 September. Topics include:
· Implementation of the NPS UD in the city centre
· Quality built environment and enabling 6+ storey within
‘walkable catchments’
· Issues arising from the removal of parking minimums and
private ways
· Intensification plan change proposals
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Future Development
Strategy
Auckland Plan, Strategy and
Research
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Within the NPS UD framework,
there is a requirement to complete a Future Development Strategy (FDS) in
time to inform the 2024 Long-term Plan. The purpose of the FDS is to help
Council set the high-level vision for accommodating urban growth over the long
term and identify strategic priorities to inform other development-related
decisions. The FDS will spatially identify where long- term growth should
happen.
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Decision required: endorsement of the interim strategic direction of the
Future Development Strategy
Progress to date:
Workshops
are planned for March, May June and July 2022.
Report
due 1 September.
Further
committee decisions will be needed in the first half of 2023.
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Affordable Housing
Chief Planning Office
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To progress the resolution
(PLA /2019/17) on Auckland Council’s role and position on affordable
housing in phases:
Progress report and approach
to advice
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Decision required: receive Affordable Housing progress update and insights
Progress
to date:
Forward
work programme approved and political working party formed PLA/2020/65
Update
memo November 2021
Report
due August 2022.
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Crown Auckland Council
Joint Work Programme
Chief Planning Office
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Quarterly update on the
Crown and Auckland Council Joint Work Programme on Urban Growth and Housing.
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Decision required: Generally none. Receive updates by memorandum on JWP and any proposed
changes to the workstreams.
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Updated Area Plans for
parts of Māngere-Ōtāhuhu and Ōtara-Papatoetoe
Plans and Places
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Area plans are non-statutory
documents which provide a framework to support growth and development in the
area over the next 30 years. Approval of the area plans by the
Māngere-Ōtāhuhu and Ōtara-Papatoetoe local boards will be
sought in August 2022.
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Decision required: consider and adopt the updated area plans
Report due 1 September.
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Integrated Area Plan for
parts of Albert Eden and Puketāpapa Local Boards
Plans and Places
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Area plans are non-statutory
documents which provide a framework to support growth and development in the
area over the next 30 years. Endorsement of the integrated area plan by the
Albert-Eden and Puketāpapa local boards will be sought in July/August
2022.
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Decision required: consider and adopt the area plan
Report due 1 September.
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Unitary Plan Monitoring including
Climate response (led by Plans and Places)
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Auckland Unitary Plan
Monitoring Report
Plans and Places
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Statutory requirement under
section 35 of the Resource Management Act to provide a comprehensive
monitoring report five years from date the Auckland Unitary Plan became
‘operative in part’ (i.e. by November 2021). This work will
consist of a series of monitoring reports delivered in a phased way from 2022
onwards. Examples of monitoring topics include urban growth and form, quality
built environment, historic heritage, indigenous biodiversity, Māori
economic, social and cultural development, natural hazards (including
flooding) and climate change. This work may result in plan changes being
recommended ahead of the review of the Auckland Unitary Plan in 2026.
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Decisions required: Interim reports seeking committee feedback and decisions
on possible plan changes ahead of the review of the Auckland Unitary Plan in
2026.
Reports due 5 May, 2 June,
30 June and 4 August 2022.
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Enabling
Rainwater Tanks Plan Change
Plans and Places
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Mandating the installation
of rainwater tanks in certain situations.
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Decisions required: committee to consider options and recommendations
Progress
to date: Delegated
authority to approve notification of the plan change PLA/2020/47
Memo update October 2021.
Report due 5 May 2022.
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Auckland Plan 2050
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Auckland
Plan Annual Scorecard (monitoring report) and Annual Update
Auckland Plan, Strategy and
Research
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To report annual progress
against the 33 measures of the Auckland Plan 2050
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Decision required: Receive annual scorecard and approve updates to measures
and the plan
Progress to date:
The next annual monitoring report is due 30 June.
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Resource Management Act
framework reform
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Resource
Management system reform – Natural and Built Environment Bill
Auckland Plan, Strategy and
Research
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The
Natural and Built Environments Act to provide for land use and environmental
regulation (this would be the primary replacement for the current RMA). Resource
management is a core aspect of Auckland Council’s role. The size and
scope of this reform means that these reforms will shape council’s
strategic context for at least the next decade.
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Decision
required: approval of council approach
and submission. The bill is expected to be introduced in the second half
of 2022.
Progress to date: authority delegated to approve council’s input on Transforming
Aotearoa New Zealand’s resource management system discussion
materials PLA/2022/3 February 2022
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TBC
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Resource Management
system reform – Strategic Planning Bill
Auckland Plan, Strategy and
Research
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The Strategic Planning Act
to integrate with other legislation relevant to development (such as the
Local Government Act and Land Transport Management Act) and require long-term
regional spatial strategies.
Resource management is a
core aspect of Auckland Council’s role. The size and scope of this
reform means that these reforms will shape council’s strategic context
for at least the next decade.
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Decision required: approval of council approach and submission. The bill is
expected to be introduced in the second half of 2022.
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TBC
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Resource Management system
reform – Managed Retreat and Climate Change Adaptation Bill
Auckland Plan, Strategy and
Research
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The Managed Retreat and
Climate Change Adaptation Act to enable and address issues associated with
managed retreat and funding and financing adaptation.
Resource management is a
core aspect of Auckland Council’s role. The size and scope of this
reform means that these reforms will shape council’s strategic context
for at least the next decade.
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Decision required: approval of council approach and submission
Consultation is likely to occur alongside consultation on the
National Adaption Plan in early or mid-2022.
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National Policy Statements
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National Policy Statement
for Freshwater Management 2020 – implementation approach
Chief Planning Office
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The NPS-FM was adopted by
central government in September 2020. A high -level implementation plan has
been approved; preceding plan changes required before the end of 2024.
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Decision
required: to approve key policy
responses developed with Mana Whenua to enable next steps, including broader
engagement.
Progress to date:
Memo
update August 2021.
Report
due 2 June 2022.
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Proposed National Policy
Statement on Highly Productive Lands
Chief Planning Office
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The finalisation of the
proposed NPS-HPL is due to be considered by central government in 2022. If
adopted, this will have implications for land use in the Auckland region, and
how highly productive lands are recognised and managed.
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Decision
required: to consider council’s
approach to implementation of any finalised NPS-HPL in the Auckland region.
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Proposed National Policy
Statement on Indigenous Biodiversity
Chief Planning Office
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The finalisation of the
proposed NPS-IB is due to be considered by central government after May 2022.
If adopted, this will have implications for how biodiversity outcomes are
managed in the Auckland region, particularly through planning frameworks.
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Decision
required: to consider council’s
approach to implementation of any finalised NPS-IB in the Auckland region.
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Transport Strategy Programme (led by Auckland Plan Strategy &
Research, CPO in conjunction with others)
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Congestion Question
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The Transport and
Infrastructure Committee is conducting an inquiry into congestion pricing in
Auckland.
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Decision required: A Cabinet decision on
legislative change is expected in July 2022. Following Cabinet’s
decision, a committee paper would be provided asking approval for council
staff to begin work with Auckland Transport to develop a scheme proposal by
2024 for consideration by the Government.
Progress
to date:
Authority
delegated to provide direction and approve submission May 2021 PLA/2021/36 – PLA/2021/37
Memo
update on select committee’s recommendations September 2021
Progress
update memo planned for late March 2022.
Report
due in August (dependent on Cabinet decision).
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Auckland Light Rail
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Cabinet announced its
decisions on the next steps for Auckland Light Rail in January 2022.To date
Auckland Council has been represented on the Sponsor’s Group and on the
Establishment Unit Board. Council staff are working with central
government officers on the next iteration of governance arrangements for
councillors to make decisions on these and other matters.
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Decision required: to be confirmed
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Increasing
mobility options & networks (walking, cycling & micro-mobility, &
connecting networks)
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Increasing the cycling mode
share is a priority for Council. The Programme Business Case will recommend
the package required to increase cycling mode share as well as recommending
policy changes to lift and normalise cycling. Council’s support for
these aspects of the programme will be crucial.
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Decision required: formal consideration of Auckland Cycling and
Micromobility Programme Business Case
Progress
to date:
Workshop
held December 2021.
Report
due 31 March 2022.
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Auckland Transport
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Northwest
Interim Bus Improvements
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Construction at the Te Atatu
Road and Lincoln Road interchanges will take place from February 2022 -
mid-2023 to allow for the new bus network rolled out in West Auckland. The
Westgate Bus Station is in the design phase. Temporary bus stops will be in
place by mid-2023 to support the new bus network.
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Receive updates
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Access for Everyone
business case
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The A4E Programme Business
Case was endorsed by the Auckland Transport Board 24 February 2022. It is now
proceeding through the Waka Kotahi/New Zealand Transport Agency approval
processes.
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Receive updates
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Northern Busway
enhancements
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Auckland Transport has
completed the Detailed Business Case and earlier implementation funding is
being sought as the funding for the project in the Regional Land Transport
Plan is allocated in financial years 2027/28 – 2030/31.
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Receive updates
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Auckland
Parking Strategy
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AT has started work on
updating some parts of its 2015 parking strategy. The indicative
completion date is August 2022.
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Decision required: strategic direction and delegation to approve discussion
document. Endorsement of draft strategy, public consultation on draft
strategy and the adoption of the final parking strategy.
Progress
to date: Confidential workshops held
June and October 2021.
Endorsement
of strategic direction underpinning development of the 2022 Parking Strategy
and authority delegated to endorse the Parking Discussion Document November
2021 PLA/2021/125
Workshops planned for March and July 2022 with decision making reports due on
31 March and 4 August.
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Auckland Rapid
Transit Plan
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The Auckland Rapid Transit
Plan has significant implications for Auckland’s future growth and
urban form, and development of the preferred network will involve significant
capital investment over the next three decades.
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Decision required: Endorsement of Auckland Rapid Transit Plan.
Progress to date: Workshop planned for August.
Report due 1 September.
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Auckland
Regional Public Transport Plan
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The Regional Public
Transport Plan is a statutory document that needs to be updated every 3 years
to reflect the outcomes of the RLTP. It outlines the current public transport
system, the changes planned over the next decade and details policies related
to the operation of the transport network. Auckland Transport are seeking
council’s endorsement of the strategic direction for public transport
in Auckland to help guide the development of the RPTP.
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Decision required: Endorse strategic direction for the project.
Progress to date: Workshops indicated to take place in April and June. Report
due 30 June.
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Programme
development for Waka Kotahi’s Streets for People fund
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The Waka Kotahi Streets for
People programme is seeking projects and programmes that will be designed
using the learnings from the Innovating Streets programme (2019). This new
programme will aim to deliver trials, tactical urbanism interventions and
complementary initiatives across the region, to reduce transport emissions
through encouraging mode shift to active modes.
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Decision required: Endorsement of a proposed programme to be submitted to
Waka Kotahi by Auckland Transport
Progress to date: Workshop planned for 25 May. Report due 30 June.
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Auckland
Transport’s Interim Speed Management Plan
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The Auckland Plan envisages
a transport network free of death and serious injury by 2050. To meet this
goal, Auckland Transport has developed Vision Zero for Tāmaki Makaurau
with the council and other partners. The interim speed management plan will
play a significant role in delivering Vision Zero.
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Direction required: Provide feedback on the next phase of safe speeds.
Progress to date: Workshop planned for 6 April.
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Infrastructure
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National 30-year
Infrastructure Strategy
APSR
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This will replace the
current national 30-year plan. It will consider how infrastructure might
support environmental, social, cultural, and economic wellbeing
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Decision required: to be confirmed
Progress
to date:
Authority
delegated to approve council’s submission on the Infrastructure
Commission’s National Infrastructure Strategy 3 June 2021 PLA/2021/54
The draft
strategy will be presented to the Minister for Infrastructure in September
2021. The final strategy will be tabled in Parliament by early 2022.
Possible
briefing from the Infrastructure Commission on ministerial decisions before
June 2022.
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Infrastructure
Acceleration Fund
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The results of the Infrastructure
Acceleration Fund request for proposal are expected from the Crown by May
2022.
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Receive updates.
Memo update on results of
request for proposal process May 2022.
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Auckland Unitary Plan oversight
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Making Plan Changes Operative
Plans and Places
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Statutory Resource
Management Act requirement to make council and private plan changes operative
once the decision on the plan change is made and any appeals are resolved.
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Decision required: Make plan changes operative.
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As and when required
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Private Plan Changes
Plans and Places
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Private plan change requests
not dealt with under staff delegation. These will be brought to committee as
and when required.
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Decision required: Accept/adopt/reject/deal with the request as a resource
consent application.
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As and when required
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Plan Change – Residential
Plans and Places
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Monitoring of the Auckland
Unitary Plan has indicated that some improvements can be made to the
provisions for residential development.
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Decision required: Provide direction on the scope and timing of a
potential plan change.
Progress
to date: Endorsed the preparation of
a plan change for Integrated Residential Development provisions PLA/2020/115
Update memo
received in July.
Workshop
held October 2021. Further workshop planned for February 2022.
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Māori Heritage Sites
of Significance
Plans and Places
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Second tranche of plan
changes to identify Māori Heritage sites and places of significance
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Decision required: To approve the plan
change
Progress
to date: Frist tranche approved and made
operative PLA/2021/6
Second
tranche considered September 2021 PLA/2021/108
Workshops
indicated for June with a report due mid-2022.
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Converting Road Reserve,
Unformed Legal Roads & Pedestrian Accessways to
Open Space
Plans and Places
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Scoping report identifying
opportunities to offer unutilised areas of road reserve and unformed legal
roads back to Māori former landowners
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Decision required: Consider recommended approach.
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Plan Change 60 –
Open Space and Other Rezoning Matters
Plans and Plans / Eke Panuku
Development Auckland
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Plan change to rezone land
to recognise land recently vested or acquired as open space, correct errors
or anomalies, facilitate Eke Panuku’s land rationalisation and disposal
process, and facilitate council or Kainga Ora’s redevelopment of some
neighbourhoods.
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Decision required: Approve plan change in part. Part of the plan change will
form part of the intensification plan change required by the National Policy
Statement for Urban Development.
Report due 2 June.
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Coastal hazard maps plan
change
Plans and Places
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Plan change to update the
Auckland Unitary Plan definition of “coastal erosion hazard area”
with a reference to new coastal erosion maps and to remove the coastal storm
inundation map from the plan. Funding for this plan change was approved as
part of the targeted rate for climate change in 2021/22.
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Decision required: Approve notification of the plan change
Report due 2 June.
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Eke Panuku urban regeneration
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Wynyard Point Precinct
Plan and Plan Change
Eke Panuku Development
Auckland
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Refreshed Wynyard Point
Precinct Plan leading to council led plan change to support future
regeneration delivery.
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Decision required: Endorsement for the Wynyard Point Precinct Plan for public
consultation.
Endorsement for the Wynyard
Point Plan Change for public notification.
Workshop planned February
2022. Report due 30 June 2022.
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Thriving Town
Centres - Town Centre Guidelines for Eke Panuku locations
Eke Panuku Development
Auckland
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Guidance document to support
future urban regeneration delivery and engagement with stakeholders and
partners. As an operational document the
guidelines will be approved by the Eke Panuku Board.
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Direction required: Approval of the guidelines for Eke Panuku locations
Progress to date: October
2021 workshop held. Report due 31 March.
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Onehunga Wharf Precinct
Plan & Plan Change
Eke Panuku Development
Auckland
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Onehunga Wharf masterplan
leading to council led plan change to support future regeneration delivery.
Status update pending from
Eke Panuku.
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Direction required: Support for a revised approach that covers feasibility of
mixed-use development, options for wharf renewal and open space plans.
Report due 5 May
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Eke Panuku Future
Programme
Eke Panuku Development
Auckland
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TBA
Status update pending from
Eke Panuku.
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Decision required: Approval of the process to develop and engage on
recommendations for the Eke Panuku future urban regeneration programme and
funding models
Report due 4 August.
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Transit-oriented
development opportunities – Eastern Busway
Eke Panuku Development
Auckland
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Status update pending from
Eke Panuku.
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Direction required: receive feedback on the Strategic Regeneration Overview
for the Eastern Corridor development opportunities
Progress to date: December 2021 workshop held. Report due 5 May.
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City Centre Masterplan
Implementation update
Eke Panuku
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On 30 Nov 2021 the Planning
Committee endorsed Eke Panuku as the lead agency for the implementation of
City Centre Masterplan 2020 and the establishment of a council group matrix
team.
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Decision
required: Receive updates on
implementing the City Centre Masterplan, engagement, programme business case
and priorities.
Updates will be provided
through quarterly reporting.
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Decisions of other
committees which are relevant to the Planning Committee
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Auckland Transport
Alignment Programme (ATAP)
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As capacity allows staff
from council and ATAP partner agencies will commence work on recommended
indicative packages for decades two and three.
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Decision required: There is no ATAP work this year which will require
decisions from the Planning Committee. The focus this year on transport
emission reduction – which is being considered by the Environment and
Climate Change Committee. Staff will provide the E&CC Committee with a
progress update in March 2022
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Briefings to be confirmed
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Ministry of Education
– development programme for Auckland
Chief Planning Office
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A briefing is being explored
in conjunction with the Future Development Strategy work. The committee has
indicated interest in hearing from the Ministry of Education on its plans for
schools long term, and the current issues and challenges it faces. Including
how legislative change affects schools particularly and the impacts of the
National Policy Statement on Urban Development.
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No decision or direction
required from the committee.
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Waka Kotahi/New Zealand
Transport Agency
Chief Planning Office
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The committee has indicated
interest in hearing from Waka Kotahi in terms of its Auckland Programme.
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No decision or direction
required from the committee.
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Kainga Ora
Chief Planning Office
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The committee has indicated
interest in hearing from Kainga Ora in terms of its Auckland Programme.
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No decision or direction
required from the committee.
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Kiwirail
Chief Planning Office
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The committee has indicated
interest in hearing from Kiwirail in terms of its Auckland Programme.
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No decision or direction
required from the committee.
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Urban Design
Chief Planning Office
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The committee is interested
in hearing about the work programme of the Urban Design unit.
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No decision or direction
required from the committee.
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Lead Department
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Area of work
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Committee role
(decision and/or direction)
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Decision
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Chief
Planning Office
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Kāinga Ora - Homes and Communities second Bill
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Approval process for
council’s submission
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Political working group established to develop and
approve submission by Planning Committee 5 December 2019
PLA/2019/92
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Auckland Plan Strategy &
Research, Chief Planning Office
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Submission on the Land Transport (Rail) Legislation
Bill
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Review and approve council’s submission
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Council’s submission approved by Planning
Committee 4 February 2020
PLA/2020/9
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Chief Planning Office
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Submission on the Urban Development Bill
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Review and approve council’s submission
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Council’s submission approved by Planning
Committee 4 February 2020
PLA/2020/10
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Chief Planning Office
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Submission on the draft National
Policy Statement Indigenous Biodiversity
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Review and approve council’s submission
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Council’s submission approved by Planning
Committee 5 March 2020
PLA/2020/15
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Auckland Plan Strategy and
Research
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Auckland Plan 2050 Implementation and Monitoring
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Receive an update on the Auckland Plan 2050 and the
first Auckland Plan 2050 Three Yearly Progress report
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Updates received by Planning Committee 5 March 2020
PLA/2020/16
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Auckland Design Office
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City Centre Masterplan Refresh adoption
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Consider and adopt refreshed City Centre Masterplan
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City Centre Masterplan Refresh adopted by Planning
Committee 5 March 2020
PLA/2020/17, PLA/2020/18, PLA/2020/19
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Financial Strategy and
Planning
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Submission
on the Infrastructure Funding and Financing Bill
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Review and approve council’s submission
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Council’s submission approved by Planning
Committee 5 March 2020
PLA/2020/20
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Development Programmes
Office
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Shovel-ready projects for Central Government
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Agreement on list for submission to central government
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Process agreed at Emergency Committee 9 April 2020
EME/2020/13
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Chief Planning Office
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Submission on the Accessible Streets Regulatory
Package
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Review and approve council’s submission
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Council’s submission approved by Emergency
Committee 16 April 2020
EME/2020/23
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Chief Planning Office
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Silverdale West Dairy Flat Structure Plan
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Consider and approve the final structure plan
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Final structure plan approved by Governing Body 30
April 2020
GB/2020/38
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Auckland Plan Strategy &
Research, Chief Planning Office
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NZTA Innovating Streets Fund
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Approval of council approach and submission
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Endorsed first round of funding and approved process
for developing the second round at Emergency Committee 7 May 2020
EME/2020/55
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Auckland Plan Strategy &
Research, Chief Planning Office
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NZTA Innovating Streets Fund
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Approval of second round funding bids to NZTA
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Approved Council and AT proposed list of projects for
further development and refining, and authority delegated to approve the
final submission, at Planning Committee 4 June 2020
PLA/2020/30
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Auckland Plan Strategy &
Research, Chief Planning Office
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Government Policy Statement on Land Transport 2021-2031,
and draft National Rail Plan
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Approve council submission on GPS and Draft
national rail plan
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Council’s submission approved by Emergency
Committee 7 May 2020
EME/2020/56
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Plans and Places
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National Environmental Standards on Air Quality
– council submission
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Approve council submission
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Council’s draft submission endorsed, and
authority delegated to approve final submission, Planning Committee 4 June
2020
PLA/2020/31
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Chief Planning Office
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Resource Management Act Framework
Fast-track consenting legislative change
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Approve council’s submission
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Authority delegated to approve council’s
submission on the COVID-19
Recovery (Fast-track Consenting) Bill, at Planning Committee 4 June 2020
PLA/2020/32
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Plans and Places
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Strategic Land Use Frameworks for Dairy Flat and
Kumeu Huapai Future Urban Areas
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Approval to prepare strategic land use frameworks for
Wainui Silverdale Dairy Flat and Kumeu-Huapai.
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Approved preparation of spatial land use frameworks,
and established a Political Working Party to approve the draft spatial land
use frameworks, at Planning Committee 2 July 2020
PLA/2020/37
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Plans and Places
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Plan Change - Whenuapai
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Approve next steps.
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Next steps approved in confidential section of
Planning Committee 2 July 2020
PLA/2020/44
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Plans and Places
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Plan Change – Events on Public Space
Enable events on public space that have obtained an
event permit to be undertaken more easily.
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Endorsement of proposed plan change for notification.
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Notification of plan change
approved at Planning Committee 3 September 2020
PLA/2020/68
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Plans and Places
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Review of Schedule 10 Notable Trees Schedule
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Consider the timing of a full review of Schedule 10
– Notable Trees in the context of resourcing constraints and priorities
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Options for reviewing the
schedule in future considered at 5 November Planning Committee.
PLA/2020/95, PLA/2020/96, PLA/2020/97
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Auckland Plan Strategy &
Research
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Additional Harbour Crossing
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Consideration of finalised business case. The
business case is a joint piece of work between Waka Kotahi NZ Transport
Agency, Auckland Transport (AT) and Auckland Council.
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Business case considered,
findings noted and support given to continue council’s involvement in
the project, at 5 November Planning Committee
PLA/2020/100
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Auckland Plan Strategy &
Research
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Congestion Question
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Consideration of findings in the Congestion Question
project final report.
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Noted that phase two of the
project is completed, received the report findings, considered scope of phase
three and requested approvals and updates to return to the committee
PLA/2020/116
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Panuku Development Auckland,
Auckland Transport and Auckland Council
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Downtown Carpark development outcomes
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Establish agreement on the Auckland Council group
development outcome requirements for the Downtown Carpark to enable site sale
through a contestable market process.
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Development outcomes confirmed in
confidential section of the December 2020 Planning Committee meeting PLA/2020/120 and
strategic transport outcomes agreed in June 2021 PLA/2021/52
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Auckland Transport
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Auckland Cycling Programme Business Case Review
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Agree committee members to participate in an Auckland
Transport-led political reference group.
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Members delegated to the
political reference group
PLA/2021/7
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Auckland Plan Strategy &
Research
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Auckland Transport Alignment Project
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Agree funding package.
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Approved the recommended ATAP
2021-31 indicative package
PLA/2021/15
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Auckland Plan Strategy &
Research
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Auckland Plan Environment
and Cultural Heritage Outcome Measure confirmation
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Confirm new Environment and Cultural Heritage Outcome
measures
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New measures confirmed
PLA/2021/26
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Auckland Transport
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Regional Land Transport
Plan 2021-2031
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Agreed funding package for
consideration of RLTP committee and AT board
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Endorsed Regional Land Transport Plan 2021-2931 for
the Auckland Transport board to adopt.
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Auckland Plan Strategy &
Research
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Infrastructure Strategy
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Provide strategic insights
and direction 30 Year Infrastructure Strategy (for subsequent referral to
Finance Committee)
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Strategy adopted by Finance and Performance Committee
in June 2021 (as part of Long-term Plan)
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Auckland Plan Strategy &
Research
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Auckland Plan 2050
implementation and monitoring
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To note progress against the measures in the Auckland
Plan 2050
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2021 monitoring report received
PLA/2021/69
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Chief Planning Office
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Unit Titles Act
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To approve council’s
submission
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Authority delegated to approve submission
PLA/2021/27
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Auckland Plan Strategy &
Research
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Auckland Transport
Alignment Programme (ATAP)
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To approve the recommended
Auckland Transport Alignment Project 2021-31 indicative package.
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Auckland Transport Alignment Project 2021-31
indicative package approved
PLA/2021/15
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Auckland Plan Strategy &
Research
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Regional Fuel Tax
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To consider components and
changes to current status
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Regional Fuel Tax Variation
Proposal adopted by the Governing Body in May 2021
GB/2021/55
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Auckland Plan Strategy &
Research
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Congestion Question
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To approve
council’s submission to the select committee on the Inquiry into
congestion pricing
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Authority delegated to
approve submission
PLA/2021/36 – PLA/2021/37
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Auckland Plan Strategy &
Research
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National 30-year
Infrastructure Strategy
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To approve council’s
submission
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Authority delegated to approve council’s
submission
PLA/2021/54
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Plans and Places
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Auckland Unitary Plan and
Auckland District Plan (Hauraki Gulf Islands Section) – Sites and Places
of Significance to Mana Whenua
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To approve the plan change
and make it operative
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Plan
Change 22 and Plan Modification 12 (Sites and Places
of Significance to Mana Whenua) made operative
PLA/2021/6
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Development Programme Office
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Infrastructure
Acceleration Fund
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To approve council’s
submission to the Crown’s Infrastructure Acceleration Fund
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Endorsed
preliminary list of programmes for the Infrastructure Acceleration Fund and
authority delegated for approval of final list for submission
PLA/2021/92
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Chief Planning Office
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Resource Management
(Enabling Housing Supply) Amendment Bill
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To approve
council’s submission on the Bill
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Group
delegated to approve council’s submission on the bill November 2021
PLA/2021/123
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Eke Panuku
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Wynyard Quarter Tram
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To endorse the Eke Panuku
Board decision to cease operated of the tram in 2022.
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Endorsed
the Eke Panuku Board decision to cease operation of the Wynyard Quarter Tram
by late 2022
PLA/2021/126
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Chief Planning Office
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Affordable Housing:
advocacy plan, research findings and consider options
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To receive updates on
Affordable Housing Advocacy Plan and initial engagement, consider affordable
housing research, implications and options.
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Received
memo update on Affordable Housing Advocacy Plan in November 2021,
considered options relating to increasing housing for older people PLA/2020/92, and
inclusionary zoning PLA/2020/93, PLA/2020/94
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Auckland Plan Strategy &
Research
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Public Transport
Operating Mechanism review
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To receive updates on Public
Transport Operating Mechanism review.
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Received memo related to Ministry of Transport’s
discussion paper 22 July 2021.
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Auckland Plan Strategy &
Research
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Government Policy
Statement – Housing and Urban Development
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To approve council’s
submission.
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Authority delegated to approve council’s
submission PLA/2021/70
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Auckland Plan, Strategy and
Research
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Resource Management system
reform – Natural and Built Environment Bill (exposure draft)
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To approve council’s
approach and submission.
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Authority delegated to approve council submission on
bill exposure draft PLA/2021/75 July 2021. Received memo on select committee
report November 2021.
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Chief Planning Office
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National Policy Statement
for Freshwater Management 2020 – implementation approach
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To receive
an updated council implementation approach for the National Policy Statement
for Freshwater Management 2020 and associated instruments.
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High-level implementation plan approved, working group
formed to provide political oversight PLA/2021/12.
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Chief Planning Office
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Auckland Light Rail
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To provide feedback and
receive updates.
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Guidance for Light Rail Establishment Unit on network
integration provided June 2021 PLA/2021/53
Workshops with Establishment Unit held in June and
August 2021
Confidential
report considered September 2021 PLA/2021/109
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Plans and Places
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Regional Historic
Heritage Grant
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To approve the grant
recommendations.
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Regional Historic Heritage Grants
Programme 2021/2022 funding round allocation approved March 2022 PLA/2022/9
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Auckland Plan, Strategy and
Research
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National Environmental
Standards for Sources of Human Drinking Water
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To approve council’s
submission on the proposed amendments to the Resource Management (National
Environmental Standards for Sources of Human Drinking Water) Regulations 2007
and a package of related technical drinking water standards.
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Authority delegated to approve
council’s submission March 2022 PLA/2022/10
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