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Resolution
number MO/2022/166
MOVED by Chairperson N Bakulich, seconded by Member P
Peo:
That
the Māngere-Ōtāhuhu
Local Board:
a) acknowledge
and thank those that made submissions to the Māngere-Ōtāhuhu
local board area relating to the relevant plan changes
b) tautoko
/ support, in general, intensification to improve housing choice and
affordability, but note its concern that intensification is occurring in
communities that are under-provided for in terms of public open spaces,
facilities and amenities and further investment is needed to address this
situation so access to quality public services is enhanced rather than
reduced as a result of intensification
c) tono
/ request that this feedback is read in conjunction with the local
board’s written feedback and presentation response to the Planning Committee
on the NPS UD in June 2022 that directly relates to Plan change 78
d) reiterates
the board’s position adopted in June 2022 (resolution number
MO/2022/92) on Auckland Council's preliminary response to the National Policy
Statement on Urban Development 2020 and RMA amendments 2021 as follows:
i. in
summary, the following proposals were supported:
A)
1200 metres walkable catchment from
the edge of the city centre
B)
800 metres walkable catchment from
the edge of the metropolitan centres
C)
walkable catchment of 800 metres
around rapid transit stops
D)
apply Terrace Housing and Apartment
Buildings Zone to residential areas up to around 400 metres from large town
centres with high accessibility
E)
apply the Terrace Housing and
Apartment Buildings zone to residential areas up to around 200 metres from
small town centres or large local centres with high accessibility
F)
include special character areas of
high quality as a qualifying matter including our region’s maunga belt
G)
proposed residential and business
special character areas of high quality that have been identified in NPS-UD
map viewer (located on akhaveyoursay.nz/housing)
H)
to include areas in urban Auckland
with long-term significant infrastructure constraints as a qualifying matter
e) tautoko
/ support the following Qualifying Matters:
i. need
to ensure that the Volcanic View shafts of Māngere Mountain (from South-Western
Motorway and Onehunga) and height-sensitive areas including Mount Richmond
and Ōtāhuhu are protected and maintained as a Qualifying
Matter
ii. protection
and further clarity around how will the volcanic height-sensitive areas
affect zoning and development around Māngere Bridge
iii. outstanding
Natural Features (volcanic) at Kuranui Place and Māngere Road,
Ōtāhuhu and Ihumatao Quarry Road, Māngere are currently shown
with a Mixed Housing Zoning – we request clarity on how
these outstanding natural features are protected when we intensified
development with the new Medium Density Residential Standards (MDRS) rules
iv. the
aircraft noise path retains the Single House zoning for Jaylo Place and Shah
Place and the surrounding streets and:
A)
request clarity if the MDRS can be
applied in these areas. How will this work in practice, and will the current
low density of the area be maintained? This area is under the High Aircraft
Noise Area and the Aircraft Noise Notification Area and section D24.1 the
Aircraft Noise Overlay of the Unitary Plan manages the subdivision of land
and location of activities sensitive to aircraft noise areas of high
cumulative noise around the region’s airports and airfields
v. Ōtāhuhu
train station - currently the Auckland Council Preliminary response view for
NPSUD and MDRS shows Lippiatt Road, Nikau Road and Awa Street as retaining
their special character and historic heritage, but the surrounding Single
House zoning being changed to Terrace Housing and Apartment Buildings zoning
because they are within the Ōtāhuhu station walkable catchment. Can
Council ensure these special character areas or heritage areas are retained
vi. Māngere
heritage areas: Rosella Road, Tioro Lane, Teo Lane, Māngere and the
Middlemore special character areas or heritage areas are retained under the
new rules
f) tono
/ request more clarity around Light Rail Corridor which is understood to be
still ‘under Investigation’. This is a large area where it is not
clear what is happening within it such as the locations of train stops. Will
it lead to more Terrace Housing and Apartment Buildings zoning and how will
this potentially affect Māngere
g) note:
paragraph 7 should read “Submissions have now been coded and
summarised, and further submissions may be lodged from 5 December to 13
January” instead of “24 November to 8 December 2022”
h) kopou
/ appoint Tauanu’u Nanai Nick Bakulich, Chair,
Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board to speak to the local board views
at a hearing in 2023
i) tautapa
/ delegate authority to the chairperson of the local board to make a
replacement appointment in the event the local board member appointed in
resolution h) is unable to attend the hearing.
CARRIED
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