Government’s new housing rules: what it means for Auckland
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This consultation closed on 9 May 2022. Thank you for having your say.
The council’s preliminary response to the NPS-UD and amendments to the RMA is now outdated and has been superseded by proposed Plan Change 78 – Intensification.
Submissions on proposed Plan Change 78 - Intensification (PC78) are open from 18 August to 29 September 2022. You can view the plan change and make a submission here.
Submissions are also open on proposed Plan Changes 79-83, which are complementary to PC78, on matters relating to the Auckland Unitary Plan’s Regional Policy Statement, transport and access, historic heritage items, and notable trees. You can view these plan changes and make a submission here – www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/planchanges
We sought feedback on the proposed changes to the Auckland Unitary Plan that we have scope to make limited decisions on. We did not seek feedback on the mandatory changes the Government has directed us to make, such as having walkable catchments or six-storey building heights. See the Government’s new housing rules: What it means for AucklandConsultation Document for detailed information.
We received 7,860 pieces of feedback. These came via our online feedback forms, at virtual Have Your Say events and through email.
We also held 4 online and 2 in-person information sessions where members of the public could hear from the planning team and ask questions before providing feedback.
For more information about central government's requirements click here.
What is happening now
In August and September 2022, you can make a submission on plan change 78 so that your views are considered during the statutory decision-making process. We publicly notified the plan change on 18 August 2022
What happens next
Once the submissions process has closed, an Independent Hearings Panel (IHP) will consider all submissions and hear directly from the people who submitted. They will then make recommendations to us on the necessary changes to the Auckland Unitary Plan.
We must then decide to accept or reject the IHP recommendations. If a recommendation is rejected, the Minister for the Environment makes the final decision.
This statutory process does not allow for appeals to the Environment Court.
This consultation closed on 9 May 2022. Thank you for having your say.
The council’s preliminary response to the NPS-UD and amendments to the RMA is now outdated and has been superseded by proposed Plan Change 78 – Intensification.
Submissions on proposed Plan Change 78 - Intensification (PC78) are open from 18 August to 29 September 2022. You can view the plan change and make a submission here.
Submissions are also open on proposed Plan Changes 79-83, which are complementary to PC78, on matters relating to the Auckland Unitary Plan’s Regional Policy Statement, transport and access, historic heritage items, and notable trees. You can view these plan changes and make a submission here – www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/planchanges
We sought feedback on the proposed changes to the Auckland Unitary Plan that we have scope to make limited decisions on. We did not seek feedback on the mandatory changes the Government has directed us to make, such as having walkable catchments or six-storey building heights. See the Government’s new housing rules: What it means for AucklandConsultation Document for detailed information.
We received 7,860 pieces of feedback. These came via our online feedback forms, at virtual Have Your Say events and through email.
We also held 4 online and 2 in-person information sessions where members of the public could hear from the planning team and ask questions before providing feedback.
For more information about central government's requirements click here.
What is happening now
In August and September 2022, you can make a submission on plan change 78 so that your views are considered during the statutory decision-making process. We publicly notified the plan change on 18 August 2022
What happens next
Once the submissions process has closed, an Independent Hearings Panel (IHP) will consider all submissions and hear directly from the people who submitted. They will then make recommendations to us on the necessary changes to the Auckland Unitary Plan.
We must then decide to accept or reject the IHP recommendations. If a recommendation is rejected, the Minister for the Environment makes the final decision.
This statutory process does not allow for appeals to the Environment Court.
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E tono ana mātou ki a āta pānuitia e koe te puka kōwhiringa kōrero i mua i to whakautunga i nga poātai e whai ake nei. Mo ētahi kōrero me ngā pātai hei whakautu māi, haere ki akhaveyoursay.nz/housing.
Ko to inghoa me o kōrero ka uru ki ngā puka tūmatanui. Ko ētahi atu kōrero mōu ka noho tapu tonu.
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Kuo pau ke maʻu hoʻo lau fekau‘aki mo e kaveinga ni ‘o ‘oua tōmui ange ʻi he ʻaho Mōnite 9 ʻo Mē 2022.
‘Oku mau poupou mālohi atu kiate koe ke lau ‘a e fakamatala ‘o e pepa fepōtalanoa‘akí pea mo e ngaahi fakamatala poupou ki aí kimu‘a hono tali mai e ngaahi fehu‘i ‘oku hoko atu ‘i hení. Ki ha toe fakaikiiki ange, vakai ki he akhaveyoursay.nz/housing.
Ko ho hingoa̒ pea mo ho‘o fakakaukau̒ ‘e fakakau ia ‘i he ngaahi pepa ‘oku ‘atā ki ai e kakai. Ko hono toe ‘o e ngaahi fakamatala fakafo‘ituitui kehe̒ ‘e tauhi malu ia ‘o ‘ikai tuku atu kitu‘a.
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फ़ीडबैक सोमवार 9 मई, 2022 तक प्राप्त हो जाने चाहिए।.
निम्नलिखित प्रश्नों के उत्तर देने से पहले हम ज़ोर देकर आपको परामर्श दस्तावेज़ और सहायक जानकारी को पढ़ने के लिए प्रोत्साहित करते हैं। ज़्यादा जानकारी के लिए akhaveyoursay.nz/housing पर जाएँ।.
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E tatau ona fa’aoo uma mai ni finagalo e fia fa’aalia i le Aso Gafua 9 o Me, 2022.
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Project Timeline
Tuesday 19 April - Monday 9 May 2022
Government’s new housing rules: what it means for Auckland has finished this stage
Our preliminary response to the NPS-UD and the Act.
The preliminary response maps are outdated but are available for information here
May 2022 - July 2022
Government’s new housing rules: what it means for Auckland has finished this stage
Your feedback will be reviewed and will help inform our final proposed changes to the Auckland Unitary Plan. A summary of the feedback will be made available.
18 August - 29 September 2022
Government’s new housing rules: what it means for Auckland is currently at this stage
Public notification of plan change 78. Make a submission on the plan change 78, so that your views are considered during the statutory decision-making process.
2023/2024
this is an upcoming stage for Government’s new housing rules: what it means for Auckland
An independent Hearings Panel (IHP) will consider all submissions and hear directly from people who submitted. The IHP will then make recommendations to us on the necessary changes to the Auckland Unitary Plan by early 2024. If the council doesn't accept particular recommendations, they go to the Minister for the Environment for a final decision.
Final Reports from April-May 2022 consultation on the council's preliminary response
