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Appendix C Unmapped Rezoning Requests Appendix C - Unmapped zoning requests Submission Theme Topic Summary AffectedProperties ChangeRequested Rezone land around Penrose Train Station from Light Industry to Mixed Use to encourage medium density residential and mixed developments with access to the 14-4 Zoning Central train station Unspecified: Multiple sites Mixed Use Re-zone Arch Hill to Terraced Housing and Apartment Terrace Housing and 74-1 Zoning Central Buildings zone Unspecified: Multiple sites Apartment Buildings 168-1 Zoning Central No change. Ellerslie to stay the same. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Rezone the Kohimarama Yacht Club and beach boat Public Open Space - ramps from Informal Recreation to Sport and Active Sport and Active 330-7 Zoning Central Recreation. Unspecified Recreation Rezone the Kohimarama Yacht Club and beach boat ramps from Informal Recreation to Sport and Active 375-7 Zoning Central Recreation. Unspecified Amend Rezone the Kohimarama Yacht Club and beach boat Public Open Space - ramps from Informal Recreation to Sport and Active Sport and Active 376-7 Zoning Central Recreation. Unspecified Recreation Retain the Mixed Housing Urban Zoning between 576-1 Zoning Central Kohimarama Road and Sage Road. Withdrawn Withdrawn Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban Zoning south of Taranaki Road on both sides of Melanesia Road and 576-2 Zoning Central the western side of Sage Road. Withdrawn Withdrawn Retain the Terraced Housing and Apartment Buildings zone adjacent to Tamaki Drive on the western side of 576-3 Zoning Central Kohimarama Road. Withdrawn Withdrawn Retain the Neighbourhood Centre Zoning at the 576-4 Zoning Central intersection of Baddeley Avenue and Melanesia Road. Withdrawn Withdrawn Retain the Neighbourhood Centre Zoning on the western side of Averill Avenue between Tamaki Drive 576-5 Zoning Central and Eltham Road. Withdrawn Withdrawn Rezone Kohimarama Tennis Club and Kohimarama Bowling Club (Lot 2 DP 93072) from Informal 576-6 Zoning Central Recreation to Sport and Active Recreation. Withdrawn Withdrawn Rezone the Kohimarama Yacht Club and beach boat ramps from Informal Recreation to Sport and Active 576-7 Zoning Central Recreation. Withdrawn Withdrawn Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 776-11 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Rezone 90% of Mt Roskill to the Terrace Housing and Terrace Housing and 817-2 Zoning Central Apartment Buildings zone. Unspecified: Multiple sites Apartment Buildings Rezone the sites adjacent to 752 Great South Road, Penrose, from Light Industry to Heavy Industry. [p 6/29 852-125 Zoning Central vol 5] Unspecified Heavy Industry Direct more dense development towards the area west 855-8 Zoning Central of Jellicoe Road, Onehunga. Unspecified Unspecified Rezone land at St Heliers from Terrace Housing and 859-9 Zoning Central Apartment Buildings to a less intensive zone. Unspecified: Multiple sites Amend Rezone land at St Heliers from Mixed Housing Urban to Mixed Housing 859-10 Zoning Central Mixed Housing Suburban. Unspecified Suburban Rezone land at Kohimaramara from Mixed Housing Mixed Housing 859-12 Zoning Central Urban to Mixed Housing Suburban. Unspecified Suburban 1 Submission Theme Topic Summary AffectedProperties ChangeRequested Rezone all the land on both sides of Great South Road from Greenlane Road in the vicinity of the Ellerslie on ramp from Light Industry to Mixed Use or General 871-2 Zoning Central Business. Unspecified: Multiple sites Amend Rezone properties on the western side of Te Arawa St and properties north on Kupe St, Orakei, to Terrace Terrace Housing and 883-202 Zoning Central Housing and Apartment Buildings zone. [p 7/60 vol 1] 48 Te Arawa Street Orakei Apartment Buildings Reduce extent of Mixed Housing zone in Puketapapa, 939-1 Zoning Central Albert, and Eden Board areas Unspecified: Multiple sites Unspecified: Residential Do not allow Auckland University to extend Tertiary Education zone into Grafton residential area eg Seafield 967-2 Zoning Central View Road Unspecified Retain Rezone area of Terrace Housing and Apartment Building zone in Onehunga so that it is not adjacent to 1008-1 Zoning Central the area of heritage houses in Onehunga. Unspecified: Multiple sites Amend Retain the Single Housing zone applying to Balmoral 1028-2 Zoning Central streets Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Do not allow high rise /high density building down the centre of Waterview. If high density building is necessary, put houses either end of Waterview by the 1057-1 Zoning Central parks. Unspecified: Multiple sites Unspecified No community centre on the corner of Alford St, 1057-2 Zoning Central Waterview - built by either park would be a better option Unspecified: Multiple sites Unspecified Remove the Terrace Housing and Apartment Buildings 1069-2 Zoning Central zone from Moa and Walmer Roads, Point Chevalier Unspecified: Multiple sites Amend Adopt a staged rollout of urban intensification in Point Chevalier, particularly in the area south of Tui St with some intensification commencing two blocks from the intersection of Point Chevalier Road and Great North Road. If this intensification is successfully integrated, then reassess the Zoning of neighbouring properties for 1069-7 Zoning Central future development and intensification. Unspecified: Multiple sites Unspecified Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1206-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1207-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Remove Town Centre zone from areas such as 1234-11 Zoning Central Ponsonby, Mt Eden and Kingsland. Unspecified: Multiple sites Amend Retain the proposed Zoning for The Landing and Okahu 1258-1 Zoning Central Bay. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Rezone the land at Huia Road north of 50 Point Chevalier Road to Mixed Housing Residential, or Single Housing if this Zoning is applied to Point Chevalier 1260-2 Zoning Central Road. Unspecified: Multiple sites Unspecified: Residential Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1267-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1268-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1269-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain 2 Submission Theme Topic Summary AffectedProperties ChangeRequested Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1270-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1271-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1272-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1273-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1274-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Rezone Norman Lesser Drive and Panapa Drive, St Johns (Orakei Ward) from Single House to Mixed house 1288-1 Zoning Central zone. Unspecified: Multiple sites Unspecified: Residential Retain the Single Housing zone applying to Balmoral 1312-2 Zoning Central streets. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Rezone land south of 2 Barrington Road, Grey Lynn to Terrace Housing and Apartment Building or Business 1332-10 Zoning Central Local Centre. [Relief sought not clear] Unspecified: Multiple sites Amend Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1357-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1385-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Retain the Single Housing zone applying to Balmoral 1419-2 Zoning Central streets Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1446-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1447-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1448-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1452-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1453-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1454-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1455-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain Retain the Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing 1456-4 Zoning Central Urban zones at St Heliers and its environs. Unspecified: Multiple sites Retain
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