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080, 081 Rezoning and Precincts Annexur ry Plan Independent Hearings Panel Report to Auckland Council Hearing topics 016, 017 Changes to the Rural Urban Boundary; 080, 081 Rezoning and precincts Annexure 4 Precincts North July 2016 Annexure 4 Precincts North Contents Part 1 Precincts supported ................................................................................................. 2 500 Albany 3 Precinct ................................................................................................ 2 501 Albany 9 Precinct ................................................................................................ 4 502 Albany Centre Precinct ....................................................................................... 6 504 Bayswater Marina Precinct ................................................................................. 9 505 Chelsea Precinct ............................................................................................... 18 506 Dairy Flat Precinct ............................................................................................ 21 507 Devonport Naval Base Precinct ........................................................................ 24 508 Devonport Peninsula Precinct ........................................................................... 26 509 Greenhithe Precinct .......................................................................................... 30 510 Gulf Harbour Marina Precinct ............................................................................ 36 511 Hatfields Precinct .............................................................................................. 39 512 HMNZ Dockyard Precinct ................................................................................. 45 514 Kakanui Point Precinct and rezoning ................................................................ 47 515 Kawau Island Precinct ...................................................................................... 53 516 Kumeū Precinct and Rural Urban Boundary ..................................................... 58 517 Kumeū Showgrounds Precinct .......................................................................... 61 518 Leigh Marine Laboratory Precinct ..................................................................... 63 519 Long Bay Precinct ............................................................................................. 67 520 Martins Bay Precinct ......................................................................................... 70 521 Matakana 1 Precinct ......................................................................................... 72 522 Matakana 2 Precinct ......................................................................................... 75 523 Matakana 3 Precinct ......................................................................................... 83 527 Ōkura Precinct, Rural Urban Boundary and rezoning........................................ 85 528 Ōmaha South Precinct ...................................................................................... 92 529 Ōrewa 1 Precinct .............................................................................................. 96 530 Ōrewa 2 Precinct .............................................................................................. 99 531 Ōrewa 3 Precinct ............................................................................................ 101 532 Pinewoods Precinct ........................................................................................ 103 533 Red Beach Precinct ........................................................................................ 105 534 Riverhead 3 Precinct....................................................................................... 108 535 Rodney Landscape Precinct ........................................................................... 109 536 Silverdale 2 Precinct ....................................................................................... 112 537 Silverdale 3 Precinct ....................................................................................... 114 538 Smales 1 Precinct ........................................................................................... 116 539 Smales 2 Precinct ........................................................................................... 121 540 Takapuna 1 Precinct ....................................................................................... 127 541 Te Arai North Precinct ..................................................................................... 131 542 Te Arai South Precinct .................................................................................... 133 543 Waimana Point Precinct .................................................................................. 136 544 Wainui Precinct ............................................................................................... 138 545 Waiwera Precinct ............................................................................................ 142 546 Warkworth 3 Precinct ...................................................................................... 148 547 Wēiti Precinct .................................................................................................. 150 548 Whangaparāoa Precinct ................................................................................. 154 Part 2 Precincts unsupported ........................................................................................ 156 Akoranga 1 Precinct .............................................................................................. 156 Albany 5 Precinct ................................................................................................... 158 Albany 6 Precinct ................................................................................................... 161 Gulf Harbour Precinct ............................................................................................ 163 Hatfields Beach 1 Precinct ..................................................................................... 165 Hatfields Beach 2 Precinct ..................................................................................... 171 Milford 2 Precinct ................................................................................................... 176 Ōrewa Countryside Precinct .................................................................................. 178 Puhoi Precinct ....................................................................................................... 180 Riverhead 1 Precinct ............................................................................................. 182 Riverhead 2 Precinct ............................................................................................. 183 Riverhead 4 Precinct ............................................................................................. 184 Riverhead South Precinct ...................................................................................... 185 Silverdale 1 Precinct .............................................................................................. 186 Silverdale North Precinct and rezoning .................................................................. 189 Takapuna 2 Precinct .............................................................................................. 194 Waikauri Bay Precinct ............................................................................................ 196 Wēiti 2 Precinct ...................................................................................................... 198 1 IHP Report to AC Changes to RUB, rezoning and precincts Annexure 4 Precincts North 2016-07-22 Part 1 Precincts supported The Panel recommends the precincts below for inclusion in the Auckland Unitary Plan. 500 Albany 3 Precinct 1. Summary of recommendations The Panel supports this precinct and notes that no evidence was presented that contested the provisions prepared by the Council. This precinct was heard in Topic 081. 2. Precinct description The Albany 3 Precinct is located north of Oteha Valley Road, comprising 13ha of land at 29, 40A and 42 Kewa Road. The underlying zone is the Residential - Single House Zone. The land is mainly hilly and there is an area of regenerating native bush to the south of the site identified as a significant ecological area. The precinct is based on the provisions of Plan Change 32 (the relevant Environment Court decision was released on 3 May 2012) to the Auckland Council District Plan - Operative North Shore Section 2002 which reviewed the Albany Structure Plan zones. The purpose of the precinct is to provide for the concept development plan for 29, 40A and 42 Kewa Road which emerged from Plan Change 32 3. Key issues The Panel accepts the need for a precinct for the reasons contained in the planning evidence on behalf of Council and set out below (paragraph 9.2): In our view, the Albany 3 precinct gives effect to the purpose of the Act in recognising that specific provisions and development controls should continue to apply to the Kewa Road areas to ensure consistency of development and also recognises that these provisions were developed over an extensive period of time which included public consultation, expert assessment, and an Environment Court hearing (on Plan Change 32). The proposed precinct provisions still represent, in our view, the best method to enable appropriate development at Kewa Road. (Paragraph 9.2.) The Panel has
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