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Prospects for Residential Infill and Intensification in Tauranga City A LegendB B E Y Potential RedevelopmentW Sites A Y CAMBRIDGE RD C High H E S BIRMINGHAM ST Medium T E R Infill PotentialLow Rating S T Sites Assessed High COVENTRY ST Medium Low W I N Produced by Geographic InformationW Non-Res SystemsC - Tauranga City Council © 2012 H E S E BELL ST VacantT Sites S M T I E N School R S GRASMERE T T W E A Parks E Y R R R D Suburban Residential ZoneR A C Label 0 - 280 : Actual Infill Potential E Tauranga City Boundary ELY PL CYPRESS ST R E D M O N D ROBINS RD S T T A M TA A K T IT COLLINGWOOD ST IM E U A DR A R I K I N U I D R FAULKNER ST FAULKNER BIRCH AVE MONTG OMERY RD B A R B E R H W R U A M Y I H B DR S R R E G I I T PALM U T R M R AMBE O R M A V D M O C T C W L E AM R AURENC L NE NTH E R OAK A A S S O GR T S R L T C H P Path: Q:\GeospatialMaps\458800-458899\458871\CAU_SmartGrowthInfill_A3_10Plus.mxdL DEN AR ST M C C O R D A V E K ERICA ST OR OMIKO ST WARD ST S L K T L A OO P U C L R EI E N N C E / AVE TWENTYTHIRD S ITIMU DR T TAK N WATLING ST O R M T A H T T S W T T H E E N W T Y F Approx. Scale: (at A3) I 0370 R CLARKE ST S EDGECUMBE RD AVE TWELFTH RIMU ST T ANZAC RD A TWENTIETH AVE TWENTIETH V E 1:6,900 HOWELL PL CHRISTOPHER ST ST JOHN ST 185 M E N A ELEVENTH AVE CAMERON RD L CHRISTOPHE R CAMERON RD TEN TH AVE GARDEN PL NINETEENTH AVE Residential Assessment of 10+ Sites THIRTEENTH AVE M NORRIS ST CCLYMONT PL KOWHAI ST SIXTEENTH AVE SIXTEENTH TUTCHEN ST BOTANICAL RD DEVONPORT RD - Tauranga City Council - EIGHTEENTH AVE KIWI CRS SE V EN W BRIARLEY ST ST MACMILLAN I BERNARD ST TE L K E I N NT S O H N A V S E T Cadastral Information sourced from LINZ. CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED FRASER ST H A S R T V E FIFTEENTH AVE Y KEA ST Census Area Unit FOURTEENTH AVE Tauranga Hospital ALEXANDER ST KAKA KAKA ST GRACE RD SCANTLEBURY ST Information shown on this plan is indicative only .The Council accepts no liability for its accuracy and it is your responsibility to ensure that the data contained herein is appropriate BURROWS and applicable to the end use intended. ST Aerial Photography flown in 2007 with some areas flown in 2008, 2009 and 2010 C B Y A P R R S B S E T E T S R S R M Y C CO Legend RD BIRCH AVE AV E T Potential Redevelopment Sites S TWELFTH AVE O TUTCHEN ST ELEVENTH AVE IK CHRISTOPHER ST M O High R O K CAMERON RD Medium Low Sites Assessed EDGECUMBE RD Infill Potential Rating DR U TIM T KI S High TA Y Tauranga E L I DR R IKINU A A AR Boys DEVONPORT RD I Medium TAMATE R B College THIRTEENTH AVE Low Non-Res HOWELL PL Vacant Sites HARVEY ST School Produced by Geographic Information Systems - Tauranga City Council © 2012 Parks Cadastral Information sourced from LINZ. CROWN RESERVED COPYRIGHT LINZ. from sourced Information Cadastral Suburban Residential Zone KOWHAI ST Tauranga City Boundary Label 0 - 280 : Actual Infill Potential SIXTEENTH AVE St Marys Primary A L URENCE ST N FOURTEENTH AVE OR School TH L T P S E L C I N E E R N U SEVENTEENTH AVE BERNARD ST A L MATTHEW ST CLARKE ST ST EN Y ST D A FIFTEENTH AVE RR R U A M TWENTIETH AVE GRACE RD FA S U R L FRASER ST C K NINETEENTH AVE R N E E B R TWENTYFIRST AVE M U S CAMERON RD H T COOK ST BURROWS ST EIGHTEENTH AVE DUNKIRK ST SCANTLEBURY ST WARD ST BOTANICAL RD TWENTYTHIRD AVE ANZAC RD Gate Pa 0 Primary KAKA ST 0 MAYFAIR ST WATLING ST Tauranga Girls Tauranga TURRET RD RIMU ST College ESTUARY WAY Intermediate T W E N T Y S KAURI ST E C O N B D RO A OK V S E T M U NR O CO S U T R T N E Y R D L L O GE ST Y PA D S WILROSE PL T Aerial Photography flown in 2007 with some areas flown in 2008, 2009 and 2010 Information shown on this plan is indicative Approx. Scale:1:7,300 (at A3) Census Area Unit only .The Council accepts no liability for its Residential Assessment of 10+ Sites accuracy and it is your responsibility to ensure that the data contained herein is appropriate / 0390195 M - Tauranga City Council - Tauranga South and applicable to the end use intended. Path: Q:\GeospatialMaps\458800-458899\458871\CAU_SmartGrowthInfill_A3_10Plus.mxd LINKS AVE Legend C R CARYSFORT ST AN E PATERSON ST S STAWELL AVE T Potential Redevelopment Sites L E A NDE PUKAKI ST High R HUIA AVE ST Medium CONCORD AVE Low CARTER ST FA R M S T O C E A Sites Assessed N B H E A A R C R H Infill PotentialIS Rating R S TAUPO AVE D T U High KOROWAI ST N WAIARIKI ST A Y M A Medium MARLIN ST HAWEA ST O W RD Low EN RV KANIERE ST GI Non-Res ZA Vacant Sites MB UK W AY School Arataki MOOREA PL Produced by Geographic Information Systems - Tauranga City Council © 2012 Parks Primary CROWN RESERVED COPYRIGHT LINZ. from sourced Information Cadastral Suburban Residential Zone YALE ST PIHI RD MATA 0 SEASPRAY DR Tauranga City BoundaryPALLISER PL S TUDOR PL U N B RA LIFTAN Label 0 - 280 : Actual Infill Potential GOBRAY CRS E PL MARANUI ST G RO 0 V MAUNGANUI RD 0 E 0 E V T G E A R N E R IA N S A O P H M D 0 W L A A 0 A S 0 E M R W T 0 N R S D O OD P P L L CE G RA L R O E T U C REILLY AVE H T E N E D S T G B T S M O AI A LA V E OW R E EXETER ST E R N R L O I MATAVAI ST S V A P R M M D NI R R A U O P C A R D Y I O L P E N B L A H E R A A F D H R A A T E G V A WE E YMO S UTH M I PL AH R INA N TITOKI PL P U L S H AL P ES L IA R P O A E S C N B A R ER C H G IA Y ABE N P L COURT L IA DENNY HULME DR A P V L E L H AN E IG TA L T H 10 NA P A W T AY S 2 SO R U N G OVE LOTU S AVE E TH V A F A R H R A D R N N D A C I L T E P V S S I A R C L A U V E E H V A S SAND JASMINE PL U C S I A IB SP H EN PL TRUMAN LANE G RE NA DA ST MELIA PL E V A IA T N PO E I K NS E TT IA PL Aerial Photography flown in 2007 with some areas flown in 2008, 2009 and 2010 Information shown on this plan is indicative Approx. Scale:1:6,600 (at A3) Census Area Unit only .The Council accepts no liability for its Residential Assessment of 10+ Sites accuracy and it is your responsibility to ensure that the data contained herein is appropriate / 0350175 M - Tauranga City Council - Te Maunga and applicable to the end use intended. Path: Q:\GeospatialMaps\458800-458899\458871\CAU_SmartGrowthInfill_A3_10Plus.mxd LUKE G T ST N I S L P N N L S O S N T Legend C A H E A A T T L N H E A D O A C H N A L I C V G O I KIN BRODIE PL L L I D Y O J D Potential Redevelopment Sites CH D P H N S T R A R M W I S IA A E Y KELVIN WAY A PAINE ST D WAIHI RD T H 2 High O E T B 0 N O O O M R UMARIS B R BEA OU U Medium LEVA T RD T P H E S O N A D E M T C N 4 S R N LowH U N A O S IS E N D BA L E L EIGH PL L ELMLEY PL Y Sites Assessed WA R ZION WAY OB IN RD S Infill Potential Rating L BELL ST PL P AM BIRMINGHAM ST H N G A HighN S I N K T E C O U R B D C R L L H Medium I E I E DMO N K S T ND ST G E R S G I S Low S T A 25 S I T C N E O G Non-Res U H D R U R T R S S T T IGH Vacant Sites CYPRESS ST HE D 25 N G ICH CL School O ODR COVENTRY ST O M H C I Produced by Geographic Information Systems - Tauranga City Council © 2012 Parks Cadastral Information sourced from LINZ.
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