Auckland waterfront 2040

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Wynyard Point

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Timeline

Developing the vision for the waterfront

Auckland Waterfront Advisory Group (AWAG), 2002
Auckland City's 11 Point Plan, 2003
Auckland's CBD Into the future strategy, 2004
Auckland Waterfront Vision 2040 Linking people city and sea (draft waterfront vision), February 2005
Ports of Auckland Western Reclamation design concepts, September 2005
Auckland Waterfront Vision 2040, December 2005

Precinct planning

Precinct planning is a key outcome of the Auckland Waterfront Vision 2040, which will be carried out by way of a series of precinct plans.

This concept provides a proposed direction for development on Wynyard Point. It details the preferred outcomes for the amount and location of open space, the types of activities, the height and types of buildings and public access.

The concept will inform the District Plan change that will be ready for formal public consultation in June 2006.

Concept framework was open for feedback from 24 February to 17 March 2006.

District Plan change

Auckland City's role is to ensure there are regulations in place that ensure development is complementary to its location in the CBD and that provides appropriate infrastructure.

This process involves the opportunity for the public to make submissions on the plan change and appear at public hearings.