Growth management strategy

Auckland City has a vision for Auckland's future.

Auckland will be a quality urban city, prospering as a vibrant leading edge city with heart and soul.
The city will be the hub of the region's economic and cultural life, and the powerhouse of the nation's economy.

An important part of achieving this will be effective planning with the community.

The Growth Management Strategy was adopted by Auckland City Council in December 2003.

Part 1 Executive summary	Auckland - a growing city (648k) Where should growth happen? (328k) Areas of stability (501k) Areas of change (2507k) How does planning for growth happen? (329k)
Part 2 Auckland's growth	Why Auckland must plan for growth (284k) What is Auckland City aiming for? (220k) Auckland City's principles for growth (549k)
Part 3 Auckland's growth management strategy	Where should growth happen? (195k) Areas of stability (2303k) Areas of change (2379k) Where will growth go? (385k) How does planning for growth happen? (488k) Residential 8 zone (95k) Residential design guide (67k) Physical and social infrastructure (291k)
Part 4 Area of change - population profiles	Avondale (815k) Balmoral (775k) CBD (803k) Ellerslie (755k) Glen Innes (736k) Grey Lynn (771k) Mt Albert (751k) Mt Roskill (759k) Mt Wellington (749k) Mt Wellington Quarry (697k) Newmarket (862k) Onehunga (783k) Otahuhu (715k) Panmure (739k) Pt Chevalier (776k) Remuera (760k) Royal Oak (773k) Sandringham (839k) Stoddard Road (753k)
Glossary and references	Glossary and Reference (53k)

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Reviewed June 2009