Eden Park resource consent
Introduction |
The resource consent application |
The plan change
Introduction
Auckland City Council has granted consent for the Eden Park Trust Board to redevelop
its stadium in Sandringham.
The redevelopment aims to increase the capacity of the current stadium from
45,000 to 60,000 people. The increased number of seats is a condition of New
Zealand's bid to host the Rugby World Cup in 2011.
Three independent planning commissioners considered the board's resource
consent application, along with more than 500 submissions and evidence from
subject matter experts before deciding to grant the consent.
There are more than 90 conditions attached to the consent, including:
- construction management, including restrictions on hours, access, noise
and lighting
- requirement for landscaping, including streetscape planting in adjoining
roads
- provision of increased access to open space within the site
- restrictions on the number and type of night time sporting events
- shading mitigation measures, including specific mitigation packages for
affected properties
- noise restrictions for events and during construction
- requirements for traffic management, including pedestrian access to
Kingsland Rail Station
You can read the entire consent decision below.
Revised South Stand consent decision
You can get more information on Eden Park redevelopment by visiting:
www.eprb.co.nz.
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