Marine Events Centre resource consent application
Introduction
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| Project timeframe
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Introduction
Auckland City Council is planning an events centre for the Halsey Street
extension wharf, at the Viaduct Harbour. The centre is part of the vision for a
revitalised CBD waterfront.
Councillors have proposed bringing forward the completion date of this centre
so it can be ready for Rugby World Cup 2011. Funding for the centre is included
in the council's draft 10-year plan and budget, which went out for public consultation
on 17 April 2009.
The centre would provide infrastructural support for major events. It would also
enable enhanced public access to and use of this area and CBD waterfront. At the
same time, the marine and fishing industry would be able to continue to operate
from the wharf.
The building's preliminary design has been endorsed by the council's urban design
panel, and resource consents have been submitted with Auckland Regional Council.
The resource consent application is to be publicly notified and members of the
public are entitled to lodge submissions to the Auckland Regional Council.
You can view a full copy of the application, supporting documents and technical
reports below.
View the resource consent application
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inconvenience this causes.
Resource consent documentation
Resource
consent application and Assessment of Environmental Effects (193kb PDF)
Supporting documents and technical reports
Letters of support
Project timeframe (indicative only)
- Resource consent publicly notified - 17 April 2009
- Public submissions close - 15 May 2009
- Hearing - 3-7 August 2009
- Resource consent decision - September 2009
Have your say
Please note: submissions closed on 15 May 2009. See
Project timeframe for the next step.
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Updated 18 May 2009