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Orakei Point development

Plan change notifications | The master plan | Designs


View details of Plan Modification 260

Plan change notification

A district plan change to allow an integrated transit-oriented development on Orakei Point was notified for public submissions from 18 January to 1 March, 2010. The further submission period closed on 30 April, 2010. The hearing of submissions to the plan change was heard by independent planning commissioners on the 8, 9 and10 June 2010. The hearing was adjourned by the commissioners until 9 July 2010, to allow various property issues to be resolved.

About the development

The proposed development of the peninsula is a partnership between the Redwood Group, the Equinox Group and Auckland City Council.

The vision for this area is for a mixed use community, anchored by a new transport hub consisting of a state-of-the-art train station served by a dedicated neighbourhood shuttle bus service and car drop off.

The proposal includes generous public open space and waterfront access available to all Aucklanders as well as on-site residents. A mix of apartments, offices, cafes, shops will also feature including a public board walk encircling the point.

Affected residents in the eastern suburbs have been consulted and kept up to date on plans for the site, particularly over such issues as building heights, road access and traffic management.

The plan change was notified for submissions over six weeks, giving people adequate opportunity to consider the proposed changes over an extended submission period.

While the plan change is founded on the master plan - which describes the possible land use and urban design opportunities - submissions need to be on the provisions of the proposed change to the district plan and not the architectural merits of the master plan, which are indicative only.


The master plan

The proposed master plan showing placement of buildings, new access roads, and landscaping

Orakei Peninsula Development master plan

  1. waterfront plaza
  2. lee plaza
  3. link road
  4. recreation park
  5. railway station park
  6. boardwalk
  7. hopper bus stops
  8. bus stops
  9. cafes
  10. service lane
  11. clubs / facilities
  12. stormwater ponds
  13. railway station

Download the masterplan (300kb PDF)

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Updated January 2010