Draft Plan Change 11 – Residential Density - Feedback runs from Friday 23 August until Monday 30 September 2019
reducing the minimum section sizes in the General Residential Zone from 400m2 to 300m2
enabling apartments as restricted discretionary activities in the General Residential Zone where:
a) the site adjoins, or is immediately across the carriageway from, publicly- owned sport, recreation and neighbourhood open space zones
b) the site adjoins publicly-owned natural open space zones that adjoin the mainstem of the Waikato River, or Lake Rotoroa
requiring two car parking spaces per apartment in the General Residential Zone
processing apartments as a non-notified activity in the Residential Intensification Zone.
You can read all relevant material relating to Plan Change 11 including the proposed changes to the District Plan provisions, a detailed summary of the changes, and map showing where it is proposed to enable apartments through a resource consent, at hamilton.govt.nz/planchange11
Feedback runs from Friday 23 August until Monday 30 September 2019 at 4.30pm.
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Many New Zealand gardens aren’t seeing as many monarch butterflies fluttering around their swan plants and flower beds these days — the hungry Asian paper wasp has been taking its toll.
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