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Ruakura Variation Strategic Overview Chapter 1 Plan Overview & Chapter 2 Strategic Framework 3 rd and 4 th August 2016 Introduction Purpose and scope of my evidence Hearing structure Background History of Urbanisation Structure


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Ruakura Variation

Strategic Overview Chapter 1 Plan Overview & Chapter 2 Strategic Framework

3rd and 4th August 2016

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Introduction

Purpose and scope of my evidence Hearing structure

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Background

  • History of Urbanisation
  • Structure Planning
  • Proposed District Plan (PDP)
  • Board of Inquiry Process (BOI)
  • Variation Process
  • Key Issues
  • Strategic Evaluation
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Strategic Agreement

  • Hamilton city boundaries fixed in 1989
  • Strategic agreement with Waikato DC in 2005
  • Agreement identified land at Ruakura to be

transferred

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Future Proof Sub-Regional Strategy

  • WRC and Future Proof Sub-Regional Planning

group developed a strategic planning framework to manage future urban growth

  • The Sub-Regional Growth Strategy 2009

identified Ruakura for employment

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Hamilton Urban Growth Strategy (HUGS)

  • HUGS completed in 2009 - provides strategic

blueprint for the City

  • Established long term growth settings for

Hamilton including Ruakura as a new employment location

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Proposed Waikato Regional Policy Statement (PWRPS)

  • Notified in Nov 2010
  • Future Proof Strategy & HUGS anchored into

formal RMA processes

  • WRPS operative 20 May 2016
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Structure Planning

  • Joint process between HCC, TGH and CPL
  • An inland port could leverage the existing rail

corridor & strategic road connections

  • A range of uses were identified for the whole
  • f Ruakura
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Ruakura & Proposed District Plan

  • Structure Plan developed concurrently with
  • ther work streams during PDP Review
  • Structure plan & zone provisions integrated

into PDP - notified on 12 December 2012

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Board of Inquiry Process

  • June 2013 application to EPA
  • Hearings Deferred on PDP for Ruakura
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Board of Inquiry Process cont’d

  • Decision in Sept 2014 – modified the PDP
  • Variation aligned to final plan change

approved by BOI

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Current Status of PDP

  • Forty-five appeals lodged to the PDP
  • Resolution to all appeals have now been

resolved except one - pending decisions from the Court

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Relevant planning framework

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Variation Process

  • A program of meaningful consultation and

participatory engagement

  • Comprehensive investigations and studies

undertaken

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Overview of the Variation

  • BOI consistency
  • Appeals version of the PDP
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Overview of the Variation cont’d

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Key Issues

  • Cumulative effects
  • Merits of a long term zoning of Logistics under

the Structure Plan for Percival/Ryburn Road

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Key Issues cont’d

  • Merits of

retaining Figure 2-16 Ruakura Land Development Plan Areas

Luke please note this diagram is as notified – you could add in the amended version as a result of submissions

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Key Issues cont’d

  • Strategic Infrastructure: Fixed and Indicative

Locations

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Key Issues cont’d

  • Urban Design Management
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Key Issues cont’d

  • Deferred submissions
  • Scope of some submissions
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Key Issues cont’d

  • Concept Development Plans
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Strategic Evaluation

  • Maximising land resources
  • HCC Planning
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Strategic Evaluation cont’d

  • Urban form & Integrated land use & transport

planning

  • Consistency with PDP & other strategic

directions

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Response to submissions

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Conclusions

  • Variation is critical for the City & Waikato to

enable a major growth cell for NZ’s 4th largest City

  • HCC endorses the variation to see Ruakura

developed as a dynamic employment area, inland port, adds to housing supply, & provides for supporting & complimentary land uses