Reflections on Auckland Planning

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Council Shafts Wynyard Quarter Heritage

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This is another chapter in the ongoing saga of heritage building and heritage character protection on Auckland's waterfront. It concerns...
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Rating Toward Auckland Monoculture

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In the Mayor's message to Auckland in the Draft Long Term Plan 2012-2022 out for consultation now we read the following: "...pr...
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Auckland Fuel Consumption Dropping

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A friend sent this analysis of Auckland's petrol and diesel sales over the past 12 years or so. I'd particularly like to see the ...
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Auckland Plan = Step Backwards

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The Mayor Len Brown said it all this morning on National Radio as he talked up the economic growth targets of the Auckland Plan. Describing ...
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Sunday, March 11, 2012

Show Respect for Shed 10

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This is a great picture of Shed 10 on Queens Wharf. Despite agreeing to a review of the Port Expansion plans, Mayor Len Brown remains commit...
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TOR for Port Plans Review

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Rumour has it that various players in Ports of Auckland and Council's Investment entity expect to be given the job of reviewing their ow...

Proper Process on Waterfront

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Last week was a big week for Auckland's waterfront. And I'm not talking about the strike. Thanks to a huge amount of work from Hear...

Mangawhai Bankrupts KDC

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There's been a lot of comment in the media lately about the size of Council debt. The Sunday Star today (citing data quoted by Local Gov...
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Joel Cayford
I enjoy the challenges of planning, especially the who gains, who loses bit, No easy solutions here! Unlike my earlier life in physics - but it's all relative. Previous life for 12 years as elected councillor in Auckland local government. Re-qualified at University of Auckland as urban planner. Now senior policy analyst at NZ Planning Institute.
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