Plan Change 19 - Residential Zoning

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Plan Change 19 (PC 19) has been driven by the direction set out in the Vincent and Cromwell Spatial Plans. The spatial plans have been prepared by Central Otago District Council to respond to demand for residential land and housing affordability concerns in the District, and to plan for the anticipated growth over the next 30 years.

Plan Change 19 proposes to make a suite of changes to the way the District’s residential areas are zoned and managed.

In implementing the direction set out in the two spatial plans, PC 19 involves rezoning new land for residential use, identifying some areas for future growth, aligning existing residential zoning with the proposed new zones, and includes new provisions for managing land use and subdivisions within the residential zones.

PC19 does not propose to alter the zoning or framework in relation to the rural, business or industrial resource areas or rural settlements zone.

PLAN CHANGE 19 ENVIRONMENT COURT APPEALS

PLAN CHANGE 19 DECISION

ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS

SUMMARY OF SUBMISSIONS

HEARING MINUTES AND SCHEDULE

EVIDENCE STAGE 1

Note: Footnote 8 in the Section 42A Report Stage 1 includes an incorrect link. The document referenced is listed as evidence.

EVIDENCE STAGE 2

ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE POST HEARING

EVIDENCE RESPONSE TO MINUTE 4

EVIDENCE RESPONSE TO MINUTE 5

Plan Change 19 (PC 19) has been driven by the direction set out in the Vincent and Cromwell Spatial Plans. The spatial plans have been prepared by Central Otago District Council to respond to demand for residential land and housing affordability concerns in the District, and to plan for the anticipated growth over the next 30 years.

Plan Change 19 proposes to make a suite of changes to the way the District’s residential areas are zoned and managed.

In implementing the direction set out in the two spatial plans, PC 19 involves rezoning new land for residential use, identifying some areas for future growth, aligning existing residential zoning with the proposed new zones, and includes new provisions for managing land use and subdivisions within the residential zones.

PC19 does not propose to alter the zoning or framework in relation to the rural, business or industrial resource areas or rural settlements zone.

PLAN CHANGE 19 ENVIRONMENT COURT APPEALS

PLAN CHANGE 19 DECISION

ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS

SUMMARY OF SUBMISSIONS

HEARING MINUTES AND SCHEDULE

EVIDENCE STAGE 1

Note: Footnote 8 in the Section 42A Report Stage 1 includes an incorrect link. The document referenced is listed as evidence.

EVIDENCE STAGE 2

ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE POST HEARING

EVIDENCE RESPONSE TO MINUTE 4

EVIDENCE RESPONSE TO MINUTE 5

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