To grow or not to grow?
Monday, 7 November 2005, 4:20 pm
Press Release: Manukau City Council
Media Release
7 November 2005
To grow or not to
grow?
Manukau City Council has received feedback on
proposed growth scenarios in the Beachlands area from more
than 320 people. Responses have been collated and will be
considered by the Environment and Urban Design Committee
when it decides on a preferred growth management strategy
early next year.
Four growth scenarios have been
proposed. They are high growth, low growth, medium growth
and no growth.
Depending on the chosen strategy, a
structure plan and District Plan change may need to be
prepared. In that case, the public will have further
opportunities for informal comment and formal
submissions.
More information, including a summary of
feedback, can be viewed on Council's website at
www.manukau.govt.nz/beachlands.htm.
ENDS
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