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What the council has been asked to allow under the Resource Management Act. 6 on this property · 20 land use or subdivision consents within 250 m.
The proposed development seeks consent for the construction of 154 residential units on the subject site at 1 MacMurray Road and 4-1 0 Robert Hall Avenue. The residential units proposed as part of this development are provided across five separate building blocks. An innovative design approach has been adopted for the development, with two level apartments stacked on top of each other. A mixtur e of one and two bedroom apartment units are proposed.
The proposed development seeks consent for the construction of 154 residential units on the subject site at 1 MacMurray Road and 4-1 0 Robert Hall Avenue. The residential units proposed as part of this development are provided across five separate building blocks. An innovative design approach has been adopted for the development, with two level apartments stacked on top of each other. A mixtur e of one and two bedroom apartment units are proposed.
To construct 68 apartments in two buildings comprising 7 and 8 storeys respectively. The proposal involves earthworks, groundwater disturbance and landscaping works.
Groundwater diversion associated with the construction of 74 apartments in two seven to eight-storey buildings.
Associated works including 16,100m3 of earthworks over an area of 4,240m2 to depths of 4.1-6.6m, removal of four street trees, installation of services, formation of new vehicle accesses, landscaping and a temporary showroom sales office.
Construction of a two level basement in Phase 1 will extend 1 m below the ground water table requiring the diversion of groundwater that does not meet the permitted activity controls.
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Decision One The application proposes the removal of the existing dwelling on the site, and the construction of four new detached d wellings with two being two stories, and two at three stories. Earthworks are also proposed for an area of greater than 1,000m2 but less than 2,500m2, and for a volume of greater than 250m3, but less than 1,000m3. The proposal utilises alternative height in relation to boundary, and results in infringements to building height, height in relation to boundary and ya
Decision Two To subdivide the site in accordance with land use consent LUC60425501.
Construction of an additional single storey office to the south of the existing detached classroom.
To install and operate a crane to enable the construction of a consented 5-level healthcare facility building..
To change conditions 1, 11, 12, 15, 17, 23, 24, 26 and 28, and cancel condition 27 of consent LUC60359650, and additional conditions 9A and 12A, to reflect changes to facade, roof, floor and staff areas and cafe, signage, vehicle access and car and bicycle parking, earthworks.
Ministry for the Environment, National Monitoring System, July 2014 to June 2025. All resource consents
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