Articles tagged with Kelburn Viaduct

Wellington Heritage Planning Review: RMA Reform to Boost Housing and Jobs

3 weeks ago | 265 views

RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop has released a report and initiated consultation on modifying Wellington’s heritage planning rules for five key sites, following concerns from the Wellington City Council that current provisions hinder economic growth and development. The report suggests that removing or altering these heritage controls could enable around 770 new apartments, generate $280 million in construction activity, and support 300 jobs, with public and stakeholder feedback now being sought before any regulatory changes. The affected sites include the Courtenay Place Heritage Area, Karori Tunnel, Kelburn Viaduct, former General Headquarters Building, and Miramar oil tank, with consultation open to relevant authorities, iwi groups, and the public.

Tags: Chris Bishop Wellington City Council Karori Tunnel Kelburn Viaduct George A Hart Courtenay Place Heritage Area Miramar oil tank Resource Management Act Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga New Zealand Defense Force

Government Investigates Wellington and Hamilton Planning Rules Impacting Housing and Growth

3 months ago | 624 views

An investigation has been launched under the Resource Management Act to assess whether planning rules in Wellington and Hamilton are hindering housing growth, infrastructure development, and economic progress. Key concerns include restrictive heritage provisions in Wellington limiting building heights and costly upgrade requirements, as well as Hamilton’s regulations on electric vehicle infrastructure and planting rules that increase development costs and reduce usable space. The Ministry for the Environment will review these issues and may recommend changes to facilitate growth while balancing heritage protection, with decisions expected by year-end.

Tags: Chris Bishop Wellington City Council Hamilton Resource Management Act Eden Park Courtenay Place Karori Tunnel Kelburn Viaduct Weta FX Wingnut Films