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The Auckland Plan – Submissions close at 4pm on Tue, 25.10. 2011.

September 30th, 2011

The Auckland Council has launched the Draft Auckland Plan, the new spatial plan for our region, and is asking for your submissions on what we have got right and what we need to change.

The Draft Auckland Plan sets out our vision of how to achieve the world’s most liveable city by 2040.

You can find a copy of the Plan on line at: http://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz

and in hard copy at your local library or at our Local Board Office or at the Mt Eden Village Centre.

Submissions close at 4pm on Tuesday, 25 October 2011.

Our Local Board is holding a series of drop-in sessions to offer you help and advice when drafting your submissions.

Board members will be present on:

  • Saturday 15th October from 10.00 -12.00am at Pt Chev Library
  • Saturday 15th October from 2.00 -4.00pm at Epsom Library
  • Tuesday 18th October from 9.30 -11.30am at the Local Board Office, 135 Dominion Rd, Mt Eden.

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Nominate your notable trees for protection until the 31 March 2011:

February 7th, 2011

For many years, council rules in the district plan have prevented landowners from cutting down trees over a certain girth and height, especially native trees, without a resource consent. From the beginning of 2012, all of that changes and trees are no longer automatically protected.

In 2009, the Government legislated to revoke all existing tree protection regimes put in place by councils, and from 1 January next year, the only trees that have protection will be ones that are individually scheduled (singly or as a group) or are in a park or reserve.  Our Council has decided to allow further nominations of trees and that only local boards may propose trees for scheduling.

The Albert Eden Local Board will start a project to identify significant trees for scheduling in its area, and they need your help.  Every tree will have to be assessed individually so it will be a costly process and only the most important can be listed. Please make sure to nominate the large trees you treasure on your own property, and the special trees you love in your community.

The only way to protect specific trees at this point is to have them scheduled – this is your last chance to nominate trees!

To propose trees for listing, please contact:
Helga Arlington, helga.arlington@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz or 021 2861333

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