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Katikati, 55D Pukakura Road Katikati, 18 Binnie Road Pahoia, Lot 1, 45 Pahoia Beach Road Pyes Pa, 322 Lakes Boulevard Katikati, 7 Pukakura Road Ray White Te Puna is situated in this very popular and sought after area just North of Bethlehem, Tauranga. We have just moved into a new purpose designed office that complements the work and success our sales team have achieved. Our focus is on all facets of rural, lifestyle, waterfront … Public consultation closed on Monday 23 November 2015. Council agreed to the sale / development of land at Smiths Farm, and to recommend the site as a Special Housing Area (SHA) to the Minister of Housing to allow for suburban residential development. Council also decided to rule out Westridge Drive for road access for a suburban residential development, and to require a buffer between Smiths Farm and the existing Westridge subdivision. This buffer would comprise of rural residential lots and stormwater reserve/ponds. The Council owns a site between Cambridge Road and Takitimu Drive, known as Smiths Farm.

This land is currently zoned Rural Residential and was previously earmarked for new sportsfields. A long-term supply and demand analysis across Tauranga has concluded that sportsfields are no longer needed at this location. Tauranga City Council is now proposing to sell some of this land. Smiths Farm is one of the Council-owned properties included in Council’s wider Land Sales Programme. Bagless Vacuum Cleaners PetsLand sold is surplus to requirements and proceeds from sales contribute to reducing Council debt.Silver Lab Puppies For Sale In Austin Texas Tauranga City Council proposes to sell approximately 15ha of the Smiths Farm land which is suitable for development. 2005 Arctic Cat 90cc For SaleThe Council has already consulted on this general proposal through the 2015-25 Long Term Plan and is now seeking your specific thoughts about the proposed sale of this site.

Kopurererua Valley reserve land would be retained on the eastern side of Takitimu Drive, as would the green bank along Takitimu Drive and land that is required by the New Zealand Transport Agency for future state highway projects. A portion of the Smiths Farm land that is currently designated for state highway projects could potentially be developed. This portion of land is indicated on the Smiths Farm site plan as ‘Potentially developable land subject to designation alteration’. A designation is a planning mechanism used to protect land for future public works. Any development of designated land would be subject to further discussions with the NZ Transport Agency. Regarding the disposal of the site, the two general options before Council are: Tauranga City Council wants your feedback about a proposal to establish a Special Housing Area in Bethlehem. The Council is considering an option that would accommodate for the city’s growth by fast-tracking urban development in the Smith’s Farm area.

This would be achieved by establishing some of the Rural Residential land as a Special Housing Area. No decision will be made about the Special Housing Area until December 2015 after public feedback has been received. A Special Housing Area is land where new housing developments can be fast-tracked even if the area is not currently zoned for residential development. Special Housing developments do not need to be used for low cost housing, affordable housing or social housing. Special Housing Areas are part of the Tauranga Housing Accord. The Council is proposing a new residential development that would consist of 180-240 suburban sections, depending on final site constraints and section sizes, as well as a new neighbourhood reserve of approximately 3,000m2. A Special Housing Area might also provide for retirement village development opportunities. The new development would be accessed from a direct road connection to Cambridge Road or an extension and upgrade to Westridge Drive.

Reasons to consider a Special Housing Area include: No decision has been made about how such a development would be built. Each of these options will be further investigated. This matter does not need to be resolved before a Special Housing Area is established. Proposed Special Housing Area site plan (2.5mb pdf) Regarding the Special Housing Area, the two options before Council are: Your feedback will help to inform these decisions. Decisions regarding this proposal will be made at an upcoming Council meeting. This is indicatively scheduled for 15 December 2015. Please drop in any time during the public open day to speak with Council staff about the Special Housing Area proposal. Venue: Tauranga Adventist School, 19 Moffat Road, Bethlehem Date: Thursday 5 November 2015 Email your feedback to submissions@tauranga.govt.nz or fill in submission form below and post it to the freepost address on the form. Please note that your feedback may be included as part of a public Council meeting agenda.