Consultation is open on two proposed new rebate schemes aimed at supporting development in the central city.
The remainder of public hearings for Christchurch City Council’s proposed Plan Change 14 have been postponed following a decision released today by the independent hearings panel.
The number of consents issued for multi-unit dwellings in Christchurch has risen to make up three quarters of all residential building consents this year, a new report shows.
Some historically-important residential areas and more historic places could receive additional protection from the Christchurch District Plan if a proposed plan change gets approved.
Christchurch City Council is taking steps to ensure that new housing development in Christchurch does not come at the expense of the city’s tree canopy.
Constraints on the wastewater network could make it difficult to enable more intensive housing development in some parts of eastern Christchurch.
Residential areas of Christchurch with special character value are being protected from new housing intensification rules.
The Government has issued its final decisions on a number of matters referred to it as part of the planning process for greater housing density in Christchurch.
More intense housing development will be allowed in most residential parts of Christchurch under the Draft Housing and Business Choice Plan Change, now out for consultation.