Tag: Dunedin City Council

Dunedin retail quarter redesign sparks business interest- Stuff Online (13:04:2022)

"In the design plans, heritage and character buildings were on full display, while space in front of modern buildings was allocated to greenery... Stuff Online article

Plans unveiled for George Street.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/local-government/128350381/dunedin-retail-quarter-redesign-sparks-business-interest

Further media coverage.

https://www.odt.co.nz/news/dunedin/%E2%80%98win-win%E2%80%99-goal-george-st

https://www.odt.co.nz/news/dunedin/dcc/detailed-plans-george-st-revamp-unveiled

“Dunedin Heritage Re-use Award Winners Announced” Dunedin City Council Media Release (27.03.14)

"It’s great to see the growth of the awards, as the number and quality of entries increases each year. It’s a very clear sign of the heightened awareness of the importance of built heritage to the future of our city and of the investment that people are prepared to make for that future."

The Media Release is as follows: (sourced form www.Scoop.co.nz) (more…)

The Second Generation Plan for Dunedin: Preferred Options Phase August 2013 – Dunedin City Council

"We are reviewing the Plan as a whole to fix the parts that are not clear or working properly, to recognise the changes to land use and development within Dunedin, to discourage poor development and to align with changes in national policy guidance.

The review will produce a second generation plan (2GP), which is the second plan prepared under the Resource Management Act 1991. This is a long process with a lot of research and analysis, and input from stakeholders and the community." (more…)

“Changes could drive Dunedin facelift” Otago Daily Times (Online Article) 3rd August 2013

"... Heritage buildings would also face changes under the proposals, including rezoning the warehouse heritage precinct from the ''nonsense'' of large-scale retail to a mixed-use approach. .."

"Changes could drive Dunedin facelift"   Otago Daily Times reports on start of the six week consultation on the "next stage of work on the second generation district plan".