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Heretaunga Plains Urban Development Strategy

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2017 HPUDS Overview Map

2017 HPUDS Maps

The Growth Areas

The settlement pattern is made up of key growth areas that have been identified within Napier City and Hastings District. The settlement pattern to 2045 will involve an increase in the number of households within a smaller land area, by focusing development into the growth areas.

Based on HPUDS2017, the key elements of the distribution of residential dwellings over the entire 2015-2045 period are now:

• 47% intensification (10 – 20% intensification or brownfields)
• 45% greenfield
• 8% of population in rural residential areas

One of the aims of the Heretaunga Plains Urban Development Strategy is to have defined urban areas. This allows for more cost effective and efficient servicing and creates definite boundaries between the urban and rural environments.

To complement infill developments and re-use of older sites, the following are the proposed growth areas for the Heretaunga Plains beyond 2015.  Also see maps below.  The extents of these areas is indicative only.

Residential greenfield growth areas – HPUDS2017
Bay View, Napier
Brookvale Road/Romanes Drive, Havelock North
Clive South, Hastings
Howard Street, Hastings      
Irongate/York, Hastings
Kaiapo Road, Hastings
Lyndhurst Extension, Hastings         
Lyndhurst Stage 2, Hastings
MIddle Road/Iona/Havelock Hills (lower), Havelock North
Murdoch Road/Copeland Road, Hastings          
Murdoch Road West, Hastings
Park Island, Napier
Parklands, Napier         
Riverbend/The Loop, Napier
Te Awa, Napier
Western Hills, Napier

Industrial growth areas – 2016 HPUDS Review
Awatoto
Irongate
Napier Business Park
Omahu
Tomoana
Whakatu

Reserve residential growth areas - 2016 HPUDS Review
Arataki Extension, Havelock North
Middle Road, Havelock North
Murdoch Road, Hastings
South Pirimai, Napier
Wall Road, Hastings

Other types of future growth (indicative only)
Bridge Pa (marae-based)
Haumoana (coastal)
Maraekakaho
Omahu (marae-based)
Te Awanga (coastal)
Waimarama (coastal)

HPUDS also recognises that many people travel into the wider Heretaunga Plains area for work (i.e. from outlying parts of Hastings District, and also Central Hawke’s Bay, Wairoa and surrounding hill country) and vicversa.

Maps

FINAL HPUDS2017 Overview Map

 

 

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