Delmore housing development approved through fast-track process
A proposal to build up to 1,200 homes on farmland north of Auckland has been granted fast-track consent, with treated wastewater to be trucked away during summer.
A major residential development near Auckland has received fast-track approval to construct up to 1,200 homes on farmland. The development will transport treated wastewater off-site during summer periods as needed in its first phase. The approval comes as Auckland's mayor raises concerns about the fast-track process for out-of-sequence housing developments.
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RNZ
Delmore housing development with plan to truck wastewater away gets fast-track approval
Treated wastewater will be transported off site during summer periods "when necessary" during the first phase of the development.
BusinessDesk
Fast-track approval for Auckland farmland-to-residential development Delmore
A proposal to construct up to 1,200 homes on farmland north of Auckland has been granted consent through the fast-track process. It comes as Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown and his Queenstown counterpart, John Glover, lobby the Government over the challenges…
NZ Herald
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown accuses Ōrewa’s Delmore developers of sending ‘threatening’ letter
Letter claims Delmore developer tried to muzzle the mayor over 1217-home Orewa project.