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Warkworth Structure Plan
project news
February 2019 issue
Have your say in shaping Warkworth’s future together.
warkworthstructureplan@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/haveyoursay
phone 09 301 0101
#futurewarkworth
#futurewarkworth
DRAFT WARKWORTH STRUCTURE PLAN PROJECT NEWS
Auckland is projected to grow by one million people by After months of research, engagement and community
2040. Warkworth has been identified as a satellite town input, the council has developed a draft Warkworth
in the Auckland Plan and will accommodate significant Structure Plan. We are now seeking your feedback on
future residential and employment growth. the draft plan.
Prior to any development of the Future Urban zone, While the structure plan focuses on the Future Urban
a structure plan must be developed. A structure zoned land, it has been prepared with consideration
plan sets out a pattern of land use and a network of of the existing town of Warkworth. The land uses and
transport and other infrastructure for the Future Urban infrastructure networks proposed around the edge of
zone. There is around 1,000ha of Future Urban zoned Warkworth look to weave back into the fabric of the
land surrounding Warkworth. This land will cater for existing town.
greenfield growth around the town over the next 30
years. The study area for the project is shown outlined
in purple on the map opposite.
Vision
Warkworth is a satellite town that retains its rural and natural character. It is
centred around the Mahurangi River and has easy walking and cycling access
around the town. There are a variety of high-quality residential neighbourhoods.
Warkworth is largely self-sufficient with plenty of employment, education,
shopping and recreation opportunities. Transport and other infrastructure are
sequenced to support Warkworth’s planned growth.
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Key Warkworth Structure Plan and at the time
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! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Board approvals by Auckland Transport and
New Interchange - south facing Ara Tūhono – Pūhoi to Study Area Morrison's Orchard
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the NZ Transport Agency in early 2019.
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ramps only Warkworth (under construction)
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Business case for long term Residential - Large Lot Zone
Ara Tūhono - Warkworth to Rural Urban Boundary (RUB) improvements to the Hill Street Transport projects shown on this map
Residential - Mixed Housing are therefore indicative only and subject
Wellsford Indicative Alignment intersection Suburban Zone
Landscape Screening Area
Areas for further landscape
to change. Projects shown on the map
New Collector Roads with Potential buffering/screening Residential - Mixed Housing
cycleways (Potential routes) protection controls are yet to be prioritised for funding and
area from motorway Urban Zone
delivery over the next 30 years and will
Collector Roads (Upgrade Protection areas (not for Business - Heavy Industry Residential - Single House
existing road including cycling Zone require further technical investigations and
development) Zone consultation to confirm detailed location
provision) Business - Light Industry Zone
Existing Open space Residential -Terrace Housing and land requirements. They may also
Arterial Roads (Upgrade Business - Local Centre Zone and Apartment Buildings
Existing road including Future esplanade reserves require statutory approvals, which would
cycleways) (20m) on subdivision Business - Neighbourhood be subject to the Resource Management
Centre Zone Act and Land Transport Management Act.
New Arterial Roads with Indicative locations of new
Cycleways (Potential routes) open space Other map notations (including zone
ate Printed: Matakana Link Road - Te boundaries, new parks etc) are indicative
Honohono ki Tai This map has been prepared for consultation purposes only. only and will be refined through later
7/02/2019
The information is indicative and may change as a result of further research. (more detailed processes such as Plan
Changes or Notices of Requirement.
4DRAFT WARKWORTH STRUCTURE PLAN PROJECT NEWS
Key features of the draft structure plan
• Areas of environmental value are set aside from any • A roading network including Ara Tūhono – Pūhoi to
built development to improve the Mahurangi River Warkworth, Matakana Link Road (Te Honohono ki
water quality, prevent flooding, recover ecological Tai), Western Link Road, Sandspit Link Road, Wider
linkages, create visual amenity, and enable possible Western Link Road, and a southern interchange
public access for a network of walking/cycling trails. with Ara Tūhono – Pūhoi to Warkworth (south facing
ramps only). Indicative collector roads are also shown.
• New residential areas enable around 7,300 dwellings.
Due to constraints, there is limited opportunity
There are new low density residential areas towards
to establish a grid network ideally sought for
the fringes and new higher density residential areas
greenfields development.
located adjacent to the new small centres and public
transport routes. The most significant residential • A public transport network built on the recently
density is located in the south due to a combination introduced ‘New Network for Warkworth’. Long
of factors in that area, including flat land, a new small term, the main bus interchange is proposed in the
local centre, a public transport interchange, and an southern Local Centre. A long term Park and Ride
indicative sports park. is located near the southern interchange with Ara
Tūhono – Pūhoi to Warkworth.
• The existing Warkworth town centre by the
Mahurangi River will remain as the focal point for • New large parks are identified in the northeast and
retail, office, and civic space for the town. Due to southeast to provide for informal recreation needs, in
the existing and planned supply of retail areas in addition to a network of smaller new neighhourhood
Warkworth, the greenfield expansion areas around parks. A new large sports park is identified in
Warkworth require only small centres for the local Warkworth south. Future esplanade reserves are
convenience needs of surrounding residential areas. shown to indicate the potential future linkages
between the open space areas.
• Substantial areas for future employment (industry
and areas for offices, retail etc) are identified. This • Other infrastructure including wastewater, water,
is to enable Warkworth to have the potential to be power supply, telephone, broadband, community
self-sufficient with local jobs and reduce the need for facilities, schools, and healthcare are being actively
residents to commute to Auckland for work. investigated or constructed by the infrastructure
providers to service the planned growth of Warkworth.
• The Morrison’s orchard, located in the southern part
of the Future Urban zone, is retained as a feature of • Warkworth’s size, natural environment, views, rural
the town. uses in the surrounding area, and separation from
Auckland’s urban area will help to retain the local and
• A separated walking and cycling network provides
rural character of the town. In addition Warkworth’s
connectivity throughout Warkworth (e.g. between
character can maintained through structure plan
centres, employment areas, schools and public
proposals such as protecting the integrity of the
transport interchanges). With this network, walking
backdrop to the town centre (the bush-clad northern
and cycling can significantly increase in Warkworth
slopes of the Mahurangi River).
due to the relatively short connection distances
between most destinations. • The development of Warkworth’s greenfield
growth areas will occur over the next 20-30 years.
Development will only occur when there is bulk
infrastructure capacity to cater for the growth.
5DRAFT WARKWORTH STRUCTURE PLAN PROJECT NEWS
Have your say
The Warkworth Structure Plan team will be holding This material is available:
drop-in days at the Warkworth Town Hall:
• Online: At aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/have-your-say
• Thursday 7 March (3pm – 7pm)
• In person: At the Warkworth service centre and
• Saturday 9 March (10am – 2pm) Warkworth library
Tell us what you think about the draft Warkworth • Email: warkworthstuctureplan@aucklandcouncil.
Structure plan. Submit online on the Have Your Say govt.nz to be sent a copy
webpage or fill out the feedback form at the back of
• Phone: 09 301 0101 to have a hard copy feedback
this brochure.
form posted to you
Before providing your feedback, we recommend you
Feedback opens 25 February and closes 25 March.
read the specific parts of the draft plan and supporting
material that you want to comment on.
What next?
Following feedback on the draft Warkworth Structure The first stage to implementing the plan will be the
Plan, we will collate all the feedback and if necessary, preparation and notification of a Plan Change to rezone
make changes to the structure plan. the future urban land in ‘Warkworth North’ that is
earmarked to be development ready from 2022.
The final plan will then be presented to the Planning
Committee for adoption in June 2019.
6DRAFT WARKWORTH STRUCTURE PLAN PROJECT NEWS
Draft Warkworth Structure Plan
Feedback Form Questions
Email: By post:
Simply scan your completed form and email to Place your completed form in an envelope and send to
warkworthstructureplan@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz freepost address.
In person: Warkworth Structure Plan
Drop off at your local library, service Auckland Council
centre or local board office, or attend one of our Freepost Authority 237170
drop-in sessions (schedule available at Private Bag 92 300, Auckland 1142
aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/haveyoursay)
Contact details Demographics (optional)
Your name and feedback will be included in public We have a few optional questions which will help us
documents. understand a bit more about you.
All other personal details will remain private. Please note: the following questions help us understand
what groups of the community are engaging with
First name: _______________________________________
the council.
Last name: _______________________________________
All questions are optional and, again, all personal
Email address: ____________________________________ information will remain private.
Postal address: ___________________________________ Are you?
_________________________________________________ Male Female Gender diverse
_________________________________________________ What age group do you belong to?
Postcode: __________________________________DRAFT WARKWORTH STRUCTURE PLAN PROJECT NEWS
1. Overall, what do you think about the Retention of Morrison’s Orchard _________________
land uses shown in the draft Warkworth
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Structure Plan?
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Strongly agree Agree Neutral
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Disagree Strongly disagree Don’t know/NA
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Please tell us why: ________________________________
_________________________________________________ 3. We have developed a green network that
includes land around streams, wetlands and
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bush. This land is intended to be set aside
_________________________________________________ from development and to be the focus of
_________________________________________________ rehabilitation (i.e. revegetation). What do
you think about this concept?
_________________________________________________
Strongly agree Agree Neutral
2. Do you have any comments on the locations Disagree Strongly disagree
of the following specific land uses:
Don’t know/NA
Lower density residential _______________________
Please tell us why: ________________________________
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Higher density residential _______________________ 4. What do you think about the plans for
walking and cycling around Warkworth
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(see walking/cycling map)?
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Strongly agree Agree Neutral
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Disagree Strongly disagree
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Don’t know/NA
Small retail centres _____________________________
Please tell us why: ________________________________
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5. Do you have any other feedback on the draft
Industrial land _________________________________
Warkworth Structure Plan?
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Potential new parks ____________________________
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