What will Auckland look like in the future?

Over the next 30 years, Auckland will move towards a multi-nodal model within the urban footprint. The city centre will continue to be the focus of Auckland’s business, tourism, educational, cultural and civic activities. It will continue to be an important residential centre as well.

Why is the Auckland Council an important part of society?

They provide venues for recreation, arts, sports, and cultural events and community-led activities. Not only do these social and cultural infrastructure and services provide opportunities for social interaction, many also encourage physical activity with its associated health and wellbeing benefits.

How fast is Auckland growing?

1.9 per cent per annum
Auckland is New Zealand’s most populous region. It is home to more than 1.65 million people, accounting for more than a third of New Zealand’s population. Auckland’s population is also growing rapidly: since 2000, it has grown at an average rate of 1.9 per cent per annum.

What does Auckland Council provide?

Resource and building consents, inspections, pools and fencing, renovation projects, and planning zones. Also, information on earthworks, stormwater systems, engineering approvals, working on trees and more.

When did Auckland Council amalgamation?

1 November 2010
As of 1 November 2010, the Auckland Council became a unitary authority through the amalgamation of 1 regional council and 7 territorial authorities.

Why is Auckland growing?

Auckland is New Zealand’s most populous region. In 2016, Auckland’s population grew by an estimated 44,500 people. This was driven largely by net migration, with 30,800 migrants moving to Auckland. Auckland’s population is growing faster than the New Zealand average (2.8 per cent vs.

Is Auckland growing?

The Auckland region is projected to account for about half of New Zealand’s population growth between 2018 and 2048, with an increase of 648,000 – from just over 1.6 million to just over 2.3 million (medium projection). Historically, net migration has made a significant contribution to Auckland’s population growth.

What is Auckland Council?

Auckland Council is the local authority that is responsible for all local government decisions and responsibilities in the Auckland region. In New Zealand, central government has created a local government structure for every region and district in New Zealand.

What services does Auckland Council provide?

What makes Auckland liveable?

The environment is friendly, and the accommodation is first-class. Although Auckland’s house prices are sky-rocketing, the standard of living is some of the best in the world. Getting your value for money! Auckland has an exceptionally high-ranking standard of education.

Why did Auckland grow?

Natural increase accounted for 58\% of Auckland’s growth over this period, while net migration accounted for the rest. We’re growing mainly because people are having babies. When we get an influx of arrivals, we also get a decrease in departures from Auckland.

What does Auckland Council own?

The Council owns approximately $34 billion of assets (2010), including over 100,000 hectares of open space, parks and reserves, as well as the large transport assets administered by the Auckland Transport CCO (see that article for more detail).

How will Auckland Council meet its housing demand over 30 years?

Auckland Council’s 10-year budget, including the Infrastructure Strategy. To meet Auckland’s demand for housing over the next 30 years, a minimum target of 408,300 dwellings has been set to provide sufficient feasible development capacity.

What does the development strategy mean for Auckland?

The Development Strategy therefore identifies the expected location, timing, and sequence of future development capacity in the existing urban areas and future urban areas. Auckland Council’s 10-year budget, including the Infrastructure Strategy.

What does Auckland need to do to address its public sector challenges?

Significant investment by central government, council and the private sector is needed to respond to these challenges. At the same time, Auckland must concentrate on: what it takes to efficiently plan and deliver infrastructure ensuring that the regulatory environment supports good planning and business practices.

What is the population growth in Auckland?

Auckland’s population has grown by 180,700 since the first Auckland Plan was adopted in 2012. The rate of growth has remained high in recent years, and increased by 43,000 in 2016/2017. In the past five years consents for new dwellings have increased from 5500 (2012/2013) to over 12,000 (2017/2018) per annum.