Major decisions on Unitary Plan made in two days; affordable home quota ditched
Two days of intense and, at times, emotional debate to make major decisions on Auckland's development blueprint.
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A dunny for a cockroach – or micro-apartments – have been kicked into touch as Auckland Council members plough through the final decisions on the 7000-page Unitary Plan.
In the past two days of intense and, at times emotional, debate councillors have voted to mainly accept the recommendations from
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Sally Lindsay
Fri, 12 Aug 2016
Fri, 12 Aug 2016
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Major decisions on Unitary Plan made in two days; affordable home quota ditched
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