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Medium density subdivision guide - Waipa District Council This practice note sets out the subdivision opportunities into the Medium Density Residential Zone (MDRZ) through Plan Change 26 (PC26) to the Waipā District Plan This plan change became operative on 30 August 2024 Download the subdivision guide (283KB, PDF)
The New Medium-Density Residential Standards in New Zealand Medium-Density Residential Standards (MDRS) are rules for building medium-density homes in cities They aim to use land more efficiently These standards promote urban growth and help meet the rising need for housing in New Zealand's cities The 2022 changes to the MDRS have simplified the planning process
Waipa District Council - Medium Density Housing - Plan Change 26 As of the 30 August 2024 the new medium density residential standard are live within the Waipa District! These changes, known as Plan Change 26, allow at least two dwellings on each title in the Medium Density Residential Zones of Cambridge, Te Awamutu and Kihikihi
Waipa District Plan - Medium Density Residential Zone These features are a spatial representation of the medium density residential zone in the operative Waipa District Plan They indicate residential type usage where associated rules come into effect and are used as a guide in the regulatory process, managing land use, subdivision, the environment and economy
Medium density residential zone frequently asked questions Plan Change 26 has introduced a new Medium Density Residential Zone (MDRZ) for Cambridge, Te Awamutu, and Kihikihi The table below shows the new rules that apply to buildings in the MDRZ Confirm your property is in the MDRZ See if your property is in any overlay areas (exemptions apply for overlay areas)
Waipā has to keep new medium density housing levy - minister After lengthy hearings in 2023 an independent panel made recommendations and the council accepted all but four - among them the new charge The mandatory $3725 charge applies to anyone building new dwellings in the Medium Density Zone, the council said
Enabling housing density - Te Tūāpapa Kura Kāinga - Ministry of Housing . . . Tier 1 councils and the Rotorua Lakes district need to publicly notify the new rules and policies about medium density and intensification in their district plans by 20 August 2022 Boosting urban density is critical to addressing the housing shortage in Aotearoa New Zealand
Waipā denied extension on slowing medium-density housing Waipā District Council says it has been denied an extension to slow the introduction of medium-density housing to its three main towns However, Minister of Housing Chris Bishop allowed the council a short extension to August to get to grips with the government's mandatory housing intensification programme
Residential Subdivision | Cogswell Surveys - Waikato To subdivide in the Medium Density Residential Zone of the Waipa District, you need to have a minimum of 500m2 (net area, excludes access) for a vacant site If you would like to propose a lot area of less than 500m2, you need to apply for a land use consent with the subdivision consent
Medium density land use guide - Waipa District Council The land use practice note outlines the opportunities and key changes, such as new development opportunities, incorporated into the Residential Zone, Commercial Zone and Medium Density Residential Zone (MDRZ) through Plan Change 26 (PC26) to the Waipā District Plan