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At a full North Shore City Council meeting on 17th December 2008 Council passed a
resolution to provide financial support of $5 million for the purchase of approximately
4.8 hectares of land adjacent to the Heritage Protection Area at the south end of Long
Bay Reserve.
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| RECOGNITION |
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ENVIRONMENT COURT
HEARING - REVIEW
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| The Long Bay Environment Court reconvened on October 13th for three
days of hearings to consider evidence on issues outstanding from the first
round in July 2007 and subsequent negotiations (caucusing) between the
parties required by Judge Jackson in his interim decision of July 2008.
To recap the story to date:
The urbanization of the Long Bay catchment was predicted in the
decision of Judge Sheppard in the partially successful Environment Court
appeal of 1996 by North Shore City Council against the ARC to move the
Metropolitan Urban Limit (MUL) from Glenvar Road to Vaughans Rd.
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Long Bay - Okura
This glorious parcel of land is situated on the
north-east coast of of the greater Auckland isthmus
on the northern boundary of North Shore City. This is a unique
location because it is within an hour's drive from most of Auckland.
The aims of the society are to have this land set aside as a great park
for the benefit of all.
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Court ruling delights Long Bay park group
July 21, 2008
A group that has spent $250,000 in public donations fighting for a green backdrop
to Long Bay Regional Park is pleased with an Environment Court decision to protect
key areas from housing.
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Green zone protects Long Bay
22 July 2008
A long-awaited decision on how to develop Long Bay is set to protect
the area's picturesque environment.
Environment Court judge Jon Jackson released his interim decision
on proposed development around Long Bay Regional Park on July 16.
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ARC Parks Management
