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How we developed the targets
Projected new homes are measured from the expected number of new homes to be completed over 5-years from planning reforms to allow for more diverse and well-located homes.
Making it happen – North Coast Regional Plan 2041
An Implementation Plan for 2022-26 accompanies the North Coast Regional Plan 2041. Combined, these documents guide the preparation of local land use strategies.
34 Curlewis Street
Making the most of a smaller site, this multi-use development contains town houses, apartments, shops and an underground carpark. A white concrete plinth and landscaping unifies these buildings.
Fruit – Everyone Plant One
There’s nothing like growing and picking your own fresh fruit straight from your garden. It’s nutritious and delicious and it saves money on food bills, too.
Shade – Everyone Plant One
Shade from plants and trees reduces summer temperatures, glare, and UV radiation. It improves comfort and can help you save on energy.
Mental health – Everyone Plant One
Connecting with nature is so important as it improves your mental health and connection to place.
Community cooling – Everyone Plant One
Creating shade with trees and vegetation for heat-absorbing materials like concrete, bitumen and bricks is a simple way to cool our homes and communities.
Privacy – Everyone Plant One
Trees are nature’s privacy screen. These living fences are a great way to keep your place cool, break up wind corridors, and add value to your home.
Wildlife – Everyone Plant One
Trees provide shade, food and shelter for birds, reptiles, amphibians, and other mammals.
Climate change – Everyone Plant One
As trees grow, they absorb and store the carbon dioxide emissions that are driving global heating.