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Ladies Mile Special Housing Areas
We have received two Expressions of Interest (EOI) to develop Special Housing Areas adjacent to each other on the northern side of Ladies Mile, Queenstown (‘proposed Flint’s Park Residential and Flint’s Park Mixed Use Precinct Special Housing Area’ and 'Proposed Glenpanel Special Housing Area').
Concept Plans:
The location of the proposed Glenpanel and Flint’s Park (Flint's Park is in two-parts - Residential & Mixed Use) SHAs are shown in the image below:
The proposed SHAs would be adjacent to each other and accessed off a proposed future roundabout at the intersection of Howard’s Drive and State Highway 6.
The land is within the Indicative Master Plan for the Ladies Mile contained in the Council’s Lead Policy for Special Housing Areas, and within the Detailed Business Case for infrastructure prepared under the Governments Housing Infrastructure Fund.
The following table summarises the two EOIs:
Glenpanel |
Flint's Park Residential |
Flint's Park Mixed Use |
|
Number of residential units |
176 |
151 |
96 |
Site size |
15.5 hectares |
7.1 hectares |
7.9 hectares |
QLCHT contribution - TBC |
18 |
15 |
10 |
Detached houses |
90 |
68 |
14 |
Attached houses |
86 |
83 |
82 |
Developer |
Maryhill Ltd |
Glenpanel Developments LP |
Glenpanel Developments LP |
PDP zoning |
Rural Lifestyle (7-8 dwellings) |
Rural Lifestyle (3-4 dwellings) |
Rural Lifestyle (3-4 dwellings) |
All EOIs include a 10% contribution of the developed land area to the Queenstown Lakes Community Housing Trust (QLCHT). The exact nature of the 10% contribution from the Flint’s Park Mixed Use Precinct is to be determined.
The Council is aiming to consider these Expressions of Interest at the 18 April 2019 Full Council meeting in Queenstown.
Specific links:
View the combined masterplan showing the proposed development areas here.
Click the links below to read the full Expressions of Interest:
Have your say:
Submissions have now closed. To view the submissions received, please click here.
While the Housing Accords and Special Housing Areas Act 2013 does not provide for formal consultation on the establishment of special housing areas, the Mayor and Councillors are interested to hear local views on this proposal.
Want more info?
Please email Werner Murray in our Planning Team, werner.murray@qldc.govt.nz
Or, take a look at QLDC's Lead Policy (28 June 2018)