What does Zone 9b mean in Auckland?

What does Zone 9b mean in Auckland?

RESIDENTIAL 9b. This zone appfies to areas within the inner city which contain existing residential uses or areas where the potential for residential development has not been compromsed by other uses.

Can you subdivide rural production zone Auckland?

A range of subdivision is provided for within the Rural Zones of the District. Countryside Living subdivision is only provided for within the Countryside Living Zone and enables the creation of 1 hectare lots.

What is residential zone2?

R2 is a zone for land comprised mainly of low density housing where the planning objective is to protect the locality’s single dwelling character and landscape setting. The zone also allows for a variety of housing types, facilities and services to meet the needs of the community and residents.

How do I find my unitary plan Auckland?

You can:

1. find out what rules apply to your property by viewing the Auckland Unitary Plan Operative in part.
2. call us on 09 301 0101 and ask to speak to a planner to talk through how the rules affect your property.

What is Zone 2c?

Attached single family residential dwellings 2. Recreational uses to serve the residential development, such as clubhouse, tennis courts, swimming pool, fishing lakes, etc.

What is Zone 2a?

Land uses within this zoning district are intended to be single-family residential and agricultural in nature, including the cultivation of crops, the raising of animals for market or private uses, and commercial agricultural purposes.

What is the minimum land size for subdivision in Auckland?

Mixed housing suburban zone subdivision guidelines If you want to create a new lot, under the Auckland Unitary Plan, each site in this zone needs to be a minimum of 400 square metres, although there are some specific exceptions.

How much land do you need to subdivide in Auckland?

So generally speaking, you’ll need to have an existing lot of at least 1200sq metres or larger to subdivide into two. As an alternative to – or in some cases, in addition to subdivision, it is also possible to build a minor dwelling in this zone, check with us for the rules on this.

Is my home R1 or R2?

What do zoning symbols look like? These symbols are usually followed by a number to specify the level of use. For example, the common generalizations are R1 for a single-family home, R2 for two-dwelling units, and R3 for apartment complexes.

Can you build granny flat on R2?

As mentioned above, your property must be zoned residential to be allowed to build a granny flat. More specifically, residential zones R1, R2, R3, R4 and RU5 are approved for complying developments.

How close can I build to the boundary Auckland?

How close may I build to the boundary? You can build up to a height of 2.5m high on the boundary, if the Height in Relation to Boundary Rule applies. However, ground floor windows of habitable rooms in the Living and Rural Villages Environments must be at least 1.2m from the boundary.