Additional Documents

Sustainable Techniques for the provision of Infrastructure for Urban Development at Papamoa East, Stage 3, March 2004.
Montgomery Watson Harza and CSIRO urban Water
Detailed sustainability assessment of a set of options that fully describes provision of water, wastewater and stormwater services in a given area.

Sustainable development for New Zealand: Programme of Action, January 2003.
Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet.
This programme of action for sustainable development is the government's view of the way forward. It recognises that everyone has a role to play, and that there are many areas where the best results will depend on collaborative action.

Tauranga Waterfront / CBD Development: A Strategic Development Framework, June 2002.
Professors John Hunt and Errol Haarhoff, School of Architecture, University of Auckland
A strategic development framework for the Tauranga Waterfront and Central Business District.

Creating Our Future: Sustainable Development for New Zealand, June 2002
Office of the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment
This report focuses mainly on the environmental dimension of sustainable development and New Zealand?s performance in this area. However, it also acknowledges that progress towards sustainable development relies heavily on decision making that recognises environmental, economic and social interrelationships and consequences.

Residential Intensification: Policy Paper, May 2002
Hill Young Cooper in Association with Tauranga District Council
The report is to assist the Tauranga District Council form a position on the role of intensification in the future growth of the District.

Development Trends 2001
Tauranga District Council and Western Bay of Plenty District Council
Monitoring development trends in the Tauranga and Western Bay of Plenty Districts assists both Councils in understanding the changing patterns of development in the sub-region.

Profile 2001. A socio-economic Profile of the people of the Bay of Plenty Region ? Census 2001
Environment Bay of Plenty and the Centre for Research, Evaluation and Social Assessment
Profile 2001 presents an overview of the demographic and social characteristics, and economics of the Bay of Plenty Region and districts and their populations. Information contained in this profile will be used to inform the development of policy by Environment Bay of Plenty and other Government agencies. This document will also be useful to individuals and community groups seeking an overview of the region and its people.

Sustainable Techniques for the provision of Infrastructure for Urban Development at Papamoa East, Stage 2, August 2000
Montgomery Watson Harza and CSIRO urban Water
This study identifies practices that could provide economically viable, environmentally sensitive and socially acceptable water, wastewater and stormwater services in Papamoa East.

Tauranga Residential Intensification Study Amenity Values, May 2000
Boffa Miskell Ltd and Key Research & marketing
This study uses the current perceptions of Tauranga residents toward urban amenity and ?new? styles of higher density residential environments as well as overseas and New Zealand trends, research and models to recommend a future direction for urban intensification in Tauranga linked to maintaining and enhancing the District?s amenity values.

State of the Environment Tauranga 2000
Tauranga District Council
The Tauranga District ?State of the Environment Report? attempts to answer the fundamental questions ? what is the quality of Tauranga?s environment and is it improving or getting worse?

The Cities and their People: New Zealand?s urban environment, June 1998
Office of the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment
This report provides an overview of the management of the urban environment in New Zealand and identifies and prioritises issues to be explored in future investigations. It has been purposely written for Parliament, Local Government, other decision makers and researchers, in order to inform and provide an agenda for future action.