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Devonport Heritage 2017, an incorporated society formed in 2017, promotes heritage and sustainable development in Devonport.
This is a new documentary about the seven-year long journey to restore a crumbling mansion in Mays Street. It is the sixth in a series made by Devonport Heritage about restorations in and around Devonport. Get in early to secure your seat
Read MoreWe had our say!
Read MoreIt is vitally important for everyone who cares about Devonport’s heritage protections, to give feedback on Auckland Council’s housing density proposals. Here is a Guide to the feedback form.
Read MoreThis is a new documentary about the seven-year long journey to restore a crumbling mansion in Mays Street. It is the sixth in a series made by Devonport Heritage about restorations in and around Devonport. Get in early to secure your seat
Read MoreOn Tuesday 19 April Auckland Council will publicly release its proposals for dealing with intensification in the city and whether Special Character Areas like Devonport will retain its protections. Mark the date!
Read MoreSpecial Character Areas are more important now than ever. Conservation architect, Jeremy Salmond, says the council approach (to assessment of heritage) is flawed and that the presence of non-heritage buildings does not diminish the value of a character area.
Read More“Nearly a third of Auckland’s historic villas and bungalows could be flattened for high-density housing”. (NZ Herald, 12/3/2022). The impact on Cheltenham Beach in Devonport would be devastating.
Read MoreDespite widespread and rigorous opposition the Government passed the Resource Management Enabling Housing Supply Act that will allow 3 storey, 3 house developments to be built on any residential site in Auckland from August this year.
Read MoreThe Devonport/Takapuna Local Board wants to retain the heritage bus shelters on the peninsula. Here is the Board’s submission to Auckland Transport.
Read MoreThis Bill that will allow three storey/three house developments on sites throughout Auckland without a resource consent and any urban design requirements.
It will do away with the protections of Special Character areas like Devonport and will result in unsympathetic developments and the slow ruination of Devonport’s heritage.
The Government is trying to ram this through Parliament in December so we urge you to make a submission.
The deadline for submissions is 11pm 16 November. You can write a full submission or just fill in a form online.
Read MoreDear Councillor, Auckland is at one of the most crucial turning points in its history. As an Auckland councillor we are urging you to stand up for the city against the latest attack on local democracy by central government.
Read MoreThe government’s announcement of 3 storeys and 3 homes throughout the city could ruin our Special Character areas.
Read MoreAuckland Council withdrew this Plan Change in May 2021 despite the many months of resources and work put into it by planning staff and dozens of submitters including Devonport Heritage.
Read MoreAuckland Council has proposed downgrading many of Devonport’s heritage buildings, dating from the 1880s through to the 1930’s, from their existing category A to category B. Devonport Heritage is fighting to retain the Category A value of Victoria Road’s heritage buildings.
Read MoreDevonport, along with all Auckland’s old kauri housing areas, is facing the biggest threat to its heritage ever, from the Government’s National Policy Statement on Urban Development (NPS).
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