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Nice healthy plants, great range with over 150 varieties. See website www.succular.nz... and arrange a visit by phone/text 021 457 195 or email mark@succular.nz
Come to Cameo, Mahara Place, Monday 2nd May 1030-noon if you are having trouble with computers, iPads or phones and volunteers from the library, SeniorNet, CABK and Cameo can help you!!
(Thank you so much, all of you volunteers and library staff, we appreciate your collaboration so much - there … View moreCome to Cameo, Mahara Place, Monday 2nd May 1030-noon if you are having trouble with computers, iPads or phones and volunteers from the library, SeniorNet, CABK and Cameo can help you!!
(Thank you so much, all of you volunteers and library staff, we appreciate your collaboration so much - there is such a need in our community for help dealing with modern technology and government departments!)
And Kapiti Coasters, please let friends and family know these drop-in sessions are available in Waikanae, including this one on Monday - we'll make them a regular event if they become popular, so please spread the word so people who aren't on social media get to hear about them
Ask them to ring Sue 0275 999 823 if they miss this one and want to come to another one 😊😊😊
Our House of the Week this week is a large and luxurious family home sitting on a lifestyle property in Whitby. On offer through Gavin Faulke at Harcourts. Take a look at this property, plus so much more in today's edition of Homed.
Looking for an agent to market your home?
Check Homed … View moreOur House of the Week this week is a large and luxurious family home sitting on a lifestyle property in Whitby. On offer through Gavin Faulke at Harcourts. Take a look at this property, plus so much more in today's edition of Homed.
Looking for an agent to market your home?
Check Homed Dominion Post to find agents who are actively marketing in your area and chat to them about getting your property featured in the Homed Dominion Post.
Distribution & Delivery:
Homed Dominion Post gets inserted into The Dominion Post, and is delivered to subscribers every Saturday. It is also available in Supermarkets, Dairies and Petrol Stations for customers to buy.
For more information:
Please ask your agent to contact Cameron Beattie cameron.beattie@stuff.co.nz OR Niko Perez niko.perez@stuff.co.nz
Not receiving your weekly delivery?
Please phone 0800 339000 or e mail distribution@stuff.co.nz
Congratulations to Robert Fenwick, owner of Fenwicks Pharmacy in Canterbury, the 2022 Prospa Local Business Hero.
Robert has been recognised for his ongoing service and support for the community through tough times. Fenwicks pharmacy remained open throughout the lockdown with friendly greetings,… View moreCongratulations to Robert Fenwick, owner of Fenwicks Pharmacy in Canterbury, the 2022 Prospa Local Business Hero.
Robert has been recognised for his ongoing service and support for the community through tough times. Fenwicks pharmacy remained open throughout the lockdown with friendly greetings, conversations and smiles!
Congratulations to all the finalists and thank you for nominating your favourite local business. We'd like to acknowledge the official winner of the public voting poll, Josh Coe, owner of Page 42 cafe. Unfortunately, Josh has decided to close his business after 3.5 years and we wish him all the best.
This is a lovely hand knitted jersey (size 14)
It is in good condition.
I don't know if it is pure wool or a wool blend.
We are a smoke and pet free home.
These four glasses have engraved leaves and bunches of grapes on them.
They are approx 9 cm tall.
Very dainty bone china cup and saucer and plate trio.
Crown Staffordshire of England.
China Pattern No F19744.
This would make a lovely Mother's Day gift.
Fine, bone china cup and saucer duo with the word "Mother" on it.
The set is by Queen Anne of England and would make a lovely gift for a treasured Mum.
That means you’ve got the weekend to finalise your feedback and we’d love to hear from you. We have to make this plan change because of central government direction to enable more higher density housing as one way of addressing the housing shortage.
Intensification is proposed across … View moreThat means you’ve got the weekend to finalise your feedback and we’d love to hear from you. We have to make this plan change because of central government direction to enable more higher density housing as one way of addressing the housing shortage.
Intensification is proposed across residential zones (up to 3 dwellings of up to 3 storeys). Taller buildings would be enabled around our train stations south of the Ōtaki River, and in and around our centres. Read more about the centres-based approach on pp.9-11 of draft plan change 2. This is in line with both the national direction and our new growth strategy Te tupu pai. Here's some key things you need to know for Waikanae:
1. For our town centres the draft plan change proposes enabling up to 6 storeys inside those zones, and up to 4 storeys within a 400m walkable catchment of the edge of those zones. While Waikanae is a town centre zone, it is near the Waikanae railway station so is covered by the walkable catchment of up to 6 storeys within 800m of that station.
2. For our local centres, which includes Waikanae Beach at Te Moana Rd, the draft plan change proposes enabling up to 4 storeys inside those zones, and up to 4 storeys within a 200m walkable catchment of the edge of those zones.
3. “Qualifying matters” may limit the heights or densities possible on particular sites. This is explained on pp.11-12 of draft plan change 2.
4. “Special character” is not a qualifying matter so the draft plan change would remove the existing rules that restrict development density in these areas. This means their character is likely to change over time. However, we’re proposing a ‘managed change’ approach. This means where future development in these areas will require a resource consent, the notable characteristics of these areas will be considered. Read more about this on p.14 of draft plan change 2.
To find out more and have your say, go to Draft plan change 2 - Kāpiti Coast District Council (kapiticoast.govt.nz) on our website. Feedback on this ‘draft’ plan change closes at 5pm on Monday 2 May 2022, but you will have a further opportunity to have your say when we publicly notify the ‘proposed’ plan change in the middle of the year.
That means you’ve got the weekend to finalise your feedback and we’d love to hear from you. We have to make this plan change because of central government direction to enable more higher density housing as one way of addressing the housing shortage.
Intensification is proposed across … View moreThat means you’ve got the weekend to finalise your feedback and we’d love to hear from you. We have to make this plan change because of central government direction to enable more higher density housing as one way of addressing the housing shortage.
Intensification is proposed across residential zones (up to 3 dwellings of up to 3 storeys). Taller buildings would be enabled around our train stations south of the Ōtaki River, and in and around our centres. Read more about the centres-based approach on pp.9-11 of draft plan change 2. This is in line with both the national direction and our new growth strategy Te tupu pai. Here's some key things you need to know for Waikanae:
1. For our town centres the draft plan change proposes enabling up to 6 storeys inside those zones, and up to 4 storeys within a 400m walkable catchment of the edge of those zones. While Waikanae is a town centre zone, it is near the Waikanae railway station so is covered by the walkable catchment of up to 6 storeys within 800m of that station.
2. For our local centres, which includes Waikanae Beach at Te Moana Rd, the draft plan change proposes enabling up to 4 storeys inside those zones, and up to 4 storeys within a 200m walkable catchment of the edge of those zones.
3. “Qualifying matters” may limit the heights or densities possible on particular sites. This is explained on pp.11-12 of draft plan change 2.
4. “Special character” is not a qualifying matter so the draft plan change would remove the existing rules that restrict development density in these areas. This means their character is likely to change over time. However, we’re proposing a ‘managed change’ approach. This means where future development in these areas will require a resource consent, the notable characteristics of these areas will be considered. Read more about this on p.14 of draft plan change 2.
To find out more and have your say, go to Draft plan change 2 - Kāpiti Coast District Council (kapiticoast.govt.nz) on our website. Feedback on this ‘draft’ plan change closes at 5pm on Monday 2 May 2022, but you will have a further opportunity to have your say when we publicly notify the ‘proposed’ plan change in the middle of the year.
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