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Ahu Ake: the details
from Te Awamutu News | March 16, 2023
by Cambridge News, King Country News, Te Awamutu News & Waikato Business News
Ahu Ake is the Waipā Community Spatial Plan
• A blueprint for the future to determine what the district will look like in 30 years.
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• It will consider everything from how our towns, villages and rural spaces will look, to how we will move around, what community facilities we need and how we’ll care for our environment.
It considers five future scenarios
• Status Quo
• Back to the Land – how the district might look if there is significant growth in villages and rural areas.
• Hamilton Grows South – if the Southern Links expressway goes ahead, what will happen north of Ōhaupō?
• Population Dwindles – what if there is little or no increase in resident numbers?
• Urban Densification – what if Cambridge and Te Awamutu grow larger and more rapidly than expected?
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