COORDINATED DEVELOPMENT

Stage 1

Join the waterfront up – form the path, starting at the city end.

Stage 2

Bring it to life – reshape the carparks, add planting and bus stops.

Stage 3

The big builds – the buildings and the steps into the sea.

Stage 4

Ideas for later, needing more work with others.

Why the path comes first

It costs the least of the building work, everyone can use it straight away, and it opens up the whole waterfront for the stages that follow. Stages 1 to 3 together come to $27.3m – that is what the plan proposes putting into the Long Term Plan.

What waits for later

Custom House, the bigger swimming area, Shed 1 and the Yacht Club path all sit in Stage 4. Each needs more work with others, or a change in ownership or use, before it could go ahead. They are recorded so they are not lost.

Question 9, part one

Is the path the right place to start, or should we start at the NCC Electricity Building? Is there something else you think we should start first?

The cost of each stage, and how it could be paid for, follows on the next page – along with the second half of Question 9.
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