the demands of both land extensive and intensive activities; and the demand for different locations within the urban area. Development capacity means in relation to residential and business land, the capacity of land for urban development to meet demand, taking into account the following factors: the zoning, objectives, policies, rules and overlays that apply to the land; and the provision of adequate infrastructure, existing or likely to exist, to support the development of the land, having regard to— the relevant proposed and operative regional policy statements, regional plans and district plans; and any relevant management plans and strategies prepared under other Acts. Feasible means the commercial viability of development, taking into account the current likely costs, revenue and yield of developing. High-Growth Urban Area means: Any Main Urban Area that, according to the most recent Statistics New Zealand growth projections set out in Appendix A2, is projected to experience population growth of more than 10% over the medium-term; or Any Secondary Urban Area that at any point in the year has a combined resident and visitor population of over 30,000, and according to the most recent Statistics New Zealand growth projections set out in Appendix A2, is projected to experience population growth of more than 10% over the medium-term. Infrastructure means network infrastructure for water supply, wastewater, stormwater, transport, and passenger transport services. Local authority has the same meaning as in section 2 of the Resource Management Act 1991. Long-term means within the next thirty years. Main Urban Area means as defined by Statistics New Zealand set out in Appendix A1. Medium-Growth Urban Area means: Any Main Urban Area that, according to the most recent Statistics New Zealand growth projections set out in Appendix A2, is projected to experience population growth of between 5% and 10% over the medium-term; or Any Secondary Urban Area that at any point in the year has a combined resident and visitor population of over 30,000, and according to the most recent Statistics New Zealand growth projections set out in Appendix A2, is projected to experience population growth of between 5% and 10% over the medium-term.
the demands of both land extensive and intensive activities; and the demand for different locations within the urban area. Development capacity means in relation to residential and business land, the capacity of land for urban development to meet demand, taking into account the following factors: the zoning, objectives, policies, rules and overlays that apply to the land; and the provision of adequate infrastructure, existing or likely to exist, to support the development of the land, having regard to— the relevant proposed and operative regional policy statements, regional plans and district plans; and any relevant management plans and strategies prepared under other Acts. Feasible means the commercial viability of development, taking into account the current likely costs, revenue and yield of developing. High-Growth Urban Area means: Any Main Urban Area that, according to the most recent Statistics New Zealand growth projections set out in Appendix A2, is projected to experience population growth of more than 10% over the medium-term; or Any Secondary Urban Area that at any point in the year has a combined resident and visitor population of over 30,000, and according to the most recent Statistics New Zealand growth projections set out in Appendix A2, is projected to experience population growth of more than 10% over the medium-term. Infrastructure means network infrastructure for water supply, wastewater, stormwater, transport, and passenger transport services. Local authority has the same meaning as in section 2 of the Resource Management Act 1991. Long-term means within the next thirty years. Main Urban Area means as defined by Statistics New Zealand set out in Appendix A1. Medium-Growth Urban Area means: Any Main Urban Area that, according to the most recent Statistics New Zealand growth projections set out in Appendix A2, is projected to experience population growth of between 5% and 10% over the medium-term; or Any Secondary Urban Area that at any point in the year has a combined resident and visitor population of over 30,000, and according to the most recent Statistics New Zealand growth projections set out in Appendix A2, is projected to experience population growth of between 5% and 10% over the medium-term.
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