Plan Change 120 is Auckland Council's proposed revision to the Auckland Unitary Plan governing where and how much residential intensification — including high-rise apartments and increased housing density — is permitted around town centres, local centres, and public transport corridors across Auckland.
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Auckland Councillors are voting today on a compromise version of the controversial Plan Change 120, which dictates how much housing intensification the city should have and where.
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