Newsletter / Lincoln & Districts Historical Society, No. 57 (November 2022)

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TitleNewsletter / Lincoln & Districts Historical Society, No. 57 (November 2022) Last edited by: Sarah Davy

DescriptionThis issue, no. 57, is publishes a submission recently made on behalf of the Society in response to a proposed variation in the draft Selwyn District Plan, to allow for more intensive development of small towns such as Lincoln.

The aim of the submission is to protect Lincoln’s village charm by constraining more intensive
development in the centre of ‘Old’ Lincoln affecting heritage properties.

The submission proposes to do the following:

1. Create a special heritage area in the centre of Lincoln, which would preserve the core of old Lincoln. Many of the listed properties are already inside this area, which would be defined by
the line of the properties on the outside of the Town Belts (North, South, East including Moffat Drive, (previously East), and West) as originally laid out by James Fitzgerald in the original
subdivision in 1862. This would include constraining intensive development of properties bordering the Reserves along the Liffey stream bounded by Kildare and Leinster Terraces. Special heritage areas operate under the existing and proposed SDC District Plan (with boundary, height, recession plane rules and right of appeal)

2. Prevent intensive development on sections bordering listed heritage properties to preserve their aspects and outlook. Last edited by: Sarah Davy

AuthorRupert Tipples Last edited by: Sarah Davy

Adriana de Groot Last edited by: Sarah Davy

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Newsletter / Lincoln & Districts Historical Society, No. 57 (November 2022)