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No support for 12-section Ladies Mile subdivision January 30, 2021 By GUY WILLIAMS A masterplanned 12-section residential subdivision proposed for a Ladies Mile site has received a unanimous thumbs-down from affected parties. The unnamed proposal was lodged by Queenstown Commercial Ltd in October for the roughly one-hectare site, which backs on to Lake Hayes Estate (LHE). It would be accessed off Howards Drive via a new private road. The company, linked to Queenstown Country Club developer Sanderson Group, requested its application be publicly notified. All 16 submissions on the proposal, including one from Otago Regional Council, have come back this month opposed. The submissions are all from affected parties people and organisations deemed by the council to be potentially affected were the development to proceed. ....
Mountain Scene By MATTHEW MCKEW Concerned Lake Hayes Estate residents fear disruption and an end to privacy if a proposed new road into the Queenstown suburb goes ahead. The route’s appeared in all three City Hall draft masterplans for developing Ladies Mile, north of the estate, on State Highway 6. A major issue with any development in the area’s traffic, and last week Queenstown mayor Jim Boult personally pledged to block any more homes until congestion issues along SH6 are solved. Alternative transport methods aimed at reducing the number of cars have been drawn up by both council and transport agency bods, with a park-and-ride potentially being built on land at 516 Ladies Mile, east of Queenstown Country Club. ....