Grey Lynn Park Archives - Grey Lynn Residents Association

Rose Road Garden Crew vs Mountain Bikers

8 February 2025 by Joanna Hurst

A group of locals known as the Rose Road Garden Crew have been toiling in the Grey Lynn Park Sculpture gulley, alongside Rose Road.

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Looking Back On What We Achieved in 2024

31 December 2024 by Brandon Wilcox

Happy New Year from the United Republic of Gay Lynn

Happy New Year! As we close the door on ’24, we hope you thrive in ’25. To prepare for the year ahead, let’s look at the year just gone.

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Filed Under: Grey Lynn Residents Association Tagged With: 2023 Auckland Anniversary Weekend Floods, 38 Rawene Ave Westmere, Arch Hill, Arch Hill Reserve, Auckland Council, Auckland Transport (AT), Barfoot & Thompson Grey Lynn, Bike Auckland, Bond Street, Brandon Wilcox, Central Interceptor, Cockburn Street, Cohaus, Cooper Street, Coxs Bay, Dan Salmon, David Batten, Dryden Street, Friends of Grey Lynn Park, Friends of Hakanoa Reserve, Great North Road improvement plan, Grey Lynn, Grey Lynn Park, Grey Lynn Park to Hakanoa Reserve Blue-Green Corridor, Grey Lynn School, Hakanoa Reserve, Helen White MP, Hon Judith Collins, Incorporated Societies Act 1908, Incorporated Societies Act 2022, Joanna Hurst, Kainga Ora, Karangahape Road, Marc Collins, Medium Density Residential Standards (MDRS), Melissa Lee MP, Meola Road cycleway, Mike Lee, National Policy Statement on Urban Development (NPS-UD), Nicola Legat, Niger Street, Nikki Kaye, Northland Street, Paul Shortland, Plan Change 78, Point Chevalier cycleway, Potatau Street, Quiet Sky Waitematā, Rose Road Gully, Steve Willis, Surrey Crescent, Tania Mace, Waitematā Local Board (WLB), Waitematā Safe Routes, Watercare, Western Isthmus Stormwater and Wastewater Upgrades

How Plan Change 78 (Intensification Rules) Affects Grey Lynn

26 September 2022 by Tania Mace

Plan Change 78 could mean these Grey Lynn villas are zoned for apartment buildings unless the "special character" overlay is retained — Plan Change 78 rezones these properties in Selbourne St to allow 5-storey apartment buildings as they are within 200m of Grey Lynn Local Centre (Surrey Cres Shops) – a local shopping centre that Council considers “large”. They are currently zoned single house and are not covered by the special character overlay.

The proposed Plan Change 78 rezones all Auckland suburbs. It is open for submissions until 29 September 2022. Make sure you have your say!

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Filed Under: Intensification Tagged With: Arch Hill, Auckland Council, Auckland Unitary Plan, Burns Street, Dickens Street, Great North Road Grey Lynn, Grey Lynn, Grey Lynn Local Centre, Grey Lynn Park, Kainga Ora, Mackelvie Street, Maidstone Street, Medium Density Residential Standards (MDRS), Mixed Housing Urban zone, National Policy Statement on Urban Development (NPS-UD), Nixon Street, Plan Change 78, Pollen Street Grey Lynn, Ponsonby Road, Ponsonby Town Centre, Putiki Street, Qualifying Matter, Scanlan Street, Special Character Areas Overlay, StatsNZ, Terrace Houses & Apartment Buildings (THAB) zone, Upzoning, Walkable catchments, Williamson Ave Grey Lynn

Now Is the Time to Make Your Voice Heard on the Future of Grey Lynn

9 May 2022 by Nicola Legat

Most of you will have heard by now about Auckland Council’s planning maps which show the potential for a radically reshaped city. The Council is asking for feedback on this from residents, and this blog sets out to explain to Grey Lynn residents how you can submit your views.

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Filed Under: Auckland Plan Tagged With: Arch Hill, Auckland Unitary Plan, Cohaus, Coxs Bay, Grey Lynn, Grey Lynn Park, Medium Density Residential Standards (MDRS), National Policy Statement on Urban Development (NPS-UD), NPS-UD, Qualifying Matter, Resource Management (Enabling Supply and Other Matters) Amendment Bill, Special Character, Walkable catchments

Grey Lynn News – September 2020 – News, Sightings & More!

6 September 2020 by Jess Fowler

Welcome to Grey Lynn News for September 2020: Rallying under lockdown. Jacinda Ardern visits our market. Your guide to action. And more!

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Filed Under: Grey Lynn News Tagged With: 48 Nights on Hope St, Arch Hill, ASB Theatre, Auckland Horticultural Council Centre, Auckland Zoo, CNN, Covert Theatre, David Batten, Graeme Hill, Grey Lynn Farmers Market, Grey Lynn Park, Home Street Reserve, Jacinda Ardern, Kelmarna Gardens, Lockdown 2.0, Natures Corner Eggs, Night Lights at Motat, Organic Gardening Basics, Papatuanuku Marae, Plan Change 26, Predator-Free Grey Lynn, Richmond Masters, South East Asia Jungle Track, Spring Flower Show, Sunday Giggles, Tapac, The Guardian, Waitematā Local Board (WLB), West Lynn

Kia kaha Grey Lynn – rallying under another lockdown shutdown

6 September 2020 by Jess Fowler

We’re proud of the way our community rallied under the lockdown shutdown, and the people and places that helped us adapt. Our highlights…

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Filed Under: Covid-19 Coronavirus Tagged With: Brigitte Sistig, Dryden Lodge, Dryden Street, Grey Lynn 2030, Grey Lynn Park, Peel Street, Western Springs, Westhaven boardwalk

Grey Lynn News – August 2020 – News, Sightings & More!

1 August 2020 by Jess Fowler

Welcome to Grey Lynn News for August 2020. Grey Lynn Park developments, Plan Change 26, street trees, a leopard seal sighting near Coxs Bay! And more…

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Filed Under: Grey Lynn News Tagged With: Adriana Alverado Christie, Auckland Council, Grey Lynn Park, Mark Miller, Owha, Plan Change 26, Special Character Areas Overlay, Waitematā Local Board (WLB)

PSA: Grey Lynn Park rules & etiquette during lockdown

5 April 2020 by Brandon Wilcox

Following Police visits to Grey Lynn Park yesterday, here’s a public service announcement regarding what you can and can’t do in the park during lockdown…

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