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 Any Heritage Precinct which is fully alive indicates what every other built-environment ideally should be. It is not obsessed with what is old, but neither is it obsessed with what is new. A Heritage Precinct is a link between the past and the future, and through this relationship it gives meaning to the present.
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Enrich the wairua |
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 Actions which follow from a way of seeing the precinct.
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Dynamic imperfection |
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 Actions which follow from an understanding of history.
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Slow growth |
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 Actions to enhance the planning of the Heritage Precinct.
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East and West |
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 Actions to enhance the whakapapa of the Heritage Precinct.
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Govern for freedom |
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 Actions to enhance the governance of the Heritage Precinct.
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Natural character |
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 Actions responding to respect for the natural landscape.
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Water transport |
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 Actions responding to movement through landscape.
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Strengthen community |
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 Action to strengthen the community.
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Whakapapa of place |
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 Our way of seeing a Precinct underpins our actions.
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Dynamic metamorphosis |
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 Our way of seeing history underpins our actions.
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Heritage planning |
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 Understanding heritage suggests a way of planning.
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Signs of our times |
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 Whakapapa is local, unique and specific.
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Slow theatre |
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 The purpose of governce is to keep the Precinct alive.
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Relating to nature |
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 The Hokianga landscape is both strong and unique.
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Cultural movement |
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 We experience space through movement.
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Intensify liveability |
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 We know our community through relationships.
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Incremental good decisions |
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 Beware of death by a thousand cuts.
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