The Hastings District Council will tomorrow be asked to endorse a timetable for the Ocean Beach plan change.
The council's strategic development manager, Mark Clews, is asking the council tomorrow to endorse the timetable, which will see the proposed plan change advertised in all major and local newspaper by mid-November next year.
After October's intensive planning workshops, known as a charrette, which proposed a trio of settlements at the southern part of the the beach, the timetable starts with a public meeting in February.
The the council would receive a final version of the master plan by mid-March. In early April. it would receive a report outlining a draft working paper, and informal written comments will be sought at the council's "shaping our district" expo planned from April 21 and 22.
A report, summarising the public comments, will go before the council in early June, with staff starting work on the draft for the plan change in June.
In September, the draft plan change will go out to public consultation, and a report put before the council in November, summarising the comments.