Full planning services including due diligence, resource consent, policy analysis, and representation at hearings for Foodstuffs North Island for their New World, Pak’nSave, and Four Square brands.
Bentley & Co. secured resource consent for Foodstuffs North Island’s Pak’nSAVE Highland Park project in East Auckland. On a 15,000m²site along Pakuranga Road, we facilitated the redevelopment of an existing retail footprint into a state-of-the-art supermarket and specialty retail complex featuring nearly 7,000m² of retail space, six commercial units, and innovative design elements such as a dedicated drive-through and click-and-collect system. The development is set to create over 250 new jobs.
For the New World Point Chevalier redevelopment, we obtained resource consent on a 6,500m² site in the town centre for a 2,400m²supermarket, a 2,000m² office above, and a 150m² retail tenancy fronting Great North Road. We successfully navigated complex planning issues to deliver a modern retail and office facility that integrates with an established urban environment.
Key Persons: Mark Arbuthnot & Priya Singh
Resource consent to construct a 37 storey office building, including restoration and integration of heritage and special character buildings in Auckland CBD.
Key Person: Mark Arbuthnot
Provision of advice and consenting strategies for New Zealand’s leading out of home media providers nationwide, including Lumo and oOh!Media.
Bentley & Co. have provided strategic advice to the Out Of Home Media Association of Aotearoa in respect of central and local government policies and regulations for over ten years.
Key Persons: Anthony Blomfield, Craig McGarr & Mark Arbuthnot.
Bentley & Co. were the lead planning consultants for Wynyard Quarter’s 5-Star premium waterfront hotel, the Park Hyatt, and obtained resource consent for a significant development proposal without appeal to the Environment Court.
Key Person: Mark Arbuthnot
Since the mid-1990’s, Bentley & Co. has provided strategic planning advice, due diligence and consenting for Restaurant Brands Ltd’s nationwide portfolio of KFC, Taco Bell, Carl's Jr and Pizza Hut.
Key Persons: Mark Arbuthnot, Kelby Cai & Priya Singh
Master planning and consenting for Scentre Group’s comprehensive Newmarket retail redevelopment spanning two large sites connected by an air-bridge.
Key Person: Craig McGarr
Bentley & Co. provided planning advice to Tauranga Crossing Limited as part of their due diligence in 2011 and has obtained resource consent for a 64,000sqm GFA shopping centre and mall, together with a 20,000sqm GFA large format retail development on neighbouring land. The resource consents for the various stages of the development have been obtained on a non-notified basis, and required coordination with Tauranga City Council and NZTA.
Key Person: Mark Arbuthnot
Advice and consenting for the development of the largest used car retail network in New Zealand including their truck and damaged vehicles division.
Key Persons: Anthony Blomfield & Glodia Choi
