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JD and Andie Glover

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346 Coatesville-Riverhead Highway

Glover Homes, Winner of the Auckland / Northland / Coromandel Supreme House of the Year over $1 million, Pink Batts Craftsmanship Award, New Home over $4 million category, and a Gold Award, for a home in Coatesville, Auckland

Glover Homes Wins Supreme AK Building Award

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he 2024 Registered Master Builders Supreme House of the Year winner in the Auckland region went to Coatesville firm, Glover Homes for a stunning house they built in Coatesville!

The judges described the home at 346 Coatesville-Riverhead Highway as a truly deserving recipient of the Supreme Home of the Year over $1 million Award with flawless execution and undeniable beauty.

Glover Homes is owned and run by JD Glover and he and wife Andie and their family have lived in Glenmore Road for many years. JD says he knew the house was special and submitted the project in the awards hoping it would do well but not expecting to win the category.

"We went away on holiday to the Adriatic Coast and found out the house had won the supreme award for

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Auckland when I opened a video that had been sent to me on Messenger showing our son Felix accepting the award," says JD. Although the Glover Homes' team achieved exceptional attention to detail throughout the build, JD credits the owners who built the house for allowing him to submit the project in the first place.

"It was generous of them because people who own prestigious homes often prefer to avoid publicity. They just said go for it!," he says.

Now the house has won the supreme award for Auckland it will be judged in the national awards against the best house builds in the country. The national winners will be announced at an event on 17 November. JD says he and Andie will be there – just in case. VJ

SEPTEMBER CONTENTS

September Editorial 2 & Diary Dates CCGC Gets Wired about Sculpture 3 Flood Alert System 4 Pilot Underway Pony Club Enrolments 5 and News 6 Local Board Update Classifieds 7 Overseas Buyer Rules and Regs 8

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s September draws to a close, the community events calendar ∞ 22 September, Sunday, is starting to ramp up once again Kumeu Clothes Swap & Shop after its annual winter hibernation.

Head to the Kumeu show Pony Club rallies are about to start grounds for a 10am start and the Coatesville Market will be back ∞ 27 September, Term 3 on 6 October (weather can be a factor ends at Coatesville School. so fingers crossed for sunshine in the ∞ 29 September, Daylight next couple of weeks).

Saving starts at 2am today.

The school holidays start in a week ∞ 30 September Deadline and before you know it, it will be Ag for property owners Day. Make sure you put Saturday, affected by flooding in 2023 19 October in your diary and come on to opt into the voluntary down to the school to enjoy the fun.

Council buy-out scheme.

Pest Free Coatesville and sponsor Don't miss out if your Jacqui Cantell from Harcourts are property was badly affected planning a special fundraising event at Top, the award-winning Robinson Road in the 2023 floods and is the end of March next year. They ask house; above Nick and Rachel Snooks with that at this stage, please save the date regarded as high risk.

Check Todd and Jessica Farrow from Neo Build. of Saturday, 29 March. More details will out Louise Site(s): Johnston'sRWNZ5108 be included in the October issue about column on page 6. Ray White Swanson great event they have planned. ∞ 4 &5 October JohnTotally Deer Ampedthe Business: Electrical Daylight saving is about to start Demo day at the Pony Club Ad #: Ship To: 14 Bethells Road, Auckland which sends everyone outside to clean ongratulations also to Neo Build who 00213938 grounds. Get along to the the BBQ. After 29 September, our Ad Size: built the Snook's Robinson Road home 1/8 MOV reserve if you want a 0816 test New Zealand GRAPHICS – another Coatesville category winner in Contact: Coel Jackson Coatesville Store will be opening later.

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Susan tells me she will stay open from the House of the Year Awards. The cedar clad Sunday021 770 696 Phone: Designer: Dayna∞ 6 October, 6.30am till 7.30pm – a heroic effort 07 5699 810 farmhouse-style home was the Winner of the CoatesvilleEmail: Market returns totallyampedelectrical@gmail.com seven days a week – so please supportgraphics@m APPROVAL Auckland/Northland/Coromandel CARTERS DEADLINE after the winter break. From her business whenever you need those Thursday New Home $1m-$1.5m category and a Gold 25/07/2024 Po Box 847, Bur 10am till 2pm in the usual vital supplies.

Award, for a home in Coatesville, Auckland. spot outside the Settlers Hall.

The judges commented that, Despite the ∞ 19 October, Saturday owners being overseas for much of the Coatesville School's build, the seamless collaboration between AG Day. Come along Your editor, them and the builder is evident. Being an and support the largest interior designer and owner of Studio 72 fundraising event of the year Interior Design, Rachel Snook's professional Email: coatesvillechronicle@gmail.com, for our local school. eye helped ensure the home was presented Phone: 021 724 001 perfectly.

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What are these creations made from? Chicken wire! Sharon uses two different gauges to mould the shape with gloved hands, then uses pliers and a small hammer to complete the sculpture.

Many layers of wire mesh create a great canvas where the wire has been twisted to make the frame solid which can then be painted. Once painted, a layer of spray makes the sculptures weatherproof so you can position them outside. Making these garden ornaments was once Sharon's hobby and now is a business. If you want to find out more about her work or discuss a commission, check her out on Facebook.

By Jenny Hunter Couldrey House More gardening? A small number of members are making a trip to Wenderholm Regional Park twice a month to help restore the gardens around Couldrey House.

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Auckland Flood Alert System Pilot Needs Public Feedback | ph 021 724 001 | online coatesvillechronicle Email coatesvillechronicle@gmail.com Photo courtesy of Marty Cantell

flooded there but with and it is expected willextreme weath uckland Transport (AT) events on the rise and developm be technical complexities that is trialling automated planned for Dairy Flat, Sunnysid need to be worked through flood alert systems at initially. residents fear flooding will wors three flood-prone sites in is done.

“Adapting nothing the system is critical the Rodney area and the "The Rangitopuni Stream's catc to us getting it right and being public is being invited to sign area extends to Dairy Flat and the able to install early flood up to alerts triggered by the amount of run-off cau detection increased warning systems systems. hardprone surfaces and insufficient dra in other flood areas.

Installed at Sunnyside Road will send even Ideally, we will be able tomore water down in Coatesville, and Kaipara to Coatesville," says Owen. communicate through other Flats Road and Falls Road The messaging group also says much of t forms of direct in Warkworth, the system stream is congested with overgr once we get the technology has been tailored for each pest plants that prevent water fr right and for this, we really site, considering the local getting away and this needs atte need the public’s typography, connectivity, Finally, the amount of traffic n help,” adds Murray. road speed and community using Sunnyside Road as a short Similar technology is proving need. AT is asking locals who adding more risks effective in other countries as Owen says regularly use these roads to resident impacted by severemotorists weather are not aware assist with critical feedback. areas that flood. events such as Australia and Three different systems the USA. The next move for the Sunnysi make up the pilot; a water Flooding on Sunnyside Road in July, 2022.

Road Residents Group is to pres If the system is proven reliable, the sensor, a radar sensor and Road in flood on 12 July Sunnyside to the Rodney Local Board at an hope is that alerts will be eventually an AI Computer Vison Flood upcoming meeting where they integrated into Auckland Transport’s Detection (CVFD) system which automatically detects water within an funding from AT and Healt Operations Centreseek (ATOC) to enable uses a CCTV camera as an optical image sequence while digital rulers Waters to support new signage wider communications to be circulated sensor powered by solar panels. monitor water levels in real-time, safety improvements. across AT digital channels (website, The two sensors are set to send sending alerts when flood water social media, phone apps etc). alerts when predetermined levels reaches a predefined level or enters a If the roads become floo “IfRoad we can achieve timely messages are reached and the CVFD system oatesville locals concerned about According to the Sunnyside demarcated zone. The alerts from all to the public, it will help enable ATa risk to the s and there is flooding on Sunnyside Road during Residents Group there are two areas three are fed into back-end platforms Below: Sunnyside Rd flooding to warn users about the likelihood to activate on the it is below the flood of people or property has closed the road manyrecent times. storms are taking thataction will then theroad roadwhere signage having routes improve safety for all road users. water They proposeof raising theto utilise alternative and send an level. electronic call AT on 09 355 355 ahead of any road closures as water The Sunnyside Road Residents Group level of the road in these two locations alert via email to those signs will notify Louise Johnston, Rodney Local presented their concerns at the July registered. to reduce the risk to road levels users. rise, while digital when the road is closed and where CRRA committee meeting, asking the “We’re"We don't wantwho to wait until the worst asking locals possible, of any diversion routes,” says group to help them achieve traction regularly case happens and someone usescenario the roads AUGUST CONTENTS Murray. with the Rodney Local Board. loses their life before action is taken," being trialled in the pilot Aucklanders living in or travelling Owen Aspden, a Sunnyside Road to signsays Owen. up to receive an Editorial through resident and the group's spokesperson, At the on the the three trial sites are invited email when themoment, system residents sign up to be part August of the trialNews pilot said recent flooding on 12 July had is triggered, road place traffic flooded to help us cones attothe From Kristin to the programme or for more information caused a car to become stranded. adapt the areas to make motorists aware of the technology visit Electronic flood alert pilot (at.

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AT will only use your email by residents. The driver, a grandfathermessaging Localand Board member Johnston timing right Louise CCGC Photo Comp address as alerts will be emailed to who had two of his grandchildren in with warnings says, although this is helpful, there are at various Working from Home those the car, became stranded after their levels,”official channels of support thattaking can part. says Murray Burt, Never Looked Better vehicle entered roughly 900mmassist in these emergency situations.

Director Infrastructure and deep flood water and the car's enginePlace at "The can Information provided Local by Board Update AT. most important thing people cut out. In this situation, the electric The Auckland do if theypilot see the willroad start to floodAuckland Transport.

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Ailsa's August difficult to safely get out of the car, who sign Transport," says Louise. "They will up in real time Listings says Owen. respond within an hour and can close The flooding is from the Rangitopuni the road if necessary. And if the situation Classifieds Stream overflowing during heavy rainfall is dangerous, then people should also Auction Strategy and when this happens the flood water call the Police," she says. can be fast moving and dangerous.

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Enrolments are open! Are you joining us this season?

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hether you are a seasoned member or deciding to join our club for your first taste of pony club learning and fun – it’s now time to get your enrolments in for the 2024/2025 season.

Rallies commence on 15 October so make sure you don’t delay in finalising your membership.

Have you heard that we are offering two ‘Sponsored memberships’ for the season? We are passionate about our horsey community and know first-hand the incredible benefits of what belonging to a pony club can bring to a rider and their horsemanship journey. Therefore, we want to provide two riders with a full membership to our pony club and facilities. This is for someone who might not otherwise be able to join due to hardship.

This is a completely confidential process, so we encourage you to read the criteria on our FB page and either apply for yourself or pass on these details to a member in the community. This really is a fabulous opportunity.

What’s pony club without our incredible rally coaches? We are thrilled to have the following

coaches re-sign with our club for the season: Tyler Lynch, Ruby Sattler, Jennifer Camplin, Shelley Thomson, Matthew Verhoeven and Vicki Wilson.

They all bring with them a wealth of knowledge and expertise and we know our riders will be in great hands for the season ahead.

Now to highlight our exciting new Junior Rally Coach - Bridie Quigley. Bridie is a Coatesville local and a 3* Eventer. She is currently on the NZ High Performance Talent Development Squad for Eventing and

has also been competitive in the Show Hunter ring. Welcome to the team Bridie – we are lucky to have you!

Pony Club News Round Up! ∞ We have a lease! After an onerous 5-year exercise, we have been granted a 10-year lease of our Pony Club. A special mention to Jo Lynch and team who have worked tirelessly behind the scenes to secure this lease with the Council. ∞ A massive thanks to WBL Group Builders who kindly built our two new yards, poo bins and re-limed the arena for free. Our facilities are looking amazing!

Below are some upcoming events for your diary: ∞ 4 &5 October, John Deer Demo Days on our grounds. ∞ 15 October, Rallies start. ∞ 20 October, Dressage Series comp2 CVPC. We look forward to sharing our Pony Club news over the coming months. If you have any questions about memberships, sponsorship opportunities or how you can support our horsey community – please contact: coatesvillepc@gmail.com

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fter such a mild winter, the flooding of 2023 seems a distant memory. However, if you were severely flooded, it is not too late to opt into the Council’s voluntary categorisation scheme, which closes this month on 30 September 2024. To date, across Auckland, only 3140 houses have opted into the voluntary categorisation process; however, it is estimated that 7389 houses were impacted by the Anniversary weekend flood events and Cyclone Gabriel. In Coatesville, only seven properties have opted into the voluntary categorisation scheme, in Riverhead 10 and Dairy Flat nine.

By registering your property, the Council will provide you with a risk assessment of future flood and landslide risk for your home and let you know if you are eligible for funding.

I am concerned that some Coatesville residents have not opted into this process, and they are at risk if there is another severe weather event. Also, their property may no longer be insurable if there is another flood event.

Due to privacy issues, you may not be aware if your neighbours have opted into the process and if their properties are assessed as a category three, i.e. intolerable risk to life that cannot be feasibly mitigated, then the buildings will be removed by Council once the sale and purchase agreement has been finalised. Most residents I have spoken to have expressed concerns that the property

categorisation will appear on their LIM report; however, all flood risks have already been updated on your LIM report, and you will need to inform any potential buyer that you were flooded. Another concern is that their property has been repaired and insurance paid out, but if you are categorised as a 3, any repair work covered by insurance will be reimbursed. There is also a distrust that the Council will try and rip people off and get the property at a knocked-down price. However, the property valuations are based on 95% of the value of the property pre-anniversary weekend floods.

These are based on independent valuations but funding is also available for property owners to get their own independent valuation. To date, all the people I have spoken to have been pleasantly surprised by Council valuations, especially as the Anniversary weekend was the top of the lifestyle market.

Council and central government have allocated almost two billion dollars to Auckland's Storm recovery programme. If you miss the deadline of the 30 September, this offer will no longer be available to you, and the insurance and banking industry will be leading the managed retreat going forward!

Please do not miss out on this oneoff, once in a lifetime opportunity.

The link for registering your property is: www.recovery.aucklandcouncil. govt.nz/recoveryoffice/s/ floodedform Please get in touch if you have any questions etc.

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re 2018, our rules allowed international purchasers to buy property in New Zealand. These rules then changed allowing only purchasers who are Australian or Singaporean citizens or permanent residents to purchase, limiting the overseas buyer market considerably.

Additionally, if the purchaser is a permanent resident only, they must also meet the criteria to be ‘ordinarily resident’. This means they need to have a residence class visa; have been physically present in NZ for at least 183 days of the last 12 months, and be a tax resident of New Zealand.

There are also land size criteria that these purchasers must adhere to. For lifestyle property, the land size must be no larger than 5 hectares (12.3 acres approx.), and for coastal property there is a maximum size of 0.2 hectares (2,000m2). If purchasers are outside of these requirements they can apply to the OIO (Overseas Investment Office) which is a lengthy detailed process.

Coatesville has always been one of the top ‘go to’ suburbs in Auckland for the international market. And although real estate has been quiet, momentum is picking up with both enquiry and deals, particularly from Singaporean purchasers.

It is extremely important that if your agent is working with an international purchaser, that the purchaser takes specialist advice to ensure they are legally able to purchase in New Zealand. Remembering however that expat New Zealanders returning can purchase.

Bayleys has taken steps to ensure it has the international market covered by partnering with Knight Frank to acquire McGrath Real Estate. McGrath is Australia’s second largest real estate company and Knight Frank is the largest privately owned real estate agency in the world, with more than 740 offices globally in 50-plus markets.

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