Drury West Crossing

Project summary

The project involves the development of an approximately 123-hectare industrial precinct providing a significant employment node in southern Auckland.

It comprises:

• approximately 111.9-hectare light industrial precinct that will provide approximately 350,000m² of industrial gross floor area (the total floor area of all buildings combined)

• up to 5,000m² of supporting commercial services, potentially including a petrol station, gym, café and convenience retail

• up to six electronic billboards

• a green network incorporating existing ecological areas and features, stormwater management, landscape buffers and public open spaces

• associated infrastructure including upgrades and new transport, stormwater, wastewater, water supply, electricity and telecommunications infrastructure

• an interim storage yard use while construction is ongoing.

The project will require the proposed approvals:

• consents under the Resource Management Act 1991

• permits under the Wildlife Act 1953.

The project may also require an approval or dispensation under regulations 42 or 43 of the Freshwater Fisheries Regulations 1983 in respect of a potential complex freshwater fisheries activity; however, this has not been confirmed and is subject to further detailed design and assessment.

Project location

The approximately 123 hectare site is located at 21–25 Ararimu Road, Ramarama, adjacent to the Ramarama Interchange on the Southern Motorway, approximately 6 km south of Drury, in the Auckland region.

Project referral declined

The Minister for Infrastructure did not refer the project to the Fast-track on 8 October 2026. The application was lodged on 15 June 2026.

Notice of decisions on application for referral of the Drury West Crossing project (PDF, 241 KB)

If a project is not referred, the applicant may apply for referral again. This is considered a new application, subject to fees and charges.

Referral application to use the Fast-track