Further Submission Report by FS number - 3653-3757 · 2017. 10. 11. · 3653 Sid Suha Aksoy Support...

Further Submissions Report

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3653 Sid Suha Aksoy Support 5100-1 Forest and Bird Motu Manawa Restoration Group

Vegetation Management and SEAs

H4.3 Significant Ecological Areas - Land rules (all)

Amend the permitted activities to include provision for managing fauna (including removing pest fauna) that are complementary to the provisions for managing flora (including removing pest flora). Refer to pages 3/27 and 4/27 of submission for details.


Coastal zones and activities in the CMA

Appendix 6 - Coastal excluding sch. 6.2 ONC/HNC

6.1 Schedule SEA marine/Overlay 8.1 SEAs Marine 1 and 2

Add the Whau River and Henderson Creek/Taikata River riverine, the river mouth and estuarine systems and all of the foreshore and seabed of Te Atatu Peninsula and the coastal marine of the Motu Manawa (Pollen Island) Marine Reserve, including the shoulders of the State Highway 16 causeway in appropriate SEA-M designations. Refer to page 4/27 and 5/27 of submission for details.


RPS Coastal B7.1 Subdivision, use & development - coastal environment

Ensure that a weed and pest management plan applies in perpetuity for the coastal margins of the entire Whau River and Henderson Creek/Taikata River riverine, the river mouth and estuarine systems and all of the foreshore and seabed of Te Atatu Peninsula and the coastal marine of the Motu Manawa (Pollen Island) Marine Reserve, including the shoulders of the State Highway 16 causeway. Refer to submission for details including Appendix 2 pg 17/27 and 18/27 and the attachment "Revegetation of the SH16 Motorway Causeway Project".





Add Oakley Creek and all parts of the stream catchment of the Motu Manawa (Pollen Island) Marine Reserve in the SEA-Marine designations.





Delete the sentence in the description of SEA- M 53 that states that limiting public access is essential to the preservation of the area. Refer to pages 7/27 and 8/27 of submission for details.





Add the coastal wetlands at Harbourview Reserve, Te Atatu Peninsula as an SEA-M1 (or SEA-M2), or as a terrestrial SEA. Refer to pages 7/27 and 9/27 of submission for details.



Appendix 5.1 - Schedule of Significant Ecological Areas - Land

Add the Colwill Esplanade and Lowtherhurst Reserve, Royal Heights, as an SEA-M1 (or SEA-M2), or as a terrestrial SEA. Refer to page 9/27 of submission for details.


Outstanding Natural Landscapes (ONL) and Outstanding and High Natural Character (ONC and HNC) Rules

Appendix 6.2 Sch. of Outstanding and High Natural Character - Coastal

Retain the Outstanding Natural Character [High Natural Character] overlay for Pollen Island and its surrounding environs.


General Miscellaneous Operational/ Projects/Acquisition

Remove pest and exotic plants and replace with appropriate indigenous species along the State Highway 16 motorway corridor and land for which Auckland Council is responsible. Refer to pages 9/27 and 10/27 of submission for details.




Add the entire area of the Motu Manawa (Pollen Island) Marine Reserve and Traherne Island in the Outstanding Coastal Natural Character Area [High Natural Character area]. Refer to pages 9/27 and 10/27 of submission for details.


Outstanding Natural Features (ONF) Rules

Appendix 3.1 - Schedule for the Outstanding Natural Features Overlay

Add the entire area of the Motu Manawa (Pollen Island) Marine Reserve and Traherne Island as an Outstanding Natural Feature if it is not identified as an Outstanding Coastal Natural Character Area [High Natural Character area] as requested. Refer to pages 9/20 and 10/27 of submission for details.




Add the Bridge Avenue Reserve land that overlooks the Waitemata Harbour entreance, (28 Bridge Avenue, Te Atatu South) as an Outstanding Natural Feature.




Add Harbourview Reserve's former farmland pasture area as an area of High Natural Character. Refer topage 11/27 of submission for details.




Add Harbourview Reserve's coastal wetlands as an Outstanding Natural Character area. Refer to page 11/27 of submission for details.


Mana Whenua Maori purpose zone D8.5 Desc, obs & pols I19.1-4 Activity table Land use & dev. controls

Delete the Special Purpose Zone - Maori Purpose Zone designation for 2.5 hectares of Harbourview Reserve and protect the reserve from development in perpetuity. Refer to pages 12/27 to 14/27 of submission for details.



Add ecological terms and conditions to any marae development at Harbourview Reserve (if the Special Purpose Zone -Maori Purpose Zone designation is not revoked as requested) as set out in Environment Court Decision W 041/2007. Refer to submission for details including the Environment Court decision: pgs 20/27 to 27/27.




Add the entire foreshore and seabed area surrounding Te Atatu Peninsula (including the large mangrove island at the top, and Henderson Creek and mangroves) as an Outstanding Natural Feature, with the exceptions requested for the wetlands, foreshore and seabed (that they be identified as an SEA-M1 and as Outstanding Natural Character area). Refer to page 14/27 of submission for details.

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Add the self-regenerating kauri grove and supporting scarp forest at Lowtherhurst Reserve, Massey, as an Outstanding Natural Character area. Refer to page 15/27 of submission for details.


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Add the landform features that contribute to the significance of the Harbourview Reserve, Te Atatu peninsula land and coastal area. Refer to submission for details (Appendix 1 pg 16/27).




Add the coastal wetland ecosystem, saltmarsh areas, high tide roosts and three freshwater streams that contribute to the significance of Harbourview Reserve, Te Atatu peninsula. Refer to submission for details (Appendix 1 pg 16/27).



Appendix 3.2 - Schedule of Outstanding Natural Landscapes

Add the remnant rural landscape, and Class II land use soil at Harbourview Reserve, Te Atatu peninsula. Refer to submission for details (Appendix 1 pg 16/27).


Mana Whenua Overlay E5.1/J5.1 Sites and Places of Significance to Mana Whenua

Appendix 4.1 Sites and places of significance to mana whenua

Add the Maori middens, waahi tapu and koiwi on land and in the coastal marine area at Harbourview Reserve, Te Atatu peninsula.


Historic Heritage (Overlay) Overlay E2/J2 Historic Heritage

Appendices 9.1 9.2 and 9.3 Significant Historic Heritage Places

Add the features of cultural heritage value at Harbourview-Orangihina Reserve, Te Atatu Peninsula, including the historic farm house (McCormick home), the historic brick villa, macrocarpa tress, old ensilage pit, foundations for an old windmill, the floor of an old yoghurt factory, a network of drains, old brick works site, middens containing european artifacts, and World War II gun emplacements.


Built Environment (Overlays) Overlay E4.6 Local public views / Appendix 3.5 Local Public Views

Add the rural open space character and views to the Waitemata Harbour, city and volcanic cones from the roads in the vicinity.


Built Environment (Overlays) Overlay E4.6 Local public views / Appendix 3.5 Local Public Views

Add the view from Te Atatu Road looking across the marine terrace, (View 44, Schedule/Appendix K Waitakere District Plan) extended as a continuous viewpoint for those traveling northward from Te Atatu south. Refer to submission for details.


Zoning West Rezone Harbourview Reserve, Te Atatu Peninsula, for recreational activities compatible with protection of the resources.

3654 Brian Jones Oppose in Part 6716-1 Price Properties Limited Definitions New Add a definition of "Apiaries and Beekeeping".3654 Brian Jones Oppose in Part 6716-2 Price Properties Limited Rural Zones General I13.1 Activity table Amend Activity table to provide for Bee-keeping in the Mixed Rural and Rural Production zones as a

permitted activity, or as a restricted discretionary activity where the hives are within 200m from a countryside Living zone or urban zone.

3654 Brian Jones Oppose in Part 6716-3 Price Properties Limited Definitions New Add definition of "Wineries".3655 Wendy Cook Support 3413-1 Mount Eden Planning Group

IncorporatedGeneral Chapter A Introduction A1 Background Add two additional paragraphs outlining built environment considerations and sustainability principles to

enable Auckland to become the world's most liveable city (see submission for wording). 3655 Wendy Cook Support 3413-2 Mount Eden Planning Group

IncorporatedGeneral Chapter A Introduction A3 Strategic Framework Add three additional paragraphs to 3.1 Auckland Plan outlining public transport, green connections and

enhanced living conditions through sunlight and sizes of habitable rooms (see submission for wording).

3655 Wendy Cook Support 3413-3 Mount Eden Planning Group Incorporated

General Chapter A Introduction A3 Strategic Framework Amend 3.3 Sustainable Management as follows: -These are: - to avoid adverse effects - to mitigate the effects or -where the resources are already affected, to remedy the adverse effects. - to adopt policies to reduce any increase of rate of climate change.


Natural Hazards and Flooding Natural Hazards C5.12 Background, objectives and policies

Add policy 17 as follows: 17. Adopt a policy and define on streets the area that may be subject to the rise of sea level due to tsunamis.


Residential zones Residential D1.1 General objectives and policies

Add objective 4 as follows: 4. Development shall either make provision for landscape trees on private open space proportional to the increased density to which a site is developed or alternatively introduce landscaped public open space to maintain amenity in areas where development has reduced planting on private open space.



Add objective 5 as follows: 5. Site coverage advantage will be offered to autonomous building.



Add policy 9 as follows: 9. Require landscaping in residential zones on either private or public open space proportional to any increase in residential density.



Add policy 10 as follows: 10. Make provision for neighbourhood parks in residential zones.



Add policy 11 as follows: 11. Make provision for pedestrian/cycle interconnection between parks and streets.



Add policy 12 as follows: 12. Enable autonomous buildings to enjoy greater site coverage.


Public Open Space Zones D2.2 Informal Recreation zone desc, obs & pols

Add Objective 4 as follows: 4. Acquire public open space adjacent to or within residential zones to form neighbourhood parks.



Add Objective 5 as follows: 5. Provide for landscaped links between informal recreation zones and the zones for which they provide an amenity.



Add Policy 12 as follows: 12. Acquire and develop public open space linked to the zones for which they provide an amenity, to form neighbourhood parks and landscape areas.

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Residential zones Residential Development controls: General Amend landscaping controls in the Single House, Mixed Housing Suburban, Mixed Housing Urban and Terrace Housing and Apartment Buildings zones to provide for more trees.


Business (excluding City Centre)

Business I3.4 Dev. controls Centres, Mixed Use, Gen. Bus. & Bus. Park zones

Amend rule 4.2 Building Height for Mixed Use zones from 16.5m to 12.5m

3656 Te Kawerau a Maki Support 4852-1 Independent Māori Statutory Board

RPS Mana Whenua B5.1 Recognition of Te Tiriti o Waitangi partnership & participation

Amend the PAUP to reflect traditional and contemporary practices in customary use and cultural activities of Maori.


RPS Mana Whenua B5.3 Maori economic, social and cultural development

Amend the PAUP to ensure the rule framework for all zones support the economic, cultural and social aspirations of Maori.


RPS Mana Whenua B5 Strategic Retain the intent in the PAUP to provide for Maori, in particularly the provisions in the RPS.


Mana Whenua General provisions G2.7.4 Cultural impact assessment

Support the use of pre-hearing mediation particularly in relation to the cultural impact assessment provisions.


General Whole Plan Retain the overall direction of the PAUP.


RPS General B13 RPS - Monitoring and review procedures

Ensure appropriate provision is made within relevant council policies, strategies and budgets for the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the PAUP.


RPS Mana Whenua B5 Strategic Ensure there is integration both horizontally and vertically in the PAUP in relation to the provisions for Maori.


RPS Mana Whenua B5 Strategic Amend PAUP to include provisions that recognise adverse effects from activities on adjoining sites can impact on cultural and customary uses, specifically the use and development of Maori and treaty settlement land, Maori Purpose zones and sites and places with customary values.


RPS Urban growth B2.1 Providing for growth in a quality compact urban form

Ensure Maori are involved in processes which impact on the extent and location of the RUB.


General Non-statutory information on GIS viewer

Amend the PAUP to include 'ancestral rohe' maps as non-statutory layer. Develop these maps in conjunction with Mana Whenua.


RPS Mana Whenua B5.2 Mana Whenua values Mātauranga & tikanga

Add a new method identifying that ancestral rohe maps will be developed (in conjunction with Mana Whenua) as a non-statutory map layer.



Amend the PAUP to include an alert layer that identifies the location of sites on council's cultural heritagedate base that have not been included as Sites and Places of Value to Mana Whenua.



Amend the PAUP to include an alert layer that identifies the location of sites on council's cultural heritagedate base that have not been included as Sites and Places of Significance to Mana Whenua.


General Editorial and Part 6 Review the numbering system and amend to improve its usability.


General Chapter A Introduction A1 Background Retain section 1.2 'Mana Whenua' and include a profile of mataawaka in Tamaki Makaurau.


General Chapter A Introduction A2 Statutory Framework Amend section 2.2 'Treaty of Waitangi/Te Tiriti o Waitangi' to outline the need to consider natural and physical resources which are part of the Treaty settlement process as an element contributing to the significance of Mana Whenua with these resources.


General Chapter A Introduction A3 Strategic Framework Amend section 3.2 "Maori responsiveness framework' to identify how the framework is integrated and given effect to through the PAUP.


RPS Issues B1 Introduction - Issues of Regional significance

Amend the RPS issues to clearly identify the resource management issue.


RPS Issues B1.1 Enabling quality urban growth

Amend issue statement to: "This means we must manage our growth in a way that: ....enhances maintains Maori communities, culture and values."


RPS Issues B1.2 Enabling economic wellbeing

Amend issue statement to recognise the positive value Maori economic development contributes towards Auckland's prosperity.


RPS Issues B1.3 Protecting historic heritage, spec.character & nat. heritage

Add 'enabling Mana Whenua participation and decision-making' as a general concern for the RPS issue as opposed to just indigenous biodiversity.


RPS Issues B1.4 Addressing issues of significance to Mana Whenua

Delete the word "Explanation " to make it clear that the issue encompasses the following section as well.


RPS Issues B1.4 Addressing issues of significance to Mana Whenua

Amend the section heading to: "Recognition of the Treaty and enabling the outcomes of Treaty settlements."


RPS Issues B1.5 Sustainably managing our natural resources

Add specific reference in the issue statement and explanation to the kaitiaki role of Mana Whenua.


RPS Issues B1.6 Sustainably managing our coastal environment

Amend the Explanation, last sentence of fifth paragraph, to: 'In some cases coastal land has been returned through Treaty settlement as cultural or commercial redress to be used to re-establish an economic base and platform for future development."


RPS Issues B1.7 Sustainably managing our rural environment

Amend the Explanation, last sentence of sixth paragraph, to: "In some cases, rural land has been returned through Treaty settlement as cultural or commercial redress to be used to re-establish an economic base and platform for future development".


RPS Issues B1.8 Responding to climate change

Retain as a regionally significant issue.


Trees Overlay E6.1/J6.4 Notable Trees

J6.4 Rules Amend provisions to provide for development of Maori land and Treaty settlement land as permitted activities.

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RPS Mana Whenua B5.1 Recognition of Te Tiriti o Waitangi partnership & participation

Amend Policy 9 to: "Enable Mana Whenua to access, manage and develop use cultural redress lands and interests for cultural activities ."



Identify joint management agreements and the transfer of powers as key monitoring indicators.


Volcanic Viewshafts and height sensitive areas rules



RPS Mana Whenua B5.2 Mana Whenua values Mātauranga & tikanga

Add specific objectives, polices and methods enabling customary use and cultural activities.


RPS Mana Whenua B5.3 Maori economic, social and cultural development

Add policies and methods identifying how Objective 2 will be achieved.


General Cross plan matters Add provisions in the natural resource, natural heritage and historic heritage overlays to provide for the occupation development and use of Maori land and Treaty settlement land, as permitted, controlled and restricted discretionary activities. Activities with significant adverse effects to be assessed as discretionary activities using the Integrated Maori development tool.



J6.2.1 Activity table & J6.1.2 Notification

Amend provisions to provide for development of Maori land and Treaty settlement land as permitted activities.


RPS Mana Whenua B5.4 Protection of Mana Whenua culture and heritage / Fig. 1

Retain Objective 3 and Policies 5-6 and 12.



Clarify the intent of Policies 10 and 13.


RPS Natural resources B6.3 Freshwater and Geothermal Water

Retain Policy 5.


RPS Natural resources B6.3 Freshwater and Geothermal Water

Retain Policy 8.



Add a new objective which enables the subdivision, use and development of Maori land and Treaty settlement land in the coastal environment.



Retain reference to Mana Whenua provisions and providing for cultural and traditional use in Policy 1 and 4.


RPS Coastal B7.2 Public access & open space - coastal environment

Add specific objectives, policies and methods enabling customary use and cultural activities.


RPS Coastal B7.3 Areas of degraded water quality

Retain Objective 3 and Policy 2(c), and include planning maps or other mechanisms to identify key areas to support the objective and policy.


RPS Coastal B7.4 Managing the Hauraki Gulf

Retain Policies 10-12.


RPS General B12 Environmental Results Anticipated/Table 1/New ERAs

Retain the environmental results anticipated. Add additional environmental results anticipated to cover the range of matters addressed in the plan that impact on Maori (including mataawaka).



Amend to state how and what will be monitored. Clearly identify monitoring indicators for the Maori provisions and these to be developed with the input of Maori.


Mana Whenua Auckland wide - Maori Land C2.1 Background, objectives and policies

Retain provisions subject to relief sought in this submission and clarify that the map layer will be updated as new Maori land sites are identified.



Amend definition of 'Maori Land' to refer to Parts 12 and 13 of Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993 and delete the reference to section 12 and 13.



Amend Policies 3 and 7 to: require an Integrated Maori Development Plan for discretionary activities only; and include provision for controlled rules with consideration of natural heritage values as part of the matters of control. Make amendments to the rule framework to give effect to this approach.



Add a new objective and policy which: Provides for the development of Maori land while considering the effects on natural resources [including SEA's]; Includes provision for a range of associated activities with consideration of natural resource values as a matter of control; Include provision for discretionary activities on Maori land within natural resource overlays through Integrated Maori Development Plans. Make amendments to the rule framework to give effect to this approach in the rules section.



Amend Policy 6: Enable Consider alternative approaches to site access and infrastructure provisions in rural or coastal areas where the occupation, use and development of Maori land is constrained by access or the availability of infrastructure.


Mana Whenua Auckland wide - Treaty settlement land

C2.2 Background, objectives and policies

Amend Objective 3: 'Mana Whenua can access, manage and develop use land acquired as cultural redress to support cultural activities .'



C2.2 Background, objectives and policies

Amend Policies 4 and 7 to: require an integrated Maori development plan for discretionary activities only; and to include provision for controlled rules with consideration of natural heritage values as part of the matters of control. Make amendments to the rule framework to give effect to this approach.


General Cross plan matters Retain provisions in Sections 3-7 in Chapter C where they are specifically related to Maori.

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Public Open Space Zones Public Open Space D2 Introduction Retain policies which support and re-establish the relationship of Mana Whenua to their ancestral lands, water, sites, waahi tapu and other taonga.



Retain provisions and include new sites, particularly where supported by Maori.


Historic Heritage (Overlay) Overlay E2/J2 Historic Heritage

Overlay E2 description, objectives and policies

Add policies which recognise Mana Whenua values when assessing developments associated with scheduled places.


Pre - 1944 Building demolition control

Overlay E3.2/J3.6 Pre -1944 Building demolition control

E3.2 Description, objectives and policies

Add objectives and policies which enable development of Treaty settlement land.



E5.1 Overlay description, objectives and policies

Retain the objectives and policies.


Mana Whenua Overlay E5.2/J5.2 Sites & Places of value to Mana Whenua


Retain the Objectives and Policies.


Precincts Ak-Wide and Coastal New Precincts All other New Precincts Add new Mana Whenua Management areas for marae and papakainga areas and areas of customary importance throughout the region where supported by Mana Whenua.


Precincts Ak-Wide and Coastal Regional Parks F1.7 Precinct Description, Objectives and Policies

Add a new objective and policy supporting use of regional parks for Maori customary use and/or cultural activities.


Precincts Ak-Wide and Coastal New Precincts All other New Precincts Add additional precincts over all areas identified within the Maori Purpose zone, particularly where supported by Maori.


Mana Whenua General provisions G2.5(2)(3) and (4) Accidental discovery protocol

Retain requirements for accidental discovery protocols subject to the relief sought in the submission (page 24/34).



Amend Rule 2.5(2)(i) to; "Work at the site ..... NZ Historic Places Trust. In doing this, council must provide for the impacts of the activity on Mana Whenua values, and any recommended measures from Mana Whenua proposed to avoid any adverse effects on sites and places of significance to Mana Whenua."



Amend Rule 2.5(4) to clarify when a resource consent will be required as a discretionary activity.


General Chapter G General provisions G2.7.1 General information requirements & G2.7.2 Design statements

Amend Rule 2.7.2.1(3)(e) to: "places of cultural importance, including churches, marae, and sites and places of significance and value to Mana Whenua."



Retain Rule 2.7.4.1 'cultural impact assessment' requirements for sites and places of significance and value to Mana Whenua.



Retain Rule 2.7.4.4 subject to any outcomes of a collaborative approach between Mana Whenua, council and key stakeholders to refine the process.


Mana Whenua Auckland wide - Maori Land H2.1.1 Activity table, H2.1.2 Notification & H2.1.3 Dev. controls

Amend the Preamble in section 2.1 to refer to the definition of Maori Land.



Add a range of permitted and controlled commercial activities.



Delete Development Control 3.1(b) and (c) 'Building height' and clarify activity status when the permitted status is not met. Amend to a restricted discretionary activity if presently discretionary.


Mana Whenua Auckland wide - Maori Land H2.1.4-5 Assessment & H2.1.6 Spec. info. req.

Amend section to correct errors where the text refers to Treaty settlement land instead of Maori land, including Rule 2.1.5: "Rural industries on Maori Land, activities associated with a marae complex on Maori Treaty settlement land ..."



H2.2 Treaty Settlement Land rules/App. 4.3 legislation

Amend section to correct errors where the text refers to Maori land instead of Treaty Settlement Land, including Rule 2.2.5 "Rural industries on Treaty Settlement Maori Land ..."


Mana Whenua Auckland wide - Maori Land H2.1.4-5 Assessment & H2.1.6 Spec. info. req.

Amend assessment criteria 5.2(1)(f) to recognise that there may be no alternative sites and/or locations for the development.


Definitions Existing Amend definition of 'Mana Whenua' so that it appears in either Maori terms or definitions, not both.




Add a range of permitted and controlled commercial activities.




Amend the Activity Table to include a new rule framework for cultural and customary activities on Treaty Settlement land.




Delete Development Control 3.1(b) and (c) 'Building height' and clarify activity status when the permitted status is not met. Amend to a restricted discretionary activity if presently discretionary.




Amend assessment criteria 2.2.5(2)(1)(f) to recognise that there may be no alternative sites and/or locations for the development.



H4.3.1.2 Activity table - Vegetation management in overlays (except SEAs)

Retain provisions for customary use in Activity Table 1.2 subject to the relief sought in the submission.



H4.3.2-4 Controls and Assessment

Retain Control 2.5 'Vegetation alteration or removal for customary use' and identify activities not complying to be restricted discretionary activities and include new assessment criteria to this effect.


Water Wastewater H4.15 Onsite wastewater rules Retain Control 2.1.1(2) but clarify what is meant by "must not be disturbed".


Genetically modified organisms C5.17/H4.19 Genetically modified organisms

Retain section 4.19.

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Sustainable Development C7.7/H6.4 Sustainable design Delete objectives, policies, methods and rules stating sustainable development will be regulated through rating scheme controls and replace with a education and advocacy programme that encourages the use of Homestar/Greenstar or similar rating system.


Rural Zones General I13.2 Land use controls Clarify that Rule 2.6 'Dwellings' does not apply to Maori land and Treaty settlement land in coastal areas.



J5.1 Rules Retain provisions.



J5.2 Rules Retain provisions.





Precincts General Content Precincts General Content Delete land use controls in relevant precincts which stipulates that: 'The applicant must belong to the same hapu as the trustees of the associated marae.' [List of relevant precincts not provided].


Precincts General Content Precincts General Content Clarify intent of precinct rules which restrict dwellings on Maori Land: 'must be no more than 1 dwelling and not exceeding 10 dwellings at a density not exceeding 1 dwelling per 1ha ...' Remove the 10 dwelling maximum for rural zones.


General Chapter G General provisions G2.1 Determining activity status

Clarify the rule relationship where Maori land is located within a precinct by stating the more permissive threshold controls apply.


Definitions New Expand the Maori terms to include definitions for all Maori terms used in the PAUP.


Definitions Existing Amend definition of 'customary use' to provide a wider view. Refer to submission, page 33-34/34.



Delete the limitation on papakainga development by removing the restriction of up to 10 dwellings. Refer to page 25/34 of submission.




Delete the limitation on papakainga development by removing the restriction of up to 10 dwellings. Refer to page 27/34 of submission.



Add new any new sites and places of significance or value as supported by Mana Whenua.

3657 Jane and Donald Burrell Support 7417-1 Milford Residents Association Built Environment (Overlays) Overlay J4.2 Additional Zone Height Control

Retain the distinct height areas at Milford Town Centre as notified.

3657 Jane and Donald Burrell Support 7417-2 Milford Residents Association Zoning North and Islands Retain the spatial extent of residential zones adjoining Milford Town Centre and along Shakespeare Road, refer submission page 6/80.

3657 Jane and Donald Burrell Support 7417-3 Milford Residents Association Residential zones Residential Development controls: Mixed Housing Suburban and Mixed Housing Urban

Amend the [infer, Rule 7.5] Yards, to provide a 4 metre rear yard.


Amend the [infer, Rule 8.6] Yards, to provide a 4 metre rear yard.


Amend [infer, Rule 7.8 Building] coverage, to reduce the proportion of coverage.


Amend [infer, Rule 8.8 Building] coverage, to reduce the proportion of coverage.

3657 Jane and Donald Burrell Support 7417-7 Milford Residents Association Residential zones Residential Land use controls Amend [infer, Rule 3.1 Maximum] density, to be [infer, no more than] 1:300m2.3657 Jane and Donald Burrell Support 7417-8 Milford Residents Association Residential zones Residential Notification Amend [infer, Rule 4(1) Notification] to require applications which infringe the development controls to

obtain the consent of affected parties, in the Mixed Housing Urban and Suburban zones, refer submission page 9/80.

3657 Jane and Donald Burrell Support 7417-9 Milford Residents Association General Chapter G General provisions G2.3 Rule infringements for permitted controlled & restricted discretionary activities

Amend the Unitary Plan to allow the Council, in the case of restricted discretionary activities, to consider the potential effects of development on neighbouring properties or the character of an area or its design, refer submission page 9/80.

3657 Jane and Donald Burrell Support 7417-10 Milford Residents Association General Chapter G General provisions G2.4 Notification Amend clause (1) to allow controlled and restricted discretionary activities to be assessed against the tests for public and limited notification or written approval from affected parties.

3657 Jane and Donald Burrell Support 7417-11 Milford Residents Association Residential zones Residential Development controls: Terrace Housing and Apartment Buildings

Amend the rules governing the interface between the Mixed Housing Suburban and Urban zones and the Mixed Use and Terraced Housing/Apartment zones to protect these areas from building dominance, overshadowing, loss of privacy, sunlight and other adverse effects.

3657 Jane and Donald Burrell Support 7417-12 Milford Residents Association RPS Urban growth B2.6 Public open space and recreation facilities

Amend the Unitary Plan so that new facilities, such as the proposed National Ocean Watersports Centre, are placed on land newly acquired for that purpose, refer submission page 11/80.

3657 Jane and Donald Burrell Support 7417-13 Milford Residents Association Residential zones Residential Development controls: General Retain the heights of residential zones adjoining Milford town centre.

3657 Jane and Donald Burrell Support 7417-14 Milford Residents Association Mana Whenua General provisions G2.7.4 Cultural impact assessment

Amend the cultural impact assessment provisions to ensure they are transparent, and remove streamline the consultation process, refer submission page 12/80.

3657 Jane and Donald Burrell Support 7417-15 Milford Residents Association Zoning North and Islands Rezone the car park at [#139] Kitchener Road, Milford [infer, from Town Centre] to future community open space.

3657 Jane and Donald Burrell Support 7417-16 Milford Residents Association RPS Urban growth B2.6 Public open space and recreation facilities

Amend the Unitary Plan to ensure full public consultation is undertaken when new buildings and structures are proposed to be constructed on parks and reserves, refer submission page 12/80.

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3657 Jane and Donald Burrell Support 7417-17 Milford Residents Association Precincts - North New Precincts All other New Precincts Add a new Milford Centre Plan, to establish additional community amenities, open space and activity areas, refer submission page 12/80.

3657 Jane and Donald Burrell Support 7417-18 Milford Residents Association General Miscellaneous Development contributions Ensure that development contributions are allocated to reflect local intensification and [infer, local area planning, such as] the centre plan [refer point number 17].

3658 Vera Schulze Support 4763-1 Rangihoua Houseboats Group Coastal zones and activities in the CMA

Mooring zone I8.1 Activity table Amend Activity table [Occupation and use by houseboats] to change the activity status for "Rangihoua Creek Mooring zone (Waiheke): limited to seven existing houseboats occupying the zone at the date of notification of the Unitary Plan" from Restricted Discretionary to Permitted.


Mooring zone I8.2 Assessment Amend assessment criteria 2.2.2 (a) to include specific requirements for Rangihoua that read: "Rangihoua Houseboats should be supported by provision of an agreement to maintain appropriate regulated land-based facilities that enable sustainable low impact management for: fresh water storage; botanical grey water filter; dry compost toilets; and litter, to avoid adverse effects on water quality and amenity values"


Mooring zone I8.2 Assessment Amend assessment criteria 2.2.2 (b) to include specific provisions for Rangihoua that read: "Rangihoua Houseboats should have appropriate Permitted access to land that is located and constructed in a manner that minimises impacts on public access and amenity values".


Mooring zone I8.2 Assessment Amend assessment criteria 2.2.2 (c) to include specific provisions for Rangihoua that read: "Rangihoua Houseboats should be fixed in a manner that has minimal effect on the coastal environment and ensures they will not break free or pose a risk to navigation or public safety and minimises impacts on public access and amenity values, and pay an affordable annual mooring fee".


Mooring zone I8.2 Assessment Delete assessment criteria 2.2.2 (d) "Houseboats should be of appropriate structural integrity for use as a dwelling".


Mooring zone I8.2 Assessment Amend assessment criteria 2.2.2 (e) to read: "Additions or alterations should not be made to increase the size of a houseboat except if other assessment criteria require additions or alterations."


Mooring zone I8.2 Assessment Amend assessment criteria 2.2.2 (f) to include specific requirements for Rangihoua that read: "Rangihoua Houseboats should be maintained in a manner that protects and enhances the amenity, ecological, historic, iconic and landscape character values of the area."


Mooring zone I8.2 Assessment Delete assessment criteria 2.2.2 (g): "Consents should have a common expiry date to enable a review of the use of the CMA for houseboats " and replace with the words: "A Houseboat licence should be on a per houseboat basis, renewable and transferable with a common review date".

3659 Hugh Nevill-Jackson Support 4474-1 Strategic Property Advocacy Network Incorporated

RPS Historic heritage, special character and natural heritage

B4.3.5 Waitakere Ranges Heritage Area

Reject the objectives, policies, rules, methods, zones, precincts, overlays and definitions which relate to the Waitakere Ranges Heritage area.



Retain the Quality Compact Auckland direction, in particular providing for lower levels of growth in neighbourhoods with recognised character, identity and heritage.


General Chapter A Introduction A4.2 Area based planning tools

Retain simplification of methods of development controls through the use of zones, overlays and precincts.


General Chapter G General provisions G2.6 Framework plans & G2.7.3 Framework plans

Develop a Framework Plan which sets out the relevant controls from objectives to site specific rules relating to the Waitakere Ranges Heritage Area.



Retain approach of identifying villages as areas around which peripheral growth should occur.




Ensure the role of Maori as kaitiakitaki of the Waitakere Ranges is protected and supported.


RPS Issues B1 Introduction - Issues of Regional significance

Retain identified issues.




Retain protection of the Waitakere Ranges Heritage Area but with increased development rights submitter that do not compromise the character of the ranges.


General Whole Plan Retain, for the most part, the objectives, policies and methods.




Reject the 'roll over' of the Waitakere District Plan into the PAUP, with additional restrictions, within the Waitakere Ranges Area.


Precincts - West Waitakere Ranges Heritage Area

F7.9 Precinct description, objectives and policies

Retain manner in which Waitakere Ranges Heritage Area Act, in particular section 7(2)(e) and (i)(iii) have been given effect through objectives and policies.




Reject total restriction imposed on any development within the Waitakere Ranges area.




Reject intention of the Waitakere Ranges Heritage Area Act to prohibit all future development.




Reject objectives, policies and rules.




Delete Large Lot and Rural and Coastal Settlement zones [within precinct] and precinct controls to ensure that some development is able to be undertaken.




Reject restrictive approach to subdivision in the Waitakere Ranges.




Request that a thorough and contestable subdivision and land-use capacity study be undertaken in the Waitakere Ranges, including development models such as cluster housing and vegetation protection subdivision.




Amend subdivision controls to allow subdivision as a discretionary activity down to 1:4000m2, non-complying beyond that and prohibited down to 1:1000m2.




Retain and protect heritage and vegetation in the Waitakere Ranges but seek more flexibility for different activities in the area.




Amend density controls to allow more dwellings (building platforms) to be constructed in appropriate locations within the Waitakere Ranges.

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Amend PAUP controls to be consistent with the requirements of emergency services, such as access to properties.




Reject the restriction on non-residential activities in the Waitakere Ranges Heritage Area, including visitor accommodation, retail sales and services, sales from stalls, restaurants, cafes, eateries and new buildings associated with an existing non-residential activity.




Reject the SEA overlay in the Waitakere Ranges and replace with a finer grain of control in respect to those parts of the ranges which are subject to ONF, ONL, ONC and HNC overlays.




Request an evaluation of those aspects of the Waitakere Ranges which are ecologically significant


General Chapter G General provisions G2.1 Determining activity status

Request additional consideration to how precinct and overlay controls operate so as to enable those Restricted Discretionary activities to be treated as such, and not be elevated to a higher activity status.




Reject blanket application of the Mana Whenua overlay requiring all and any works to be subject to Mana Whenua consultation.



Delete 4(o) requirements for a cultural impact assessment for landscape disturbance and vegetation clearance in ONF, ONL, ONC, HNC and SEA overlays.




Replace Mana Whenua overlay with former practice of a nominal charge being applied to consents for the Council to notify relevant Mana Whenua.



Retain, for the most part, the objectives and policies in the PAUP to intensify development within the existing RUB and investigate the future development of Auckland in certain areas.


RPS Changes to the RUB General Reject the location of the RUB.


RPS Changes to the RUB West Undertake a thorough analysis as to the location of the RUB in the West.




Delete and redraft the precinct following a thorough analysis of the capacity of the Waitakere Ranges, particularly those sites in rural zones, to provide more residential and non-residential development.




Amend the precinct to enable development (limited residential and non-residential) in a manner that follows a site specific assessment of each of the properties within the sub-precincts A, B, C, D and E.




Delete the ONF overlay [overall submission is about the Waitakere Ranges area but submission point does not specifically state to delete the ONF overlays from this area].




Delete the ONL overlay [overall submission is about the Waitakere Ranges area but submission point does not specifically state to delete the ONL overlays from this area].




Delete the ONC and HNC overlays [overall submission is about the Waitakere Ranges area but submission point does not specifically state to delete the ONC and HNC overlays from this area]



Other provisions Delete references to Waitakere Ranges Heritage Area Act (WRHAA) from all assessment criteria.




Delete the 4ha minimum lot size for subdivisions.




Amend maximum impervious area to 15% for increased density as a restricted discretionary activity, where appropriate.




Require a framework plan for each of the distinct communities with the Waitakere Ranges Heritage Area.



Other provisions Amend height controls to 12m as a permitted activity.

3660 E J Worley Support 3471-1 NO and MR Hooker Family Trust



Retain the Large Property Management Areas approach for Te Henga, Wainamu and Bethells.

3660 E J Worley Support 3471-2 NO and MR Hooker Family Trust


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Include Roberts Farm, Waitakere in sub-precinct E 'Large property management areas' [address not provided].

3660 E J Worley Support 4971-1 Victoria E Bethell Zoning West Rezone 56A Bethells Road, Bethells from Rural Conservation to a zone that is site specific. 3660 E J Worley Support 4971-2 Victoria E Bethell Vegetation Management and

SEAsC5.3 Background, objectives and policies

Add objectives and policies for SEA

3660 E J Worley Support 4971-3 Victoria E Bethell Vegetation Management and SEAs

H4.3 Significant Ecological Areas - Land rules (all)

Amend SEA overlay controls to be site specific to 156A Bethells Road, Bethells.

3660 E J Worley Support 4971-4 Victoria E Bethell Built Environment (Overlays) Overlay E4.3/J4.3 Ridgeline Protection

Remove the ridgeline protection controls applying to 156A Bethells Road, Bethells.

3660 E J Worley Support 4971-5 Victoria E Bethell Precincts - West Waitakere Ranges Heritage Area

K7.9.2 Rules (sub-precinct B) Increase the Building Coverage Rule from 10% to 15% or 20% in sub-precinct B.

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3660 E J Worley Support 4971-6 Victoria E Bethell Earthworks H4.2.1.1 Activity table - Zones Amend rule to provide farm track formation or maintenance in the Rural Conservation zone to be a Permitted Activity.

3660 E J Worley Support 4971-7 Victoria E Bethell Mana Whenua General provisions G2.7.4 Cultural impact assessment

Delete provisions requiring consultation with Mana Whenua on all planning activities.



Remove SEA overlay applying to 156A Bethells Road, Bethells.

3660 E J Worley Support 4971-9 Victoria E Bethell Mana Whenua General provisions G2.7.4 Cultural impact assessment

Amend to reinstate the previous nominal fee for Mana Whenua consultation on identified cultural significant activities only.


K7.9.2 Rules (sub-precinct B) Delete restrictions on building paint colour or reflectance value [Rule 4.2(1)(ii)].

3660 E J Worley Support 4971-11 Victoria E Bethell General Miscellaneous Other Increase the size of small detached buildings able to erected without a building consent (such as cabins or sleep-outs) to 15m2


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend sub-precinct to ensure that the existing use rights of the Large Property Management Area Plan applying to 280 Bethells Road, Bethells are recognised and prevail over all other overlays and restrictions.

3660 E J Worley Support 4971-13 Victoria E Bethell Subdivision Auckland-wide - Rural zones H5.2.3.3 Rural zones / App. 12.1 Receiver site exclusion area

Retain provisions allowing properties zoned Rural Conservation to be a donor site for transferable titles.



Remove SEA applying to 280 Bethells Road, Bethells.

3660 E J Worley Support 4971-15 Victoria E Bethell Outstanding Natural Landscapes (ONL) and Outstanding and High Natural Character (ONC and HNC) Rules


Remove the Outstanding Natural Character overlay applying to 280 Bethells Road, Bethells.

3660 E J Worley Support 4971-16 Victoria E Bethell Outstanding Natural Landscapes (ONL) and Outstanding and High Natural Character (ONC and HNC) Rules


Remove the Outstanding Natural Landscape overlay applying to 280 Bethells Road, Bethells.

3660 E J Worley Support 4971-17 Victoria E Bethell Water Aquifers/Groundwater Amend Aquifer water overlay applying to 280 Bethells Road, Bethells. 3660 E J Worley Support 4971-18 Victoria E Bethell Precincts - West Waitakere Ranges Heritage

AreaMapping Amend Precinct Plan 19 to show the Large Property Management Area existing use right certificate

grazing areas: Solomon's Paddock, B. Woolshed Paddock, and C. Cliff Paddock; and correct the key to be accurate [the precinct plan will be provided at the hearing].


Mapping Amend Precinct Plan 19 to reflect the greater geographical area of permitted farm/foresty activities related to the Existing Use Right Certificate of grazing areas.


Mapping Amend Precinct Plan 19 to allow the placement of 5 house sites, plus an additional 300m2 building not within one allocation of the 5 house sites, and the potential options for a restaurant/cafe as a Permitted Activity.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend text to allow for the placement of 5 house sites, plus an additional 300m2 building not within one allocation of the 5 house sites, and the potential options for a restaurant/cafe as a Permitted Activity.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend Rule 2.4.1(a) to increase the building footprint size in Bethells Policy Area 2 from 3500m2 to 4000m2


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend provisions to provide the same rights to temporary activities of tourism, weddings and event company activities as that for filming.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend provisions and make "Equestrian" activities including an Equestrian Centre a Permitted Activity.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Add "Farm stay," "Visitor Accommodation" and/or "Glamping" (rustic glamorous camping, possibly targeting Hillary trail users) as a Permitted Activity.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend the activity status of "Two dwellings", "Road network activities", "Buildings", "Forestry", "Home occupations" (relevant to any home occupation not limited to only a recording studio) to Permitted Activities.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend 2.1.2(1)(b) Filming activities to read "permanent building," as applied to the Enduring Certificate of Compliance - Plan Change 36 [Former Waitakere City District Plan].


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend the sub-precinct to state that when existing forest is felled or destroyed by natural disaster, then the planting of exotic forest, and/or grazing or horticulture of that area may reoccur (under existing farm/forestry rights).


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend sub-precinct to state that the land owners of 280 Bethells Road, Bethells retain the right to maintain or form new farm tracks as a Permitted Activity.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Retain the Large Property Management Area Plans applying to the Wainamu, Bethells and Te Henga areas.

3660 E J Worley Support 4971-31 Victoria E Bethell Further submission Further submission Further submissions FS # 20603660 E J Worley Support 6753-1 Est EJM Wheeler Trust Precincts - West Waitakere Ranges Heritage

AreaK7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Retain Sub-Precinct E - particularly the statement: "The activities, controls and assessment criteria in

the underlying zones, Auckland-wide rules, and overlays apply in this sub-precinct unless modified by the activity table, rules and assessment criteria below. " Refer to full submission for details.

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3660 E J Worley Support 6753-2 Est EJM Wheeler Trust General Chapter G General provisions G2.1 Determining activity status

Clarify rules (2)(1)(1), (2)(1)(2)(a)(i) and (2)(1)(2)(a)(ii) where there is a conflict between activity status in other parts of the plan and the Sub-precinct E rules are less restrictive, then the Sub-precinct E rules apply. Refer to submission for details.

3660 E J Worley Support 6753-3 Est EJM Wheeler Trust Precincts - West Waitakere Ranges Heritage Area

K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend activity table: status for "farming" from "Not Applicable" to "Permitted" for Wainamu sub-policy Area [note: N/A status applies when no change from underlying zone activity status]


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend activity table to include "grazing" as an activity for Wainamu sub-policy Area 1. [Note: "grazing" is included in definition of "farming" which is a Permitted Activity in this zone and precinct]


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend activity table: status for "home occupations" from "Not Applicable" to "Permitted" for Wainamu sub-policy area [Note: N/A status applies when no change from underlying zone activity status]


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend activity table to include "horse trekking" as an activity for Wainamu sub-policy Area 1.

3660 E J Worley Support 6753-7 Est EJM Wheeler Trust Built Environment (Overlays) Overlay E4.3/J4.3 Ridgeline Protection

Amend Ridgeline Protection overlay to reduce its extent as it applies to the property at 224 Bethells Road, Waitakere.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend rule (4)(3)(1) [assessment criteria] to read: "the extent to which the proposed development will adversely affect sensitive ridgelines" [Note: there are no assessment criteria for Ridgeline Protection under Rule (4)(3)(1) - infer that submitter has referred to a rule contained elsewhere]


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend rule (2)(1)(2) to include "filming" as a permitted activity in Large Property Management Area sub-policy areas. [Note: filming activities are Permitted in the sub-precincts]


K7.9.6 Rules (sub-precinct F) Amend rule (1)(7)(1) to include "filming" as a permitted activity in Regional Park Precincts.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Retain (2)(1)(3) - Road Network Activities as a Permitted Activity for Wainamu sub-policy area


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend rule (2)(1)(3)(1) to read: "Road network activities must be limited to the maintenance of existing roads, accesses and rights of way existing access roads to and within the Wainamu sub-policy area.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend rule (3)(1) Subdivision in the Wainamu Policy Area from a Discretionary activity to a Restricted Discretionary activity.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend rule (3)(1)(1) to read: (a) any sites created by the subdivision must coincide generally coinciding with the location of proposed lot boundaries shown in Precinct Plan 18. Wainamu. (b) the Streamside Enhancement Area shown in Precinct Plan 18. Wainamu. must be planted or seeded with manuka and/or flax or planted with locally sourced native vegetation as per planting plan prior to the issue of a 224(c) certificate for any subdivision. (c) the Wetland Protection Area shown in Precinct Plan 18. Wainamu must is made permanently inaccessible to stock by the erection of a stock barrier in the position shown in Precinct Plan 18. Wainamu. See submission for details


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend rule (3)(1)(2) to read: (2) Subdivision meeting the following controls is a discretionary activity. [infer that all subdivision to be Restricted Discretionary Activity as per point (14) and that subsequent points will require re-numbering]. (a) the subdivision must create the same number of sites shown in Precinct Plan 18. Wainamu (b) the Streamside Enhancement Area shown in Precinct Plan 18. Wainamu. must be planted or seeded with manuka and/or flax or planted with locally sourced native vegetation See submission for details.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend (2)(1)(4) Buildings (1) to read: "Buildings in the Wainamu Policy Area must have a building coverage of no more than 15 per cent of the net site area or 800m2 whichever is the lesser, provided that no single building can exceed a coverage of 300m2. See submission for details.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Delete rule (2)(3)(2)(1)(d) - refer to full submission for details.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend rule (2)(3)(2)(1)(a)(b)(d) to make provisions for second dwellings less restrictive on larger properties including the Wainamu properties


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend rule (2)(1)(5)(2)(a) and (b) to include Farming Activities as Permitted and not limited to grazing only on the Wainamu sub-policy area.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend rule (2)(1)(5)(2)(a) and (b) to expand the area allowed for grazing [Precinct plan 18]


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend rule (2)(1)(5)(2)(a) and (b) to expand the area shown as pasture on Precinct plan 18 to include to reflect the use of manuka as shelter


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend rule (2)(1)(5)(2)(a) and (b) to clarify the meanings of "farming" and "grazing" in the context of the Wainamu sub-policy areas. Refer to full submission for details.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend (6)(1)(1) - 'Fences - post and wire' and 'Fences - except post and wire' to change activity status from Restricted Discretionary and Discretionary [respectively] to Permitted.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend (1) Activity table to add two activities 'Fences - post and wire' and 'Fences - except post and wire' as Permitted activities.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend (2)(1)(6), (2)(1)(7) and (2)(1)(8)to allow tree removal, tree alteration, scrub clearing and vegetation alteration as part of track maintenance, farming and pasture management.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend (3)(a)(i)-(xii) and (3)(b)(i)-(iii) to remove assessment criteria which are additional to those contained in the Rural Conservation underlying zone. See full submission for details.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend (5)(1) assessment criteria as per full submission.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Delete (3)(a)(i-xii) and (3)(b)(i-iii) and replace with wording consistent with the legacy provisions. Refer to full submission for details.

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K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Amend (4)(a)(i) to read: The subdivision design should avoid the need for clearance of native vegetation, retain or link significant vegetation and fauna habitat areas, provide for landscaping treatment and contain proposals to plant with native vegetation those areas of the site outside of a SEA, avoid development on natural landscape elements and heritage features , minimise soil erosion erosion, encourage on-site water retention, avoid development on floodplans and use draiange methods that protect and enhance streams.


K7.9.5 Rules (sub-precinct E) Delete (4)(a)(i) and (ii)


K7.9.2 Rules (sub-precinct B) Amend Precinct Plan 18 to add a note which reads: 'No Esplanade Reserve is required adjacent to or within any proposed site exceeding 4 hectares in site area.'

3660 E J Worley Support 6753-32 Est EJM Wheeler Trust Outstanding Natural Landscapes (ONL) and Outstanding and High Natural Character (ONC and HNC) Rules


Remove the HNC overlay from 224 Bethells Road, Wainamu.

3660 E J Worley Support 6753-33 Est EJM Wheeler Trust Vegetation Management

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