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PART EIGHTEEN APPENDICES

Appendix A Natural and Cultural Heritage Inventory 18a.1

Appendix B Designations 18b.1

Appendix C Building Height Controls - Commercial A and B and Resort A Zones 18c.1

Appendix D Roads to be Widened 18d.1

Appendix E Airport Protection Height Control 18e.1

Appendix F Parking and Turning Standards 18f.1

Appendix G1

Appendix G2

Appendix G3

Approved Development Plan Resort D Zone, Owhatiura

Approved Development Plan Rural B1 Zone

Wharenui Road Area Concept Plan, Criteria and Conditions

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Appendix H Helicopter Landing Areas 18h.1

Appendix I Stockpiling, Earthworks involving Cleanfill and Disposal of Materials Other than Cleanfill

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Appendix J Temporary Military Training 18j.1

Appendix K Noise Standards 18k.1

Appendix L Traffic Management Plan: Okere Falls Commercial F Zone 18l.1

Appendix M Roading Hierarchy Classification 18m.1

Appendix N Service Lanes 18n.1

Appendix O Offensive Trades 18o.1

Appendix P Landscape Design Criteria for Major Urban Arterial Routes 18p.1

Appendix Q Rotorua Airport Plan of Development 18q.1

Appendix R Prospecting and Exploration 18r.1

Appendix S Mining and Quarrying 18s.1

Appendix T Development Plan Kaingaroa Papakainga 18t.1

Appendix U Financial Contributions for Reserve Purposes 18u.1

Appendix V Subdivision and Development Information Requirements 18v.1

Appendix W Subdivision Standards 18w.1

Appendix X Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi 18x.1

Appendix Y Hazardous Facilities Screening Procedure 18y.1

Appendix Z HFSP Rating for Hazardous Substances 18z.1

Appendix AA Rotorua City Design Principles 18aa.1

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APPENDIX A

NOTE: LAKES A ZONE Updated data was used to plot the location of items listed in Appendix A that are located within the Lakes A Zone, on the Lakes A Zone Planning Maps. For the Lakes A Zone, reliance should be placed on where the item’s location is shown on the Lakes A Zone Planning Maps.

a1. NATURAL AND CULTURAL HERITAGE INVENTORY The reason for the inclusion of the following lists is to draw the attention of owners, occupiers and the general public, to the significant buildings, trees, structures and sites in the District. Map references to the Planning Maps are given for easy identification. New Zealand Historic Places Trust (NZHPT) classifications are given where applicable. Every effort has been taken to accurately identify and locate the items listed in the Inventory. However, due to inaccuracies in the source data and the large scale of the Planning Maps it is not always possible to show precise locations. Listings are to be taken as indicative of potential heritage value pending comprehensive review.

a1.1 HISTORIC BUILDINGS

1.1 Bandstand Rotunda (whole structure), Government Gardens, 1902, Map 26, NZHPT '2'.

1.2 Blue Baths (exterior), Government Gardens, 1933, Map 26, NZHPT '1'.

1.3 Carved Storehouse, Model Village, Whakarewarewa, Map 38.

1.4 Ex-Government Tourist Bureau/NZTP Building (exterior), 57-67 Fenton Street, Map 26.

1.5 Gardener's Cottage (exterior), Government Gardens, Map 26, NZHPT '2'.

1.6 "Glenholme" Dwelling Edwardian Villa, (whole building), 63 Miller Street, Map 32, NZHPT '2'.

1.7 Guide Rangi's House (whole building), cnr Froude and Fenton Streets, Map 38.

1.8 Landmark Restaurant (exterior), 1 Meade Street, 1906, Map 38, NZHPT '2'.

1.9 Te Runanga Tea Pavilion and Storeroom (whole building), Government Gardens, 1903, Map 26, NZHPT '2'.

1.10 The Bath-House, Government Gardens, Map 26, NZHPT '1'.

1.11 Old Post Office, cnr Arawa and Fenton Streets (exterior and clock mechanism), June 1914, Map 26, NZHPT '2'.

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1.12 Prince's Gate Tourist House (exterior only), 1-3 Arawa Street, Map 26, NZHPT '2'.

1.13 Pukeroa Cottage (whole building), Hospital Grounds, Rangiuru Street, Map 26.

1.14 Robertson House (whole building), 70 Pererika Street, Map 31, NZHPT '2'.

1.15 Scout Hall (exterior), 71 Pererika Street, Map 32, NZHPT '2'.

1.16 Westpac Building (exterior), 351 Tutanekai Street, Map 26.

1.17 The Historic Places Trust has identified the Government Gardens Conservation Area as an historic area, in terms of Section 22 of the Historic Places Act 1993. This will help to safeguard the future of significant buildings contributing to the character of this conservation area. The conservation area also includes the gardens, open spaces, planted areas, small lakes, carvings and gateways within the area.

A conservation area is defined as an area with two or more buildings which relate closely to each other, but which are not necessarily in close proximity to each other. Thus, any new construction on other sites within the Government Gardens conservation area should be compatible with the special nature of this area, Map 26.

1.18 The Bath-House behind and below the Lake House Hotel, Map 20.

1.19 Graeff's Bakery, Haupapa Street, Map 26.

1.20 Cottage on Pukehangi Road, located approximately 150 metres north of the Blomfield Street/Pukehangi Road intersection on the opposite side of the road, Map 23.

a1.2 HISTORIC CHURCHES

2.1 Rotorua Catholic Immaculate Conception (whole building), Whakarewarewa, Map No. 38.

2.2 St Faith's Anglican (whole building), Ohinemutu, 1914, Map 20.

2.3 St Mary's Anglican (whole building), Mourea, Map 51.

2.4 St Peter's Anglican (whole building), Hinemoa Point, Map 21.

2.5 St Peter's Anglican (whole building), Mamaku, Map 77.

2.6 Te Arawa Anglican (whole building), Whakarewarewa, Map 38.

2.7 The Church of the Good Shepherd (whole building) at Awahou, Map 7.

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a1.3 HISTORIC STRUCTURES

3.1 Arawa War Memorial including Maori carvings, Government Gardens, 1927, Map 26.

3.2 Edward Vaile Early Settler Memorial (whole structure), Broadlands, 1956, Map 91.

3.3 Horse Trough, cnr Lake Road/Ranolf Street, Map 26.

3.4 Horse Trough, Old Taupo Road (on Boy's High School frontage), Map 25.

3.5 Prince's Gate Archway (whole structure), Arawa Street/Government Gardens, 1901, Map 26, NZHPT '2'.

3.6 Queen Victoria Monument (whole structure), Ohinemutu, Map 20.

3.7 Remnants of Niu Tireni's baker’s oven at Te Ngae sited behind the meeting house of the Wai-o-hewa Marae and the water channel from the Waiohewa Stream, 1856, Map 47.

3.8 Spencer Family Mausoleum, Kariri Point, Lake Tarawera, Map 82.

3.9 Steps down to the former government power works near the carpark, Okere Falls, 1901, Map 59.

3.10 Wylie Memorial, Government Gardens, 1902, Map 26, NZHPT '2'. a1.4 HISTORIC SITES

4.1 Excavations at Te Wairoa, especially the stone store, Map 83.

4.2 Iri-irikapua, Hinemoa's rock at Hinemoa Point, Map 21.

4.3 Lake Tarawera Maori Rock Paintings, Punaromia, Map 83.

4.4 Makawe (tapustone), Pukeroa Hill, Hospital Grounds, Rangiuru Street, Map 26.

4.5 Matuatonga, the Kumara God, Mokoia Island, Map 105.

4.6 Pohutu Geyser, Whakarewarewa, Map 38.

4.7 Redwood Memorial Grove, Whakarewarewa Forest, near Forest Research Institute, originally planted 1902, Map 108.

4.8 Te Koutu Battle Site, Taharangi Street, Map 19.

4.9 Malfroy Geyser site in the Government Gardens, Map 26.

4.10 The site of Hinemihi at Te Wairoa, located on Maori land adjacent to the Buried Village, Map 83.

4.11 Wakimihia (Hinemoa's Pool) on Mokoia Island, Map 105.

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a1.5 NOTABLE TREES Three categories of notable trees have been identified as worthy of recognition and

protection:

(a) Cultural Value

(i) any tree or trees associated with or commemorating an historic event; (ii) any tree or trees associated with or planted by an historic or notable

figure; (iii) of spiritual or cultural value.

(b) Ecological Value

(i) any naturally occurring remnant tree of a species rare in the region or New Zealand;

(ii) any tree or group of trees of ecological significance providing an important habitat for wildlife;

(iii) any tree particularly outstanding for its species in relation to its form, large diameter, height, age or canopy spread.

(c) Amenity Value

(i) any tree or trees that have significant landmark value due to their location;

(ii) any tree or trees which make a significant contribution to the visual amenity of the immediate neighbourhood;

(iii) any tree or trees which have outstanding value because of screening or beautification functions;

(iv) any tree or trees that are important in the avoidance of natural hazards.

In determining whether trees qualify as Notable Trees (by way of a Plan Change) the following evaluation criteria will be used:

(a) Cultural (Historic, Social, Spiritual)

The tree may be associated with an historic building, site or event, or the tree may have been planted by or have strong associations with a person(s) of historic importance to the District, or to New Zealand, or the tree may be known to be of spiritual importance.

(b) Botanical

This factor is assessed according to the numbers of the species found in the local area. Particular recognition is given to New Zealand’s unique indigenous trees, especially those trees that only occur locally or regionally.

(c) Size The height, girth and canopy spread of the tree

(d) Form and Condition

This factor assesses whether the tree is well shaped with a balanced branch system, and how well the trunk contributes to its visual appearance and takes

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into consideration any factors which may limit the tree’s life span such as its state of health, or its position in relation to existing development.

(e) Age

An estimate of the tree’s age at the time of evaluation recognising a range from recent plantings to the oldest on record in New Zealand.

(f) Functional Value

The role of the tree in such areas as soil stabilisation, noise amelioration and screening of unsightly views.

(g) Importance of Position in Landscape

Includes the influences of visibility (eg a tree visible from many vantage points would receive a higher rating for this factor than one visible only from its own site and a neighbouring site), viewing audience (how many people would notice the loss of the tree?), accessibility to the public and the visual role or contribution of the tree in the wider landscape.

(h) Suitability in Relation to Setting

Assesses the appropriateness of the tree to its setting within the site (eg causing damage to heritage buildings), its physiological suitability for the health of the tree, the contribution of the tree to a visual grouping.

Council will endeavour to inform all affected parties of the existence of Notable Trees.

a1.5.1 NATIONAL INTEREST - NATIVE TREES

5.1.1 Dacrydium cupressinum (Rimu), Boys High School, Rotorua. Largest of three trees planted in 1934 by Taiporutu Mitchell. Map 25.

5.1.2 Podocarpus dacrydioides (Kahikatea), Lake Rotoiti, just North of Moose Lodge. Planted by Sir Frank and Lady Mappin. Map 63.

5.1.3 Podocarpus spicatus (Matai), Hongi's Track Rotoiti-Rotoehu the "Wishing Tree". The track was founded by Chieftainess Hinehopu, who planted the Matai beside the track. Map 69

5.1.4 Podocarpus totara (Weeping Totara), Boys High School, Rotorua. Planted by Mrs Peter Fraser, the wife of the Prime Minister on 12 September 1944 in honour of Taiporutu Mitchell. Map 25.

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a1.5.2 NATIONAL INTEREST - EXOTIC TREES

5.2.1 Cryptomeria japonica elegans (Japanese Cedar), Okere Falls, Okere. The largest and best tree of this species recorded in New Zealand. Map 59.

5.2.2 Cupressus arizonica (Arizona Cypress), Redwood Memorial Grove, Whakarewarewa Forest, Rotorua. Planted in 1901. Map 39.

5.2.3 Keteleeria davidiana (var. China and Formosa), Forest Research Institute, Rotorua. The only tree of this species recorded. Map 39.

5.2.4 Liquidambar styraciflua (Sweet Gum, USA), Government Gardens, Rotorua. Planted c.1887. Map 27.

5.2.5 Pinus echinata (Short Leafed Pine, E. USA), Forest Research Institute, Rotorua. Planted c.1908. Map 39.

5.2.6 Pinus leiophylla (Smooth Leafed Pine, S. USA), Forest Research Institute, Rotorua. Planted c.1903. Map 39.

5.2.7 Pinus montezumae (Mexican Pine), on right of driveway to Whakarewarewa School. Map 39.

5.2.8 Pinus taeda (Loblolly Pine, SE USA), Forest Research Institute, Rotorua. Planted c.1903. Map 39.

5.2.9 Quercus x heterophylla (Bartrams Oak, E. USA), Whakarewarewa School. Rarely seen in New Zealand. Map 39.

5.2.10 Sequoia sempervirens (California Redwood) Redwood Memorial Grove, Whakarewarewa Forest. Planted in 1901. Map 39.

5.2.11 Thuja occidentalis (White Cedar, NE USA), Government Gardens, Rotorua. Planted c.1890. Largest of this species in New Zealand. Map 26.

a1.5.3 LOCAL INTEREST - NATIVE AND EXOTIC TREES

5.3.1 Aesculus hippocastanum (Common Horse Chestnut, Europe), Southside of Utuhina Stream. Map 25.

5.3.2 Albizzia julibrissin (Silk tree, "Pink Siris"), 9 Devon Street, Rotorua. Map 38.

5.3.3 Castanospermum australis (Western Bay Chestnut), The Bath-House, Government Gardens, Rotorua. Map 26.

5.3.4 Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese Cedar), Malfroy Road West, Rotorua. Gateway to Ford's farm. Map 31.

5.3.5 Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese Cedar), Forest Research Institute, Rotorua. Largest examples of this species in New Zealand. Map 39.

5.3.6 Cunninghamia lanceolata (Chinese Fir), Riverholm, Old Taupo Road, Rotorua. Planted c.1892. Map 25.

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5.3.7 Cupressocyparis leylandii (Leyland cypress, Leighton Green), Forest Research Institute, Rotorua. Propagated from cuttings. Map 39.

5.3.8 Cupressus lusitanica (Mexican Cypress), Forest Research Institute, Rotorua. Planted c.1903. Map 39.

5.3.9 Eucalyptus viminalis (Maana Gum, S. Australia), near bus stop, Whakarewarewa Village, Rotorua. Map 38.

5.3.10 Fraxinus oxycarpa raywoodii (Claret Ash, "Raywood") 46 Rimu Street, Rotorua. Map 32.

5.3.11 Ginkgo biloba (Maidenhair Tree, China). Government Gardens, Rotorua (near totem pole). Planted c.1892. Map 27.

5.3.12 Juglans cordiformis var. ailanthifolia (Japanese Walnut), Valley Road, Ngongotaha. Map 11.

5.3.13 Juglans cordiformis var. ailanthifolia (Japanese walnut), Old Te Mu Mission Station site, near Lake Tarawera. Planted by Rev. Spencer 1860. Map 83.

5.3.14 Koelreuteria paniculata (China Tree, China), Riverholm, Old Taupo Road, Rotorua. Planted c.1892. Map 25.

5.3.15 Liriodendron tulipifera (Tulip Tree), Boys High School, Rotorua. One in a row of trees planted on Arbor Day, 19 July 1933. Map 25.

5.3.16 Nothofagus fusca (Red Beech), Riverholm, Old Taupo Road, Rotorua. Planted 1892. Map 25.

5.3.17 Nothofagus menziesii (Silver Beech), Riverholm, Old Taupo Road, Rotorua. Planted 1892. Map 25.

5.3.18 Pseudotsuga menziesii (Douglas Fir), Old Prison Camp, Waiotapu Forest. Planted in 1901 to symbolise the first plantings of the vast Kaingaroa Forest. Map 111.

5.3.19 Quercus robur (Common English Oak), East Brewster Office, Arawa Street, Rotorua. Planted in the 1880s by the Rev. F. Spencer with an acorn which came from New Zealand's original oak tree which had itself been brought as an acorn from Goat Hill, Dorset, England by the Rev. E. Davis in 1824. Map

5.3.20 Quercus robur (Common English Oak), Lake-side of the large nurses home, Rotorua Hospital. Planted by Jean Michel Camille Malfroy on 20 January 1884. Map 26.

5.3.21 Sequoiadendron giganteum (California Big Tree), Pererika Street Entrance Boy's High School, Rotorua. Planted by H.A. Goldie, Arbor Day 19 July 1933. Map 25

5.3.22 Podocarpus dacrydioides (Kahikatea), Te Ngae. Map 46. Grove of Kahikatea at White Pine Bush.

5.3.23 Podocarpus dacrydioides (Kahikatea), Ngongotaha. Grove of Kahikatea at Caulfield property. Map 12.

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a1.6 ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES

The Historic Places Act 1993 requires that local authorities record, protect and preserve archaeological sites. The following archaeological sites have been identified in the Rotorua District by the New Zealand Archaeological Association. The numbers in the following list correspond with the location of the site on the Planning Maps. Co-ordinates in the following table are in terms of New Zealand Map Grid.

No. NZAA

No. Region Site Easting

Metric Northing Metric

Map No.

1 U15/ 94 Kaharoa Headland Pa 2793400 6352000 102 2 U15/ 104 Kaharoa Headland Pa 2803900 6357100 102 3 U15/ 95 Kaharoa Ridge Pa 2801600 6357400 102 4 U15/ 512 Hamurana Pa 2786300 6340100 3 5 U15/ 49 Tarukenga Pa 2785900 6341200 104 6 U15/ 27 Ngongotaha Pa 2789600 6341500 104 7 U15/ 89 Ngongotaha Pa 2790600 6341800 6 8 U15/ 11 Tarukenga Pa 2786200 6342200 104 10 U15/ 41 Ngongotaha Pa 2792100 6343000 7 11 U15/ 17 Tarukenga Pa 2788200 6343100 104 12 U15/ 88 Waiteti Pa 2789100 6343600 104 13 U15/ 82 Waiteti Pa 2788600 6343900 7 14 U15/ 53 Tarukenga Pa 2786000 6344000 104 15 U15/ 28 Waimehia Pa 2792200 6344100 104 16 U15/ 22 Waiteti Pa 2786700 6345200 104 17 U15/ 6 Awahou Pa 2792000 6345500 8 18 U15/ 90 Awahou Pa 2790800 6345600 104 19 U15/ 18 Awahou Pa 2792100 6345500 104 20 U15/ 43 Awahou Pa 2792400 6345600 9 21 U15/ 92 Awahou Pa 2793400 6346200 9 22 U15/ 48 Awahou Pa 2793200 6346200 6 23 U15/ 24 Hamurana Pa 2796400 6347200 104 24 U15/ 20 Hamurana Pa 2796100 6347200 104 25 U15/ 40 Te Rangiwhakairo Pa 2794200 6348100 105 26 U15/ 91 Te Ngae Pa 2804500 6340900 105 27 U15/ 72 Mokoia Is Bath 2798500 6341000 105 28 U15/ 74 Mokoia Is Track 2798500 6341000 105 29 U15/ 50 Mokoia Is Pa 2798600 6341000 105 30 U15/ 62 Mokoia Is Pa 2798600 6341100 105 31 U15/ 51 Mokoia Is Rock Carving 2798800 6341200 105 32 U15/ 86 Te Ngae Mission Site 2802000 6341200 46

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No. NZAA No. Region Site Easting Metric

Northing Metric

Map No.

33 U15/ 56 Te Ngae Pa 2804200 6341200 105 34 U15/ 68 Mokoia Is Pa 2798400 6341300 105 35 U15/ 67 Mokoia Is Pa 2798600 6341400 105 36 U15/ 63 Mokoia Is Pa 2798800 6341400 105 37 U15/ 75 Te Ngae Flour Mill 2801500 6341400 46 38 U15/ 69 Mokoia Is Pa 2798800 6341500 105 39 U15/ 59 Te Ngae Pa 2803500 6341500 105 40 U15/ 73 Mokoia Is Trail 2798300 6341600 105 41 U15/ 52 Mokoia Is Cultivation 2799100 6341600 105 42 U16/ 65 Mokoia Is Pa 2799000 6341700 105 43 U15/ 71 Mokoia Is Pa 2798800 6341900 105 44 U15/ 61 Mokoia Is Pa 2798800 6341900 105 45 U15/ 66 Mokoia Is Pa 2798400 6342200 105 46 U15/ 64 Mokoia Is Pa 2798600 6342200 105 47 U15/ 60 Mokoia Is Pa 2798700 6342200 105 48 U15/ 70 Mokoia Is Pa 2798700 6342300 105 49 U15/ 57 Tikitere Pa 2804800 6342200 48 50 U15/ 80 Tikitere Pa 2804500 6343400 50 51 U15/ 34 Mourea Pa 2802000 6343700 49 52 U15/ 87 Ruahine Springs Hut Site 2806700 6344100 105 53 U15/ 5 Okawa Bay Hill Pa 2802700 6344500 51 54 U15/ 58 Wairau Bay Pa 2803900 6344500 52 55 U15/ 31 Wairau Bay Pa 2803300 6344800 52 56 U15/ 38 Mourea Pa 2802100 6344900 51 57 U15/ 77 Hauparu Bay Pa 2809700 6345100 63 58 U15/ 15 Motutara Point Pa 2803000 6345300 52 59 U15/ 42 Te Rei Bay Pa 2804600 6345300 56 60 U15/ 79 Mourea Kainga 2802600 6345400 51 61 U15/ 16 Mourea Pa 2801900 6345600 54 62 U15/ 85 Mourea Pit 2801700 6345600 54 63 U15/ 47 Wharetata Bay Pa 2806400 6345600 56 64 U15/ 81 Mourea Pa 2801400 6345900 54 65 U15/ 7 Mourea Ridge

Peak/Pa 2801500 6345700 54

66 U15/ 83 Tahunaroa Pa 2805700 6345900 56 67 U15/ 39 Tapaniau Point Pa 2809200 6345700 105 68 U15/ 8 Mourea Pa 2801400 6345900 54 69 U15/ 37 Cherry Bay Pa 2808200 6345800 105 70 U15/ 33 Tumoana Point Pa 2804800 6345900 56 71 U15/ 45 Potangotango Pt Pa 2806800 6345900 105

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Northing Metric

Map No.

72 U15/ 76 Lake Ngawhero Flour Mill 2807500 6346000 105 73 U15/ 46 Mission Bay Pa 2801100 6346400 1 74 U15/ 35 Hamurana Pa 2798400 6346600 2 75 U15/ 12 Mourea Pa 2802100 6346300 54 76 U15/ 78 Kaharua Point Pa 2804900 6346300 56 77 U15/ 44 Hamurana Pa 2798800 6346400 2 78 U15/ 26 Hamurana Pa 2799400 6346400 1 79 U15/ 32 Mission Bay Pa 2800600 6346500 1 80 U15/ 30 Kahurua Point Pa 2804400 6346500 55 81 U15/ 13 Te Akau Point Pa 2804200 6346600 55 82 U15/ 36 Kaharua Point Pa 2804400 6346800 55 83 U15/ 9 Hamurana Midden 2796500 6346900 3 84 U15/ 23 Pateko Is Pa 2809400 6347000 106 85 U15/ 25 Ngarehu Pt Pa 2808800 6347100 57 86 U15/ 14 Motuhiwa Is Pa 2804000 6347700 57 87 U15/ 21 Okere Falls Pa 2804200 6348000 59 88 U15/ 84 Okere Falls Pit 2803500 6348200 59 89 U15/ 19 Te Arero Bay Pa 2807300 6348600 105 90 U15/ 10 Okere Falls Pa 2803900 6348700 59 91 U15/ 54 Te Arero Bay Pa 2807400 6348700 105 92 U15/ 55 Te Arero Bay Pa 2807300 6348900 105 94 U16/ 41 Tihiotonga Pit 2793500 6331100 108 95 U16/ 42 Tihiotonga Fence Line 2793800 6331100 47 96 U16/ 40 Tihiotonga Pit 2793500 6331200 41 97 U16/ 43 Tihiotonga Fence Line 2793600 6331400 43 98 U16/ 39 Hemo Gorge Pa 2794200 6331400 42 99 U16/ 38 Hemo Gorge Terraces 2794400 6331400 42 100 U16/ 75 Utuhina Stream Pa 2791100 6332100 36 101 U16/ 7 Pohaturoa Pa 2795100 6332100 42 102 U16/ 76 Utuhina Stream Pa 2798900 6332400 107 103 U16/ 84 Ngatautara Pa 2791900 6332400 107 104 U16/ 6 Whakarewarewa Pa 2795000 6332500 42 105 U16/ 77 Utuhina Stream Pa 2790500 6332600 107 106 U16/ 9 Pukehangi Hill Pa 2790400 6334100 30 107 U16/ 18 Pukehangi Hill Pa 2789000 6334300 107 108 U16/ 79 Paradise Valley Pa 2785200 6334800 107 109 U16/ 21 Utuhina Flour Mill 2793000 6335600 25 110 U16/ 10 Rotorua Hospital Pa 2794900 6336000 26

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Northing Metric

Map No.

111 U16/ 74 Paradise Valley Pa 2789200 6336100 23 112 U16/ 19 Ohinemutu Pa 2794800 6336500 20 113 U16/ 73 Paradise Valley Pa 2785300 6336900 104 114 U16/ 81 Koutu Pa 2793800 6337700 16 115 U16/ 72 Ngongotaha Valley Pa 2785200 6338200 104 116 U16/ 5 Kawaha Point Pa 2794500 6338900 17 117 U16/ 80 Fairy Springs Pa 2792000 6339300 104 118 U16/ 85 Ngongotaha Valley Pa 2786900 6339500 104 119 U16/ 86 Ngongotaha Valley Pa 2786800 6339700 104 120 U16/ 1 Fairy Springs Ridge Pa 2791700 6339700 104 121 U16/ 17 Ngongotaha Valley Pa 2788400 6339900 104 122 U16/ 60 Waitangi Bay Pa 2807100 6330500 80 123 U16/ 61 Waitangi Bay Pa 2807100 6330800 80 124 U16/ 13 Lake Okareka Pa 2804000 6331200 78 125 U16/ 8 Otumutu Is Pa 2807900 6331500 79 126 U16/ 37 Tokorangi Pa Pa 2798700 6332500 108 127 U16/ 87 Lake Okareka Historic

Village 2806000 6332700 108

128 U16/ 58 Owhata Pa 2801500 6333700 108 129 U16/ 66 Okataina Scen. Res Urupa 2809000 6333900 108 130 U16/ 35 Okataina Scen. Res Pa 2809100 6334000 108 131 U16/ 83 Lake Okataina Pa 2806600 6334400 108 132 U16/ 67 Motuwhetero Is Pa 2806900 6334400 108 133 U16/ 45 Lake Okataina Pa 2807400 6334500 108 134 U16/ 70 Lake Okataina Pa 2807700 6334800 108 135 U16/ 12 Tikitiki Point Pa 2808100 6334900 108 136 U16/ 68 Tikitiki Point Pa 2807700 6335000 108 137 U16/ 57 Eastern Suburbs Pa 2802400 6335400 108 138 U16/ 65 Lake Okataina Pa 2807800 6335600 108 139 U16/ 49 Ngapuna Hut Sites 2797900 6335900 28 140 U16/ 53 Ngapuna Trail 2798100 6336000 28 141 U16/ 50 Ngapuna Pit 2797900 6336100 28 142 U16/ 47 Ngapuna Depression 2798000 6336100 28 143 U16/ 48 Ngapuna Pa 2798000 6336100 28 144 U16/ 46 Ngapuna Pa 2798100 6336100 28 145 U16/ 51 Ngapuna Pa 2797800 6336200 27 146 U16/ 52 Ngapuna Tapu Rocks 2797800 6336200 28 147 U16/ 78 Hannahs Bay Pa 2802700 6336300 108 148 U16/ 82 Mokoroa Point Pa 2808700 6336400 108 149 U16/ 69 Parimata Bay Terraces 2808200 6336600 105 150 U16/ 44 Holdens Bay Fishing

Weirs 2799700 6336800 22

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Northing Metric

Map No

151 U16/ 25 Rotokawa Pa 2803400 6337100 105 152 U16/ 24 Rotokawa Pa 2803400 6337500 105 153 U16/ 71 Lake Okataina Pa 2809100 6337800 105 154 U16/ 63 Rotokawa Pit 2803300 6338200 105 155 U16/ 62 Rotokawa Pits 2803200 6338500 105 156 U16/ 56 Rotokawa Pa 2803500 6338600 105 157 U16/ 14 Lake Okataina Pa 2809700 6338700 106 158 U16/ 55 Rotokawa Hut Site 2802800 6338800 105 159 U16/ 54 Pikirangi Marae Pit 2802600 6338900 105 160 U16/ 64 Rotokawa Pa 2802700 6339100 105 162 U16/ 33 Te Kahikatea Strm Pa 2792100 6328200 108 163 U16/ 20 SH 5

Whakarewarewa Forest Park

Rail Road 2795100 6328600 108

164 U16 /93 Tumunui Kainga 2800500 6322800 111 165 U16/ 92 Tumunui Tomo 2800900 6323100 111 166 U16/ 34 Tumunui Kainga 2800000 6323200 111 167 U16/ 27 Lake Tarawera

Scenic Reserve Pa 2809700 6323800 109

168 U16/ 26 Lake Tarawera Scenic Reserve

Kainga 2809600 6323900 109

169 U16/ 3 Lake Tarawera Kaiteriria Bay

Pa 2799600 6324800 109

170 U16/ 28 Oneroa (Lake Tarawera) Kainga

2808900 6324900 108

171 U16/ 30 Te Hirau Bay (Lake Tarawera)

Pa 2808700 6325000 108

172 U16/ 16 Green Lake Pataka 2801400 6325200 108 173 U16/ 2 Motutawa Is Pa 2800200 6325600 108 174 U16/ 29 Te Hirau Bay

(Lake Tarawera) Pa 2808000 6325700 108

175 U16/ 36 Punaruku Island Pa 2799100 6326200 108 176 U16/ 22 Buried Village Flour Mill 2804600 6326800 83 177 U16/ 23 Buried Village Stone Store 2804800 6326800 83 178 U16/ 31 Karikaria Point Pa 2806400 6327000 82 179 U16/ 4 Karikaria Point Pa 2806100 6327100 82 180 U16/ 89 Green Lake Camp Site 2803000 6327200 108 181 U16/ 11 Punaromia Rock

Paintings 2805700 6327400 82

182 U16/ 32 Kotukutuku Bay Kainga 2806300 6327700 82 183 U16/ 88 Green Lake Gardens/Pits 2803100 6328000 108 184 U16/ 15 Kariri Point Pa 2807400 6328200 82

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Northing Metric

Map No.

185 U16/ 90 Blue Lake Village 2801700 6329700 108 186 V15/ 1200 Lake Rotoiti Pa 2814600 6351700 103 187 V15/ 94 Lake Rotoiti Tunnel 2813500 6352900 103 188 V15/ 519 Kaiwaka Road Findspot 2812600 6340500 106 189 V15/ 555 Lake Rotoma Pits 2821400 6342500 106 190 V15/ 506 Lake Rotoma Pits 2821500 6342600 106 191 V15/ 507 Lake Rotoma Pits 2821600 6342800 106 192 V15/ 200 Gisborne Point Pa 2812100 6343800 65 193 V15/ 1 Ruato Pa 2810700 6344000 64 194 V15/ 2 Rotoiti Pa 2811600 6344000 65

195 V15/ 204 Gisborne Point Pa 2813000 6344200 65 196 V15/ 201 Hinehopu Pa 2816300 6345100 68 197 V15/ 500 Rotoehu Kainga 2820600 6345700 71 198 V15/ 509 Hinehopu Pit 2817300 6345800 69 199 V15/ 499 Te Pohue Bay Pits 2817900 6345900 69 200 V15/ 420 Te Pohue Bay Terrace 2817900 6346000 69 201 V15/ 501 Rakaumakere Pt Terraces 2820500 6346100 71 202 V15/ 169 Matutu Point Pa 2822400 6346100 71 203 V15/ 387 Te Papatu Point Pa 2815600 6346200 68 204 V15/ 208 Te Pohue Bay Pa 2818600 6346300 106 205 V15/ 385 Puketapu Point Pa 2812000 6346800 106 206 V15/ 515 Matawhaura Bay Pa 2818800 6346800 106 207 V15/ 386 Puketapu Point Pa 2811900 6346900 106 208 V15/ 505 Matawhaura Bay Pits 2818700 6346900 106 209 V15/ 207 Matawhaura Bay Pa 2819000 6346900 106 210 V15/ 203 Matawhaura Bay Pa 2818600 6347200 106 211 V15/ 504 Waione Bay Pa 2819300 6347200 106 212 V15/ 214 Maraua Pa Pa 2819400 6347600 106 213 V15/ 516 Waipuia Point Pa 2820400 6347800 62 214 V15/ 3 Te Kerau Bay Pa 2810200 6348100 106 215 V15/ 215 Wharenareke Bay Pa 2818800 6348200 106 216 V15/ 510 Omahota Bay Pa 2818700 6348400 106 217 V15/ 511 Lake Rotoehu Pa 2819600 6348400 106 218 V15/ 202 Okahu Point Pa 2820700 6348400 61 219 V15/ 508 Lake Rotoehu Pa 2819600 6348600 106 220 V15/ 513 Omahota Bay Pa 2818200 6348700 106 221 V15/ 514 Omarupoto Bay Pa 2818900 6349100 106 222 V15/ 240 Lake Rotoma Pa 2824600 6343500 106 223 V15/ 234 Lake Rotoma Pa 2825600 6343800 106 224 V15/ 163 Lake Rotoma

Scenic Reserve Pits 2825700 6344300 106

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Map No.

225 V15/ 415 Pangopangoa Bay Pa 2824400 6344600 106 226 V15/ 235 Patarata Point Terrace/Pit 2825600 6345400 106 227 V15/ 236 Otumarekura Pt Pa 2823900 6346000 106 228 V16/ 73 Ngahereta Pa 2812700 6330200 109 229 V16/ 258 Te Toitoi Point Pa 2811700 6331200 109 230 V16/ 19 Okataina Pa 2810100 6334200 109 231 V16/ 16 Okataina Pa 2810600 6338100 106 232 V16/ 20 Okataina Tuahu 2811000 6338300 106 233 V16/ 22 Okataina Shelters/Roc

k Art 2811000 6338700 106

234 V16/ 21 Okataina Obsidian Source

2811000 6338700 106

235 V16/ 68 Tarawera Forest Mine 2823700 6331900 109 236 V16/ 2 Patiti Is Pa 2811500 6320400 112 237 V16/ 70 Rupatu Bay Pa 2812200 6322600 112 238 V16/ 71 Rupatu Bay Kainga 2812200 6322800 112 239 V16/ 72 Lake Tarawera Pa 2811100 6322900 112 240 V16/ 69 Lake Tarawera Pa 2812500 6323800 109 241 V16/ 264 Lake Tarawera Kainga 2812600 6324300 109 242 V16/ 17 Lake Tarawera Pa 2811100 6324400 109 243 V16/ 18 Moura Point Pa 2811100 6326000 109 244 V16/ 58 Te Tapahoro Bay Pa 2816500 6329000 109 245 U15/ 29 Pukeroa Pa 2803700 6348000 105

a1.7 MARAE IN THE DISTRICT

LOCATION MARAE WHARENUI (Meeting House)

WHAREKAI (Dining Room)

HAPU (Tribe)

Whakarewarewa Tryon Street Te Pakira Wahiao Te Rau Aroha Tuhourangi Ngapuna Hona Road Hinemihi Hinemihi Hinewai Ngati Tarawhai Hurunga Ave Hurunga Hurungaterangi Whaingarangi Ngati

Tumatawera Tarawera Road Apumoana Apumoana Te Aowheoro Ngati

Tumatawera Rotoiti Curtis Rd Tapuaekura Rakeiao Maruahangaroa Ngati

Rongomai

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LOCATION MARAE WHARENUI

(Meeting House)


HAPU (Tribe)

Ruato Bay Ruato Ngapumanawa-E- Waru O Te Arawa

Te Awa-i- Takapuhaia

Ngati Rongomai

Opp Emery Park Punawhaka-reia

Uenukumai- rarotonga

Te Ao Kapu- rangi

Ngati Rangiunuora

Behind Emery's Store

Taurua Rangiunuora Wetengauru Ngati Rangiunuora

East Wai-iti Stream

Te Waiiti Hinekura Niniurangi Ngati Hinekura

Hinehopu Tapuaeharuru Uruika Kauiarangi Ngati Tamate-atutahi Kawiti

Okataina Rd Waikohatu Tarawhai Rangimaikuku Ngati Tarawhai Tokerau Vercoe's Bay Tokerau Pikiaorangi - Ngati Hinekura Otaramarae Pounamunui Houmaitawhiti Hinekukute-

rangi Ngati Hinekura

Okere Falls Taheke Road Opatia Rangitihi Manawakoto-

koto Ngati Te Takinga

Mourea Mourea Hohowai Te Takinga Hineora Ngati Te

Takinga Tarewa Road Tarewa Road Taharangi Taharangi Te Tiukahapa Ngati Tuara Horohoro Rongomai Rd Rongomaipa

pa Maruahangaroa Hineteata Ngati

Kahungunu Apirana Rd Kearoa Kearoa Te Uira Ngati Tuara Ohinemutu Ohinemutu Te Papaiouru Tamatekapua Whakaturia Ngati Whakaue Tunohopu Street Paretehoata Tunohopu Rukuwai Ngati Whakaue Ariariterangi Street

Te Ariariterangi

Te Roro-o-te-Rangi

Kaimatai Ngati Whakaue

Owhata Hinemoa Pt Owhata Tutanekai Hinemoa Ngati Te Roro-

o-te-rangi Rotokawa Pikirangi Ohomairangi Makuratawhiti Rangiteaorere-

Uenukukopako End of Airport Ruamata Uenukukopako Taiotekura Rangiteaorere-

Uenukukopako

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LOCATION MARAE WHARENUI (Meeting House)


HAPU (Tribe)

Te Ngae Te Ngae Junction Mataikotare Rangiwhakaereau Uenukurauiri Rangiteaorere-

Uenukukopako Mourea Hamurana Rd Ohau Channel

Waiatuhi Kahumatamomoe Hinetapoturangi Ngati Parua

Hamurana Rd Taupiri Paruaharanui Waiwaha Ngati Parua Awahou Gloucester Rd Tarimano Tawakeaheimoa Te Aongahoro Ngati

Rangiwewehi Ngongotaha Waiteti Rd Waiteti Ngararanui Te Urutakiao Ngati

Ngararanui Taui Street Parawai Whatumairangi Parehina Ngati Tura

Ngati Tuteiti Tarukenga Tarukenga Te Ngakau Hinetai Ngati Te

Ngakau Ngongotaha Rd Waikuta Rangitunaeke Hinera Ngati

Tunohopu Adjacent to Rugby Ground

Matarae Matarae Hinewai Ngati Tahu

Koutu Cnr Marae St and Koutu Rd

Koutu Tumahaurangi Karenga Ngati Whakaue

Rotorua Old Taupo Road Mataatua Mataatua Hinetai Tuhoe

a1.8 NATURAL HERITAGE SITES To be added by way of Plan Change.

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APPENDIX B

NOTE: LAKES A ZONE Rotorua District Council Designations within the Lakes A Zone are listed in Appendix 4.0 of Volume 2 of the Lakes A Zone and shown on the Lakes A Zone Planning Maps.

b1 DESIGNATIONS b1.1 INFORMATION TO BE SUPPLIED

The information to accompany a notice of requirement is set out in Section 168 of the Resource Management Act 1991. This information includes details of the public work, project or work, alternatives considered, results of consultation and resource consents to be obtained. Information required by this Plan must also be included and is set out below. Each notice of requirement shall also be accompanied by the prescribed administrative charge. (a) Sufficient drawings to adequately illustrate the proposal. (b) Whether the proposed work is a public work in terms of the Resource

Management Act 1991, or if the requirement is for a proposed project or work by a network utility operator. Details of the Order in Council which empowers the applicant as a requiring authority, including any specified terms and conditions is also required.

(c) A statement of the objectives of the requiring authority that the requirement is

necessary to achieve. (d) The degree to which the work complies with Part II of the Resource

Management Act 1991. (e) How the work impacts on any relevant provisions of national, coastal and

regional policy statements and regional plans. (f) The degree to which the work meets the Objectives, Policies and Rules of this

Plan. (g) Details of the current ownership of the subject land. Where the subject land

is not owned by the requiring authority, details are required of the consultation undertaken with the landowner(s) and the proposed land acquisition programme.

(h) The proposed sequence and timing of implementation of the work or project

clearly identifying any part of the work which may not be commenced for 5 years or more.

(i) Proposals for the use and maintenance of those parts of the land which will

not be developed for 5 years or more, in particular, identification of those

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buildings and structures which could continue to be used and maintained in the meantime. (j) Details of the effects the work or project will have on the environment. The

forecasting methods used to assess the longer term and cumulative effects on the environment shall also be provided.

(k) Where hazardous substances may be used in the construction or operation of

the work or project, the degree of risk to public health and safety arising from the storage, use, disposal or transportation of such substances shall be evaluated.

(l) If the site is already designated or subject to a heritage protection order, what

that designation or order is for. Also, whether the previous designation has been fully put into effect, and the generated effects of the existing designation.

b1.2 CONDITIONS

Conditions appropriate to the circumstances may be recommended on all requirements to address the following matters: (a) the remedying or mitigation of any likely adverse effect of the proposed

public work, project or work and structures on the environment; (b) the period within which the designation will be given effect; (c) the operation or design of the proposed public work, project or work

having regard to achieving the purpose of the required public work, project or work;

(d) the maintenance of the land affected by the designation; (e) any resource consent procedure that may be required to enable the

establishment and operation of the proposed public work, project or work; (f) other conditions may also be recommended according to the particular

proposal, its nature, site and location, and the relevant provisions of the Plan and the Resource Management Act 1991.

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b1.3 DRAWINGS REQUIRED

(a) Outline drawings of works to be constructed by or on behalf of a requiring authority on designated land shall be submitted to Council for its consideration before construction is commenced, unless they have been otherwise approved under this Plan. The outline drawings shall show the height, shape and bulk of the work, its location on the site, the likely finished contour of the site, vehicular access and circulation, and landscaping provisions, and shall be consistent with the drawing requirements of Appendix V.

(b) The provisions of this clause shall not apply in respect of:

(i) any work which the body or person responsible for its construction

considers is immediately necessary:

- to safeguard life or property; or - to maintain or restore communication or transport links.

(ii) dams and bridges; iii) any public utility provided for in Part 15; and iv) such other works in respect of which Council considers it to be

impractical or unnecessary to prepare outline drawings.

(c) Any temporary work which the body or person responsible for its construction considers is immediately necessary to meet an emergency situation may be constructed without first advising Council, if outline drawings of the work are submitted to Council as soon as practicable after work has been commenced.

(d) Outline drawings of a work need not be submitted to Council under this

clause if a requiring authority made a requirement in respect of the work under Section 168 of the Resource Management Act 1991.

(e) Council, after considering the proposals included in the outline drawings

may, within 20 working days after receipt of the drawings, request the requiring authority to make changes to all or any of the proposals contained in the drawings so that the proposals comply more fully with the conditions imposed.

The following is a list of designations that apply to the Rotorua District as provided by the relevant requiring authorities.

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b1.4 DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION

ACTIVITY LEGAL DESCRIPTION & GAZETTE REFERENCE

DESIGNATION & UNDERLYING ZONING

Arahiwi Railway Scenic Reserve

Pt Sec 18, Blk XIII, Rotorua S.D., S.O. 15052 91.7422ha Gaz. 1980 p.1284

Scenic Reserve U.Z. Reserve A

Awahou Wildlife Management Reserve

Mangorewa Kaharoa 6E3, No 2 Papakainga 5B2 Block, Blk XII, Rotorua S.D ML 19992 1578 m2

Gaz. 1980 p.3882, 1981 p.799

Government Purpose Reserve (Wildlife Management) U.Z. Reserve A

Broadlands Area Reserves

Pt Sec 12, Sec 22, Pt Sec 23, Sec 31, Blk III, Takapau S.D. S.O. 39814, 41984, 47564, 39109 44.2274ha Pt Sec 10, Pt Sec 3, Sec 27, Blk IV Takapau S.D., S.O. 41988 and 46713 4.6947ha Secs 15, 16 Blk VI Takapau S.D. 0.1466ha

Conservation Area U.Z. Reserve A

Carrie Gibbons Scenic Reserve

Lot 1 DPS 27487, Blk I, Rotoma S.D. 19.3600ha Gaz. 1980 p.4060


Crown Land Pt Runs 78 and 79, Blks XI,

XII, XV, XVI Tarawera S.D. S.O. 19190, M.L. 5342 A. & F. 900.00ha Gaz. 1896 p.1076, 1899 p.1359


Dansey Road Scenic Reserve

Pt Secs 11, 12, 14, 16 & Secs 23, 24 & 25, Blk XIV Rotorua S.D., Pt Okoheriki 2C Blk, Blks XIV & XV Rotorua S.D., Pt Okoheriki 2D2 Blk & Sec 12, Blk XV, Rotorua S.D. S.O. 12646, 13570, 13583 and 45625, 470.3522ha Gaz.1908 p.734, 1912 p.169, 1971 p.1780, 1980 p.4061


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Hamurana Springs Recreation Reserve

Pt Mangorewa Kaharoa 7A2B Blk Pt Sec 12 & Secs 41, 42 & 47, Blk V, Rotoiti S.D. 36.6886ha Gaz. 1971 p.2564, 1976 p.819 1982 p.336 & 1098.

Recreation Reserve U.Z. Reserve A

Hinehopu Scenic Reserve

Pts Rotoiti Nos 6 & 7 Blks & Pt Te Tautara Blk, Blk IX, Rotoma S.D., S.O. 15079 50.9114ha Gaz. 1981 p.1206


Horohoro Forest Pt. Sec 13A, Blk XV, Pt Sec 19

Blk XIV, Rotorua S.D.; Pt Sec 14 Blk II Horohoro S.D. S.O. 12969 259.4438ha Gaz. 1925 p.579 Okoheriki Pt 1D6A & Part IE Blks XIV and XV, Rotorua S.D. 222.9564ha Gaz. 1920 p.2119 Pt Sec 4 Blk III Horohoro S.D. 118.2693ha Gaz. 1942 p.2134 Sec 15 Blk II & III, Horohoro S.D. 558.4661ha Gaz. 1942 p.2134


Kaharoa Forest Pt Sec 9 Blk I Rotoiti S.D.

70.30ha Sec 1 & 11 Blk II Rotoiti S.D. 208.4167ha Gaz. 1920 p.2109 Pt Sec 4 Blk II Rotoiti S.D. 190.00ha Gaz. 1920 p.2109


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Lake Ngapouri Sec 1 Blk II and Sec 7

Blk VI Paeroa S.D. S.O. 57120 and 56635 24.4500ha Gaz. 1988 p.2728

Conservation Area U.Z.Reserve and Water A

Lake Ohakuri Closed Roads in Blks IV, VII,

X, Ngongotaha S.D. S.O. 45746, 45747 155.0957ha Part A1 Blk, Blks X Ngongotaha S.D. and III Tatua S.D., S.O. 12414 120ha Pt Secs 1 & 2 Blks VII & X Ngongotaha S.D., S.O. 21798, 45699, 45746 336.2500ha

Conservation Area U.Z. Reserve A and Water A

Lake Okareka The bed of Lake Okareka,

Sec 12 & 16 & Pt Sec 1 Blk III, & Pt Lot 2 of Sec 2, Blk II Tarawera S.D., Rotomahana, Parekarangi 6L2B1 Blk, Pts Sec 2, Blk VI, & Lots 1 & 2 DPS 12317, Blk II, Tarawera S.D. Pt Sec 7, Sec 8, 1217.6169ha Gaz. 1978 p.2847.


Lake Okataina Scenic Reserve

Pt Okataina Nos 3, 4, 5, 6B, 7, 8 & 12 Blk, Pt Rotoiti No. 14 Blk, Blks XI, XII, XV, XVI Rotoiti S.D., Blks II, IV, Tarawera S.D., Secs 6, 7,8 Blk XVI, Rotoiti S.D. 4388.4024ha Gaz. 1982 p.1455.


Lake Rerewhakaaitu Recreation Reserve

Secs 54, 55, 56 Blk XIII Ruawahia S.D., Secs 70, 71, 72 Blk I Kaingaroa S.D. S.O. 52809-52814, 314.2500ha Gaz. 1985 p.2718 Lot 1 DPS 30296 Blk XIII Ruawahia S.D. 3.2000ha Gaz. 1985 p.4096

Recreation Reserve U.Z. Reserve A and Water A

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Lake Rotoehu Scenic Reserve

Secs 20, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 & 33, Blk VI, Rotoma S.D. 131.0739ha. Gaz. 1973 p.1693, 1977 p.2698, 1978 p.2532 1979 p.1095


Lake Rotoiti Scenic Reserve

Pts Rotoiti 1,2,4, 5A, 5B, 6, 7A, 7C, 3I, 3G, 3H, 3J & 3W Blks; DP 23250, Rotoiti and Te Tautara Blks; Pt Waione 3B Blk; Pts Paehinahina 1,2 & 3 Blks; Pateko and Motumauri Islands; Tihirangi Urupa; Oremu Urupa; Te Taheke 2B Blk; Taheke Papakainga Pt 3 & 5B Blks; Pt Kuharua Blk, Pt Kuharua 1B Blk; Mourea Papakainga 3E3C; Blks V, IX, X Rotoma S.D. and Blks VII, VIII, X, XI, XII, Rotoiti SD. 451.7019ha Gaz. 1980 p.2707.


Lake Rotoma Scenic Reserve

Pt Rotoma 1 Blk, Pts Taumanu Blk, Pt Waitangi 1 Blk, Blk X, Rotoma S.D. Rotoiti 10A, Otumarokura Lagoon, Sec 16, Blk VI, Rotoma S.D. Sec 15, Blk VII, Rotoma S.D. Sec 1, 6 Pt 10, Pt 11, 12, 13 14, Pt 15, 16, 19 to 35, Blk XI, Rotoma S.D. 875.3842ha Gaz. 1981 p.2795


Lake Tarawera Scenic Reserve

Sec 2, Blk I, Secs 4, 5, Blk II, Ruawahia S.D. Sec 2, BlkV, Ruawahia S.D., Ruawahia 3 Blk, Blks III, IV, VIII & XII, Tarawera S.D. Okataina 6A Blk, Blk IV, Tarawera S.D. Sec 4, Blk XI, Tarawera S.D., Sec 6, Blk XII, Tarawera S.D. S.O. 45482, 47140 - 2, 41758, M.L.14622. 5818.7723ha Gaz. 1979 p.2291.


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Lake Tarawera Crown Land

Sec 1 Blk V Ruawahia S.D. Sec 6 Blk II Ruawahia S.D. 19.5766ha


Lake Tikitapu Reserve

Pt Sec 2 Blk VI Tarawera S.D. S.O. 18550, 18551 340.8584ha Gaz. 1986 p.3536 Lots 1 & 2 DPS 12317 Blk II, Tarawera S.D.; Sec 8 Blk X Tarawera S.D. S.O. 39932 8.0194ha. Gaz. 1986 p.3536

Scenic Reserve U.Z. Reserve A and Water A

Lake Tutaeinanga Sec 51 Blk II Paeroa S.D.

S.O. 55832 6.600ha Gaz. 1986 p.2230

Wildlife Management Reserve U.Z. Reserve A

Maleme Bush Scenic Reserve

Sec 47, Blk IV, Ngongotaha S.D., S.O. 4380 17.8061ha Gaz. 1979 p.2037


Mamaku Scenic Reserve

Secs 1-6, Blk XII, Secs 1-8, Blk XIII, Secs 1-5, Blk XIV, Mamaku Village, Blk XIV, Rotorua S.D., S.O. 11250, 39934 7.8713ha Gaz. 1979 p.2757


Mamaku Township

Pt Sec 1 Mamaku Village 0.2700ha


Mamaku Township

Sec 2 Blk XVII Mamaku Village S.O. 11240/2 Blk XIV Rotorua S.D. 0.4046ha


Mangorewa Forest

Sec 13 Blk III Rotorua S.D., S.O. 13354 849.8397ha Gaz. 1956 p.1354 Sec 7, 8 & 10 Blk III Rotorua S.D., S.O. 13353 106.7104ha Gaz. 1956 p.1354


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Mangorewa Reserve

Secs 12 & 16 Blk III Rotorua S.D. S.O. 13354, 45498 20.2545ha, Gaz. 1981 p.100 Lot 1 D.P.S. 31557 & Sec 19 Blk III Rotorua S.D. S.O. 49156 41.8500ha Gaz. 1987 p.962


Maungaongaonga Scenic Reserve

Sec 43, Blk II, Paeroa S.D. S.O. 48368 195.9500ha Gaz. 1980 p.1345


Millers Bush Scenic Reserve

Lot 1 DPS 16746; Lot 1 DPS 13660; and Lot 74, DP 36908, Pt Sec 2 Blk III Tarawera S.D. 38.6206ha Gaz. 1979 p.210


Mount Ngongotaha Scenic Reserve

Secs 44, 47, Blk XV, Rotorua S.D.; Secs 7, 16, Blk III, Rotorua S.D.; Rotohokahoka F1No.2 Blk, Blks XV & XVI, Rotorua S.D.; Pt Rotohokahoka D North 6 Blk, Blk XVI, Rotorua S.D.; Blk IV, Horohoro S.D. Pt Rotohokahoka F Blk, Blk XVI Rotorua S.D.; Pts Rotohokahoka D North 2B & 10, and D South 9B, 10A & 10B Blks, Blk IV, Horohoro S.D.; Lot 1, DP 31278, Blk IV, Horohoro S.D. 524.0271ha, Gaz. 1980 p.4061.


Ngongotaha Fish Trap

Pt Sec 7 Blk XVI Rotorua S.D., S.O. 45392; Pt. Sec 20, Blk XV Rotorua S.D. S.O. 45392 4.4818ha Gaz. 1971 p.535 Pt Lot 2 DPS 16600 Blk XVI Rotorua S.D. 1.3000ha, Gaz. 1975 p.1730 Pt Okoheriki 1H Nth 6B Blk XVI Rotorua S.D. S.O. 45392 0.4388ha. Gaz. 1986 p.2823

Fish Breeding Purposes U.Z. Reserve A

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Ngongotaha Fish Hatchery

Pt Lots 1 and 2 of Section 14, Block XV, Rotorua S.D. 19.1619ha Gaz. 1975 p.1730, 1971 p.595

Government Purposes Reserve (Fish Hatchery) U.Z. Reserve A

Okere Falls Scenic Reserve

Sec 8 & Pt Sec 9 Blk VI Rotoiti S.D. S.O. 39458, 13.7264ha Gaz. 1979 p.2176


Pareheru Scenic Reserve

Secs 6, 27, 29 & 31, Blks XIV, XV, Tarawera S.D. S.O. 43323, 44583, 45731 13.4279ha Gaz. 1972 p.2417, 1980 p.989


Penny Road Scenic Reserve

Secs 8 & 9 Blk V Rotoiti S.D. 18.4131ha Gaz. 1970 p.1379


Puaiti Bush Scenic Reserve

Sec 3 Blk VII Ngongotaha S.D. S.O. 42628 36.5228ha. Sec 10 S.O. 51593, 17.7113ha Gaz. 1979 p.2291, 1982 p.4324


Rainbow Mountain Scenic Reserve

Pt Sec 8, Secs 58, 59, 62, Blk III, Paeroa S.D., S.O. 12528, 42811, 45150, 46609. 438.3639ha Gaz. 1980 p.2707


Reporoa Settlement

Secs 35A and 114S Reporoa Settlement Blks X, XI Paeroa S.D., S.O. 48025, 20902/2 0.6904ha


Sulphur Point Wildlife Sanctuary

Section 76, Block I, Tarawera S.D. 1.0875ha Gaz. 1972 p.2078, 1980 p.94

Wildlife Sanctuary

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Tarukenga Scenic Reserve

Secs 16-21 Blk X, & Sec 22, Blk XI Rotorua S.D. M.L. 19892, M.L. 19893 32.2792ha Gaz. 1970 p.1479, 1980, p.4061


Te Akau Point Recreation Reserve

Lot 1, DP 16449, Blk X, Rotoiti S.D. 2.3269ha Gaz. 1980 p. 2704


Te Kopia Scenic Reserve

Pt Sec 2, Secs 5, 6 & 8, Blk VIII, Ngongotaha S.D. Sec 8 Blk IX, Paeroa S.D. S.O. 43810, 47658, S.O. 47656, 12709D. 1507.6496ha Gaz. 1979 p.2036, 1980, p.757-8 Pt 6A2 No. 2B2D, Pt 6A2 No. 2B2C Pt 6A2, No.2B2A, Pt 6A2 No. 2B2C Blks I, V, Paeroa S.D. Sec II, Blk VIII Ngongotaha S.D. S.O. 49656 373.3884ha Gaz. 1989 p.3398, 1992 p.4321


Te Waerenga Scenic Reserve

Section 35, Blk V, Rotoiti S.D., S.O. 23402 29.7444ha Gaz. 1979 p.2036


Tikitapu Domain Secs 4 & 5, Blk VI,

Tarawera S.D. 4.0721ha.


Tutukau Road Conservation Area

Sec 35 Blk IV Tatua S.D. S.O. 45033 5.1218ha


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Umurua Scenic Reserve

Pt Sec 3, Blk II, Horohoro, S.D. S.O. 23402 29.7444ha Gaz.1981 p.24


Waikite Wildlife Management Reserve

Section 11, Block XIV, Tarawera S.D., S.O. 48367 21.9650ha Gaz. 1975 p.2837, 1979 p.3308

Government Purpose Reserve (Wildlife Management) U.Z. Reserve A

Waikite Crown Land

Sec 53 Blk I Paeroa S.D. SO 38852 50.2872ha


Waikite Crown Land

Sec 49 Blk II Paeroa S.D., SO 3684 66.4696ha Gaz. 1899 p.1359


Waikite Crown Land

Part Rotomahana Parekarangi 2D, 6A2 No. 1A, 2A, 2D, A8 and 6A2 No. 1A Blk, Paeroa S.D. 280.00ha


Waimangu Scenic Reserve

Sec 1, S.O. 12517; Secs 2, 3, 4, & 5A, S.O. 14733; Blk XV Tarawera S.D. 134.6109ha Gaz. 1980 p.2133. Sec 45, S.O. 53282, Pt Rotomahana Parekarangi 6P1, 6Q1 and 6R1 Blks; M.L. 5342A2, S.O. 14733, Blk XV, Tarawera S.D.; Secs 7 & 8, S.O. 53257 and 53281, Blk XVI Tarawera S.D. 831.4645ha Gaz. 1986 p.1584 & 2570


Waione Block Scenic Reserve

Pts Waione 'C' Blk, Blks XII & XVI & Secs 2, 3 & 4 Blk XVI, Rotoiti S.D. 74.7555ha. Gaz. 1980 p.2705.


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Waiotapu Scenic Reserve

Pt Secs 5, 6, 8 & 15, Secs 7, 9, 12, 18, 33, 34, 63, 64, Blks III & VII, Paeroa S.D. 127.7255ha Gaz. 1981 p.501.


Waiotapu Crown Land

Pt Paeroa East 4B1B1 Blk, Blks VI & VII Paeroa South S.D. 147.5000ha


Waiotapu Crown Land

Sec 10 Blk VII, Paeroa S.D. 5.1395ha


Unnamed Scenic Reserve (adjoining Waione Block)

Sec 1A, Block XVI, Rotoiti S.D. 27.5186ha Gaz. 1982 p.1455


Unnamed Reserve (Kaituna River)

Sec 15 & 16 Blk VI Rotoiti S.D. S.O. 53202 53.9500ha Gaz. 1984 p.1173


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b1.5 DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS



Periodic Detention Centre, Pukaki Street

Pt Sec 9 Blk X, Town of Rotorua 506m² Gaz. 1994 p.1381

Periodic Detention Centre U.Z. Commercial B

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b1.6 DEPARTMENT FOR COURTS

ACTIVITY LEGAL DESCRIPTION GAZETTE REFERENCE


Courthouse, Cnr Tutanekai & Arawa Streets

Secs 1, 2 and Pt Secs 3, 6 and 7 Blk XXIII Town of Rotorua Blk I Tarawera S.D. 2945m² Gaz. 1994 p.860

Courthouse U.Z. Commercial A and Commercial B

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b1.7 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION



Aorangi Primary School, Gem Street

Lot 1 DPS19857 Block IV Horohoro S.D. Gaz. 1975 p.920

Primary School U.Z. Residential B

Broadlands Primary School, Broadlands Road

Lot 6 DP 28027 Blk II Takapau S.D. Gaz. 1958 p.170

Primary School U.Z. Rural D

Glenholme Primary School, Miller Street

Part Lots 1, 2 & 3 DP 33122 and Part Lot 2 DP 28608 Blk I Tarawera S.D. Gaz. 1950 p.1703


Horohoro Primary and Pre-School

Pt Horohoro Sec 15 & Pt Horohoro Reserve Blk IX Horohoro S.D. Gaz. 1964 p.326

Primary School U.Z. Rural A

Kaharoa Primary School, Kaharoa Road

Lots 1, 2 & 3 Blk V Rotoiti S.D. Gaz. 1965 p.1292

Primary School U.Z. Reserve A

Kaitao Intermediate School, Bell Road

Part Kaitao Rotohokahoka 1M No. 4 Block, Block IV Horohoro S.D. Gaz. 1967 p.235

Intermediate School U.Z. Residential B

Kawaha Point Primary & Pre-School, Aquarius Drive

Lot 35 DPS 26077 B1k XVI Rotorua S.D. Gaz. 1979 p.1534 1980 p.2449

Primary and Pre-School U.Z. Residential B

Lynmore Primary School, Iles Road

Lots 1 to 16 inclusive and Lot 76 DPS 8 Town of Owhatiura (Extn No. 9) Part Owhatiura South No. 4 Block Secs 1, 2A & 2C Blk I Tarawera S.D. Gaz. 1952 p.454


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Malfroy Primary School, Malfroy Road

Pt Lot 1 DP 15084 Blk IV Horohoro S.D. Gaz. 1952 p.2038


Mamaku Primary School, Matai Street

Sec 3 Blk XXII Village of Mamaku, Secs 3 & 4 B1k XXII Mamaku Village, Blk XIV Rotorua S.D. Gaz. 1913 p.454 1958 p.554


Mihi Primary School, Springs Road

Sec 27 Blk XIV Paeroa S.D. Gaz. 1962 p.1993


Mokoia Intermediate School, Brent Road

Pt Puketawhero A1 No. 37 Blk, Blk II Tarawera S.D. Gaz. 1962 p.1370


Ngakuru Primary School, Whirinaki Valley Road

Sec 22 Blk II Ngongotaha S.D. Gaz.1934 p.2095


Ngongotaha Primary School, Cnr Hood & School Streets

Pt 1 DP 8583 Suburbs of Ngongotaha, B1k XVI Rotorua S.D. Gaz. 1955 p.1029 and p.1515


Otonga Primary School, Otonga Road

Part 61 Suburbs of Rotorua Blk IV Horohoro S.D. Gaz. 1952 p.1939


Owhata Primary School, Brent Road

Part Puketawhero A1 No. 37 Blk, Blk II Tarawera S.D. Gaz. 1962 p.1370


Reporoa Primary and Pre-School, Massey Road

Sec 4 Blk III Suburbs of Reporoa, Blk II Paeroa S.D Gaz. 1958 p.170


Rerewhakaaitu Primary School, Democrat Road

Section 31 Blk I Kaingaroa S.D. Gaz. 1992 p.1985


Rotoiti Primary and Pre-School, S.H. 30

Tautara 21A3 Blk, Blk IX Rotoma S.D. & Sec 2 Blk IX Tautara S.D. & Sec 2 Blk IX Haroharo-oihoeka, Rotoma S.D. Gaz. 1903 p.1400, 1959 p.1093

Primary and Pre-School (Waiti School) U.Z. Rural A

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Rotokawa Primary School, Rotokawa Road

Section 4 Block XIV Rotoiti S.D. Gaz. 1971 p.2836


Rotoma Primary School, Manawahe Road

Section 5 Blk X Rotorua S.D. Gaz. 1937 p.1137


Rotorua Boys High School, Old Taupo Road

Secs 1 & 3 Blk LX Town of Rotorua Gaz. 1929 p.352

Secondary School U.Z. Residential B

Rotorua Girls High School, Old Taupo Road

Part Lot 1 DP 15804 Blk IV Horohoro S.D. Gaz. 1952 p.2038


Rotorua Intermediate and Pre-School, Malfroy Road

Part Secs 14 & 15 Suburbs of Rotorua and Pt Lot 8 DP 23106 Block I Tarawera S.D. Gaz. 1954 p.367

Intermediate School U.Z. Residential C

Rotorua Lakes High School, Reeve Road

Lot 1 DPS 6141 Blk II Tarawera S.D. Gaz. 1960 p.1640


Rotorua Primary School, Arawa Street

Secs 1 & 2 Blk LVIII Town of Rotorua, Sec 22 Blk V Wharepapa S.D. Gaz. 1914 p.4268

Primary School U.Z. Reserve A

School Playing Field, Malfroy Road

Lot 1 DPS 22494 Pt Kaitao Rotohokahoka 3C4B Blk, Blk IV, Horohoro S.D. Gaz. 1976 p.2181

Primary School Playing field U.Z. Residential B

Selwyn Primary School, Old Quarry Road, Rotorua

Lot 53 DPS 6983 Borough of Rotorua Gaz. 1961 p.1516


Sunset Intermediate School, Sunset Road

Lot 118 DPS 7760 Pt Kaitao Rotohokahoka No. 3N No. 1 Blk, City of Rotorua Gaz. 1963 p.1533


Sunset Primary School, Sunset Road

Lot 365 DPS 7759 Blk IV Horohoro S.D. Gaz. 1963 p.1318


Upper Atiamuri Primary School S.H. 30

Sec 31 Blk III Atiamuri S.D. Gaz. 1962 p.1573


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Waiariki Polytechnic

Lot 2 DP 23567 7.9237ha Gaz. 1975 p.1015

Technical Institute U.Z. Reserve

Waikite Valley Primary and Pre-School, Waikiti Valley Road

Section 92 Blk I Paeroa S.D. Gaz. 1961 p.1328

Primary and Pre-School U.Z, Rural D

Westbrook Primary School, Malfroy Road West

Pt Kaitao Rotohokahoka No. 3C4B Blk, Blk IV Horohoro S.D. Gaz. 1968 p.1701


Western Heights High School, Old Quarry Road

Pt Kaitao Rotohokahoka No.1L2A & No. 1L2B Blks, Blk XVI Rotorua S.D. Gaz. 1959 p.718


Western Heights Primary School, Clayton Road

Lot 255 DPS 5333 Blk IV Horohoro S.D. Gaz. 1958 p.1715


Whakarewarewa Primary School and Pre-School, off Sala Street

Sec 4 Blk I Tarawera S.D. Gaz. 1971 p.2836

Primary & Pre-School U.Z. Rural A

Whangamarino Primary and Pre-School, Off State Highway 33

Parts 1C, Pt 1C3C2G2B, Blk VI Rotoiti S.D. Gaz. 1921 p.2868, 1966 p.1732

Primary & Pre-School U.Z. Rural A

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b1.8 TRANZ RAIL LIMITED

The designation applies to the railway corridor for its full width throughout the District from the western boundary of the Rotorua District Council through Mamaku, Ngongotaha, Koutu Freight Centre and stopping on the northern side of Pukuatua Street. The underlying zoning of this corridor is that of the adjacent zone to the centre of the railway track.

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b1.9 TRUSTPOWER LIMITED



Waiotapu Substation, Waikite Valley Road

Lot 1 DPS 49043 Blk III Paeroa S.D. 1.4883ha Gaz. 1976 p.2719

Electricity Substation U.Z. Rural A

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b1.10 TRANSIT NEW ZEALAND b1.10.1 STATE HIGHWAYS

All existing State Highways within the Rotorua District are to be designated "Roads", including those portions of State Highway notated as "limited access road" on the Planning Maps. The use of roads under the control of Transit New Zealand includes the planning, design, supervision, construction and maintenance of roads in accordance with the Transit New Zealand Act 1989. Underlying Zoning for all State Highways shall be Road Zone.

b1.10.2 PROPOSED EASTERN ARTERIAL ROUTE

Designation Proposed Rotorua Eastern Arterial Motorway (including planning, design, supervision, construction and maintenance in accordance with the Transit New Zealand Act 1989), comprising the existing designation with modifications as notified by Transit New Zealand on 29 October 1993 in terms of Section 168 of the Resource Management Act 1991. Location Between Central Business District and Rotorua Airport on Planning Maps 21, 22, 27, 28, 32 and 33. Underlying Zoning The Zoning of the adjacent land to the middle of the designation. Duration - 10 years.

b1.10.2.1 General Conditions (a) That Transit New Zealand and its contractors shall take all reasonable steps

to prevent or mitigate any nuisance to adjacent properties during construction, including any dust nuisance.

(b) That reasonable access shall be maintained to those properties which are

affected by construction. (c) That in order to enable a noise barrier to be installed, if required by b1.10.2.2

below, on each side of the arterial and to provide adequate provision for screen or landscape amenity planting, the designation shall have a nominal width of 40 metres except where a greater width is shown on the requirement plan.

b.1.10.2.2 Noise Mitigation Measures

(a) That the Transit New Zealand Guidelines for the Management of Traffic Noise: State Highway Improvements, November 1994 shall be used as the basis for noise mitigation measures.

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(b) Construction Noise That all works shall comply with the requirements of NZS 6803P:1984. The Measurement and Assessment of Noise from Construction, Maintenance and Demolition Work.

b1.10.2.3 Visual Impact Mitigation

(a) That Transit New Zealand shall construct the Eastern Arterial so as to comply with a landscape plan prepared in consultation with Council by a practising landscape architect. The plan will include methods for:

(i) rehabilitation of construction areas, including grassing, surface

treatments and amenity planting; (ii) integration of the new road with existing landscape features and

character; (iii) screening of undesirable views from the Eastern Arterial; (iv) visual enhancement of the new arterial route; and (v) the on-going maintenance of the landscape plantings.

(b) That within six months of the opening of the Eastern Arterial the works

provided in the landscape plan shall be completed. b1.10.2.4 Sanatorium Reserve, Waste Water Treatment Plant And Te Papa O Ruamoa

That Transit New Zealand shall prepare and implement a design plan in consultation with Council which shall avoid, remedy or mitigate, any adverse effects on the Wastewater Treatment Plant and significant vegetation and geothermal areas on Sanatorium Reserve, the Puarenga Stream mouth and Te Papa o Ruamoa. All construction work shall be undertaken in accordance with this plan.

b1.10.2.5 Robinsons Avenue Pedestrian Bridge

That pedestrian access shall be provided over the arterial road to connect the severed ends of Robinson Avenue.

b1.10.2.6 Access Between Ngapuna Village And Te Papa O Ruamoa

That if required by the owners of Te Papa o Ruamoa, Transit New Zealand shall provide pedestrian access between Ngapuna Village and Te Papa o Ruamoa. The owners’ requirements in this matter are to be determined during the land purchase negotiations.

b1.10.2.7 Access Between Ngapuna Village And Sanatorium Reserve/Sulphur Flats

That at the time of construction, Transit New Zealand shall provide a pedestrian bridge across Puarenga Stream to provide access between Ngapuna Village and Sanatorium Reserve or Sulphur Flats, unless such pedestrian access has already been provided.

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b.1.10.2.8 Overbridges That bridges over the Eastern Arterial to be provided at Maori Roadline 1, Owhata Road and Lee Road be constructed to have a cycle lane and pedestrian footpath in each direction, and two traffic lanes.

b1.10.2.9 Alternative Access Roads That Transit New Zealand shall form and seal, in accordance with Rotorua District Council’s standards, the alternative access roads to be constructed as part of the project.

Refer to Appendix D for Roads to be Widened.

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b1.11 TRANSPOWER NEW ZEALAND LIMITED



Malfroy Road Substation

Lot 7 DPS 39684 Blk IV Horohoro S.D., 1.4883ha Gaz. 1957 p.1282

Electricity Substation U.Z. Residential B

Owhata Substation, Gee Road

Lot 1 DPS 60186 Blk II Tarawera S.D. 0.7660ha Gaz 1975 p.2333


Tarukenga Substation

Lot 1 DPS 60025 Blk XI Rotorua S.D. 7.14ha Gaz. 1967 p.2114, 1968 p.1694


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b1.12 ROTORUA DISTRICT COUNCIL DESIGNATIONS

NOTE:- LAKES A ZONE For Rotorua District Council Designations within the Lakes A Zone, refer to Appendix 4.0 of Volume 2 of the Lakes A Zone.

b1.12.1A URBAN ROADS b1.12.1A.1 The sites to which the designation applies is as follows:

1. The designation applies to all existing local urban roads within the Rotorua Urban Area on land legally described as land zoned as “Road” within the District Plan; and

2. Land within the Rotorua Urban Area where the existing road network

encroaches onto private or reserve land and comprises Lot 1 DP 17806, Lot 11 DP9393, Pt E Ngati Whakaue Amalgamated, Lot 16 DP 18362, Lot 51 DP 18362, Lot 13 DPS 3754, Lot 1 DPS 44200, Lot 56 DP 82198, Lot 2 DPS 19209, Park Pukeroa o Ruawhata, 1A2F Ngapuna, 1A2G Ngapuna, 2B211 Ngapuna, Lot 1 DP 29506, Lot 55 DPS 868, Lot 3 DPS 32584, Stream Bed, and Lot 44 DPS 8575.

3. Alteration to designations in b1.12.1C, b1.12.1D and b1.12.1E of this District

Plan.

b1.12.1A.2 The sites to which the designation does not apply is as follows: The designation does not apply to: 1. State Highways within the Rotorua Urban Area under the control of the New

Zealand Transport Agency. 2. Those areas within the Rotorua Urban Area not currently in the Road Zone

and covered by the road improvement projects being Victoria Street Realignment, and parts of Old Taupo Road four-laning.

3. Those sections of road within the Rotorua Urban Area that have vested in

Rotorua District Council since the date of this decision (18 September 2006) and shown on Figure b1.12.1A (i and ii).

b1.12.1A.3 Description of the Activity:

The designation of the urban road network is for the purpose of ‘Road’, in accordance with the definition in Section 2 of the Resource Management Act 1991 and includes ‘roads’ within the meaning of Section 43 of the Transit New Zealand Act 1989. Works are restricted general powers and various roading and associated activities as outlined in Part 21 of the Local Government Act 1974. The underlying zone shall be ‘Road Zone’.


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b1.12.1A.4 Conditions:

That the road construction be undertaken generally in accordance with the report by Opus Consultants Limited (reference 267881.00 dated February 2006) and plans by Opus Consultants Limited titled “Rotorua District Council Rotorua Transport Strategy Phase 2 Cadastral Information and Aerial Photo – Rotorua Urban Area Sub-sectioning”, feature identifier 2/212/93, Code 7304, Sheet 02, Revision RO, and Existing Road Encroachment Plans A to P (reference 267881.00).

b1.12.1A.5 Duration:

The designation shall lapse after 10 years from 18 September 2006 unless an application is made pursuant to Section 184 of the Resource Management Act 1991 to extend the period for the designation.

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b1.12.1B MALFROY ROAD DESIGNATION

The following set of conditions shall apply:

b1.12.1B.1 As part of the programme of road improvement, the Council shall link the traffic signals on Amohau Street (Fenton to Ranolf) when the Ti Street deviation and roundabout on Fenton Street is installed.

b1.12.1B.2 The new road section between Ti Street and Te Ngae Road and the enlarged

roundabout at the Malfroy Road/Ranolf Street intersection (see b1.12.1C) shall be finished with asphaltic concrete or a small chip seal equivalent.

b1.12.1B.3 Malfroy Road, between Fenton and Ranolf Street, shall be finished with asphaltic

concrete or equivalent on completion of the Ti Street deviation works. b1.12.1B.4 The Council will seek to purchase the following properties, subject to the

agreement of the affected landowners, but if partial purchase only occurs in any instance, the balance retained in private ownership shall be provided with 1.8 metre high acoustic timber walls erected along such balance property’s road frontage, the cost of the said fencing to be a charge against the improvement project. • 58A/B Malfroy Road • 60 Malfroy Road • 61 Malfroy Road • 96 Ranolf Street

b1.12.1B.5 Mitigation measures shall be discussed and negotiated with owners of those

properties who experience a traffic noise increase greater than or equal to 3 dBA expressed as a 24 hours Leq in ambient background as a result of the Ti Street deviation. A comprehensive noise/vibration survey of the properties in the area affected or likely to be affected shall be undertaken prior to the opening of the Ti Street deviation and then subsequently within 12 months of its opening and again after 24 months. For the purpose of monitoring noise, measurement shall be taken at a point one metre in front of the façade of the principal occupied building on any site.

b1.12.1B.6 The costs of the agreed noise/vibration mitigation measures are to be a charge

against the improvement project. b1.12.1B.7 A full heavy traffic survey is to be undertaken prior to the opening of the Ti Street

deviation and subsequently within 12 months of its opening. The Council shall promulgate a heavy vehicle operations bylaw prohibiting the use of Malfroy Road from Fenton Street to Old Taupo Road (and vice versa) by such vehicles between 2200 and 0700 hours inclusive if the level of heavy traffic increases by more than 15 percent beyond that which existed prior to the Ti Street deviation works, or the level of vibration experienced increases by more than ten percent beyond that which existed prior to the Ti Street deviation.

b1.12.1B.8 Prior to the Ti Street deviation and the roundabout on Fenton Street being installed,

adequate pedestrian crossings, including recognised streetscape design techniques, shall be provided in accordance with the relevant national standards to cater for the increased traffic volumes. The location and design of such crossings is to be determined after consultation with the Board of the Rotorua Intermediate School.


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b1.12.1B.9 The Council shall enter into negotiations with affected landowners and occupiers as

necessary immediately the designation becomes operative under the District Plan. The scale and scope of rehabilitation works described in Section 4.2 of the Assessment of Environmental Effects (AEE) shall be confirmed with those affected.

b1.12.1B.10 A landscape screening and planting plan for the street berms shall be prepared and

implemented immediately following completion of the new road section from Fenton Street to Te Ngae Road.

b1.12.1B.11 A landscape screening and planting plan for the street berms on Malfroy Road from

Fenton Street to Old Taupo Road shall be implemented in accordance with Council’s street planning policy.

b1.12.1B.12 Amenity planting shall be undertaken on appropriate parts of the land subject to the

designation at the time that designation works are carried out. b1.12.1B.13 The Council shall prepare a comprehensive plan change to its District Plan

incorporating the district road network, short term and long term, inclusive of Malfroy Road as an urban arterial.

b1.12.1B.14 The designation on the site of the Gateway Motel shall be amended to include a

length of only 12 metres on the Malfroy Road frontage and 9 metres on the Fenton Street frontage. The entranceways serving the Gateway Motel shall be incorporated at the Council’s cost in conjunction with the relevant intersection improvements. If the motel sign fronting Fenton Street needs to be moved in order to ensure proper traffic safety and efficiency in relation to the Malfroy Road/Fenton Street intersection, when the roundabout is installed, it shall be moved to such alternative location on the motel site as the motel owners may choose (without impinging on such safety and efficiency and subject to any District Plan requirement affecting placement of signs) at the Council’s expense.

b1.12.1B.15 The Council shall, prior to the opening of the proposed Ti Street deviation,

promulgate a Heavy Traffic Bylaw prohibiting entry of heavy traffic from the Ti Street deviation into the redesigned Ti Street at its western end via Fenton Street. The portion of the Ti Street deviation between Te Ngae Road and State Highway 30A will be available to serve the industrial area of Ti Street and its vicinity.

b1.12.1B.16 The speed regime of Malfroy Road shall be monitored with sufficient thoroughness

and frequency for the Council to be kept suitably informed and in a position to introduce such further traffic management steps as regards Malfroy Road and/or the Ti Street deviation in the future as may be necessary for maintaining the safety of motorists and pedestrians.

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b1.12.1C MALFROY ROAD/RANOLF STREET INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS

b1.12.1C.1 The site to which the alteration to designation applies is:

Malfroy Road / Ranolf Street intersection, Rotorua, on land legally described as Gazette Notices 2004/2186, 2004/2713, 2004/2716 and 2004/4209 (formally legally described as Sec’s 1, 2, 3 & 4 SO 314558).

b1.12.1C.2 Description of activity:

The alteration is required to designate land for the purpose of improving efficiency and safety of the roading network, in particular the works will upgrade the existing single lane roundabout at the Malfroy Road / Ranolf Street intersection to a double lane roundabout with two lane approaches and exits on each leg to accommodate current and future traffic. The area of the proposed designation consists of 2913m² in area. The requiring authority owns all the land subject to this designation and part of the area is already subject to an existing designation for the same purpose. A small amount of earthworks will be required and the widening of the road.

b1.12.1C.3 Conditions:

The following set of conditions shall apply: 1. That the road construction be undertaken generally in accordance with the

report by Opus Consultants Limited (reference 267881.00 dated November 2005) and plan by Opus Consultants Limited titled “Rotorua District Council intersection improvements Malfroy Road/Ranolf Street Intersection – Alteration to Designation and Notice of Requirement for Designation for Roundabout improvements”, feature identifier 2/216/27, Code 3204, Sheet 01, Revision R0, unless amended by the following conditions.

2. That prior to construction being undertaken a Construction Noise

Management Plan shall be prepared and subsequently implemented. Such plan shall have regard to the noise standards contained in the Rotorua District Plan.

3. That construction activities shall be carried out so as to comply with the noise

limits recommended in Tables 2 and 3 of NZS 6803:1999 (Acoustic Construction Noise) and shall be measured and assessed in accordance with NZS6801:1999 (The Measurement of Environmental Sound).

4. That the preparation of a Dust Management Plan to minimise the potential for

dust nuisance during construction or adverse effects on adjacent properties shall be undertaken by the contractor and submitted to Council for approval prior to construction.

5. That the preparation and implementation of a Sediment Management Plan to

avoid, remedy or mitigate potentially significant and adverse effects associated with any sedimentation from the proposal shall be undertaken by the contractor and submitted to Council for approval prior to construction.

6. That the designation shall lapse after 10 years from the 18th September 2006,

unless an application is made pursuant to Section 184 of the Resource Management Act 1991 to extend the period for the designation.

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b1.12.1D MALFROY ROAD/OLD TAUPO ROAD INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS

b1.12.1D.1 The site to which the designation applies is as follows:

Malfroy Road / Old Taupo Road intersection, Rotorua, on land legally described as: • Lots 20, 21 and 22 DP 2992, • Lots 1 and 2 DPS 24570, • Lots 2 and 3 DP 33739. The above-mentioned land parcels were excluded from the Urban Roads designation that became operative on 18 September 2006 (refer to b1.12.1A).

b1.12.1D.2 Description of activity:

Construction and operation of road widening work for intersection upgrade. The proposed works will upgrade the existing intersection of Malfroy Road and Old Taupo Road to provide two eastbound lanes (one additional lane in total) on Malfroy Road west that merge into a single through lane on the eastern side of Malfroy Road. A small amount of earthworks will be required and also the widening of the road. Approximately 530 square metres of land is required for the designation (Figure b1.12.1D).

b1.12.1D.3 Conditions:

The following set of conditions shall apply: (a) That the road construction be undertaken generally in accordance with the

report (reference 267881.00 dated November 2005) and plan titled “SH5 Region 4 RS 50 Four Lane Reconstruction” by Opus Consultants Limited.

(b) That a Traffic Management Plan be provided and submitted to Council and

approved by Council prior to construction commencing. (c) That prior to construction being undertaken a Construction Noise

Management Plan shall be prepared and subsequently implemented. The plan shall have regard to the noise standards contained in the Rotorua District Plan.

(d) That construction activities shall be carried out so as to comply with the

noise limits recommended in Tables 2 and 3 of NZS 6803:1999 (Acoustic Construction Noise) and shall be measured and assessed in accordance with NZS6801:1999 (The Measurement of Environmental Sound).

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(e) That the preparation of a Dust Management Plan to minimise the potential

for dust nuisance during construction or adverse effects on adjacent properties shall be undertaken by the contractor and submitted to Council for approval prior to construction.

(f) That the preparation and implementation of a Sediment Management Plan

to avoid, remedy or mitigate potentially significant and adverse effects associated with any sedimentation from the proposal shall be undertaken by the contractor and submitted to Council for approval prior to construction.

(g) That the designation shall lapse after 10 years from the date of this decision

(18 September 2006) unless an application is made pursuant to Section 184 of the Resource Management Act 1991 to extend the period for the designation.

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b1.12.1E LAKE ROAD FOUR LANE WIDENING DESIGNATION b1.12.1E.1 Designation of Lake Road b1.12.1E.1.1 The site to which the designation applies is as follows:

Land between the Lake Road and Fairy Springs Road/Old Taupo Road intersection and the Lake Road / Ranolf Street intersection (refer Figure b1.12.1E).

b1.12.1E.1.2 Description of activity: To designate land for the purpose of improving the efficiency and safety of Lake Road. The proposed works will upgrade Lake Road to four lanes and includes associated upgrades to railway and stream crossings. A small amount of earthworks will be required.

b1.12.1E.1.3 Conditions:

The following set of conditions shall apply:

(a) Construction That a Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP) shall be submitted to the Director of Environmental Services and approved prior to construction commencing. The CEMP shall detail: (i) All reasonable steps that will be taken to prevent any nuisance

and damage during construction to properties that are adjacent to the works.

(ii) Noise Management strategies that shall have regard to: • the noise standards contained in the Rotorua District Plan; • the noise limits recommended inTables 2 and 3 of NZS

6803:1999 (Acoustic Construction Noise); • the measurement and assessment criteria in

NZS6801:1999 (The Measurement of Environmental Sound); and

• the consultants report ‘Proposed Widening of Lake Road, Rotorua, Assessment of Noise Effects’ prepared by Hegley Acoustic Consultants and dated November 2005.

(iii) Dust management to minimise the potential for dust nuisance during construction.

(iv) Sediment and erosion control to avoid remedy or mitigate potentially significant and adverse effects associated with any sedimentation from the proposal.

(v) Vibration management to limit the duration of vibration effects during construction as detailed in the Central Laboratories Report 07-3-37535.1 Task 7CL, dated May 2007.

(vi) The measures to mitigate any potential adverse effects on private geothermal resources.

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(vii) The protocols to be followed in the event that any

archaeological sites, remains, artifacts, Taonga or koiwi are unearthed, dislodged, uncovered or otherwise found or discovered during earthworks.

(b) The Requiring Authority shall ensure that any property damaged

during construction shall be reinstated, or the owner compensated. (c) Within 6 months of the commencement of the designation, the

Requiring Authority shall advise the owners of those properties located on the route ("Owners") for which noise mitigation in the form of a noise barrier ("the Noise Works") is proposed in terms of Condition 2(a)(ii), of the intention to construct the Noise Works. If any of the Owners advise the Requiring Authority, within one month of receiving that advice, that they do not want the Noise Works constructed in respect of their property, the Requiring Authority shall not be required to comply with Condition 2(a)(ii) insofar as it relates to that Owners' property.

(d) That the Requiring Authority shall provide suitable turning facilities

in close vicinity to the Railway/Dinsdale/Lake Roads intersection to allow for all vehicles, including large vehicles and trailers, to change their direction from heading southeast along Lake Road to northwest towards Fairy Springs Road.

(e) That a right-turn bay and break in the median barrier on Lake Road

shall be provided to allow for Lake Road right-turning traffic to access 159 Lake Road (legally described as Te Koutu 3G1A).

(f) That an Outline Plan is required to be obtained prior to construction

works commencing. An outline plan shall be submitted in terms of Section 176A of the Resource Management Act 1991 and will detail the engineering design and confirm necessary mitigation and/or provision for: (i) The safe, efficient and viable access to every property fronting

Lake Road between Fairy Springs Road and Ranolf Street. (ii) The construction design of the Utuhina Stream bridge. (iii) The construction design of the Rotorua Branch railway

crossing. (iv) Cycle infrastructure (v) Pedestrian infrastructure (vi) Structural engineering assessment of the potential effects of the

road construction on the building at 163-167 Lake Road, Rotorua.

(vii) Stormwater disposal. (g) Prior to the finalisation of the Outline Plan the Requiring Authority

shall investigate and consider the potential to have a break in the proposed raised median strip or having a flush median to provide the ability to increase access opportunities for properties located between 169 and 177 Lake Road. The outcomes of this further analysis shall be reflected in the Outline Plan submitted for approval.

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b1.12.2 UTILITY SITES

b1.12.2.1 Sanitary Sewerage Utilities: Pump Stations Description of Activity: For the purpose of maintaining, operating, replacing, upgrading and new construction of buildings, wet walls, pumps, telemetry buildings, telemetry equipment, standby generators and associated buildings and accesses for the daily operation of sanitary sewer utilities.

Site No.

Planning Map

Description of Designation: Site Information: Engineering Reference

Area of Site:

SS1 38 Rotorua District Council: Moncur Drive sanitary sewer pump station

Legal Road Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Road

--- 40m2

SS2 26 Rotorua District Council: Marine Parade (Lake Front – Whakaue St) sanitary sewer pump station

Recreation Reserve, Gaz 2000 p 975, Sec 1 SO 59925 Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Reserve A.

--- 1,600m2

3 Intentionally blank SS4 32 Rotorua District Council:

Elizabeth Street sanitary sewer pump station

Pt Sec 6 ML 5223. Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Reserve A.

--- 971m2

SS5 26 Rotorua District Council: Polynesian Pools sanitary sewer pump station

Lot 2 DPS 15998 Rec. Res. Gaz. 1984 p 2272. Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Reserve A.

--- 100m2

SS6 25 Rotorua District Council: Depot Street Sanitary sewer pump station

Lot 4 DPS 36487, LP Res. (Drain Stn & SW Drain). Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Reserve A.

--- 1,116m2

SS7 16, 19 Rotorua District Council: Neil Road Sanitary sewer pump station. Legal road adjacent to 32 Neil Road

Legal Road Sanitary Sewer, U.Z. Road.

--- 75m2

SS8 16 Rotorua District Council: Barnard Road Sanitary sewer pump station

Lots 15 and 18 DPS 22681. Sanitary Sewer, U.Z. Reserve A.

--- 180m2

SS9 20 Rotorua District Council: Panui Road Sanitary sewer pump station


--- 75m2

SS10 26 Rotorua District Council: Tarewa Road, (Tuara Place) Sanitary sewer pump station


--- 60m2

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SS11 38 Rotorua District Council: Whakarewarewa (Tryon Street) Sanitary sewer pump station

Sec 13, Blk L, Tn of Rotorua, SO 24532, Municipal Res Gaz. 1929 p61 Sanitary Sewer, U.Z. Reserve A.

--- 100m2

SS12 16 Rotorua District Council: Kawaha Point ‘A’ (Railway Crossing), Sanitary sewer pump station

Lot 7 DPS 37397. LP Res (Road) Sanitary Sewer, U.Z. Road.

--- 75m2

SS13 25 Rotorua District Council: Sunset Road Sanitary sewer pump station

Lot 145 DPS 12220. Esplanade Res. Gaz. 1971 p538 Sanitary Sewer, U.Z. Reserve A.

--- 207m2

SS14 25 Rotorua District Council: Harold Crescent Sanitary sewer pump station

Lot 382 DPS 14170, Rec. Res. Gaz. 1997 p 3873. Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Reserve A.

--- 500m2

SS15 26 Rotorua District Council: Queen Elizabeth Hospital Sanitary sewer pump station

Lot 1 of Sec 2 SO 42367 Rec Res. Gaz. 1986 p2485 Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Reserve B.

--- 150m2

SS16 31 Rotorua District Council: Malfroy Road Sanitary sewer pump station adjacent to 262 Malfroy Road

Legal Road Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Road.

--- 75m2

SS17 17 Rotorua District Council: Kawaha Point ‘B’ (Pond) Sanitary sewer pump station

Lot 14 DPS 12156 Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Reserve A.

--- 150m2

SS18 17 Rotorua District Council: Kawaha Point ‘C’ (Landing Reserve) Sanitary sewer pump station

Pt Kawaha 5N3C, ML 8667, DP 22126. Landing Reserve Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Reserve A.

--- 70m2

SS19 17 Rotorua District Council: Kawaha Point ‘D’ (Coleman) Sanitary sewer pump station

Lot 1 DPS 27477 Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Residential B.

--- 50m2

SS20 37 Rotorua District Council: Solly Place Sanitary sewer pump station. Legal road adjacent to 17 Solly Place


--- 30m2

SS21 14 Rotorua District Council: Manahi Reserve, Sanitary sewer pump station

Kawaha N33, ML 19427 Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Reserve A.

--- 100m2

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SS22 13 Rotorua District Council: Aquarius Drive Sanitary sewer pump station


--- 64m2

SS23 41 Rotorua District Council: Willmott Place Sanitary sewer pump station

Lot 16 DPS 18050. Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Residential B.

--- 25m2

SS24 33 Rotorua District Council: Sala Street Sanitary sewer pump station

Sec 74, SO 74114 LP Reserve (Esplanade) Gaz. 1975 p2238 Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Reserve A.

--- 50m2

SS25 37 Rotorua District Council: Solly Place Esplanade Reserve, Sanitary sewer pump station

Lot 45 DPS 11880. Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Reserve A.

--- 50m2

SS26 42 Rotorua District Council: Tihi-O-Tonga Sanitary sewer pump station (Kerswell Tce)

Pt Lot 2 DP 23567. Rec. Reserve Gaz. 1987 p962 Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Reserve A.

--- 50m2

SS27 27 Rotorua District Council: Government Gardens Sanitary sewer pump station

Pt Sec 2, SO 32356. Rec. Reserve Gaz. 1984 p2272 Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Reserve A.

--- 100m2

SS28 26 Rotorua District Council: Hinemaru Street (Princes Gate), Sanitary sewer pump station

Pt Sec 2, SO 32356. Rec. Reserve Gaz. 1984 p2272. Sanitary Sewer, U.Z. Reserve A.

--- 150m2

SS29 37 Rotorua District Council: Brook Place Sanitary sewer pump station

Lot 42 DPS 63191. Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Residential B.

--- 123m2

30 Intentionally blank SS31 33 Rotorua District Council: Hona

Road Sanitary sewer pump station

Pt Ngapuna 1D2A3 ML 19761, SO 48325, Sewage Pump Station Gaz. 1982 p3265. Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Industrial A.

--- 339m2

SS32 33 Rotorua District Council: Komatsu (Hamiora Place) Sanitary sewer pump station

Lot 8 DPS 24314 Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Industrial A.

--- 40m2

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SS33 22 Rotorua District Council:

Pohutukawa Drive Sanitary sewer pump station


--- 49.5m2

SS34 21, 22 Rotorua District Council: Holden Ave Sanitary sewer pump station


--- 255m2

SS35 22 Rotorua District Council: Willow Ave Sanitary sewer pump station Legal Road adjacent to 31 Willow Ave


--- 40m2

36 Intentionally blank SS37 34 Rotorua District Council:

Walford Drive Sanitary sewer pump station


--- 100m2

SS38 44 Rotorua District Council: Hannahs Bay Reserve Sanitary sewer pump station

Pt Sec 1, SO 59465 Rec. Reserve Gaz. 1993 p871 Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Reserve A.

--- 100m2

39 Intentionally blank 40 Intentionally blank SS41 11 Rotorua District Council:

Brookdale Drive Sanitary sewer pump station


--- 50m2

SS42 9 Rotorua District Council: Kingsley Drive Sanitary sewer pump station


--- 1,528m2

SS43 8 Rotorua District Council: Ranginui Street Sanitary sewer pump station

Waiteti 2A1A2A5, Sec 23 ML 17526 Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Reserve A.

--- 100m2

SS44 12 Rotorua District Council: Parawai Road Sanitary sewer pump station

Pt Waikuta 2 ML 9161. Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Residential B.

--- 90m2

SS45 10 Rotorua District Council: Taui St Sanitary sewer pump station Legal Road

SO 51976 Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Reserve A.

--- 100m2

SS46 10 Rotorua District Council: Paraone Street Sanitary sewer pump station Legal Road


--- 100m2

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SS47 8 Rotorua District Council: Arnold Street (end of Waiteti Road) Legal Road. Sanitary sewer pump station


--- 100m2

SS48 8 Rotorua District Council: Waiteti Street Legal Road Sanitary sewer pump station


--- 75m2

SS49 11 Rotorua District Council: Kokiri Street (Munro Place) Sanitary sewer pump station


--- 100m2

SS50 12 Rotorua District Council: Waikuta Road Sanitary sewer pump station Legal Road


--- 28m2

SS51 12 Rotorua District Council: Western Road (Elliot Park) Sanitary sewer pump station


--- 100m2

SS52 8 Rotorua District Council: Mokoia Road Sanitary sewer pump station

Pt Waiteti 2A1A1B (Roadway), ML 20308 Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Road.

--- 75m2

SS53 7 Rotorua District Council: Keith Road, Sanitary sewer pump station Legal Road

Legal Road. Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Road.

--- 60m2

SS54 7 Rotorua District Council: Biocycle Plant, Central Road

Mangorewa Kaharoa 6E3 No. 2E2B1C, ML 18992. Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Rural A.

--- 75m2

SS55 112 Rotorua District Council: Brett Road Toilet Sanitary Sewer pump station

Sec 38 BLK XIII Ruawahia Survey District. Rec.Reserve Gaz. 1965 p 1334. Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Reserve A.

--- 150m2

56 Intentionally blank 57 Intentionally blank 58 Intentionally blank 59 Intentionally blank SS60 108 Rotorua District Council:

Landfill gate sanitary sewer Lot 1 DPS 12253. Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Rural A.

--- 100m2

SS61 108 Rotorua District Council: Landfill slave Sanitary sewer pump station

Lot 1 DPS 12253 Sanitary Sewer, U.Z Rural A.

--- 100m2

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b1.12.2.2 Water Supply Utilities: Water Reservoirs

Description of Activity: For the purpose of maintaining, operating, replacing, re-locating, upgrading and new construction of buildings, reservoirs, chlorine sheds, pump stations, telemetry buildings, telemetry equipment, standby generators and associated buildings and accesses for the daily operation of water supply utilities.

Site No.

Planning Map

Description of Designation:

Site Information: Engineering Reference

Area of Site:

Central: WS62 108 Rotorua District Council:

Utuhina Reservoir, Utuhina Road

Pt Ngati Whakaue amalgamated, ML 20325, SO 46741 and Pt Tihiotonga A, ML 20325, SO 46690. Reservoir, U.Z Rural A.

WS 197 5,526m2

63 Intentionally blank WS64 36 Rotorua District Council:

Matipo No 1 Water Reservoir Matipo Avenue

Pt Lot 1 DPS 2553. LP Reserve (Reservoir), U.Z Reserve A.

WS 205 4,864m2

WS65 36 Rotorua District Council: Matipo No. 2 Reservoir Matipo Avenue

Lot 1 DPS 2553. LP Reserve (Reservoir), U.Z Reserve A.

WS 206 1,618m2

WS66 18 Rotorua District Council: Russell Crescent Reservoir

Lot 2 DPS 21348. Water reservoir, telemetry, U.Z Reserve A.

WS 207 13,500m2

Eastern: WS67 40 Rotorua District Council

and her Majesty the Queen: Tarawera Top Reservoir and Pump Station, Tarawera Road

Sec 1 SO 58604, Sec’s 1 and 2 SO 58605, Gaz 2000 p3482. Water reservoir and telemetry, U.Z Rural A.

WS 1034 3,550m2

WS68 40 Rotorua District Council: Tarawera Bottom Reservoir, Tarawera Road

Lot 3 DPS 67766. LP Reserve (reservoir), Water reservoir and telemetry, U.Z Reserve A.

WS 1035 4,924m2

WS69 105 Rotorua District Council: Ngongotaha Reservoir, Henderson Road

Lot 1 DPS 73445. Reservoir, U.Z Rural A.

WS 2028 4,880m2

WS70 104, 105 Rotorua District Council: Ngongotaha Reservoir, Central Road

Pt Mangorewa Kaharoa 6E3 No.2H8, ML 9232, SO 43201, LP Reserve Gaz. 1966 p2228. Reservoir, U.Z Reserve A.

WS 2027 4,854m2

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Site No.

Planning Map



Area of Site:

Hamurana: WS71 105 Rotorua District Council:

Hamurana Reservoir No. 1, Kaskas Farm, Turner Road

Lot 1 DPS 65705.

LP Reserve (water supply) Reservoir, U.Z Rural A.

WS 3018 2,385m2

WS72 102 Rotorua District Council: Kaharoa Reservoir, Te Waerenga Road

Pt Sec 2, Blk VIII, Rotorua SD, SO 50685, Gaz. 1984 p3096. Reservoir, U.Z Rural A.

--- 900m2

WS73 2 Rotorua District Council: Unsworth Road Reservoir, Unsworth Road

Lot 1 DPS 65706. Reservoir, U.Z Rural A.

WS 3019 644m2

Rotoiti: WS74 65 Rotorua District Council:

Rotoiti Reservoir, Gisborne Point, SHW 30

Pt Lot 1 DP 23441, SO 53115 (Waterworks) Gaz. 1986 p.3940. Reservoir, U.Z Rural A.

--- 1,496m2

75 Intentionally blank Rotoma: WS76 73 Rotorua District Council:

Rotoma reservoir, Oxford Road

Lot 3 DPS 33855. LP Reserve (Reservoir), U.Z Rural E.

WS 6510 646m2

77 Intentionally blank

b1.12.2.3 Water Supply Utilities: Water Pump Stations and Headworks

Description of Activity: For the purpose of maintaining, operating, replacing, upgrading and new construction of buildings, reservoirs, chlorine sheds, pump stations, telemetry re-locating buildings, telemetry equipment, standby generators and associated buildings and accesses for the daily operation of water supply utilities.

Site No.

Planning Map

Description of Designation: Site Information: Engineering Reference

Area of Site:

Central: WS78 36 Rotorua District Council:

Utuhina Headworks Spring Impoundment Pump Station, Chlorination telemetry, Protected water supply area Luxor Place

Lots 1 and 2 DPS 3316 Pt Tihi-o-tonga A SO 43139 Pt Tihi-o-tonga A SO 41942 LP Reserve Gaz. 1996 p 1169, p402. U.Z Reserve A.

WS 198 54,593m2

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Area of Site:

WS79 42 Rotorua District Council: Hemo Gorge Reservoir, Mokoia Drive Tihi-o-tonga Pump Stations 1 and 2

Pt Lot 2 DP 23567, SO 32388, LP Reserve Gaz. 1987 p962. Reservoir, water pump station, U.Z Reserve A.

WS 199 WS 200

9,600m2

WS80 43 Rotorua District Council: Tihi-o-tonga Reservoir No. 1 Balwyn Ave Tihi-o-tonga Reservoir No. 2 Balwyn Ave

Lot 78 DPS 20017. Reservoirs, U.Z Reserve A.

WS 201 WS202

1,123m2

WS81 37 Rotorua District Council: Pukehangi Booster Pump station. Cnr Carter Drive and Pukehangi Road

Lot 1 & 2 DPS 12937. Pump Station, U.Z Residential B.

WS 204 1,712m2

WS82 18 Rotorua District Council: Thomas Crescent Booster Pump Station

Lot 278 DPS 5333. Pump Station, U.Z Residential B

WS 208 20.6m2

WS83 36 Rotorua District Council: Matipo Booster Pump Station shed, Matipo Ave

Legal Road. Pump station, U.Z Road.

--- 15m2

Eastern: WS84 108 Rotorua District Council:

Hemo Springs headworks Sec 1 SO 58605, Gaz 2000 p3482. Headworks, U.Z. Rural A.

--- 35,580m2

WS85 108 Rotorua District Council: Waipa Springs, headworks and pump station

Sec 2 SO 58605, Gaz 2000 p3482. Pump Station, U.Z. Rural A.

--- 120,580m2

Ngongotaha: WS86 7 Rotorua District Council:

Ngongotaha Headworks and pump station, (Taniwha Springs), Central Road

Pt 6E3 No. 2, Mangorewa Kaharoa SO 43202, LP Reserve Gaz. 1966 p2228. Spring Source, Pump station, telemetry, U.Z Reserve A.

--- 3,961m2

Mamaku: WS87 77 Rotorua District Council:

Mamaku bore, reservoir pump station

Legal Road Reservoir, Pump Station, U.Z Road.

--- 1,400m2

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Site No.

Planning Map



Area of Site:

Hamurana: WS88 4 Rotorua District Council:

Hamurana and Kaharoa headworks. Protected water supply, Hamurana pump station Kaharoa Pump station telemetry, Hamurana Emergency chlorinator. Turner Road, opposite Alice Place

Pt Sec 12 and 47, Blk V, Rotoiti Survey District Hamurana Springs Rec. Reserve Gaz. 1982 p1098. Headworks, Protected water supply, Hamurana pump station, Kaharoa pump station, telemetry, Hamurana emergency chlorinator, U.Z Reserve A.

WS 3020 WS 3518

1,506m2

WS89 102 Rotorua District Council: Tauranga Direct Road booster pump station, Opposite Kaharoa Road

Sec 70 BLK VIII Rotorua SD, SO 43965, Water Works Gaz. 1984 p3096. Booster station, U.Z Rural A.

--- 32m2

WS90 101 Rotorua District Council: Roy Road Booster Pump station and reservoir, Cnr Roy Road and Lagoon Road

Legal Road. Booster station and reservoir, U.Z Road.

WS 3519 600m2

WS91 105 Te Waerenga break tanks Legal Road. Break tanks, U. Z. Road

--- 75m2

Rotoiti: WS92 67 Rotorua District Council:

Rotoiti headworks and pump station, SH 30 (The Maori Owners (before Primary School)

Haroharo 1C2B2 ML 21907. Headworks, U.Z Rural E.

--- 145m2

Rotoma: WS93 73 Rotorua District Council:

Rotoma Pump station and headworks, SH 30

Legal Road Pump Station and Headworks, U.Z Road.

WS 6509 150m2

Reporoa: WS94 114 Rotorua District Council:

Reporoa headworks, Handcock Road

Lot 4 DPS 63212. Easement on DPS 11722, over Lot 3 DPS 63212. Headworks, U.Z Rural A.

--- 11,180.2

m2

WS95 114 Rotorua District Council: Homestead Road booster pump station, intersection of Homestead Road and Broadlands Road

Legal Road Booster station, U.Z Road.

--- 75m2

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Area of Site:

WS96 114 Rotorua District Council: Reporoa Chlorine shed, Handcock Road

Rotomahana Parekarangi 3A35B, ML 8476.

Chlorine shed, U.Z Rural A.

--- 88.6m2

WS97 114 Rotorua District Council: Reporoa recorder shed NOTE:- The duration of this designation is from 15 July 2002 to 15 July 2003. Refer to condition b12.2.5.7.

Pt Rotomahana Parekarangi 3A3B5C1, ML 8476.

Recorder shed, U.Z Rural A.

--- 25m2

WS98 Intentionally blank TELEMETRY: TE99 111 Rotorua District Council:

Waiotapu Telemetry Sec 5 BLK VI Paeroa SD, SO 56635

Telemetry site, U.Z. Rural A.

--- 100m2

b1.12.2.4 Conditions Applying to all Utility Sites: b1.12.2.4.1 Engineering Works That all engineering works undertaken to satisfy the conditions outlined below,

shall be carried out in accordance with the Rotorua Civil Engineering Industry Standard and the District Plan to the satisfaction of the District Engineer.

b1.12.2.4.2 Project Management and Liaison A project manager is appointed to maintain liaison with the community regarding

the physical works programme. The project manager be responsible for advising neighbours of the annual programme of physical works, the nature of those works including construction materials and finished colours, and a general timeframe for those works to be completed.

Physical works refers to reservoirs and structures like, or similar to a stand-by

generator structure and does not include maintenance, repair and replacement or minor extensions to pipes or the placement of small container heads on the designated site.

This responsibility also extends to those sites for which an Outline Plan will be

required, as set out below. b1.12.2.4.3 Landscape Plan

(a) On all sites situated on reserve land, as classified under the Reserves Act 1977 and or zoned as such under the District Plan, a landscape plan shall be prepared by a suitably qualified person to screen these structures from neighbouring land uses.

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(b) The Landscape Plan shall include a:

(i) description of the existing planting and proposed planting; (ii) general schedule of species to be planted, suggested planting density, and

the mature height of these species in relation to the structures(s) to be screened; and

(iii) maintenance programme.

(c) The Landscape Plan shall be to the satisfaction of the Director, Environmental

Services, and shall be approved prior to the completion of the physical works on each site.

b1.12.2.4.4 Construction Noise All noise from construction, maintenance and demolition work shall be managed in

accordance with NZS6803P: 1984 “The Measurement and Assessment of Noise from Construction, Maintenance, and Demolition Work.”

b1.12.2.4.5 Noise

(a) Other than occasional noise emissions from stand-by generators when used in an emergency, activities shall be managed so that noise generated shall not exceed the maximum levels for the underlying zones as specified in Appendix K – Noise Standards, in the District Plan.

(b) No activities are to exceed a night-time level of 75dBA Lmax. b1.12.2.5 Additional Site Specific Conditions – Outline Plan Applications

b1.12.2.5.1 In accordance with section 176(A) of the Resource Management Act 1991, an

application for an Outline Plan is necessary when physical works are to be constructed on the following designated sites:

Site 7: Neil Road Sanitary Sewer pump station (adjacent to 32 Neil Road); Site 35: Willow Avenue Sanitary Sewer pump station (adjacent to 25 Willow

Ave); Site 41: Brookdale Drive Sanitary sewer pump station; Site 67: Tarawera Top Reservoir and pump station; Site 68: Tarawera Bottom Reservoir, Tarawera Road; Site 69: Ngongotaha Reservoir, Henderson Road; Site 80: Tihi-o-tonga Reservoir No.1 and No.2 Balwyn Avenue.

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b1.12.2.5.2 Physical works refers to reservoirs and structures like, or similar to a stand-by

generator structure and does not include maintenance, repair and replacement or minor extensions to pipes or the placement of small container heads on the designated site.

b1.12.2.5.3 Additional Site Specific Condition Site 50: Waikuta Road Sanitary Pump Station. Any additional above ground structures shall be located against the fence on the

property boundary at 20 Waikuta Road and any trimming or removal of vegetation will be minimised

b1.12.2.5.4 Additional Site Specific Condition Site 67: Tarawera Road Top Reservoir.

Any additional reservoir structure shall be located on the existing cleared and grassed bench to the south of the existing reservoir.

b1.12.2.5.5 Additional Site Specific Condition Site 68: Tarawera Bottom Reservoir;

(a) Should any additional reservoir be constructed, both the existing and additional reservoir structures shall contain guttering and spouting to connect all stormwater flow to the reticulation system.

(b) In the first planting season following the date of the decision on the notice of

requirement (11 June 2002), plant evergreen landscaping in a position that would not be affected by future construction works for a second reservoir. This planting shall be to a depth of 3 metres adjacent to and for the full length of the property boundaries with 6G and 6H Forest Place, Rotorua.

(c) Details of such planting shall be discussed with the above listed Forest Place

residents prior to planting. (d) The planting is intended to provide screening over a 10-year period, of a

second reservoir, if constructed on the site, for adjoining property owners, as illustrated in the photos of Diagram 1.

b1.12.2.5.6 Additional Site Specific Condition – Site 80: Tihi-o-tonga Reservoir No.1 and No.2

Balwyn Avenue. Should any additional reservoir be constructed, the existing and additional reservoir structures shall contain guttering and spouting to connect all stormwater flow to the reticulation system, where this exists.

b1.12.2.5.7 Additional Site Specific Condition – Site 97: Reporoa Recorder Shed.

For the purpose of Section 184(1)(c) of the Resource Management Act 1991, the designation be confirmed for a period of one year commencing from July 15, 2002. By that time the Recorder Shed shall be removed from its present site.

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b1.12.3 ROTORUA AIRPORT b1.12.3.1 The site to which the designation applies is as follows:

The designation applies to the whole of Rotorua Regional Airport and contains 103.43 hectares of land. The Airport has frontage to SH30 (Te Ngae Road) on its eastern side, Lake Rotorua on its western side, rural land to the north and residential land to the south.

The extent of the Rotorua Airport designation is shown on the accompanying Figure titled – Rotorua Airport Land to be designated for Airport Purposes. It comprises the same area of land that is the subject of Part A of the Airport Operation And Airport Approach And Take-Off Obstacle Limitation Surfaces Designation, held by Rotorua Regional Airport Limited. The land is legally described as Part Lot 1 DPS 49938, Parts Owhata 4A1B, 4A1A, Part Lots 40 and 41 DP 33114, Lots 7, 8, 26 – 31, and 102 DP 36536. (See Figure 1.)

b1.12.3.2 Description of activity is:

The designation applies across the whole of the Airport in a manner allowing the continued operation and future development of the Airport and all activities associated with its operation as an important physical infrastructure resource to the Rotorua community and the wider regional and national community.

Existing and future Airport development includes existing and future runway extensions, and provision of all infrastructure associated with the Airport including buildings, drainage navigational aids and lighting, within the areas shown in the Figure titled - Rotorua Airport –Plan of Development. (See Figure 2.)

Ancillary aviation related uses of the buildings are for recreation, conference and function purposes. Erosion, silting and flood management systems are provided for within the designation.

b1.12.3.3 Designation on Part Lot 1 DPS 49938, Parts Owhata 4A1B, 4A1A, Part Lots 40

and 41 DP 33114, Lots 7, 8, 26 – 31, and 102 DP 36536. The following conditions shall apply to Rotorua District Council’s designation on Part Lot 1 DPS 49938, Parts Owhata 4A1B, 4A1A, Part Lots 40 and 41 DP 33114, Lots 7, 8, 26 – 31, and 102 DP 36536. (See Figure 1.)

b1.12.3.3.1 That the layout of new buildings, structure and facilities, including managed

pedestrian access along the lakefront and protection of the Karamuramu Baths and Pikirangi Puna (Springs), shall be generally in accordance with “Rotorua Airport Plan of Development”. (See Figure 2.)

b1.12.3.3.2 Any land taken or held for the Airport Development Works shall be maintained to a

reasonable standard until physical works commence. b1.12.3.3.3 That the designation be subject to all of the noise controls and noise mitigation

requirements set out in Section 12.2 of the District Plan.

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b1.12.3.3.4 That an archaeologist shall be present on site during the excavation part of the

construction programme for the proposed runway extension and if any construction work uncovers any archaeological remains, the Requiring Authority shall immediately advise local iwi and the New Zealand Historic Places Trust (NZHPT) and cease working in the affected area until any necessary authority required by the NZHPT is obtained.

b1.12.3.3.5 Within 12 months of the designation taking effect, the Requiring Authority shall

commission a suitably qualified and experienced professional to prepare to the satisfaction of the Council’s Director of Environmental Services (upon advice from an independent professional), a Wetlands Mitigation Proposal. This proposal will identify area(s) of additional rehabilitation for existing (degraded) wetlands and/or additional new wetlands to be established, of an area at least equal in size to the wetlands that will be reclaimed as a result of the proposed runway extension. The programme will include a detailed Planting Plan(s) for the existing wetland(s) to be rehabilitated and/or the new wetland(s) to be established, including the following:

(i) Details of how the local hydrology will be managed to maintain the wetlands;

(ii) Location of the proposed vegetation zones; (iii) Species to be used in each of the vegetation zones; (iv) Source of the plant material; (v) Size of the plants; (vi) Density of plantings; (vii) Details of plant maintenance (including replacement of mortalities); (viii) A maintenance schedule. The Planting Plan shall be implemented within 12 months of the completion of construction of the proposed runway extension works.

b1.12.3.3.6 Construction noise shall comply with the provisions of NZS 6803:1999 “Acoustics

– Construction Noise” with the following exemptions:

For reasons of safety and to avoid disruption to scheduled passenger services it will be necessary to carry out “tying in” and “overlay” works on the existing runway during night time hours. These works shall comply with the following: For a maximum of 15 nights per annum, noise from construction activities shall not exceed the following limits received 1 metre from the façade of dwellings: 8.00pm –midnight 60dBA Leq midnight – 6.30am 55dBA Leq 8.00pm-6.30am 85 dBA Lmax

In addition construction works may be carried out at each end of the runway in exceedence of the limits in NZS6803:1999 up to a maximum of 10 nights per annum for the northern end and 10 nights per annum for the southern end . This is provided that no works take place at any one end of the runway for more than two consecutive nights at a time, unless all affected persons agree. Noise from this construction work shall not exceed the following limits received 1 metre from the façade of dwellings: 8.00pm –6.30am 55 dBA Leq 8.00pm – 6.30am 85 dBA Lmax

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At least 48 hours prior to these night time works commencing, residents of dwellings which are predicted to receive noise levels greater than the limits of NZS 6803:1999 shall be notified.

All construction works shall be carried out in accordance with Construction Noise Management Plans to be prepared in accordance with NZS6803:1999 “Acoustics – Construction Noise”, to the satisfaction of the Council. For the purpose of this condition construction noise levels shall be measured and assessed in accordance with the provisions of NZS 6803:1999.

b1.12.3.3.7 All contract documentation for the construction of Airport development works,

shall include reference to these Designation conditions, any resource consents (including any conditions on any consents), and any approved mitigation, management plan(s) or outline plan(s) approved for the Airport.

b1.12.3.3.8 That the site of the Karamuramu Baths and Pikirangi Puna (Springs) on the

lakeshore be demarcated in consultation with tangata whenua and that managed pedestrian access along the lakeshore to the Springs and Puna be provided where this is consistent with Airport safety and security within 12 months of the designation taking effect. The proposed demarcated area and lakefront access is indicated on Figure 2.

b1.12.3.3.9 Within 18 months of this designation taking effect Rotorua District Council shall

make offers to the owners of numbers 53 Lee Road, 2, 4 and 8 Williton Road to purchase those properties.

b1.12.3.3.10 Forthwith upon the designation taking effect, Rotorua District Council shall make

offers to purchase: (i) all those houses on the eastern side of Williton Road, being numbers 1, 3, 5,

7, 9 and 11 that are covered by the designations; and (ii) 51 Lee Road; and (iii) all those properties within or partly within the 2033 Ldn 70dBA contour (if

any) which are to be identified, forthwith b1.12.3.3.11 Where the annual noise contour plan forwarded to the Council in accordance with

rule 12.5.5.2(d) and rule 12.2.5.3(a) of the District Plan indicates that properties will fall within, or partly within, the annual Ldn 65dBA contour, the Rotorua District Council shall offer to purchase the properties, within 18 months, but not earlier than 12 months, of receiving the report from the airport company.

b1.12.3.3.12 Rotorua District Council will provide acoustic treatment to the following

buildings as if such buildings qualified for treatment under clause 12.2.5.3 of Change 32 (and in the manner and to the standards applying to a relevant qualifying building under that clause) as follows: (i) The Ruamata Marae buildings and Pikirangi Marae, when Change 32

becomes operative, and (ii) The Ruamata Kura Kaupapa buildings, within six months after this

designation has been given effect to, and (iii) The Rotokawa School, within two years of this designation having been

given effect to.

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b1.12.3.3.13 The designation shall lapse within 7 years unless it has been given effect to within

that period. b1.12.3.3.14 Within six months of this designation taking effect, the Council shall establish and

maintain a committee to consider, and where appropriate make recommendations to the Council on the Rotorua Regional Airport Limited draft statement of intent prepared each year. The committee shall have four members, including two Council nominees (one of which will chair the committee), and the Council shall invite the Chair of the Ngati Uenukukopako Iwi Trust (or their delegate) to nominate two members of the committee.

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b1.13 BROADCASTING COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED DESIGNATION

b1.13.1 DESIGNATION ON PART ROTOMAHANA PAREKARANGI 3A3B5A BLK

V PAEROA SD

The following conditions shall apply to Broadcasting Communications Limited’s designation on Part Rotomahana Parekarangi 3A3B5A Blk V Paeroa SD.

b1.13.1.1 There shall be only one lattice tower on the designated land, with a maximum

height of 40 metres above existing ground level, at any one time with the exception of temporary structures for construction and/or maintenance purposes. Any temporary structures shall be removed at the end of such work.

b1.13.1.2 The emission of electrical or electromagnetic radiation shall comply with the New

Zealand Standards NZS2772.1 (1999). Radio frequency Fields: Part 1 Maximum Exposure Levels – 3kHz – 300GHz.

b1.13.1.3 The placement or erection of the following equipment on the lattice tower and

existing structures on the site shall be permitted without the provision of any Outline Plan of Works pursuant to Section 176A(1) of the Resource Management Act 1991:

i) Up to a total of twelve dish antennas, each with a maximum diameter greater than 2 metres but less than 4 metres.

ii) Broadcasting, telecommunication and radio communication antennas including whip, grid, yagi, dipoles and panels or similar ancillary equipment, but no single antenna dish or panel shall have a solid frontal surface area of greater than 4m2 or 2 metres in diameter in the case of dish antenna, unless otherwise specified above.

b1.13.1.4 No new structures other than those specified in 1(c) of the Notice of Requirement

shall be erected on the site without the submission of an Outline Plan of works pursuant to Section 176A of the Resource Management Act 1991.

b1.13.1.5 Any new antenna or structures above 10 metres in height shall be constructed from

materials which minimise the reflection of light (subject to civil aviation requirements).

b1.13.1.6 i) That during the construction phase of the complex, the requiring authority

shall ensure that the builders operate their plant and equipment in compliance with NZS 6803P Measurement and Assessment of Noise from Construction, Maintenance and Demolition Work.

ii) During normal operation, the requiring authority shall ensure that the noise emissions from the site, when measured at the notional boundary of any affected residence shall not exceed the following noise levels, as specified in Appendix K of the Proposed Rotorua District Plan:

Daytime: Monday to Friday 7 am - 6 pm 45 dBA L10 Saturday 7 am - 12 noon 45 dBA L10 Evening: Monday to Friday 6 pm to 10 pm 40 dBA L10 Saturday 12 noon - 10 pm 40 dBA L10 Night time: At all other times, including

Sundays and Public Holidays 40 dBA L10

75 dBA Lmax

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b1.13.1.7 The above conditions do not restrict the continued use of equipment and structures

currently on the designated land, and those on land adjoining the designated land, including those specified in item 1(b) of the Notice of Requirement. This equipment includes (but is not limited to) 3 wooden guide masts (auxiliary mono-poles) with antennas less than 20 metres.

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b1.13.2 DESIGNATION ON PART NGATI WHAKAUE AMALGAMATED ML

20323

The following conditions shall apply to Broadcasting Communications Limited’s designation on Part Ngati Whakaue Amalgamated ML 20323 (Pukepoto Hill).

b1.13.2.1 The following equipment shall be permitted to be attached to or erected on the

existing towers and structures or elsewhere on the site, on a permanent basis without the provision of any outline plan of works pursuant to section 176A of the Resource Management Act 1991:

a) Up to two dish antennas with a maximum diameter greater than 2.5 metres but less than 5.0 metres.

b) Broadcasting, telecommunication and radio communication antennas including whip, grid, yagi, dipoles and panels or similar ancillary equipment, but no single antenna dish or panel shall have a solid frontal surface area of greater than 5.0 m2 or 2.5 metres in diameter in the case of dish antennas, unless otherwise specified in (a) above.

b1.13.2.2 No new structures shall be erected on the site without submission of an outline plan

of works pursuant to section 176A of the Resource Management Act 1991 other than those set out in condition 1 above or structures which are either intended to replace the structures existing on the site or any temporary structures erected for the purposes of allowing maintenance or repair of existing structures (provided that such temporary structures will be removed once any such maintenance or repair has ceased).

b1.13.2.3. Radio frequency radiation emissions from the site shall comply with standard NZS

2772.1:1999 Radio Frequency Fields (Maximum Exposure Levels – 3kHz to 300GHz).

b1.13.2.4. For any alterations or additions to the facility requiring earthworks the applicant

shall detail consultation with tangata whenua in the submission of an outline plan of works pursuant to section 176A of the Resource Management Act 1991.

b1.13.2.5. The height of any mast and attached antenna shall be capped at a maximum height

of 50m.

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b1.14 ROTORUA REGIONAL AIRPORT LIMITED b1.14.1 AIRPORT OPERATION

b1.14.1.1 The site to which the designation applies is as follows:

The designation applies to the whole of Rotorua Regional Airport and contains 103.43 hectares of land. The Airport has frontage to SH30 (Te Ngae Road) on its eastern side, Lake Rotorua on its western side, rural land to the north and residential land to the south.

The extent of the Rotorua Airport designation is shown on the accompanying Figure titled – Rotorua Airport Land to be designated for Airport Purposes . It comprises the same area of land that is the subject of Part A of the Airport Operation And Airport Approach And Take-Off Obstacle Limitation Surfaces Designation, held by Rotorua Regional Airport Limited. The land is legally described as Part Lot 1 DPS 49938, Parts Owhata 4A1B, 4A1A, Part Lots 40 and 41 DP 33114, Lots 7, 8, 26 – 31, and 102 DP 36536. (See Figure 1.)


The designation applies across the whole of the Airport in a manner allowing the continued operation and future development of the Airport and all activities associated with its operation as an important physical infrastructure resource to the Rotorua community and the wider regional and national community.

Existing and future Airport development includes existing and future runway extensions, and provision of all infrastructure associated with the Airport including buildings, drainage navigational aids and lighting, within the areas shown in the Figure titled - Rotorua Airport –Plan of Development. (See Figure 2.)

Ancillary aviation related uses of the buildings are for recreation, conference and function purposes. Erosion, silting and flood management systems are provided for within the designation.

b1.14.2 AIRPORT APPROACH AND TAKE-OFF OBSTACLE LIMITATION

SURFACES DESIGNATION b1.14.2.1 The site to which the requirement applies is as follows:

Airspace above Rotorua Airport and part of the surrounding Rotorua District (as more particularly detailed in Figures 3 and 4).

The height restrictions used in this notice are based on Civil Aviation Authority (“CAA”) Rule Part 139.51 and the associated Advisory Circular AC 139-06A “Aerodrome Design – Aeroplanes above 5,700kg” specifications for OLS applicable to code 4C aircraft operating from an instrument non-precision runway. All elevations are provided in metres above mean sea level (“AMSL”) unless otherwise stated.

NOTE: The CAA uses a coding system that defines the airport operational requirements for

aircraft based on their size and takeoff performance. Under this system the Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 are defined as code 4C aircraft

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It is proposed to extend the existing sealed runway (1622m long x 30m wide) by a total of 487m to the south, including a 122m starter extension to be used only for takeoff to the north and 145m of sealed runway to be used only for landing from the north and take-off. In addition it is proposed to extend the existing sealed runway by a total of 150m to the north, including a 130m starter extension to be used only for takeoff to the south and 20m of sealed runway to be used only for landing from the south and take-off.

For the purpose of determining the scope and extent of the airspace controls an overall runway length of 2259m including starter extensions has been adopted. The runway identification is 18/36, runway 18 being for takeoffs to the south and landings from the north, and runway 36 the opposite. A grass runway running parallel to the main runway and 833m x 50m has the same identification.

b1.14.2.2 Description of the activity is:

The designation shall be for all operational aspects of the Rotorua Regional Airport (“Airport”) including operations on the expanded Airport area authorised by the Rotorua District Council Designation 1; and airspace protection in the vicinity of the Airport, by defining essential obstacle limitation surfaces (“OLS”) for the protection of aircraft flight paths. (Figures 3 and 4 show these surfaces in plan view).

The operations authorised by this designation are operations on the existing runway and future runway extensions, and provision of all infrastructure associated with the Airport including buildings, drainage navigational aids and lighting, within the areas shown on the Figure titled - Rotorua Airport Plan of Development. Ancillary aviation related uses of the buildings are for recreation, conference and function purposes but excludes visitor accommodation.

CAA rule Part 139.51 requires an airport operator to provide OLS around the airport to ensure the safe operation of aircraft approaching and departing the airport. This is done by means of height controls based on a series of geometric surfaces projecting up from the edges of the strip which surrounds the sealed runway, the intention being to prevent structures and trees from penetrating these surfaces in areas critical to operational safety and efficiency.

CAA Advisory Circular AC 139-06A provides details on the extent of the OLS. The surfaces adopted for Rotorua Regional Airport are for an instrument non-precision runway able to accommodate aircraft up to Code 4C in size.

Figures 3 and 4 and the following description are a part of this Notice of Requirement. This requirement protects Rotorua Airport from possible intrusion of over-height obstacles into the necessary approach and take-off areas required for the safe operation of the airport by all types of aircraft in use, or expected to be in use, at the airport in recognition of its role as an integral part of the national aviation infrastructure.

A ‘user-friendly’ explanatory guide as to how these height controls work in practice is attached at the end of this designation.

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b1.14.2.3 Height Restrictions

Height restrictions will apply to objects including buildings, structures, masts, poles and trees under the OLS as described below.

b1.14.2.4 Runway, strip and OLS inner edges

The main runway is to be extended to the north by a total of 150m, which includes a 130m starter extension and 20m of sealed runway that is only available for takeoff on runway 18, landing on runway 36 and take-off.

The main runway is also to be extended to the south by a total of 487m, which includes a 122m starter extension and 365m of sealed runway that is only available for takeoff on runway 36, landing on runway 18 and take-off.

The runway will be contained within a rectangular strip with edges 75m either side of and parallel to the runway centreline. For the purpose of this NOR, the strip ends are co-incident with the OLS inner edge locations at each end of the runway.

The take-off and approach OLS commence from an “inner edge” that crosses the runway centreline at right angles at the following survey locations:

Northing m Easting m AMSL m

North end inner edge 662193.69 287211.57 284.81 South end inner edge 660415.16 286383.14 286.00

NOTE: Survey co-ordinates are referenced to the Bay of Plenty (49) circuit. b1.14.2.5 Northern Take-off OLS

There are two northern takeoff paths and two corresponding takeoff OLS.

Both takeoff OLS commence at the north end inner edge location. The surface edges commence at each end of the inner edge, located 90m either side to the runway centreline and rise at a gradient of 2.0% (1:50) over a horizontal distance of 15,000m.

(i) Turning Take-off (refer to figure 3 path 7a)

The surface edges diverge from each end of the inner edge at a rate of 12.5% (1:8) to a final width of 1800m (900m either side of the surface centreline).

The surface centreline follows the extended runway centreline north to a point 1,716m from the inner edge. At this point the surface steps down 4.6m in height and its centreline commences a left turn of radius 1,620m through an arc of 80 degrees. The surface centreline then steps up 4.6m and continues straight for a further 11,022m to a total distance of 15,000m from the inner edge measured along the surface centreline.

(ii) Straight-ahead Take-off (refer to figure 3 path 8a)

The surface edges diverge from each end of the inner edge at a rate of 12.5% (1:8) to a final width of 1200m (600m either side of the surface centreline). The surface centreline follows the extended runway centreline over its full 15,000m length.

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b1.14.2.6 Northern Approach OLS

There are two northern approach paths and two corresponding approach OLS.

Both approach OLS commence at the north end inner edge location. The surface edges commence at each end of the inner edge, located 75m either side of the runway centreline.

(i) Straight-in Approach (refer to figure 3 path 10a)

The straight-in approach surface from the north commences at the inner edge and rises at a gradient of 2.0% (1:50) over a horizontal distance of 15,000m.

The surface edges diverge from each end of the inner edge at a rate of 15.0% (1:6.6) to a final width of 4650m (2325m either side of centreline).

The surface centreline follows the extended runway centreline over its full 15,000m length.

(ii) Curved Approach (refer to figure 3 path 9a)

The curved approach surface from the north commences at the inner edge and rises at a gradient of 2.5% (1:40) over a horizontal distance of 3,243m, extending to the edge of the lakeshore. The surface edges diverge from each end of the inner edge at a rate of 10% (1:10) to a final width of 799m. The surface centreline follows the extended runway centreline to a point 1,716m from the inner edge. At this point the surface centreline commences a left turn of radius 1,067m through an arc of 82 degrees at which point the surface ends.

b1.14.2.7 Southern Take-off OLS (refer to figure 3 path 2b)

The southern take-off OLS commences at the south end inner edge and rises at a gradient of 2.0% (1:50) over a horizontal distance of 15,000m. The surface edges commence at each end of the inner edge, located 90m either side of the runway centreline.

The surface edges diverge from each end of the inner edge at a rate of 12.5% (1:8) to a final width of 1800m (900m either side of the surface centreline). The surface centreline follows the extended runway centreline south to a point 946m from the inner edge. At this point the surface steps down 4.6m in height and its centreline commences a right turn of radius 2,480m through an arc of 185 degrees. The surface centreline then steps up 4.6m and continues straight for a further 6046m to a total distance of 15,000m from the inner edge measured along the surface centreline.

b1.14.2.8 Southern Approach OLS

There are two southern approach paths and two corresponding approach OLS. Both approach OLS commence at the south end inner edge. The surface edges commence at each end of the inner edge, located 75m either side to the runway centreline.

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(i) Straight-in Approach (refer to figure 3 path 4b)

The straight-in approach surface from the south commences at the inner edge and rises at a gradient of 2.0% (1:50) over a horizontal distance of 15,000m. The surface edges diverge from each end of the inner edge at a rate of 15.0% (1:6.6) to a final width of 4650m (2325m either side of centreline).

The surface centreline follows the runway extended centreline to a point 1,318m from the inner edge. At this point the surface skews 14°59’ to the west of the extended runway centreline (effectively a clockwise rotation of 14°59’) and continues straight for a further 13,682m.

(ii) Curved Approach (refer to figure 3 path 6b) The curved approach surface from the south commences at the inner edge and rises at a gradient of 2.5% (1:40) over a horizontal distance of 9,109m, extending to the edge of the lake shore. The surface edges diverge from each end of the inner edge at a rate of 10% (1:10) to a final width of 1,972m. The surface centreline follows the extended runway centreline to a point 1,318m from the inner edge. At this point the surface centreline commences a right turn of radius 2,480m through an arc of 180 degrees.

b1.14.2.9 Transitional Side Surface (refer to figure 4) The transitional side surface extends from the side of the strip upwards and outwards at a gradient of 1:7 until it reaches the inner horizontal surface. North of the inner edge location, the transitional side surface extends to meet the outer edge of the straight-in approach path 10a OLS such that the outer edge of the side surface meets the outer edge of path 10a OLS 2,250m from the inner edge, measured along the centreline of path 10a.

b1.14.2.10 Inner Horizontal Surface (refer to figure 3)

The inner horizontal plane is located at a height of 330m above mean sea level (45m above the runway reference height) and extends out to a distance of 4000m measured from the periphery of the runway strip.

b1.14.2.11 Conical Surface (refer to figure 3)

The conical surface slopes upward and outward from the periphery of the inner horizontal surface rising at a gradient of 5.0% (1:20) to a height of 435m AMSL (150m above the runway reference height).

Note The inner horizontal and conical surfaces are penetrated by terrain and

existing trees and structures predominantly to the south and east of the runway. RRAL, at its discretion, may permit further penetration of the surfaces by trees and structures in this area.

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b1.14.3 DESIGNATION ON PART LOT 1 DPS 49938, PARTS OWHATA 4A1B,

4A1A, PART LOTS 40 AND 41 DP 33114, LOTS 7, 8, 26 – 31, AND 102 DP 36536, AND THE AIRSPACE ABOVE ROTORUA AIRPORT AND PART OF THE SURROUNDING ROTORUA DISTRICT (AS MORE PARTICULARLY DETAILED IN FIGURES 3 AND 4).

The following conditions shall apply to Rotorua Regional Airport Limited’s designation on Part Lot 1 DPS 49938, Parts Owhata 4A1B, 4A1A, Part Lots 40 and 41 DP 33114, Lots 7, 8, 26 – 31, and 102 DP 36536, and to the airspace above Rotorua Airport and part of the surrounding Rotorua District (as more particularly detailed in Figures 3 and 4).

b1.14.3.1 That the designation be subject to all of the noise controls and noise mitigation

requirements set out in Section 12.2 of the District Plan. b1.14.3.2 That the Requiring Authority shall consult with the appropriate road controlling

authority regarding any necessary traffic management or other measures to be implemented on Lee Road to prevent the infringement of the Obstacle Limitation Surface if the proposed Rotorua Eastern Arterial intersection is constructed in grade separated form.

b1.14.3.3 The Requiring Authority shall meet the costs of the initial removal of obstacles

(including trimming of trees) carried out in accordance with the purpose of this designation. Subsequent trimming of trees or removal of obstacles shall be the responsibility of the owner of the affected land or obstacle.

b1.14.3.4 Where the removal of obstacles in accordance with the purpose of this designation

requires the removal of trees or in the opinion of an arborist the tree will die as a result of the proposed pruning, the Requiring Authority shall offer the affected landowner replacement trees of an appropriate species (or other equivalent means of mitigation, at the discretion of the Requiring Authority).

b1.14.3.5 Noise Management Plan Within 12 months of this designation taking effect, and without in any way limiting

its obligations to fully comply with the conditions attaching to the designation, the Requiring Authority shall prepare and implement a Noise Management Plan (NMP) to assist all interested parties in complying with the objectives and rules in the District Plan and the requirements of this designation. The NMP shall include:

(i) A statement of noise management objectives and policies;

(ii) Procedures for the ongoing maintenance and operation of the ANMC;

(iii) Procedures for monitoring and ongoing review of the NMP;

(iv) Procedures for the preparation of the Annual Aircraft Noise Contours;

(v) The procedure for the recording, responding and reporting of complaints

received in respect of noise from aircraft operations, engine testing activities and any other activities generating noise at the Airport;

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(vi) Dispute resolution procedures to resolve disputes between RRAL and the

ANMC about the contents and implementation of the NMP; (vii) Consideration of land use measures which may mitigate adverse effects of

aircraft noise through changes to controls;

(viii) Details of methods and processes for monitoring and reporting to the ANMC compliance with the District Plan rules and designation conditions, including but not necessarily limited to: • Limitations on aircraft noise provided in the rules; • Engine testing; • Limitations on night flights;

(ix) Protocols for the use of the Airport apron for engine testing; (x) Noise abatement procedures, including but not necessarily limited to:

• Where practicable, requests to Rotorua Air Traffic Control to request aircraft pilots to avoid overflight of the Ruamata Marae when the Marae advises that a tangi or hui is being held at the Marae;

• Where practicable, requests to Rotorua Air Traffic Control to request aircraft pilots to use “best practice” noise abatement procedures for the aircraft type with the objective of minimising noise over residential areas and the Ruamata Marae and Kura;

• Where practicable, requests to Rotorua Air Traffic Control to request aircraft pilots to maintain required circling or holding patterns out over the Lake away from the residential areas;

• Improvements to airport layout to reduce ground noise; • Aircraft operating procedures in the air and on the ground, including

flight tracks.

Within six months of this designation taking effect, RRAL shall prepare a draft of the NMP for presentation to the ANMC and shall invite the ANMC to comment on the draft before completing the NMP.

b1.14.3.6 Airport Noise Management Committee

Within 6 months of this designation taking effect, RRAL shall establish and maintain at its cost an Airport Noise Management Committee (ANMC) to consider, and where appropriate make recommendations to RRAL, on aircraft noise issues and concerns that arise from the operation and activities at Rotorua Airport.

An independent person appointed by RRAL shall chair the ANMC. RRAL shall have two members of the ANMC, and shall invite each of the following organisations to nominate a member of the ANMC:

(i) Ruamata Marae Committee; (ii) Ruamata Kura Kaupapa Board of Trustees; (iii) Rotokawa School Board of Trustees;

(iv) Holdens and Hannah’s Bay Residents and Ratepayers Association;

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(v) Airport Operators Group (General Aviation); (vi) Board of Airline Representatives of New Zealand;

(vii) Airways New Zealand.

The ANMC shall meet once every two months for the purpose of carrying out the following activities:

(i) Identify community concerns regarding aircraft noise; (ii) Assist RRAL to formulate and propose procedures to minimise noise impact

on the surrounding community; (iii) Assist and advise RRAL in the dissemination of relevant information to the

community;

(iv) Review noise complaints and resolution mechanisms used by RRAL;

(v) To consider the reports on incidents of engine testing and the ramifications of those incidents;

(vi) To assist RRAL to prepare the NMP;

(vii) To encourage parties to work together co-operatively, sharing information

and making recommendations by consensus and agreement.

b1.14.3.7 The designation shall lapse within 7 years unless it has been given effect to within that period.

b1.14.3.8 The Requiring Authority shall consult with the Chair of the Ngati Uenukukopako

iwi Trust (or their delegate) on an appropriate name for the internal arrivals terminal planned as part of the Rotorua Airport upgrade. The terminal shall be given a name which has been agreed between the Chair of the Ngati Uenukukopako Iwi Trust (or their delegate) and the Requiring Authority.

b1.14.3.9 Within 6 months of this designation taking effect, RRAL shall invite the Chair of

Ngati Uenukukopako Iwi Trust (or their delegate) to meet to discuss Airport activities and their impacts on tangata whenua (excluding noise complaints). Such meeting shall be held every 6 months from the date of the first meeting (unless RRAL, and the Chiar of the Trust agree that meetings shall be held more or less regularly).

b1.14.3.10 Notes b1.14.3.10.1 No object, including a building, structure, mast, pole or tree, shall penetrate any of

the airspace height restrictions illustrated in Figures 3 and 4 attached to the designation, except with the express prior written consent of the Requiring Authority. The Requiring Authority may remove any obstacle that penetrated the airspace height restrictions when the requirement for this Designation was notified on 17 December 2005.

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b1.14.3.10.2 The new jet aircraft that will operate on the extended runway shall meet the engine

emission standards adopted by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). (At the time this designation came into effect, these standards are those of ICAO Annex 16 Part III Chapter 2).

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b1.15 MINISTRY OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

b1.15.1 DESIGNATION ON PT PAREKARANGI A9 b1.15.1.1 The site to which the designation applies is as follows:

The designation applies to four specific areas of land adjacent to State Highway 30 approximately 4km south of Rotorua. The physical address is 538 State Highway 30.

The land is legally described as Pt Parekarangi A9 and is owned by Parekarangi Trust Limited. The Crown has negotiated a lease agreement with Parekarangi Trust for the four pieces of land that are the subject of the designation. The designated land accommodates the access road, buildings and facilities required for the Ministry of Social Development Youth Justice Residential Centre – Central (hereinafter “the residence”). On 28 August 2008, Rotorua District Council processed an alteration to the designation and this was approved 22 September 2008. The alteration allowed for the designation of the access road and minor adjustments to the building platform for the residence and stormwater management systems following detailed design considerations. The designated areas are shown on Figure 15.1 and Planning Map 108.


The residence will be established, operated and maintained in terms of Section 364 of the Children, Young Persons and their Families Act 1989. The designation encompasses the access road, the residence and ancillary educational, recreational, therapeutic, administrative, cultural facilities, and associated earthworks.

b1.15.2 CONDITIONS

The following conditions shall apply to the residence on Pt Parekarangi A9. b1.15.2.1 Buildings and Site Layout

The siting, layout and appearance of the residence shall be in general accordance with the plans prepared by Beca Carter Hollings and Ferner Limited and Chow Hill Architects Limited as attached in Appendix B and Appendix C respectively of the Notice of Requirement and the further information provided dated 9 August 2007 and 30 August 2007 where this is relevant, correspondence from Crown Law to Environment Bay of Plenty dated 11 December 2007 and from Child, Youth and Family to Transit NZ dated 3 November 2007.

b1.15.2.2 Occupancy

The residence shall provide for up to forty (40) children and young persons at any one time.

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b1.15.2.3 Community Liaison Committee

A Community Liaison Committee shall be established to provide opportunities for management at the residence and the community to be informed and contribute ideas to improve the operation of the residence and maintain safety and security for the community. In accordance with Regulation 34 of the Children, Young Persons and Their Families (Residential Care) Regulations 1996, the Committee shall comprise: • Two persons residing in and representative of the community in which the

residence is situated; • Two persons appointed by the local authority having jurisdiction over the area

in which the residence is situated; • Two persons representing the Tangata Whenua of the area in which the

residence is situated; • A member of the Police; • The Manager of the residence or a senior member of staff of the residence to

attend meetings of the Committee in the absence of the Manager; • A representative of the members of staff of the residence; • A representative of the children and young persons in the residence; and • Such other person or persons as the Committee invites to be members of the

Committee. Reports shall be kept of the minutes, outcomes and actions arising from the meetings of the Community Liaison Committee and these shall be provided to the Rotorua District Council on an annual basis.

b1.15.2.4 Security Management Plan

A Security Management Plan for the residence shall be formulated and implemented in consultation with the Community Liaison Committee and relevant emergency services.

b1.15.2.5 Access

The new intersection onto State Highway 30 shall be located 77 metres south of the existing crossing place (Tureporepo Road).

The existing crossing place (Tureporepo Road) shall be physically and legally closed and the existing roadway be redirected to connect with the new access serving the residence. In order to reduce headlight glare from the side road, low growing shrubs shall be planted from the frontage of State Highway 30 to where Tureporepo Road meets the new access road. The final detailed design of the new intersection shall be to the satisfaction of the Regional Manager, Transit New Zealand, Hamilton; and shall include the following:

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• Illustration of the proposed distance from Tureporepo Road (its connection

with the access road) to the intersection with State Highway 30 (the access roads intersection with State Highway 30).

• Appropriate highway lighting at the new intersection. The Requiring Authority shall clear the vegetation on the left hand side of State Highway 30 and inside the adjacent property boundary south of the proposed new crossing place to maximise sight distances. The Requiring Authority shall adopt travel demand initiatives as part of the Notice of Requirement. Such initiatives could include, but are not limited to, the following: • A bus service to take employees to and from work. • A bus service available on occasions to take visitors to and from the site.

Any sign to be erected on site that is visible from State Highway 30 shall comply with the Rotorua District Plan and the following requirements: • The message on the sign should be clear, concise and easy to read. • The minimum lettering height of all words shall be no less than 160mm

because the speed environment is greater than 70km/h. • There shall be no more than six words and/or symbols, with a maximum of 40

characters. • Colour combinations, legends and symbols, shall not be similar to those used

for traffic signs as defined in the Traffic Regulations 1979. • There shall be no use of reflectorised materials. • The sign shall not be illuminated or moving.

b1.15.2.6 Noise b1.15.2.6.1 Construction Noise Noise from construction shall comply with the limits in, and shall be measured and

assessed in accordance with, the requirements of NZS6803P:1984 Construction Noise. (Note: alternatively NZS6803:1999 could be specified which superseded the older 1984 Standard specified in Appendix K of the Rotorua District Plan).

Prior to commencement of construction activities on the site (including

earthmoving activities during preparation of the building platform and access road) a Construction Noise Management Plan shall be prepared by a suitably qualified and experienced acoustic consultant and submitted for Council approval.

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b1.15.2.6.2 Operational Noise Noise generated by all activities on the site shall not exceed the following noise

limits at the notional boundary of any rural dwelling in the Rural A zone:

MAXIMUM NOISE LEVELS Zone Daytime Evening Night-time Monday to Friday:

7am to 6pm;

Saturday: 7am to 12 noon

Monday to Friday: 6pm to 10pm;

Saturday: 12 noon to 10pm

At all other times including Sundays and Public Holidays

Rural A 45dBA L10 40dBA L10 40dBA L10

75dBA Lmax Noise shall be measured and assessed in accordance with NZS6801:1991 and NZS6802:1999. The notional boundary in the Rural Zone is defined as a line 20 metres from the facade of any rural dwelling or the legal boundary where this is closer to the dwelling.

b1.15.2.7 Landscaping The site shall be landscaped in general accordance with the Landscape Concept

Plan prepared by Opus International Consultants contained in Appendix D to the Notice of Requirement.

Landscape treatment shall be provided on the site to assist to partially screen the

building profile of the residence and to limit headlight sweep and light spill on neighbouring residential properties existing at December 2007.

Where possible and practicable, planting and/or hydroseeding shall be undertaken

to screen cuttings created to establish the buildings and the road. Landscape treatment and all planting shall be completed within the first planting season of the commencement of the operation of the residence and be maintained including replacement planting for the life of the residence. The revegetation shall generally comprise locally sourced native species such as, but not limited to, karamu, rewarewa, kanuka, mahoe and kohuhu. Consideration should be given to planting of other parts of the site with native species, in the vicinity of the storm water retention pond, the access road, and associated with the soil conservation reserve adjacent to State Highway 30.

b1.15.2.8 Lighting and Headlight Glare

All lighting for secure outdoor recreational areas on the site shall be designed and operated to meet the requirements of AS/NZS 4282 Control of Obtrusive Effects of Outdoor Lighting.

A detailed design and lighting philosophy shall be provided to the Council that provides detail of compliance with the performance specifications for exterior lighting covering:

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• Circulation road lighting; • Inner courtyard lighting; • Secure recreational lighting; • Car park lighting; • Access road lighting; and • Building lighting.

Commentary shall be provided on how light spill and glare is proposed to be monitored to minimise adverse effects on the locality.

The potential for headlight glare from vehicles using the access road to impact upon neighbouring properties will be considered in the design of the access road and will be mitigated through the provision of appropriate landscaping, earthworks or fencing where necessary.

b1.15.2.9 Cultural

Should there be accidental discovery during construction of koiwi tangata (human remains), parekai (midden), or taonga (artefacts): • The work in the vicinity shall stop immediately; • The area in which the discovery is made will be secured off and left

undisturbed; • Local iwi will be advised as soon as possible after seeking advice from the

Director, Kaupapa Maori at the Rotorua District Council; • Notification shall be sent to New Zealand Historic Places Trust; • Notification shall be sent to the Community Liaison Committee; and • Work on the site will not be recommenced until direction and consent has

been provided by local iwi.

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b1.16 RADIO NEW ZEALAND LIMITED DESIGNATION b1.16.1 DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY: Designation for the purpose of radio communication and telecommunication

(including broadcasting) and ancillary purposes and land uses. b1.16.2 THE SITE TO WHICH THE DESIGNATION APPLIES IS AS FOLLOWS:

An approximately 4.04 hectare area of land identified in Ngati Whakaue Amalgamated Block, as set out in Partition order PR/254/144, registered under the Maori Affairs Act 1953 (refer Figure 16.1 and Planning Map 41).

b1.16.3 CONDITIONS: b1.16.3.1 There shall be only one lattice tower on the designated land, with a maximum

height of 120 metres above existing ground level, at any one time with the exception of temporary structures for construction and/or maintenance purposes. Any temporary structures shall be removed at the end of such work.

b1.16.3.2 The emission of electrical or electromagnetic radiation shall comply with the New

Zealand Standard NZS2772.1 (1999): Radio frequency Fields: Part 1 Maximum Exposure Levels – 3kHz – 300GHz.

b1.16.3.3 The placement or erection of the following equipment on the lattice tower and

existing structures on the site shall be permitted without the provision of any Outline Plan of Works pursuant to Section 176A(1) of the Resource Management Act 1991: (a) Broadcasting, telecommunication and radio communication antennas

including whip, grid, yagi, dipoles and panels or similar ancillary equipment, but no single antenna dish or panel shall have a solid frontal surface area of greater than 4m2 or 2 metres in diameter in the case of dish antenna, unless otherwise specified above.

b1.16.3.4 No new structures other than those permitted under the District Plan or as specified in Condition b1.16.3.3(a) above shall be erected on the site without the submission of an Outline Plan of works pursuant to Section 176A of the Resource Management Act 1991.

b1.16.3.5 Any new antenna or structures above 10 metres in height shall be constructed from materials which minimise the reflection of light (subject to civil aviation requirements).

b1.16.3.6 All activities shall be conducted and buildings located, designed and used to ensure that noise levels at or within the notional boundary of the nearest building do not exceed the following limits:

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MAXIMUM NOISE LEVELS

Monday to Friday 7.00 am – 7.00pm

45 dBA (L10)

Saturday 7.00 am – 6.00pm

45 dBA (L10)

At all other times including Public Holidays

40 dBA (L10) 75dBA Lmax

Noise shall be measured and addressed in accordance with New Zealand Standards: NZS 6801:1991 – Measurement of Sound NZS 6902: 1991 – Assessment of Environmental Sound Note: Notional Boundary as referred to in this condition means a line 20 metres

from the façade of any rural dwelling. Except that where a rural dwelling is not situated on the same title as Radio New Zealand Limited’s facilities, the notional boundary means: • a line 20 metres from the façade of that rural dwelling; or • the legal boundary of the title on which that rural dwelling is situated,

whichever is the closer to the rural dwelling.

That during any construction work carried out at the site, the requiring authority shall ensure that the builders operate their plant and equipment in compliance with NZS 6803P Measurement and Assessment of Noise from Construction, Maintenance and Demolition Work.

b1.16.3.7 The above conditions do not restrict the continued use of infrastructure currently on the designated land, subject to compliance with the noise limits stated in condition 16.3.6 and emission levels specified in condition 16.3.2 including those specified in item 3.1 of the Notice of Requirement. This infrastructure includes (but is not limited to):

i. An aerial mast approximately 110m high, with synthetic support guys, which currently operates 3 AM signals, and FM antennas which currently operate 4 FM signals;

ii. An Aerial Coupling Unit (ACU) Hut; iii. An FM Transmitter Hut; iv. A radial earth mat which forms part of the aerial system; v. Aerial security fencing approximately 2 metres in height; vi. A concrete block AM transmissions building approximately 4 x 8 metres in

dimension; vii. A diesel generator building of concrete block construction;

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viii. Stock fencing around the transmissions and generator buildings; ix. Associated power supply, wires and cables; and x. Road access.

b1.16.3.8 That the existing radio and telecommunication aerials and any new aerials shall be surrounded by security fencing at least 2 metres in height and any gate in to this area shall be kept locked at all times.

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