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[Southern Settlements Structure Plan - Adoption], [28 May 2013] Page 2 REASON FOR REPORT To allow Council to consider adoption of the Southern Settlements Structure Plan. BACKGROUND The Structure Plan follows on from the 2006 Taupo District 2050 Growth Management Strategy (TD2050 GMS), which initially identified broad areas for future growth based on growth modeling projections. The Structure Plan provides further detailed assessment of the identified growth areas, defines the location for future residential development, and highlights specific matters for landowners and developers to consider when applying for a private plan change to rezone land. DISCUSSION The proposed Southern Settlements Structure Plan was notified for public submissions in December 2012, with an extended submission period to accommodate the Christmas/New Year holiday period. Submissions closed 1 February 2013, with 15 submissions received, and eight submitters wishing to be heard. The hearing of submissions commenced 18 February for two days, and then after hearing oral submissions the Committee deliberated on the 21 March and 2 May. The attached documents outline the minutes of the hearing and the Committee's responses to submissions. The key changes to the recommended Structure Plan as a result of submissions include: Greater detail around matters to consider when undertaking a Plan Change in the Southern Settlements. . Removal of the Kuratau 'recreation corridor' (A1) from the map, so that its delineation can be determined at the time of a Plan Change. Extension of the Omori growth area up to Omori Road (into the no water pressure zone) with a proviso that any development into that zone will require water pressure and reticulation at the developer's cost. . Further explanation around the commercial and community hubs. The recommended Structure Plan Identifies future growth areas for Omori, Kuratau, and Whareroa. Turangi and Motuoapa settlements have capacity for future growth within the existing urban areas or in already zoned land, therefore no further growth areas are identified there. DESIRED OUTCOME The desired outcome is for Council to adopt the amended Southern Settlements Structure Plan. CONSIDERATIONS . Financial Considerations There are no costs associated with adopting the Structure Plan. . Legal Considerations There are no legal considerations. Once adopted, the structure plan will be a nonstatutory document that will guide future resource consent applications or plan changes in the area. Communication and Consultation There are no communication or consultation considerations. Submitters will be notified in writing regarding the Hearing Committee's recommendation and Council's decision. The Structure Plan will be made available on Council's website and by Council's development planner when being consulted by members of the public on the matter. Policy Implications The Structure Plan provides more detail around where Council will prefer growth to occur. Council may begin to receive private Plan Changes to the Taupo District Plan. These changes are at the applicant's cost. . Risks No additional risks have been identified.
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