2013-05-28-council-agenda - Taupo District Council

[Proposed New Street Names], [28 May 2013] 6,^ Page 3
developer's children. The developer being Warren Ladbrook, a prominent family that has
been in the TaupS area for many years.
Emergency Services have no issues with the names and they comply with point ii of the
road naming style guide.
ii. Bella George Lane - Preferred Choice (Road Two)
iii. Beige Lane (Road Two)
iv. Marion Lance Way (Road Two)
The Deloitte Group are now the developers and receivers of the Te Kowhai Ridge
subdivision in Kinloch and would like to formally name one of the private roads in this
development. The submitters have selected names that reflect the native trees and
vegetation that surrounds the area. They would also like to stress that that this is a private
subdivision and all roads and infrastructure will be owned and maintained by the residents.
Emergency Services have no issues with the names and they comply with point iv of
the road naming style guide.
v. Lacebark Drive (Road Three)
vi. Ribbonwood Crescent (Road Three)
DESIRED OUTCOME
Road Names will comply with the Taupo District Council (TDC) Road Naming Policy and will be
formally accepted by Council.
CONSIDERATIONS
Legal Considerations
. The naming of public roads and allocation of property addresses is the responsibility of
Local Authorities as assigned under the Local Government Act 1974 s319A & B refer
below. These guidelines for Road naming and property addressing have been
developed by Taupo District Council (TDC) to ensure a quick response to the allocation
of new unique addresses and guarantees information consistency, whilst meeting
legislative, LINZ (Land Information New Zealand) NZ Post and the Emergency Services
requirements throughout our rapidly growing district.
. In 2003 a standard for street addressing (ANZLIC) was developed by the ICSM
(Intergovernmental Committee on Surveying and Mapping) AS/NZS 4819:2003 -
Geographic information - Rural and urban addressing and released for local
governments and other organisations to voluntarily adopt. TDC has chosen to adopt this
standard as the base criteria, along with additional guidelines that have been used in the
past throughout the Taupo District. The Land Information team is responsible for
implementing and overseeing the standard and guidelines.
. It is important to note that these guidelines have been developed not only to maintain
consistency of address issuing and road naming throughout the Taup5 District, but also
to ensure that addresses are not guessed or issued unknowingly. Badly issued
addresses can cause severe problems with not only the Emergency Service
departments, but also with a large number of other surrounding residents if the situation
has to be put right.
CONSULTATION
The proposed public road name (Moa Lane) has been accepted by local Iwi and Emergency
Services.
The proposed private road names comply with the councils naming guidelines and have been
accepted by Emergency Services. No iwi consultation has been sought as these are private roads.