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Part 17 sets out the specific management focus for each of the regional parks, including
the policies and programmes that will be completed over the next 10 years.
Volume Volume 2: 2: Maps Maps
Maps
The maps in Volume 2 identify the location of each special values and features for each
park, and where the specific policies and programmes proposed for each park in Part 17 will
be implemented. The maps also largely illustrate concepts plans where they exist for a park
(refer to section 7.3). Specifically, the maps illustrate:
significant natural, cultural heritage and geological features (wetlands, pa sites etc),
existing and proposed park infrastructure (buildings, tracks etc),
specific management policies.
Cross Cross-referencing
Cross eferencing
It is important that sections of the plan are not read in isolation. While an attempt has been
made to cross-reference as much as possible, the reader needs to consider the following
components together as a hierarchy of related policies:
the management principles set out in Part 6,
the general objectives and management policies set out in Parts 6 to 16,
the specific policies for each park set out in Part 17,
the maps in Volume 2.
The generic policies in Parts 6 to 16 apply across the regional parks network and are not
necessarily repeated in the specific park sections. For example, pest control is undertaken in
each park but may not be itemised in Part 17 unless there is a special programme of work,
as it is covered by the generic biosecurity policies.
How How to to to read read the the policies policies in in this this plan
plan
Where a policy contains a list of clauses and the term “or” before the last clause the
clauses should be read as alternatives, where all or one of the clauses may apply depending
on the circumstances.
Where a policy contains a list of clauses and the term “and’ before the last clause, the
clauses should be read as all applying.
Note: Note: on on the the Auckland Auckland Council
Council
Throughout this plan the relevant local authorities, that is the city or district councils, have
been referenced. Once the Auckland Council is established on November 1 st . 2010,
reference to specific local authorities should be read as the Auckland Council.
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