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116 that the water supply to lot 2 is supplying Lot 2 exclusively. Advisory Notes AN1 Failure to comply with the conditions of consent may result in Council taking legal action under the provisions of Part XII of the Resource Management Act 1991. AN2 All earthworks associated with any development of land must be undertaken in accordance with the following matters: i) All earthworks must be carried out so as to provide sound foundations as required under NZS 4431:1989 and avoid any hazard to persons or property; ii) All earthworks must be carried out so as to avoid or mitigate any detrimental effect on the environment particularly with regard to the unnecessary destruction of vegetation, the contamination of natural water or the diversion of surface or ground water flows iii) The existing landform must not be altered in such a manner that adjoining properties will be detrimentally affected particularly through changes in drainage systems or abrupt changes in ground level iv) All earthworks must be carried out in accordance with the Waipa District Council Code of Practice for land Development and Subdivision for formation and construction standards. AN3 Where during earthworks, any archaeological features, artefact or human remains are accidentally uncovered or are suspected to have been discovered, the following protocol must apply: (i) All works within the vicinity must cease immediately. In cases other than suspected human remains: (ii) The contractor must immediately secure the area and advise the NZ Historic Places Trust of the occurrence. (iii) The consent holder must consult with a representative of the relevant iwi authority and the NZ Historic Places Trust to determine what further actions are appropriate to safeguard the site or its contents. Where human remains are suspected: (iv) The contractor must take steps immediately to secure the area in a way that ensures human remains are not further disturbed. (v) The consent holder must notify the NZ Police of the suspected human remains as soon as is practicably possible after the remains have been disturbed. The consent holder must notify the relevant iwi authority and the NZ Historic Places Trust within 12 hours of the suspected human remains being disturbed or otherwise as soon as practicably possible. (vi) Excavation of the site must not resume until the NZ Police, NZ Historic Places Trust and relevant Kaumatua have each given the necessary approvals for excavation to proceed. Report to Regulatory Committee Meeting- November 2012 AH & CA Baker- Section 127 Application- Planners Report Page 24 U203BSBSP 0113 12.01 - Regulatory Report
Schedule 2 Reasons for Decision Resource Consent No: SP/0113/12 1 Any adverse environmental effects resulting from the proposal are deemed to be no more than minor, or can be mitigated by the imposition of appropriate consent conditions. 2 Subject to the above conditions the proposal is not contrary to the relevant objectives and policies ofthe Operative Waipa District Plan. 3 Pursuant to Section 95 of the Resource Management Act 1991 the application has not been publicly notified as the adverse effects of the proposal are deemed to be minor, and all parties that were considered potentially adversely affected by the granting of this consent have provided their written approval. Accordingty, the application was processed on a non-notified basis. 4 Engineering requirements will ensure that the subdivision is adequately provided with services when the area is developed. 5 The consent notice(s) will advise future owners of the special and continuing circumstances of the site. Report to Regulatory Committee Meeting- November 2012 AH & CA Baker- Section 127 Application- Planners Report Page 25 1220U585P 01B 12.01- R@gullltel'y R@pert 117
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