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86 Schedule 2 Reasons for Decision
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We seek that you grant us a variati
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96 2.4 The subdivision was granted
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Objective SU3 To ensure that when l
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Therefore it is considered the appl
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106 Terrena Kelly AUTHORISED OFFICE
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Appendix 3 SP/0113/12 Decision Repo
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116 that the water supply to lot 2
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118 Appendix 4 Section 127 Applicat
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Reason: The applicants demonstrated
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130 (ii) The contractor must immedi
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that any proposed dwelling would be
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138 passes through either of the se
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140 Assessment of Environmental Eff
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146 contrary. Where policies are ge
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participation of, and consultation
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• The internal access to Lot 1 be
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172 To: Phil Cogswell Subject: RE:
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Operative District Pion 1.1.4 The s
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library with west facing bay window
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• Heritage buildings should be co
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detailing the history of the buildi
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8 SECTION 104 ASSESSMENT A consent
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188 8.2.3 Proposed Waipa District P
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190 10 CONCLUSION 10.1 The applican
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192 plans must be provided with the
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194 Appendixl Site location Map
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222 Appendix 3 Authorisation from N
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22& 11. The Authority Holder must e
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From: Tony and Jennie fmailto:gford
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234 Ff'OM: Chris & Robin Astrtdge [
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can be avoided, remedied or mitigat
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uilding demolition/removal. 21.1.22
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242 Appendix 6 Submissions Received
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Name Heard - Oppose Addressl Hamish
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CAMBRIDGE (FORMER) RETURNED SERVICE
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3 SUBMISSIONS ON THE RESOURCE CONSE
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S.l Maori Land Use Before European
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276 Estate, Gwynn lands, Marshmeado
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278 "This building, which has been
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280 !wells addition 1881 CFC Lectur
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284 figure 9 Possible CFC room or s
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286 figure 11 Southeast corner of t
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surrounding landscape Into a notabl
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