Regulatory Committee Agenda - Waipa District Council

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50 Jmase. l Flsure 2: Operative District Plan, Planning Map The subject property is zoned rural under the provisions of the Operative District Plan, but does not form part of any relevant policy areas. The existing Maungakawa scenic reserve has been identified to the north east of the property. Report to Rquiltory Committee Meetlf"W -19" NCMmber 20!12 Request to confirm four Environmental Protection Lot entitlements. Pi11C2 PG/OOJl/12 Final Ret Report
l Figure 3: Proposed District Plan, Planning Map 1.5 The subject property has been identified in the Proposed District Plan, Planning Maps as containing a 'Significant Natural Area". The PDP refers to this area as "Indigenous forest and scrub north of and around Maungakawa Road" and it is classified as an area of regional significance. 2 BACKGROUND April2004 2.1 In April 2004, C Keiser and E Thomass were granted subdivision consent (SP4456) to create two rural lots of 21.3 hectares and 6.7 hectares under rule 10.3.2(2)(d) - dwelling on land with little or no productive value and topographical restraints. 2.2 The Certificates of Title for the subdivision were issued on the 01 December 2008. 2.3 As part of the subdivision process a consent notice was registered on the Certificate of Title requiring the ongoing protection of the native bush located within the boundaries of Lot 1 DP380993. Report to Regulatory Committee Meeting- 19 November 2012 Request to confirm four Environmental Protection Lot entitlements. Page3 PG{0032{12 Final Res Report 51
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100 There will be no adverse visual
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Appendix 2 SP/0113/12 Approved Subd
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Schedule 2 Reasons for Decision Res
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128 waste water disposal system. Re
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134 2. BACKGROUND 2.1 A previous ap
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Rural Residential Density and Varie
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Objective- Giving effect to the Wai
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148 defines the Waikato River as: "
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180 3 THE PROPOSAL 3.1 The proposal
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11 RECOMMENDATION That a) The repor
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List of Appendices Appendix 1 Site
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268 • The objectives and polices
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270 I MrsV 43 Burns Street, Not Ind
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274 5.2 Waikato Campaien of the New
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