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64 1.2 The property is adjacent to and farmed in conjunction with lot 1 OP 8804 (CT: SA14C/1038) which is also owned by Al Hooker. That allotment has a size of 67.7803ha. 1.3 The topography of the site is undulating land with the highest points on the property being located at the Bell Road frontage. 1.4 The site contains an existing dwelling and detached garage, and a former farm shed converted for use as a small museum (The Swingletree}. The Swingletree was granted a landuse consent in September 1997 (RC/2340). The remaining area of the site is used for farmland and grazing purposes. 1.5 The surrounding properties comprise rural-residential sized sections and farmland. Diagram 1 below illustrates the site and surrounding area. 2 BACKGROUND 2.1 The property has been subdivided on multiple occasions. In August 2008, subdivision consent was granted (SP/0126/08} for a two-staged, four lot subdivision to create two additional allotments from the two underlying Certificate of Title (lot 1 DPS 16384 and lot 1 OPS 81621- SA64B/58 and lot 1 DP 8804- SA14C/1038}. 2.2 This subdivision was as follows: • Stage 1 - lots 1 (S,OOOm 2 } and 4 (S8.38ha) were proposed to be subdivided pursuant to the 2Sha Rule and a simultaneous boundary relocation pursuant to Rule 10.3.3.1. • Stage 2- lots 2 (S,000m 2 } and 3 (67.33ha) were proposed to be subdivided pursuant to the long Association with a Holding (LAH} provisions. Report to Regulatory Committee Meeting- November 2012 AL & ARJ Hooker- Section 127 Application- Planners Report Page2 11198240
2.3 A section 127 application was granted on the 30 September 2008 (SP/0210/08) to change condition 8 relating to entrance formation for proposed Lot 4 from a heavy commercial to a medium commercial. No works towards implementing this subdivision have been carried out. 2.4 A second subdivision application was received by Council in June 2011 to subdivide the same two allotments (Lot 1 DPS 16384 and Lot 1 DPS 81621- SA64B/58 and Lot 1 DP 8804- SA14C/1038} into four allotments (SP/0106/11}. Essentially the subdivision proposal was for the same activity as approved in SP/0126/08, however the location ofthe allotments changed and the subdivision was no longer required to be staged. The subdivision was to create the following allotments: • Lot 1 - 5000m 2 - vacant allotment • Lot 2 - 5000m 2 - vacant LAH allotment • lot 3 - 12. 79ha - Boundary relocation between Lot 1 DP 8804 and lot 1 DPS 16384 • lot 4 - 45.24ha - balance to be amalgamated with Part lot 1 DP 8804 (SA14C/1038) As a result of a Section 92 further information request regarding the method of subdivision and location/formation of the entrance to proposed Lot 1, the Applicant removed lot 1 from the subdivision. The subdivision consent for lots 2, 3 and 4 was granted on 13 March 2012 and included a condition requiring the surrender of the previous subdivision consent SP/0126/08 discussed in Section 2.1 above. The approved allotment configuration is demonstrated on the subdivision scheme plan contained in Appendix 2. 3 THE PROPOSAL 3.1 The proposal is to change Condition 4 as it relates to Lot 2 of the recently granted subdivision SP/0106/11. Condition 4 is as follows: '7elephone C4 The consent holder must arrange with a telephone company for the reticulation of telephone cables to serve all lots and pay all costs attributable to such work. The consent holder must submit to the Council written confirmation from the telephone company that satisfactory arrangements have been made for the reticulation of the service to all lots in the subdivision. This is to include if necessary the resiting, repositioning or removal of any telephone cables which exist on the land being subdivided. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Report to Regulatory Committee Meeting- November 2012 AL & ARJ Hooker- Section 127 Application- Planners Report Page 3 11198140 65
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