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Lll Waipa DISTRICT COUNCIL Regulatory Committee Agenda b) In consideration of Sections 104, and pursuant to Sections 104B, 108 and 220 of the Resource Management Act 1991, the Waipa District Council declines the application to change Condition 4 of SP/0106/11 by AL & ARJ Hooker. Reasons for Decision a) The application is inconsistent with the objectives and policies of the operative Waipa District Plan and the proposed Waipa District Plan. b) Granting consent for an alternative to the requirements for the provision of telecommunication connection to a new allotment conflicts with the relevant rules of the District Plan, and for which there are no unique or special circumstances, could impair public confidence in the consistent administration of the District Plan, and set a precedent for the misuse of the telecommunication connection provisions. 13.3 AH & CA Baker- 419 Wallace Road, Cambridge- Section 127 Application to Change Condition 3 of Subdivision Consent SP/0113/12 File: 04631/022.02 I Pages: 93- 131 Recommendation That: a) The report of H Beard, Planner for the Waipa District Council, be received; and b) In consideration of Sections 104, and pursuant to Sections 104B, 108 and 220 of the Resource Management Act 1991, the Waipa District Council grants the application to change Condition 3 of SP/0113/12 by Murray Hislop Surveyors for AH & CA Baker. This condition has been changed: Telephone C3 Tl:le consent holder must arrange ·.vith a telephone company for the reticulation of telephone cables to serve all lots and pay all costs attributable to such •.vorlc The consent holder must submit to the Council written confirmation from tl:le 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 necessaP; the resiting, repositioning or removal of any telef)hone cables which e>Eist on the land being subdi·;ided. Page 6 of 10 12178629
LLI Waipa DISTRICT COUNCIL Regulatory Committee Agenda V•Jhere telephone cables serving any lot are required to cross the boundary of any other lot or lots registered easements must be created for such services. The current and future owners of Lots 1 and 2 are advised that no reticulated telecommunications con nections are provided to the said lot. Reason: The applicants demonstrated at the time of subdivision application that it is cost prohibitive to provide a telecommunications connection and that alternative options are available for the site. This being a condition to be complied with on a continuing basis by the subdividing owner and subsequent owners, before the deposit of the survey plan the Council must issue a consent notice pursuant to Section 221 of the Resource Management Act 1991 specifying the above condition. Such consent notice must be either prepared or checked at the cost of the subdividing owner by the Council's solicitors and must be registered against the title of Lots 1 and 2. Reasons for Decision a) The Applicant has demonstrated that it is cost prohibitive to provide a connection and alternatives are available for the site. b) The Section 221 Consent Notice will ensure future purchasers and owners of the site are aware there is no telecommunication connection. 13.4 Thornton Ridge Trust - 81 Maungakawa Road, Cambridge - Subdivision to create one additional title in the Rural Zone (Fencourt Rural Residential Policy Area) File: 04380/329.04 I Pages: 133- 173 Recommendation That: a) The report of Tanya Running- Consultant Planner be received; and b) In consideration of Section 104, and pursuant to Sections 1048, 1040 108 and 220 of the Resource Management Act 1991, the Waipa District Council approves the subdivision consent application by Thornton Ridge Trust to create one additional lot at 81 Maungakawa Road, Cambridge, legally described as Part Allotment 161 Parish of Hautapu and Lot 1 DPS 322290 held in CFR 88987 subject to the following conditions: Page 7 of 10 12178629
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134 2. BACKGROUND 2.1 A previous ap
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