Regulatory Committee Agenda - Waipa District Council
Regulatory Committee Agenda - Waipa District Council
Regulatory Committee Agenda - Waipa District Council
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7.3.4 Weighting of <strong>District</strong> Plans<br />
The foregoing assessment of the application under the operative and proposed<br />
<strong>District</strong> Plans produces the same outcome, being that a telecommunication<br />
connection is required. In these circumstances, there is no need to consider the<br />
relative weight to be applied to the provisions of the two plans.<br />
7.4 Provisions of Other Statutory Planning Documents<br />
The application is consistent with the provisions of the Waikato Regional Policy<br />
Statement and the Waikato Regional Plan, and does not raise any issues that are<br />
contrary to any national policy statement.<br />
7.5 Other Relevant Matters<br />
There are no other relevant matters that require consideration in the assessment of<br />
this application.<br />
8 PART 2 MATTERS<br />
8.1 All considerations under Section 104 are subject to Part 2 of the RMA, which sets out<br />
the purpose and principles of the RMA.<br />
8.2 Part 2 of the RMA is its purpose and principles. The overall purpose is to promote the<br />
sustainable management of natural and physical resources. This is defined as<br />
managing the use and development of resources in a way that enables people and<br />
communities to provide for the social, economic and cultural well-being, and for their<br />
health and safety, while avoid ing, remedying or mitigating adverse effects on the<br />
environment.<br />
8.3 The nature of the change sought can be perceived as having both positive and<br />
negative consequences when viewed against Section 5. On one hand the change will<br />
enable the applicant to provide for their social and economic well-being at a limited<br />
cost, whereas on the other hand it may result in future landowners being penalized<br />
and subject to those costs which should have been borne by the applicant being the<br />
one that directly benefited financial from the creation of the new allotment.<br />
8.4 Section 6 requires consent authorities to recognise and provide for a number of<br />
matters of national importance in exercising powers and functions under the RMA<br />
and Section 7 lists the other matters to which <strong>Council</strong> shall have particular regard.<br />
There are no Section 6 and Section 7 matters that are relevant to the amendments<br />
sought by this application.<br />
8.5 Section 8 requires all persons exercising powers under it to take into account the<br />
principles of the Treaty of Waitangi. In terms of this proposal, consultation was<br />
Report to <strong>Regulatory</strong> <strong>Committee</strong> Meeting- November 2012<br />
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