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Wednesday December 13 2023 Selwyn Times • By Daniel Alvey WEST MELTON residents are battling another bid by the New Zealand Defence Force to place covenants on their properties. The NZDF, which operates the West Melton Rifle Range, is appealing to the Environment Court to have a ‘no noise complaints’ covenant placed on properties in a 1.5km radius around the range, something it has been trying to achieve for several years. Placing this covenant – a restriction that governs how a landowner can use their land – means residents would not be able to complain if they believed there was too much noise coming from the rifle range. As part of the District Plan review the NZDF attempted to have the covenant added, but was knocked back by the hearings panel, leading to its appeal. Opposing the appeal are Rein the Range, a group of nearly 300 residents led by Jerry Larason, and individual residents Letesha and Bryan Dempster and Alan Roberts. All are opposing the appeal because of the effects a covenant will have on their properties. Said Larason: “Putting a no noise covenant on landowner’s Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz Residents continue to battle NZDF property titles will cause those properties to be devalued significantly and (make them) harder to sell.” Larason said residents are currently happy with the status quo following an agreement made with the NZDF in 2009 after a blast wave damaged properties and distressed animals. The agreement was made with Rein in the Range and then-commander of Burnham Military Camp and range Colonel Phil McKee. The arrangement, which was called the “good neighbour policy”, meant residents were notified of range activities. NZDF director of environmental services Rob Owen said the increased residential development may limit the amount of activity on the range. “Increasing residential development in the vicinity of the training area will inevitably lead to increasing pressure to limit or cease training activities,” Owen said. Larason said the name ‘rifle range’ is no longer applicable as it caters to a wide range of defence force activities. “It needs to be called the West Melton rifle, explosive, and mortar range,” Larason said. Owen agreed that much more gets done on the range. “Although the site is OPPOSING: Residents are fighting an appeal to the Environment Court by the New Zealand Defence Force to have a no-complaints covenant on their properties. commonly referred to as a ‘rifle range’ it holds a ‘defence purposes’ designation issued by the Minister of Defence, meaning it is a training area which caters for a wide variety of military training activities,” he said. A date is yet to be set for any Environment Court mediation or hearing. This is not the first fight Larason has fought. In 2013 he went on a hunger strike that lasted less than a day to settle a dispute with his insurers AIG and dressed as a prisoner in 2017 outside Vero’s annual gala dinner to again protest insurance claims. NEWS 7 In Brief ONE HOSPITALISED AFTER LINCOLN CRASH One person was taken to hospital after a two-car crash at the Tancreds Rd, Birchs Rd intersection at 12.30pm on Friday. Lincoln Volunteer Fire Brigade senior station officer Kyle Steans said the occupants of both cars were lucky. “Both cars were modern which helped,” he said. TOXIC ALGAE FOUND IN SELWYN RIVER A health warning has been issued for the Selwyn River at Glentunnel. The warning follows the finding of moderate to high cover of potentially toxic algae (benthic cyanobacteria) in the river. People should avoid the area and animals, particularly dogs, should not be allowed near the water until the health warning has been lifted. Medical officer of health Dr Cheryl Brunton said exposure may cause skin rashes, nausea, stomach cramps, tingling, and numbness around the mouth and fingertips. SELWYN SOUNDS LINE UP The Gremlins got into the system last week and not all of the Selwyn Sounds line-up was published. So here it is: The Human League, Go West, Nik Kershaw, The Mockers, The Choirboys, Rikki Morris, AutoMatic80s. MERRY CHRISTMAS and to you all from the team at HOUSE OF TRAVEL HORNBY Are you planning a holiday for 2024? Our team are here to help you plan and book your dream holiday, and have plenty of inspiration to share ...and don’t forget we now have weekly Pop Up Stores in Rolleston, Leeston and Darfield. Contact one of the team House of Travel Hornby. You’ll have peace of mind on your holiday and a team to support you through your journey. 40 CARMEN ROAD, HORNBY PHONE 03 344 3070 HORNBY@HOT.CO.NZ Our Christmas Hours: 23rd Dec - 2nd Jan: CLOSED - From 3rd Jan back to normal business hours
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