RESOURCE CONSENTS HEARINGS PANEL - Auckland Council
RESOURCE CONSENTS HEARINGS PANEL - Auckland Council
RESOURCE CONSENTS HEARINGS PANEL - Auckland Council
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18<br />
28 November 2008<br />
Resource Consents Hearings Panel<br />
Minutes<br />
3. (operating hours) The activity shall be restricted to operating between the hours of:<br />
Monday to Saturday 7.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m.,<br />
Sundays and all public holidays 7.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.<br />
4. (parking) Appropriate mechanisms shall be employed to lock the on-site parking area outside<br />
of working hours. Full details of these mechanisms shall be submitted to and approved by<br />
the Team Leader, Resource Management prior to any works commencing on the site.<br />
5. (landscape plan) A detailed landscape plan, in accordance with the evidence from Sarah<br />
Jones (Room Outside Landscaping and Design), including an implementation and<br />
maintenance programme for a minimum of three years, shall be submitted to and approved<br />
by the Team Leader, Resource Management or equivalent position prior to any works<br />
commencing on the site.<br />
(i) The plan shall include details of the plant sizes (Pb Grade) at the time of planting and<br />
intended species (predominantly native and reflecting the local native biodiversity).<br />
Such a plan is to include appropriate measures for the screening of, but not limited to,<br />
the dwelling and/or ancillary structures; and<br />
(ii) In particular the plan shall also include the specific landscape treatment of new<br />
retaining walls that have been erected as part of the development. This shall include<br />
appropriate measures to mitigate the visual effects of the structures by effectively<br />
integrating them into the environment; and<br />
The landscaping shall be implemented in accordance with the approved landscaping plan<br />
within the first planting season following the completion of the works on the site at each<br />
respective Stage 1 and Stage 2. Landscaping shall be maintained thereafter.<br />
6. (building design) A detailed design of the proposed development shall closely follow the<br />
design proposal as described in the evidence and drawings produced by Peter Eising, Pacific<br />
Environment Architects NZ Ltd dated June 2008, numbered (0)01-05, (1)01-03, (2)01-04,<br />
(A)01-03. To ensure that this condition is implemented while providing for reasonable<br />
flexibility, the consent holder shall prepare a Design Protocol which addresses the design of<br />
the development and as a minimum this shall include:<br />
a. Applications of sustainable development principle of the kind described in<br />
Mr Eising’s evidence;<br />
b. The use of quality building materials;<br />
c. The adoption of overall design principles that provide a unique design outcome<br />
which reflects the iconic features of the Huapai architectural landscape in a similar<br />
fashion to the approach set out in Mr Eising’s evidence.<br />
This Design Protocol shall be approved by the Team Leader Resource Consents (in a<br />
certifying capacity) prior to the consent holder applying for building consent s for any part of<br />
the development.<br />
7. (acoustic protection) The consent holder shall provide double glazing on all windows on the<br />
southern elevation of the building.<br />
8. (signage) Any signs on the northern and eastern elevations of the buildings (both Stage 1<br />
and Stage 2) shall not be illuminated.<br />
9. (lighting-daytime) No part of the building shall employ and/or use artificial lighting between<br />
the hours of 7 am to 10 pm in such a manner that the use of such lighting causes an added<br />
illuminance in excess of 100 lux, measured horizontally or vertically at any point on or directly<br />
above the boundary of any adjacent land which is zoned residential.