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Designations in the Christchurch Replacement District Plan BEFORE THE CHRISTCHURCH REPLACEMENT DISTRICT PLAN HEARINGS PANEL IN THE MATTER of the Resource Management Act 1991 and the Canterbury Earthquake (Christchurch Replacement District Plan) Order 2014 AND IN THE MATTER of the hearing regarding Proposal 10: Designations in the Christchurch Replacement District Plan MEMORANDUM OF COUNSEL ON BEHALF OF CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL 20 JANUARY 2015 Simpson Grierson Barristers &Solicitors Simpson Grierson J G A Winchester / K E Viskovic Telephone: +64-4-924-3430 Facsimile: +64-4-472-6986 Email: [email protected] PO Box 2402 SOLICITORS WELLINGTON 6140 25736474 Page 1 MAY IT PLEASE THE PANEL: 1. This memorandum of counsel is filed on behalf of the Christchurch City Council (the Council) to provide the Panel, and parties with a table identifying: 1.1 The designations and heritage order that form the Designations Proposal; 1.2 Whether the requiring authority sought to roll over the designation into the proposed Christchurch Replacement District Plan with, or without modification'; and 1.3 The submitters and further submitters on each designation/heritage order. 2. The table is provided as Appendix A to this memorandum. 3. The Council records that for the Designations Proposal, the Panel's decision making powers are set out in Clause 14 of the Canterbury Earthquake (Christchurch Replacement District Plan) Order 2014. The Council considers that the table in in Appendix A will assist the Panel, and parties with determining which designations: 3.1 The Hearings Panel is required to make a decision on in accordance with Clause 14(2); and 3.2 The Hearings Panel must confirm, in accordance with Clause 14(3). DATED thisl~;~day of January 2015 J G A Winchester/K E Viskovic Counsel for Christchurch City Council In accordance with clause 4(4) of Schedule 1 of the Canterbury Earthquake (Christchurch Replacement District Plan) Order 2014. Page 2 APPENDIX A 25736474 Page 3 Proposed Christchurch Replacement District Plan – Summary of designations and heritage orders to be rolled over Designation Site name Designation With or without modification? Submitters (including submission Ref Purpose number) Chorus New Zealand Limited A1 Akaroa Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio communication and ancillary purposes A2 Akaroa Radio Station Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio communication and ancillary purposes A3 Ataahua Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio communication and ancillary purposes A4 Avonhead Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio Christchurch City Council (#310) communication and ancillary purposes A5 Cashmere Radio Station Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio Christchurch City Council (#310) communication and ancillary purposes A6 Diamond Harbour Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) Exchange and radio communication and Page 1 Designation Site name Designation With or without modification? Submitters (including submission Ref Purpose number) ancillary purposes A7 Duvauchelle Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio communication and ancillary purposes A8 Governors Bay Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) Exchange and radio communication and ancillary purposes A9 Halswell Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio Christchurch City Council (#310) communication and ancillary purposes A10 Harewood Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio Christchurch City Council (#310) communication and ancillary purposes A11 Le Bons Bay Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio communication and ancillary purposes A12 Linwood Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio Christchurch City Council (#310) communication and Page 2 Designation Site name Designation With or without modification? Submitters (including submission Ref Purpose number) ancillary purposes A13 Little Akaloa Radio Site Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio communication and ancillary purposes A14 Little River Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio communication and ancillary purposes A15 Lyttelton Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio communication and ancillary purposes A16 Marleys Hill Land Mobile Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) Station and radio Christchurch City Council (#310) communication and ancillary purposes A17 Memorial Avenue Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) Exchange and radio Christchurch City Council (#310) communication and ancillary purposes Page 3 Designation Site name Designation With or without modification? Submitters (including submission Ref Purpose number) A18 Mt Pearce Radio Station Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio communication and ancillary purposes A19 Mt Pleasant Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio Christchurch City Council (#310) communication and ancillary purposes A20 New Brighton Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio Christchurch City Council (#310) communication and ancillary purposes A21 Okains Bay Radio Site Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio communication and ancillary purposes A22 Pigeon Bay Radio Site Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio communication and ancillary purposes A23 Shirley Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio Christchurch City Council (#310) communication and ancillary purposes Page 4 Designation Site name Designation With or without modification? Submitters (including submission Ref Purpose number) A24 Spencerville Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Chorus New Zealand Limited (#364) and radio Christchurch City Council (#310) communication and ancillary purposes Chorus New Zealand Limited/Spark New Zealand Trading Limited B1 Beckenham Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Christchurch City Council (#310) and radio communication and ancillary purposes B2 Belfast Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Christchurch City Council (#310) and radio communication and ancillary purposes B3 Burwood Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Christchurch City Council (#310) and radio communication and ancillary purposes B4 Fendalton Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Christchurch City Council (#310) and radio communication and ancillary purposes B5 Hill Top Land Mobile Telecommunication With - name change only (none) Station and radio communication and Page 5 Designation Site name Designation With or without modification? Submitters (including submission Ref Purpose number) ancillary purposes B6 Islington Exchange Telecommunication With Christchurch City Council (#310) and radio communication and ancillary purposes B7 Mt Pleasant Radio [purpose omitted With Christchurch City Council (#310) Station from notified version of plan] B8 Papanui Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Christchurch City Council (#310) and radio communication and ancillary purposes B9 St Albans Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only (none) and radio communication and ancillary purposes B10 Sumner Exchange Telecommunication With - name change only Christchurch City Council (#310) and radio communication and ancillary purposes Christchurch International Airport Limited D1 Christchurch Airport. Airport With Gary Neil McVicar (#55) Page 6 Designation Site name Designation With or without modification? Submitters (including submission Ref Purpose number) International Airport purposes. Isaac Conservation and Wildlife Trust (#704) Erroll Smith (#777) Ministry of Health (#782) John David Harrison Booth (#798) Christchurch International Airport Limited (#863; #1359) Memorial Avenue Investments Limited (#917; #1351) KiwiRail Holdings Limited E1 Main North line Railway purposes With KiwiRail (#897) E2 Main South Line Railway purposes With KiwiRail (#897) E3 Railway Land (Halswell Railway purposes With KiwiRail (#897) Junction Road) E4 Hornby Branch Line Railway purposes With KiwiRail (#897) Kordia Limited F1 Sugar Loaf Broadcast and With - name change only (none) Broadcasting telecommunications. Operate and access Page 7 Designation Site name Designation With or without modification? Submitters (including submission Ref Purpose number) broadcast and telecommunications facility Meteorological Service of New Zealand Limited G1 Le Bons Bay Weather Meteorological Without (none) Station activities. Automatic weather station Minister of Canterbury Earthquake Recovery H1 Bus Interchange Bus Interchange. Without The Crown (#495) (a) Concourse Mary Ellen Shackel (#21) (b) Bus platform (c) Amenities (d) Retail/food and beverage (e) Staff facilities (f) Cycle parking (g) Ancillary
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