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Designations and Requirements SCHEDULE 6.2 DESIGNATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS REFER TO PLANNING MAPS AND SECTION 176 OF THE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ACT 1991 REQUIRING AUTHORITY: MINISTER OF EDUCATION NOTATION - “EDUCATION PURPOSES” Desig. Description No. and Map Location Legal Description Underlying Resource Area D1 Balclutha U4 Lanark St, Balclutha Sections 1-4, 13-20, Block Primary VIII, Town of Balclutha School (Urban) D2 Benhar U10 Benhar Road, Benhar Part Section 7, Block 1, Primary Hillend SD School (Rural Settlement) D3 Blue U52 Tapanui Raes Junction Part Sections 16, 17 Block Mountain Highway (SH 90) XII, Glenkenich SD College (Rural) D4 Catlins Area U41 1 Stuart St, Owaka Sections 116, Part Section School U42 1, Block VIII, Glenomaru (Urban) Survey District and Lots 1-2, and Part Lot 3, DP 238 and Part Lots 26-30, DP 241 D5 Clinton U14 Halsey St, Clinton Sections 5-20, Block II, Primary Town of Clinton School (Urban) D6 Clutha Valley U19 Balclutha Lawrence Rd, Section 58A, Greenfield Primary Greenfield Settlement situated in School Block III, Waitahuna SD (Rural Settlement) D8 Heriot U20 Tweed St, Heriot Part Section 1, Block I, Primary Town of Heriot School (Rural) Clutha District Plan 30 June 1998 D9 Kaitangata U25 Eddystone St, Kaitangata Section 13, Block XIX, Town Play Centre of Kaitangata (Urban) D10 Kaitangata U25 Salcombe Street, Kaitangata Section 2 SO 42165 Primary School (Urban) D12 Lawrence U33 Harrington St, Lawrence Part Sections 14-15, Block Area School XIX, Sections 1-17, Block XX, (Urban) Sections 1, 3-20 and Part Sections 2, Block XXI and closed road, Town of Lawrence D14 Milton U35 Coronation Court, Milton Lots 28-30 and Part Lots 25- Primary 27, DP 7609 and Part Lot 1, School DP 7101 (Urban) D16 Port U27 Clutha Terrace, Port Sections 18-20, 22, Part 21, Molyneux Molyneux Block X, Town of Molyneux Primary School (Coastal) D17 Romahapa U45 School Road, Romahapa Section 2 of 4, Block II, Primary Glenomaru SD and Part Lot School C, DP 2000 (Rural) D18 Rosebank U6 14 Naish St, Balclutha Lot 12, DP 4575 Kindergarten (Urban) D19 Rosebank U6 Frances St, Balclutha Lot 14, DP 2587 and Pt Lot Primary 21 DP 397 School (Urban) D20 South Otago U4 Frances St, Balclutha Sections 25, Part 1336R, High School U6 Block XXXIII, Clutha SD and (Urban) Part Lots 22-24, 26 DP 397, Lots 1-12 DP 4092 and Lots 5-8, DP 6840. D21 Stirling U47 Baker St, Stirling Sections 12-13, Block XIII, Primary North Molyneux SD and School Lots 2-8, DP 250 and Lot 8 (Urban) DP 15192 D22 Tahakopa U48 Tahakopa Valley Road DP 3037, being Part Section Primary 21, Block XIII School Rimu SD (Rural Clutha District Plan 30 June 1998 Settlement) D23 Taieri Beach U51 Moturatata Road, Taieri Part Section 2, Block XXV, Primary Mouth Waihola SD School (Rural) D24 Tapanui U52 Sussex St, Tapanui Part Section 17, Block XIII, Primary Glenkenich SD School (Urban) D25 Tokoiti U55 Killingholme Street, Tokoiti Lot 1 DP 554124 Primary School (Transitional) D26 Tokomairiro U35 Union Street, Milton Sections 117, 122,124, Part High School Section 103, Block XII (Urban) Tokomairiro SD and Lots 33, Part 16-19, DP 126 and closed roads, and Part Lot 1 DP 7101 and Part Lot 1 DP 8323 D27 Waihola U58 Kilgour St, Waihola Sections 14-16, Part Section Primary U59 18 and closed road, Block School VI, Town of Waihola (Urban) D28 Waikoikoi U60 Koi Flat Road, Waikoikoi Lot 1, DP 7349 Primary School (Rural) D29 Waitahuna U63 Sunderland Street, Sections 1-9, 17-19, Block Primary Waitahuna XX, Town of Havelock School (Rural Settlement) D30 Waiwera U65 Railway Terrace, Waiwera Section 50, Block IV, South South Warepa SD and Lots 26-30, Primary Block I, DP 299 School (Rural Settlement) D31 Warepa G46B Te Houka Road, Warepa Lot 2, DP 5675 Primary School (Rural) Clutha District Plan 30 June 1998 REQUIRING AUTHORITY: MINISTER OF JUSTICE NOTATION - “COURT HOUSE” AND "CORRECTION FACILITY" Desig. Description No. and Map Location Legal Description Underlying Resource Area D32A Otago U34 62 Narrowdale Road Secs 3-4 Blk 1, Secs 9-10 14 16, Regional Pts 11, 13, 15, Blk II, Tokomairiro Corrections H45D SD Facility REQUIRING AUTHORITY: NEW ZEALAND POLICE NOTATION - “POLICE STATION” Desig. Description No. and Map Location Legal Description Underlying Resource Area D33 Balclutha U4 Renfrew Street, Balclutha Sections 14 and 15, Block VI, Police Town of Balclutha Station (Urban) D34 Clinton U13 Gorge Road, Clinton Lot 5 and Part Lot 4, Block 1, Police DP 210 Station (Urban) D35 Milton U37 Spencer Street, Milton Sections 56 and 57, Block VII, Police DP 6 being part Block VII, Station Tokomairiro SD (Urban) D37 Tapanui U52 Corner Kent Street and Section 76, Block XIII, Police Northumberland Street, Glenkenich SD Station Tapanui (Urban) NOTATION - “COMMUNITY POLICING CENTRE” Desig. Description No. and Map Location Legal Description Underlying Resource Clutha District Plan 30 June 1998 Area D36 Owaka U41 Corner of Waikawa Road Lot 1 and Part Lot 2 DP 15396 Community and Stuart Street, Owaka and part Section 154, Blk VIII, Police Glenomaru SD Centre Police Station (Urban) D37A Lawrence U31 Corner of SH 8, and Section 1 Block XLIV, Town of Community Kilmarnock Street, Lawrence Policing Lawrence Centre (Urban) REQUIRING AUTHORITY: NEW ZEALAND RAIL LIMITED NOTATION - “RAILWAY PURPOSES” Desig. Description No. and Underlying Map Location Legal Description Resource Area D38 Main South Various From Dunedin City Various Railway boundary to Gore (adjacent District boundary Resource Area) D38A Balclutha- U17 Balclutha to Finegand Various Finegand U18 Branch line (Industrial) Clutha District Plan 30 June 1998 REQUIRING AUTHORITY: TELECOM CORPORATION OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED NOTATION - “TELECOMMUNICATION AND RADIO COMMUNICATION AND ANCILLARY PURPOSES” Desig. Designation No. and Map Location Legal Description Underlying Resource Area D39 Clinton U13 Gorge Road, Clinton Section 13 Block XXV Town of Exchange Clinton (Urban) D40 Clydevale U15 Corner Clydevale and Part Sections 1, Block I, Exchange Rongahere Roads Pomahaka SD (Rural Settlement) D41 Dunrobin U16 Moa Flat School Road Part Section 31, Block VIII, Exchange Crookston SD (Rural) D42 Heriot U21 Roxburgh Street Part Lot 3, DP 11079 and being Exchange Part Section 30 Block IV (Urban) Greenvale SD D43 Kaitangata U25 44 Eddystone Street, Part Section 1 Block XIX, Town Exchange Kaitangata of Kaitangata DP 5598 (Urban) D44 Kaka Point H46C Kaka Point Road, Port Part Section 9, Block XIV, Town Exchange Molyneux of Molyneux (Rural) D45 Milton U37 Spenser St, Milton Lot 49, Block VII, DP 6 and Exchange being Part Section 134 Block (Urban) XVII, Tokomairiro SD D46 Owaka U41 Waikawa Road Section 136, Block VIII, Exchange Glenomaru SD (Urban) D47 Taieri U50 Moturata Road Part Section 2, Block XXIV, Mouth Waihola SD Exchange (Urban) D48 Waipahi U50 Waipahi Highway (SH 1) Section 80, Block VII, Waipahi PCM Hut SD (Rural Settlement) D49 Waipori U62 Waipori Falls Road Part Common Property UP Exchange 23599 (Rural Clutha District Plan 30 June 1998 Settlement) D111 Balclutha U4 Cnr John and James Lot 2 DP 20911 CT 12C/426 Exchange Streets, Balclutha (Urban) D112 Blue G44D Former Beaumont State Included in Section 1, Block XX, Mountains Forest Crookston SD, Grid Ref Microwave S162/228706 Station (Rural) D113 Hina Hina H47A Hina Hina Hill No. 2 Section 4, Block III, Woodland Hill, SMA SD, Grid Ref NZMS 260, and VHF H47509 Station (Rural) D114 Kaka Point U27 Port Molyneux Area shown as “C” being an Microwave easement over Lot 2, Block XI, Station Town of Molyneux (Coastal) D115 Lawrence U31 12 Beaumont Road Section 23, Block XLIV, Town of Exchange Lawrence Lawrence (Urban) D116 Mt Stuart, H45C Burma Road Section 1, SO 12826 land mobile VHF station (Rural) D117 Stoney H45C Cameron Road, Balclutha Section 14, Block VI, Hillend Creek SD, grid ref H45, 82419 telepaging and cell site (Rural) D118 Tapanui U52 Suffolk Street, Tapanui Sec 1, SO 22908, Block III, Exchange Tapanui Town (Urban) Clutha District Plan 30 June 1998 REQUIRING AUTHORITY: BROADCAST COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED AND TELECOM CORPORATION OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED NOTATION - “BROADCASTING, TELECOMMUNICATION AND RADIO COMMUNICATION AND ANCILLARY PURPOSES” Desig Description No. and Map Location Legal Description Underlying Resource Area D50 Kuriwao G46A, Old Coach Road Sections 31, 32, Block I and Transmitter G46B Section 31 Block IV, Kuriwao SD (Rural) REQUIRING AUTHORITY: TRANS POWER NEW ZEALAND LIMITED NOTATION - “ELECTRICITY SUBSTATION” Desig. Description No. and Map Location Legal Description Underlying Resource Area D51 Balclutha U2 Milton Highway (SH 1) Lots 1 and 2, DP 19469 and Substation Part Section 42, Block I, Hillend (Rural) SD REQUIRING AUTHORITY: MINISTER OF CONSERVATION NOTATION - “PROPOSED RESERVE FOR GOVERNMENT PURPOSE (WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT)” Desig. Description and No. Underlying Map Location Legal Description Resource Area D52 Waipori/Waihola H45B Lakes Waihola and Sections 2-5 and Part Wetland Waipori Sections 1 and 6 Block XVI, Complex (Rural) Sections 1-6, 8, Block XXIII, Sections 6 and Part Sections 4 and 5 Block XXII and Part Sections 2 and 3, Block XXI, Waihola SD and Part Sections 3 and 34, Block VII and Part Section 83, Block VI, Clarendon SD and Part Beds Clutha District Plan 30 June 1998 of Lakes Waihola and Waipori NOTATION - “PROPOSED SCENIC RESERVE” Desig. Description Legal No. and Map Location Description Underlying Resource Area D54 Tautuku Bay G47B State Highway 92, Tautuku Section 28, Block VIII, Tautuku Scenic Bay, Catlins SD Reserve (Coastal) REQUIRING AUTHORITY: POWER COMPANY LIMITED NOTATION - “NETWORK UTILITY - ELECTRICITY SUBSTATION” Desig. Description No. and Map Location Legal Description Underlying Resource Area D55 Conical Hill G45A Pomahaka Road Part Lot C DP 1910 and Part Substation Section 2 SD 22411 (Rural) D56 Kelso G45A Cross and Swamp Road, Part Section 64, Block III, Substation Kelso Glenkenich SD (Rural) REQUIRING AUTHORITY: AIRWAYS CORPORATION OF NEW ZEALAND NOTATION - “AIR NAVIGATION AID” Desig.
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