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Introduction This table contains a summary of requirements that requiring authorities have sought to have ‘rolled-over’ with modification(s). It does not include requirements that have been rolled over without modification. It includes any changes to existing designations sought through the requiring authority’s formal (Schedule 1) roll-over notice and any subsequent amendments agreed between the requiring authority and the Council prior to 27 August 2014. For further detail please refer to the ‘roll-over notices’ included on this website, along with the planning maps and designation detail (including conditions) contained in Chapter 10 of the proposed Christchurch Replacement District Plan. Alternatively you can phone us on 941- 8999 (0800 800 169 for Banks Peninsula callers) or email us at [email protected] with any queries. Chorus New Zealand Limited CCC Ref Notation / Site Name Purpose Location Nature of Any Modifications A1 Akaroa Exchange Telecommunication and Cnr Rue Jolie & Rue Balguriel Name change only (to Chorus Radio Communication New Zealand Limited) and Ancillary Purposes A2 Akaroa Radio Station as above L’Aube Hill Name change only (to Chorus New Zealand Limited) A3 Ataahua Exchange as above State Highway 75, Ataahua Name change only (to Chorus New Zealand Limited) A4 Avonhead Exchange as above 296 Yaldhurst Road Name change only (to Chorus New Zealand Limited) A5 Cashmere Radio as above Victoria Park Road Name change only (to Chorus Station New Zealand Limited) A6 Diamond Harbour as above Where Avenue Name change only (to Chorus Exchange New Zealand Limited) A7 Duvauchelle as above State Highway 75, Name change only (to Chorus Exchange Duvauchelle New Zealand Limited) A8 Governors Bay as above 81 Main Road Name change only (to Chorus Exchange New Zealand Limited) A9 Halswell Exchange as above 440 Halswell Road Name change only (to Chorus New Zealand Limited) A10 Harewood Exchange as above 401 Harewood Road Name change only (to Chorus New Zealand Limited) A11 Le Bons Bay as above Le Bons Bay Road Name change only (to Chorus Exchange New Zealand Limited) A12 Linwood Exchange as above 594-596 Hereford Street Name change only (to Chorus New Zealand Limited) A13 Little Akaloa as above Little Akaloa Road Name change only (to Chorus Exchange New Zealand Limited) A14 Little River Exchange as above State Highway 75, Little River Name change only (to Chorus New Zealand Limited) A15 Lyttleton Exchange as above 7 Canterbury Street Name change only (to Chorus New Zealand Limited) A16 Marleys Hill Land as above 399 Worsleys Road Name change (Chorus) and Mobile Station amalgamate City Plan and Banks Peninsula Designations A17 Memorial Avenue as above 237 Memorial Avenue Name change only (to Chorus Exchange New Zealand Limited) A18 Mt Pearce Radio as above Mt Pearce, off Summit Road Name change (Chorus) and Station correct mapping (amended boundary) A19 Mt Pleasant as above 10 Main Road, Mt Pleasant Name change only (to Chorus Exchange New Zealand Limited) A20 New Brighton as above 9-11 Collingwood Street Name change only (to Chorus Exchange New Zealand Limited) A21 Okains Bay Radio as above Okains Bay Road Name change only (to Chorus Site New Zealand Limited) A22 Pigeon Bay Radio as above Pigeon Bay Road Name change only (to Chorus Site New Zealand Limited) A23 Shirley Exchange as above 11 Shirley Road Name change only (to Chorus New Zealand Limited) A24 Spencerville as above 382 Lower Styx Road, Name change only (to Chorus Exchange Spencerville New Zealand Limited) Chorus New Zealand Limited / Spark New Zealand Trading Limited CCC Ref Notation / Site Name Purpose Location Nature of Any Modifications B1 Beckenham Exchange Telecommunication 148 Colombo Street Name change from Telecom New and Radio Zealand Limited to Chorus New Communication and Zealand Limited / Spark New Zealand Ancillary Purposes Trading Limited. B2 Belfast Exchange as above 805 Main North Road Name change from Telecom New Zealand Limited to Chorus New Zealand Limited / Spark New Zealand Trading Limited. B3 Burwood Exchange as above 284 Mairehau Road Name change from Telecom New Zealand Limited to Chorus New Zealand Limited / Spark New Zealand Trading Limited. B4 Fendalton Exchange as above Cnr Bryndwr & Name change from Telecom New Glandovey Roads Zealand Limited to Chorus New Zealand Limited / Spark New Zealand Trading Limited. B5 Hill Top Land Mobile as above Summit Road Name change from Telecom New Station Zealand Limited to Chorus New Zealand Limited / Spark New Zealand Trading Limited. B6 Islington Exchange as above 851 Halswell Junction Amend wording of condition for Road clarity and inclusion of a 15m height limit (same as underlying zoning) at the request of Council officers; and name change from Telecom New Zealand Limited to Chorus New Zealand Limited / Spark New Zealand Trading Limited. B7 Mt Pleasant Radio as above Broadleaf Lane off Amalgamate designations currently Station Summit Road contained in both the Christchurch City and Banks Peninsula District Plans and adopt the more stringent 37m height condition of the City Plan rather than the 38m height condition of BPDP at the suggest of the Council. Also, add parcel of land to include land leased by Chorus from the Department of Conservation and which contains facilities needed to be designated. B8 Papanui Exchange as above 449 Papanui Road Name change from Telecom New Zealand Limited to Chorus New Zealand Limited / Spark New Zealand Trading Limited. B9 St Albans Exchange as above 25 St Albans Street Name change from Telecom New Zealand Limited to Chorus New Zealand Limited / Spark New Zealand Trading Limited. B10 Sumner Exchange as above 29 Nayland Street Name change from Telecom New Zealand Limited to Chorus New Zealand Limited / Spark New Zealand Trading Limited. Christchurch International Airport Limited CCC Ref Notation Purpose Location Nature of Any Modifications D1 Airport Airport Purposes Harewood, Extend extent of designation by 216ha including: Christchurch - Additional land owned by CIAL and parcel owned by Canterbury Golf; - Third party land at the southern end of the 02/20 runway; - Third party land at the eastern end of the Runway End Protection Area. (Refer to C.I.A.L Rollover Notice and Chapter 10 for further detail) Kiwirail Holdings Limited CCC Ref Notation / Site Name Purpose Location Nature of Any Modifications E1 Main North line Railway Purposes From Waimakariri River (1) Update legal name to KiwiRail Bridge to the Main Holdings Limited South Line at Addington (2) Addition of land owned by (including an access from KiwiRail, but not recorded as Addington (including an designated access from Main North (3) Addition of designations Road to Main North Line where road crosses rail. near Chaneys) (4) Removal of the rail designation over land no longer required by KiwiRail. E2 Main South Line Railway Purposes From Lyttelton to the (1) Update legal name to KiwiRail District Boundary at Holdings Limited Templeton (2) Addition of land owned by KiwiRail, but not recorded as designated (3) Addition of designations where road crosses rail. (4) Removal of the rail designation over land no longer required by KiwiRail. E3 Railway Land - Halswell Railway Purposes 859-863 Halswell (1) Update legal name to KiwiRail Junction Road Junction Road, Islington Holdings Limited (2) Addition of land owned by KiwiRail, but not recorded as designated (3) Addition of designations where road crosses rail. (4) Removal of the rail designation over land no longer required by KiwiRail. E4 Hornby Branch Line Railway Purposes From the Main South Line (1) Update legal name to KiwiRail at Hornby to the District Holdings Limited Boundary at Marshs Road (2) Addition of land owned by KiwiRail, but not recorded as designated (3) Addition of designations where road crosses rail. (4) Removal of the rail designation over land no longer required by KiwiRail. Kordia Limited (formerly Broadcast Communications Limited) CCC Notation Purpose Location Nature of Any Modifications Ref F1 Broadcast & Operate and Sugar Loaf, Summit (1) Record name change of Telecommunications access broadcast & Road, Christchurch Requiring Authority from Broadcast telecommunications Communications Ltd; and facility (2) Special condition 1: to correct typo on fifth line “In particular there shall be only on permanent tower...”. Replace “on” with “one. (3) Special condition 3: suggest including the exposure standards diagram within the designation detail itself, rather than a reference to “elsewhere in the plan”. (4) Special condition 4: to correct typo on second line - replace “mirco” with “micro”. Minister for Canterbury Earthquake Recovery CCC Ref Notation / Site Name Purpose Location Nature of Any Modifications H3 Convention Centre (a) A meeting facility Blocks defined by Deletion of Lady Isaac Precinct to provide initially for Armagh Street, Oxford House at 110 Armagh St/ approximately 2000 Tce, Worcester Street 779 Colombo Street as it delegates with an and Colombo Street was never intended by the expansion capacity to (excluding 110 Armagh Minister to designate this approximately 2500 Street / 779 Colombo property. delegates, including Street - Pt Lot 1 DP 1775) plaza, reception area, functional space, kitchens, banquet room, meeting/break out rooms, exhibition space, amenities, storage and loading space (b) Marquees and other temporary structures for convention events (c) Gloucester Galleria (d) Car parks (e) Hotels (f) Retail/food and beverage (g) Ancillary activities Minister of Defence CCC Notation Purpose Location Nature of Any Modifications Ref K1 Defence - HMNZS Defence purposes Montreal Street (1) Change site name/notation and purpose Pegasus (as defined by s5 (Defence Purposes) to provide clarity (e.g. that of the Defence Act Defence Purposes is as defined in the Defence Act 1990). 1990); and (2) Add to special conditions to clarify that no outline plan needed for activities permitted by underlying zoning and no outline plan required for maintenance activities. K2 Defence - RNZAF Defence purposes Main South Road, (1) Change site name/notation and purpose Base Wigram (as defined by s5 Harvard Avenue, (Defence Purposes) to provide clarity (e.g.
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