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Proposed Auckland Unitary Plan Volcanic Viewshafts and height sensitive areas rules - Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts survey coordinates Proposed Auckland Unitary Plan Summary of Decisions Requested Sub#/ Point Name Theme Topic Subtopic Summary Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 93-20 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Protect views between Maunga. Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 93-152 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Retain all the viewshafts listed Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 93-153 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Add additional viewshafts which protect iconic explosion craters Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 93-154 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Add viewshaft to protect views to Panmure Basin from the top of Mt Wellington Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 93-155 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Add viewshaft to protect views to Orakei Basin from Kepa Road Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 93-156 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Add viewshaft to protect views to Orakei Basin from Upland Road crest. Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 93-157 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Add viewshaft to protect views to Rangitoto from Lucerne Road, Remuera Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 93-158 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Add viewshaft to protect views to Mt Wellington from Lunn Ave-Abbotts Way intersection. Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts Add viewshafts to protect views to Mt Albert, Mt Hobson, Mt St John, Mt Wellington, One Tree Hill from Mt Eden crest and 93-159 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates vice versa Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts Add viewshafts to protect views to Mt Mangere, Mt Wellington, Mt St John, Mt Hobson, Mt Eden from crest of One Tree Hill 93-160 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates and vice versa. Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 93-161 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Add viewshaft to protect views to Tank Farm (Northcote) from College Road. Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 93-162 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Retain all the height sensitive areas in Appendix 3.3 Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 93-163 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Amend and extend the height sensitive area around Three Kings (see page 14/15 of Vol 1 of the submission for details) Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts Amend and extend the height sensitive areas to cover Onepoto and Tank Farm features (see page 15/15 of Vol 1 of the 93-164 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates submission for details) Amend and extend the height sensitive areas to cover the inside of Lake Pupuke crater to the crest of the tuff ring along Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts Killarney Street, Hurstmere Road and through the properties around the remainder (see page 15/15 of Vol 1 of the 93-165 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates submission for details) Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts Amend and extend the height sensitive areas to cover Taylors Hill, Glendowie (see page 15/15 of Vol 1 of the submission for 93-166 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates details) Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts Amend and extend the height sensitive areas to cover the south west side of Mt Wellington to the junction of Lunn Ave and 93-167 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Ellerslie-Panmure Highway (see page 15/15 of Vol 1 of the submission for details) Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts Amend and extend the height sensitive areas to cover Orakei and Panmure basin features (see page 15/15 of Vol 1 of the 93-168 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates submission for details) Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts Amend and extend the height sensitive areas to cover all the crater and the inside of the tuff ring remnant of Mt Richmond by 93-169 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates moving the boundary east to Mt Wellington Highway (see page 15/15 of Vol 1 of the submission for details) Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts Amend and extend the height sensitive areas to cover Pigeon Mountain (see page 15/15 of Vol 1 of the submission for 93-170 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates details) Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts Amend and extend the height sensitive areas to cover McLaughlin Mountain (see page 15/15 of Vol 1 of the submission for 93-171 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates details) Amend and extend the height sensitive areas to cover all of the inside of the craters at Crater Hill, Pukaki Lagoon, Mangere Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts Lagoon, Te Hopua, Waitomokia Robertson up to the crest of the surrounding tuff rings (see page 15/15 of Vol 1 of the 93-172 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates submission for details) Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts Amend and extend the height sensitive areas to cover all of Puketutu Island (see page 15/15 of Vol 1 of the submission for 93-173 Geoscience Society of New Zealand sensitive areas rules survey coordinates details) Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 839-26 Housing New Zealand Corporation sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Remove the volcanic view shaft and volcanic height sensitive area overlay from Housing New Zealand sites. Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 839-8337 Housing New Zealand Corporation sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Delete the Volcanic Viewshaft overlay from 39, HENDON AVENUE, Mount Albert. Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 839-8338 Housing New Zealand Corporation sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Delete the Volcanic Viewshaft overlay from 11, LINGARTH STREET, Remuera. Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 839-8339 Housing New Zealand Corporation sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Delete the Volcanic Viewshaft overlay from 104, MOUNT SMART ROAD, Royal Oak-Penrose. Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 839-8340 Housing New Zealand Corporation sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Delete the Volcanic Viewshaft overlay from 17, CAMBOURNE ROAD, Sandringham. Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 839-8341 Housing New Zealand Corporation sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Delete the Volcanic Viewshaft overlay from 22, RENTON ROAD, Mount Albert. 1/46 Volcanic Viewshafts and height sensitive areas rules - Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts survey coordinates Sub#/ Point Name Theme Topic Subtopic Summary Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 839-8342 Housing New Zealand Corporation sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Delete the Volcanic Viewshaft overlay from 117, SEAVIEW ROAD, Remuera. Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 839-8343 Housing New Zealand Corporation sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Delete the Volcanic Viewshaft overlay from 74, MAIORO STREET, New Windsor. Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 839-8344 Housing New Zealand Corporation sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Delete the Volcanic Viewshaft overlay from 60, SPENCER STREET, Remuera. Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 839-8345 Housing New Zealand Corporation sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Delete the Volcanic Viewshaft overlay from 78, MAIN HIGHWAY, Ellerslie. Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 839-8346 Housing New Zealand Corporation sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Delete the Volcanic Viewshaft overlay from 1037, DOMINION ROAD, Mount Roskill-Eden Terrace. Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 839-8347 Housing New Zealand Corporation sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Delete the Volcanic Viewshaft overlay from 6, CAMERON STREET, Onehunga. Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts 839-8348 Housing New Zealand Corporation sensitive areas rules survey coordinates Delete the Volcanic Viewshaft overlay from 39, DUKE STREET, Mount Roskill. Volcanic Viewshafts and height Appendix 3.3 - Volcanic view shafts
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