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Appendix a - Designations February 2014 Appendix A - Designations APPENDIX A - DESIGNATIONS No Requiring Purpose Site and Legal Description Lifetime of Underlying Authority Designation Zoning 1 Minister of Police Station and Site: Main South Road, SH 1, St Has been Residential Police Residence Andrews. given effect to. Map 25 Leg Des: Pt Lot 2 DP 1550, Blk IV, Patiti SD. Size: 0.1429ha 2 Minister of Police Station Site: 53-55 Queen Street, Waimate Business 1 Police Leg Des: Lots 1, 3 and 5 DP 8496 Map 32 Size: 773m2 3 New Zealand State Highway Refer State Highways 1 and 82. 10 years. Refer Note 2 Transport Note 3 below below. Agency 4 Minister of Primary School Site: Waimate Centennial Primary Has been Residential Education School, Hughes Street, Waimate. given effect to. Map 28 Leg Des: Pt Lots 7-13, Lots 5 and 6 DP 208, Lots 7, 8 Pt Lot 9 DP 7256, Lots 4, 7 Pt Lot 13 DP 6180, Blk XIV, Waimate SD. Size: 2.5615ha. 5 Minister of Secondary School Site: Waimate High School, Paul Has been Residential Education Street, Waimate. given effect to. Maps 30 and Leg Des: Secs 405-413, 415-444, 31 448-470, 477-478, 481-483; Pt Secs 471-476; Pt R145; and closed streets, Town of Waimate, Block XIV, Waimate SD Size: 9.7180ha. 6 Minister of Primary School Site: Waimate Main Primary Has been Residential Education School, John Street, Waimate. given effect to. Maps 30, 31 Leg Des: Pt Res 145 and Secs and 32 392-403, Town of Waimate, Blk XIV, Waimate SD. Size: 2.0217ha Waimate District Plan A/1 Appendix A - Designations February 2014 No Requiring Purpose Site and Legal Description Lifetime of Underlying Authority Designation Zoning 7 Minister of Primary School Site: Glenavy Primary School, Has been Residential Education Ruane Street, Glenavy. given effect to. Map 34 Leg Des: Waitaki Maori Reserve 642 & 1644 2767 Size: 2.7543ha. 10 Minister of Primary School Site: Morven Primary School, Has been Residential Education Donald Street, Morven. given effect to. Map 33 Leg Des: Res 3457, Pt RS 15074, Blk VII, Waitaki SD. Size: 1.4492ha. 11 Minister of Primary School Site: St Andrews Primary School, Has been Residential Education Blue Cliffs Road, St Andrews. given effect to. Map 25 Leg Des: Pt Lot 39, DP 467, Blk IV, Patiti SD. Size: 2.0234ha. 16 Minister of Primary School Site: Makikihi Primary School, Has been Residential Education Makikihi Station Road, Makikihi. given effect to. Map 26 Leg Des: Pt R 678, Blk VIII, Waimate SD. Size: 1.8233ha. 18 Minister of Primary School Site: Waihao Downs Primary Has been Rural Education School, Waimate - Kurow Highway given effect (SH 82) Waihao Downs. to. Map 18 Leg Des: Pt Lots 26 DP 1394 Blk IV, Elephant Hill SD. Size: 1.4105ha. 20 Minister of Primary School Site: Waituna Creek Primary Has been Rural Education School, School Road/Waituna Back given effect Road, Waituna. to. Map 17 Leg Des: Pt RS 21298, Lot 1 DP 16682, Block X, Waimate SD. Size: 2.1108ha. 21 Chorus NZ Telecommunication Site: Glenavy Exchange, Cnr SH 1 Has been Residential Ltd and Radio- and McLean Street, Glenavy. given effect communication and to. Map 34 Ancillary Purposes. Leg Des: Lot 1 DP 17316, Blk XIV, (See below for Waitaki SD. conditions) Size: 0.0298ha. A/2 Waimate District Plan February 2014 Appendix A - Designations No Requiring Purpose Site and Legal Description Lifetime of Underlying Authority Designation Zoning 22 Chorus NZ Telecommunication Site: Ikawai Exchange,State Has been Rural Ltd and Radio- Highway 82, south of Redcliff Back given effect communication and Road. to. Map 19 Ancillary Purposes. (See below for Leg Des: Pt RS 37494, SO 8920. conditions) Size: 0.0278ha. 23 Chorus NZ Telecommunication Site: Makikihi Exchange, 34 Has been Residential Ltd and Radio- Frederick Street, Makikihi. given effect communication and to. Map 26 Ancillary Purposes. Leg Des: Pt Lot 22 DP 32, Blk VIII, (See below for Waimate SD. conditions) Size: 0.0306ha. 24 Chorus NZ Telecommunication Site: Maungati Exchange, Has been Rural Ltd and Radio- Craigmore Valley Road. given effect communication and to. Map 15 Ancillary Purposes. Leg Des: Pt Sec 14, Timaunga (See below for Settlement, Block V, Otaio SD. conditions) Size: 0.0278ha. 25 Chorus NZ Telecommunication Site: Morven Exchange, 1 Murphy Has been Residential Ltd and Radio- Street, Morven. given effect communication and to. Map 33 Ancillary Purposes. Leg Des: Pt Res 3451, Blk IV (See below for Morven Township, Blk VII, Waitaki conditions) SD. Size: 0.0278ha. 26 Chorus NZ Telecommunication Site: Mt Studholme Radio Station, Has been Rural Ltd and Radio- Farm Road, Hook Bush, Mt given effect communication and Studholme. to. Map 17 Ancillary Purposes. (See below for Leg Des: Section 1 SO 19578 conditions) 60256 Size: 4552m2 27 Chorus NZ Telecommunication Site: St Andrews Exchange, Has been Rural Ltd and Radio- Southburn - Pareora Main Road. given effect communication and to. Map 20 Ancillary Purposes. Leg Des: Pt Lot 108 DP 467 and (See below for Sec 1 SO 15214 Blk IV Patiti SD. conditions) Size: 0.0278ha and 0.0489ha. 28 Chorus NZ Telecommunication Site: Studholme Willowbridge Has been Rural Ltd and Radio- Exchange, Fletchers Road, given effect communication and Waimate. to. Map 23 Ancillary Purposes. (See below for Leg Des: Pt RS 12868 Blk IV, conditions) Waitaki SD. Size: 0.0278ha. Waimate District Plan A/3 Appendix A - Designations February 2014 No Requiring Purpose Site and Legal Description Lifetime of Underlying Authority Designation Zoning 29 Chorus NZ Telecommunication Site: Waihao Downs Exchange SH Has been Rural Ltd and Radio- 82, Waimate. given effect communication and to. Map 18 Ancillary Purposes. Leg Des: Pt Lot 29 DP 1394 Blk IV (See below for Elephant Hill SD. conditions) Size: 0.0278ha. 30 Chorus NZ Telecommunication Site: Waihaorunga Exchange, cnr Has been Rural Ltd and Radio- Waihaorunga and Pentland Hills given effect communication and Roads, Waimate. to. Map 18 Ancillary Purposes. (See below for Leg Des: Pt Lot 5 DP 1582, Blk XV, conditions) Waihao SD. Size: 0.0298ha. 31 Chorus NZ Telecommunication Site: Waimate Microwave Station, Has been Rural Ltd and Radio- Mt John, Waimate. given effect communication and to. Map 18 Ancillary Purposes Leg Des: Section 1 SO 301594 and (See below for Section 1 SO 19224 conditions). Size: 982m2 32 Chorus NZ Telecommunication Site: Waimate Exchange, 4 John Has been Business 2 Ltd and Radio- Street, Waimate. given effect communication and to. Map 32 Ancillary Purposes. Leg Des: Sec 1 SO 18042, Town of (See below for Waimate. conditions) Size: 0.1154ha. 33 Kordia Ltd Broadcasting, Site: Mt Studholme Broadcasting Has been Rural Telecommunication and Telecommunication Station, Mt given effect and Studholme Road. to. Map 17 Radiocommunication Station and Ancillary Leg Des: Gaz 69-266 Pt Run 284 Purposes Blk VIII Waihao SD Blk V Waimate (See below for SD with int. in R/W over 9.5809ha conditions) of 25140.153. Size: 11.5158ha. 34 Waimate Cannington Site: Intake Has been Rural District Motukaika Water given effect Council Supply Leg Des: R 3242, Mt Nimrod to. Map 15 Scenic Reserve, Blk III Nimrod SD. 35 Waimate Cannington Site: Control Tank. Has been Rural District Motukaika Water given effect Council Supply Leg Des: Lot 2, DP 25989, Blk IV, to. Map 15 Nimrod SD. 36 Waimate Cannington Site: Booster Pump House. Has been Rural District Motukaika Water given effect Council Supply Leg Des: Pt 16, DP 2060, Blk IV, to. Map 15 Nimrod SD. A/4 Waimate District Plan February 2014 Appendix A - Designations No Requiring Purpose Site and Legal Description Lifetime of Underlying Authority Designation Zoning 37 Waimate Cannington Site: Booster Reservoir Has been Rural District Motukaika Water given effect Council Supply Leg Des: Pt 12, DP 2060, Blk VIII, to. Map 15 Nimrod SD. 39 Waimate Otaio Makikihi Water Site: Reservoir. Has been Rural District Supply given effect Council Leg Des: Pt 1702, Blk X, Otaio SD. to. Map 16 40 Waimate Hook Waituna Water Site: Intake and Control take Has been Rural District Supply Booster Pump. given effect Council to. Map 17 Leg Des: RS 18311, Blk V, Waimate SD. 42 Waimate Hook Waituna Water Site: Simmons Booster Pump. Has been Rural District Supply given effect Council Leg Des: Triangle Road. to. Map 17 43 Waimate Hook Waituna Water Site: Simmons Reservoir Has been Rural District Supply given effect Council Leg Des: RS 20541. to. Map 17 44 Waimate Hook Waituna Water Site: Brownleas Booster Pump. Has been Rural District Supply given effect Council Leg Des: Brownleas Road. to. Map 17 45 Waimate Hook Waituna Water Site: TeKiteroa Booster Pump Has been Rural District Supply given effect Council Leg Des: Garlands Road. to. Map 28 46 Waimate Hook Waituna Water Site: TeKiteroa Reservoir. Has been Rural District Supply given effect Council Leg Des: RS 2621, Blk XIV, to. Map 18 Waimate SD. 47 Waimate Hook Waituna Water Site: O'Donnell Booster Pump. Has been Rural District Supply given effect Council Leg Des: Waituna School Road. to. Map 17 48 Waimate Hook Waituna Water Site: O'Donnell Reservoir Has been Rural District Supply Leg Des: Whitneys Road given effect Council to. Map 17 049 Waimate Waimate Water Site: Supply Bore. Has been Residential District Supply given effect Council Leg Des: Sec 555, Town of to. Map 30 Waimate, Blk XIV, Waimate SD. 50 Waimate Waimate Water Site: Supply Bore. Has been Rural District Supply given effect Council Leg Des: Pt RS 39652, Blk XV, to. Map 23 Waimate SD. 51 Waimate Waimate Water Site: Stream Intake. Has been Rural District Supply given effect Council Leg Des: Pt RS 30047 and Pt RS to.
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