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Lake Rotorua Nutrient Management - Proposed Plan Change 10 Submissions Received Original Submissions Submission No. Name Address 1 Lindsay Hugh and Alison Lyndsay Moore [email protected] 2 Cliff Lee [email protected] 3 Kaingaroa Timberlands Partnership [email protected] 4 Max Winders PO Box 155 Ngongotaha 3041 5 Robin Boom 13 Bowman Roiad RD 9 Hamilton 3289 6 Robert Mackay 43 Oturoa Road RD 2 Rotorua 3072 7 John de Jong 151 Tarukenga Road RD 2 Rotorua 3072 8 Grant Stewart 276 Dansey Road RD 2 Ngongotaha Rotorua 3072 9 Shobdon Trustee Limited Shifnal Trust PO Box 155 Ngongotaha 3041 10 Bryce Heard 41 Hoko Road RD 6 Rotorua 3096 11 Ian McLean 46B Holland Street Rotorua 12 Astrid Coker PO Box 3 Rotorua 3040 13 Alister Snodgrass 102 Jackson Road RD 6 Rotorua 3096 14 Warren Webber 7 Benham Road Okere Falls RD 4 Rotorua 2016 15 Murray and Robyn Pearce 427 Oturoa Road RD 2 Rotorua 3072 16 Neil Heather 945 Paradise Valley Road RD 2 Rotorua 17 D&A Trust Central Road Rotorua 18 Dibley Holdings/Awaglen Trusts Partnership 220B Oturoa Road RD 2 Rotorua 19 Dixon Reeves 783 Oturoa Road RD 2 Rotorua 3072 20 Peter McLean and Michelle Rennie 818D Paradise Valley Road Rotorua 21 Brown Owl Organics Incorporated c/o Treasurer 5 Clouston Cres Fenton Park Rotorua 3010 22 Nick Adams 283 Dansey Road RD 2 Rotorua 3072 23 Roger and Norreen Martin 291 Maraeroa Road RD 2 Rotorua 24 JT & SA Butterworth PO Box 285 Ngongotaha Report: Submitters All (with Address) Page 1 of 4 Produced: 1/06/2016 11:54:19 a.m. Plan Change 10 Lake Rotorua Nutrient Management Submissions Received 25 Paul Lyons 56 Sharp Road RD 6 Rotorua 3096 26 Rotorua Lakes Council Hinemaru Street Private Bag 3029 Rotorua 27 Gro2 Ltd PO Box 228 Ngongotaha 3041 28 Kevin Davenport 112A Te Manu Road RD 2 Rotorua 3071 29 WB Shaw and SM Beadel 67a Te Puea Road Rotorua 30 Fish & Game New Zealand (Eastern Region Fish and Private Bag 3010 Game Council) Rotorua 3046 31 Patricia Hosking 19 Rahui Road Ngongotaha Rotorua 3072 32 Kaitao Rotohokahoka 2D Trust 379 Sunset Road Rotorua 33 Utuhina Valley Farm 134 Great West Road Rotorua 34 Chris Sutton 258 Yankee Road RD 3 Rotorua 3073 35 Rotorua Chamber of Commerce 1081 Hinemoa Street Rotorua 36 Tracey Friend and Myles McNaught 189 Dansey Road RD 2 Rotorua 37 Ngati Whakaue Tribal Lands Incorporation 38 Donald Rosslove 691 Dansey Road RD 2 Rotorua 3072 39 Eileen Campbell 278 Tauranga Direct Road RD 6 Kaharoa Rotorua 3096 40 Maraeroa Oturoa 2B Trust PO Box 12002 Rotoroa 3045 41 Craig Hurst 948 State Highway 5 RD 2 Rotorua 42 Damon Campbell 278 Tauranga Direct Road RD 6 Kaharoa Rotorua 3096 43 Ravensdown Limited c/o CHC Ltd PO Box 51-282 Tawa Wellington 5249 44 Andrea Hammond 327 Central Road RD 6 Rotorua 45 Wendy and John Roe 887 Dansey Road RD 2 Rotorua 3072 46 Evan Parnwell 844 Te Waerenga Road RD 6 Rotorua 47 Z Energy Limited c/o Burton Planning Consultants Limited Level 1 2-8 Northcroft Street PO Box 38-817 Takapuna Auckland 0740 48 Parekarangi Trust 23 Mokoia Road RD 7 Rotorua Report: Submitters All (with Address) Page 2 of 4 Produced: 1/06/2016 11:54:19 a.m. Plan Change 10 Lake Rotorua Nutrient Management Submissions Received 49 CNI Iwi Land Management Ltd PO Box 1592 Rotorua 3040 50 Oturoa Properties Ltd 726 Oturoa Road Rotorua 3072 51 Max Martin c/o Harcourts 1 Third Avenue Tauranga 52 Jim and Barbara Hitchcock 53 Lachlan McKenzie 289A Kapukapu Road RD 6 Rotorua 54 The Maori Trustee Te Puna Kokiri House 1218-1224 Haupapa Street Private Bag 3005 Rotorua Mail Centre Rotorua 3046 55 NZ Deer Farmer's Association The Secretary Rotorua Branch NZDFA 220 Roydon Downs RD 9 Te Puke 3189 56 Bay of Plenty Regional Council PO Box 364 Whakatane 3158 57 Jeanette Watkins 5A Preston Road Ngongotaha 58 Max Douglas 910 Te Waerenga Road Kaharoa RD 6 Rotorua 3096 59 Northdale Holdings Ltd 437 Paradise Valley Road Rotorua 60 Lyn Brown 1118 Paradise Valley Road RD 2 Rotorua 61 beef + lamb new zealand Ground Floor Public Trust Building 442 Moray Place Dunedin Central Dunedin 9016 62 Sharon Morrell 9 Ngahu Street Koutu Rotorua 3015 63 Bruce Thomasen PO Box 2353 Rotorua 3040 64 DairyNZ and Fonterra Co-operative Group Limited DairyNZ Private Bag 3221 Hamilton 3240 65 Peter Reed 308 Maeraeroa Road RD 2 Rotorua 3072 66 Lake Rotorua Primary Producers Collective 136 Stewart Road RD 6 Rotorua 3096 67 Karl Weaver 220A Oturoa Road Rotorua 68 Sharlene Willemsen 57 Cookson Road RD 4 Rotorua 69 Adrian Willemsen 57 Cookson Road RD 4 Rotorua 70 The Fertiliser Association of New Zealand c/o Boffa Miskell Ltd PO Box 13373 Tauranga 3141 71 Warren Parker Scion Private Bag 3020 Rotorua 72 Rotorua District Residents and Ratepayers 484 Pukehangi Road Rotorua 3015 Report: Submitters All (with Address) Page 3 of 4 Produced: 1/06/2016 11:54:19 a.m. Plan Change 10 Lake Rotorua Nutrient Management Submissions Received 73 P F Olsen Ltd The Environment Manager PF Olsen Ltd PO Box 1127 Rotorua 74 Deer Industry New Zealand Environmental Policy Manager Deer Industry New Zealand PO Box 10702 Wellington 6143 75 Federated Farmers of New Zealand PO Box 447 Hamilton 3240 76 Peter Seymour 106 Oturoa Road RD 2 Rotorua 77 Roger Wootton 78 Tony and Joanna Carr PO Box 70-33 Rotorua 79 Paul Barton 121 Te Manu Road RD 2, Rotorua Yoga Studio PO Box 1753 Rotorua 3040 80 Te Paiaka Lands Trust PO Box 176 Rotorua 3040 81 Jamie and Chris Pateerson 136 Steward Road RD 6 Rotorua 3096 82 Stuart Morrison 705 Oturoa Road RD 2 Rotorua 3072 83 Bushlands Estate Limited and Adolle Farms Limited 116 Jackson Road RD 6 Rotorua 84 Protect Rotorua 421 Te Waerenga Road RD 6 Rotorua 3096 85 Waiteti Farms Ltd / Waiteti Whenua Trust c/o Hera Naera 32 Tarewa oad Kuirau Rotorua 86 Whakapoungakau Aggregated Lands c/o Hera Naera 32 Tarewa Road Kuirau Rotorua 87 John Beuth 88 Nigel Marshall 25 Fairy Springs Road Rotorua 89 Philip Frost c/o Mamaku Blue 333 Maraeroa Road RD 2 Rotorua 3072 90 Christopher Hounslow 12 Charlise Place Onerahi Whangarei 0110 91 Robert Dansey 43 Taui St Ngongotaha Rotorua 3010 Report: Submitters All (with Address) Page 4 of 4 Produced: 1/06/2016 11:54:19 a.m..
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