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MOUNT ROSKILL BOROUGH COUNCIL SECOND REVIEWED DISTRICT SCHEME APPEND I.X 1 Thi s graph ind icates t he relat ionship of he igh t of building to di stance f rom t he site boundary t o sat i s fy t he 3 metre plu s .75 D requirement

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Where there is more than one residential unit on a site they shall either :- a) be designed and built as one building; or b) be constructed a sufficient distance apart so that no part of either building (excluding chimneys, turrets, etc) intrudes through an inverted cone of included angle 106° constructed between the buildings 3 metres above the ground level provided that such buildings shall be a minimum of 2.4 metres apart.

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A. Building Lines Referred to in Ordinance 11 and shown on District Planning Map No 1. a) Building Lines for future street widening - i) Three Kings Road (both sides) 3 metres ii) Road (both sides) from Borough boundary to Three Kings Road 3 metres iii) (both sides) from Borough boundary to Hillsborough Road 2 metres iv) Mount Albert Road (both sides) 3 metres. b) Building Lines for Amenity Purposes - i) Manukau Road (west side) from Mount Albert Road to Chandler Avenue (length approximately 300 metres) 6 metres ii) Stoddard Road (south side) from Richardson Road fronting Commercial C.2 Zone (length approximately 100 metres) 6 metres iii) Richardson Road (east side) from Stoddard Road fronting Commercial C.2 Zone (length approximately 61 metres) 6 metres iv) Crown Street fronting Commercial C.4 Zone 3 metres.

B. Proposed Development Works shown on District Planning Map No 1 a) Proposed New Streets i) Somerset Road realignment (length approximately 300 metres; width ·20 metres). ii) Road through Three Kings Reserve (length approximately 488 metres; width 20 metres). b) Proposed Street Widening ) Nil c) Corner Splays i) on north side of Hillsborough Road opposite Cape Horn Road d) Service Lanes i) Dominion Road and Mount Albert Road within the Commercial C.2 Zone 6 metres wide e) Motorways From Queenstown Road to Richardson Road (length approximately 4880 metres) APPENDIX 5 / 2

f) Rail ways Avondale to Southdown Line g) Streets to be Closed i) Street off Melrose Road - required for proposed motorway. ii) Part of street off Hendry Avenue and part of Hendry Avenue - required for proposed motorway. iii) Lowery Avenue - required for proposed motorway. iv) Parts of Winstone Road, Bristol Road and Somerset Road - required for proposed motorway. C. Plan Illustrating General Standards for Preservation of Traffic Sight Lines at Intersections

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1. "The Pah" as referred to by the New Zealarld Historic Places Trust being an early homestead of historic and architectural interest. Situated on Lot 11 D.P. 17222, Hillsborough Road. The main building was designed by Edward Mahoney in Italianate style and was constructed in 1877. Since 1913 the buildings have formed part of Monte Cecilia Girls College, conducted by the religious order of the Sisters of Mercy. The buildings listed above being those listed by the Historic Places Trust as being of national interest. Any plans for additions and/or alterations shall be forwarded to the New Zealand Historic Places Trust for comments.

2. The pumphouse located on Three Kings Reserve being one of the older public buildings in and which once pumped the Borough 1 s water supply. The building is listed for external appearance only and any future additions or alterations shall be of such a nature to blend with the general character of the main building .

3. Trees - as detailed in the Scheme Statement the Council shall encourage the preservation and the planting of trees when dealing with applications. More specifically the following trees are scheduled for preservation - Jndigenous Notable Trees a) Puriri - Marist Brothers, Marcell in Hall, Korma Road planted approximately 1846. Reported to be the largest and best planted puriri recorded anywhere and to be of national interest. Exotic Historic Trees ) b) Holm Oak - Monte Cecilia Convent, Hillsborough Road planted about 1870 and largest of about 10 trees and of local interest. Exotic Notable Trees c) Hoop Pine - Monte Cecilia Convent, Hillsborough Road. One of the early plantings on the very old property and has the largest diameter of this species recorded in New Zealand. d) Nettle Tree - Monte Cecilia Convent, Hillsborough Road. The largest of the? trees near the Coquito Palm. e) Camphor Tree - Marist Brothers, Marcell in Hall, Karma Road. The largest of this species recorded in New Zealand.

11 f) Ficus "austral is - Marist Brothers, Marcell in Hall, Karma Road. An enormous tree with red fruit and light grey bark. g) Moreton Bay Fig - Monte Cecilia Convent, Hillsborough Road. One of the largest exotic trees in New Zealand. APPENDIX 6 / 2 Exotic Notable Trees cont'd ) h) Coquito Palm - Monte Cecilia Convent, Hillsborough Road. May have been a gift from Sir George Grey. i ) Pencil Cedar - St. Francis Friary, Hillsborough Road. j) Norfolk Island Hibiscus - Monte Cecilia Convent, Hillsborough Road. This is the largest recorded (68 feet) and appears older than any other tree of this species. k) Bush Cherry - Marist Brothers, Marcellin Hall, Korma Road. Largest recorded in New Zealand. Exotic Notable Trees - local interest l) Bunya Bunya Pine - Marist Brothers, Marcell in Hall, Korma Road. The largest of several on the property. m) Norfolk Pine - St Francis Friary, Hillsborough Road. Has the biggest trunk diameter known for this species in and could have been one of the first planted. n) Atlas Cedar - Monte Cecilia Convent, Hillsborough Road. This could be the largest and oldest of this species in the North Island. o) Sitka Spruce - Monte Cecilia Convent, Hillsborough Road. Rarely grown this far north. p) London Plane - Marist Brothers, Marcell in Hall, Korma Road. q) Wych Elm - Monte Cecilia Convent, Hillsborough Road.

Notable Physical Features r) Mount Roskill Of historic interest because of its past as a Maori settlement. s) Big King Of visual importance and because it is the last of the Three Kings cones and adds character to the area.

Reference: (a) to (q) 11 Historic and Notable Trees of New Zealand Northland and Auckland 11 by SW Burstall, 1971. New Zealand Forest Research Institute Mensuration Report No 16 (unpublished). )

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The following sliding scale for parking requirements for churches that are conditional uses in the residential zone is a guide only for prospective developers. In determining the final parking requirements for such churches the following shall be used as a guide : One parking space for every 10 persons whom the building is designed to accommodate for churches designed to hold up to a maximum of 200 people. Then One parking space for every 6 persons whom the building is designed to accommodate for churches designed to hold between 200 and 500 people. Then One parking space for every 3 persons whom the building is designed to accommodate for churches designed to hold over 500 people. In determining its final car parking requirements under the conditional use procedure, the Council will - 1. use as a basis the sliding scale parking requirements above; 2. take into account public parking areas nearby; 3. the days and hours when the church is likely to be used most often and any other activities in the vicinity requiring parking on the same days and during the same hours, ) 4. kerbside parking in the vicinity; and 5. any other relevant factors pertaining to the application. APPENDIX 9

WATER PROTECTION AREA

Description of Area: As a result of a survey by Tonkin &Taylor (Consulting Engineers) in 1975 the following area of the Borough of Mount Roskill has · been identified as being part of an underground acquifer system. The area of land covered by the acquifer runs from Pah Road; along the northern boundary of Herd and Melrose Roads; along the western boundary of Frost Road; the southern boundary of Mount Albert Road; north along the western boundary of Scout and McCullough Avenues; and east along the southern boundary of Duke Street and Landscape Road into Mount Eden Borough. All residential, commercial and industrial zones included within this area are subject to the Ordinances and controls of the Water Protection Area. The exact delineation of the area is illustrated on the map attached.

Intention: The Water Protection Area defines an important natural resource which is used to supply the water requirements of the Borough of Onehunga . . The protection of the quality of this resource there- fore i s important. The Water Protection Area is not a zone but it is a defined area within which certain land use activities are not permitted and particular standards must be observed in the storage, handling ) and disposal of potentially pollutant materials. The Council shall have regard to the reasonable requirements of any occupier within the area but at all times the public interest will be the paramount consideration. As a guide for both the Council and the occupier, the following has been included to illustrate the criteria against which land use activities can be tested . .

Planning Restrictions: Notwithstanding any other requirements of the District Scheme no land use activity shall be permitted within the Water Protection Area if there is to be present on the site at any time suffici~nt quantities of any chemical or substance to constitute a risk. Risk in this context means a risk to the health of residents if by accidental spillage or otherwise the chemical or substance contaminated the underground water APPENDIX 9 / 2 provided that Council may permit such land use activities if it is satisfied that adequate safeguards are incorporated, used and maintained in a manner that will control any spillage. The following specific provisions shall apply: (a) The Engineer shall be notified 30 days in advance if chemicals or substances which may affect the acceptability of water in a public supply are to be brought on to or generally used on a site. (b) Having regard to the quantity of each chemical on a site and its affect the Engineer or Council may impose conditions relating to storage, use or quantity. (c) No solid material shall be so stored that as a result of the action of water it could be carried either in solution or in suspension into the ground . (d) Every liquid material shall be so stored that any leakage is obvious and is collected so as not to penetrate the ground. The Engineer may waive this requirement for service stations if he is satisfied that underground petrol storage is subject to satisfactory tests for leakage. For Information only - not part of the District Scheme: For Information only - not part of the District Scheme: (i) Responsibility for knowing whether a chemical or substance could have a toxic or undesirable effect if it entered the water supply must always rest with the user and no advice of Council or Council Officers can be taken as release from this responsibility. (ii ) Reference to the International Standards for Drinking Water published by the World Health Organisation is recommended. (Up to date editions are held by the ) library). (iii) For guidance only and as examples, Council would most likely consider that the following would constitute a risk to hea 1th. Any substance or chemical compound which contains - either 3.0 Kg of Arsenic or 600 g of Cadmium or 3.0 Kg of Hexavalent Chromium or 3.0 Kg of Cyanide or 90 Kg of Fluorine or 6.0 Kg of Lead (except as an element or in insoluble alloys) or 60 g of Mercury (except 2 Kg of the element for use in instruments) or 600 g of Selenium. APPENDIX 9 / 3

(iv) For guidance only and as examples, Council would most likely consider that the following would affect the acceptability of the water for domestic uses. 60 g of Phenol or Phenolic Compounds 63 Kg of Detergents or other surface active agents 95 Kg of Copper in chemical compounds 63 Kg of Iron in chemical compounds 31 Kg of Manganese in chemical compounds. (v) The effect of many substances on health or acceptability is not known with certainty. The Engineer should be notified of the proposed use of any of the following classes of materials in order that in the event of accidents suitable precautions can be taken. Dyes and substances likely to discolour or be suspended in the water. Substances which would react with chlorine used for water treatment and thus reduce or eliminate the residual chlorine. Radio active materials. Weedicides, Herbicides, Fungicides and similar agricultural and horticultural chemicals. Compounds or substances containing chemical compounds of : barium, beryllium, cobalt, moly- bdenum, nitrotriacetate, thiocyanate, tin, uranium and vanadium. Any other material which might temporarily affect the taste or smell of the water.

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In the areas designated on the map annexed to this Chapter of the Bylaw , the following special conditions shall apply: (a) Area 1 : The area generally bounded by Mt Albert, Three Kings and Manukau Roads. The discharge of run-off water from structures and paved areas to street channels is prohibited, as is any direct or indirect discharge of such waters into the Council stormwater drainage system. (b) Area 2 : The area generally bounded by Mt Albert and Three Kings Roads and the boundaries of the Borough of Mt Albert. Applications for permits for connection to the combined stormwater and foul water sewer shall contain the following particulars additional to those specified in Form l. l,Tenth Schedule, The Plumbing &Drainage Regulations 1978. ( i) area of existing structures and impervious surfaces drained to the reticulation system; (ii) the area of proposed structures and impervious surfaces to be fed into the existing system; (iii) where the total area of (ii) exceeds that of (i), how it is intended to contain the excess run -off. No permit shall be granted unless the Engineer is satisfied that the rate of run-off after the completion of the proposed works will not exceed that existing ) before the commencement of the said works. (c) Area 3: The area generally between Hillsborough Road and the Manukau Harbour from Carlton Street to Canberra Avenue/Halsey Drive. The method of stormwater disposal in this area shall be determined by the Engineer upon receipt of an application for the carrying out of any works on any land in the said area.

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