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Karyn Kurzeja Page I Of2 9/12/2008 Page I of2 Karyn Kurzeja From: Daniel Nakhle [[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, 9 December 2008 2:32 p.m. To: Karyn Kurzeja; 'Paul Hudson'; 'Nigel Hosken' Subject: FW: COPY RESPONSE Plan Change- Area 6A and B From: K Flavell [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, 9 December 2.008 2:02 p.m. To: Daniel Nakhle Subject: COPY RESPONSE Plan Change -Area 6A and B Dan COPY as requested [you can email this to Renee as well - no problem] catch up soon Karl HARRISON GRIERSON CONSULTANTS LTD - Renee Murphy Stuart Baikie Stephanie Hammomd Cc: Mr Dan Nakhle Cc: Joy Hames [PDC] 18/12/08 Ref: Takanini Structure Plan Change 6 Tena Koutou This particular issue was further tabled for discussion at our Kaitiaki Unit meeting of which I can now confirm the following: I. I have been given the responsibility to follow through on this issue on behalf of the Kaitiaki Unit. 2. A FINAL copy of our Cultural Values Assessment Report has been handed to Harrison Grierson. We await further engagement during the course of the resource consent process. 3. On condition that the recommendations and stipulations as outlined in our Cultural Values Assessment Report are PROVIDED FOR we have no objection to the Plan Change proceeding Heoi, Na Karl Flavell 9/12/2008 Page 2 of2 Member of Te Roopu Kaitiaki 0 Papakura Book now AirNZ vs Pacific Blue & heaps more! 9/12/2008 AfFECTED PERSONS APPROVAl for Private Plan Change Request Takanini Areas 6A and 6B Applicant's' Name Takanini Structure Plan Area 6 Limited 118 and 148A Manuroa Road, Takanini Address of Private Plan Change (Lot 1, DP 346037 & Lot 2, DP 190143, Request cr 188816) 118 and 148A Manuroa Road, Takanlni have an operative split zoning under the Papakura District Plan of Rural Takanlnl I Drury (for the northern part of these lots) Description. of Private Pian Change and Urban Residential 1 for the southern Request part of these lots. The int€!ntlon Is to rezone the part of the site which currently has a Rural Takanini I Drury zoning to an Urban Residential 1 zoning. Plan titled 'Manuroa Road - Existing and . Proposed Zoning' which shows existing Description of Infonnation (operative) zoning and proposed zoning Shown to Affected i>e1·sons for these lots. Various .other relevant plan change documentation 118 and 148A Manuroa Road, Takanlni I Sandm Elizabeth Mc:l~an . ilm the Owner and Occupier of (Lot 1, DP 346037 & L.ot 2, DP 190143, Cf 188816) . and, having sighted the above information, give my written approval to the private plan change request described above. Signature ........ ·.. ~~.... ,................................................................................... Date "\;-' '":"'.:."?.~.. ~----········'························: ........... N:\1120\122343 .• 01\300 Cornms\310 Ext\Affected Person Approvai118&148AManuroaRd.doc loARRISON GRIERSON CONSIJLT.l\NTS LIMHED Page 1 / I rage 1 or 1 Renee Murphy From: Neverinn [[email protected]] . Sent: Tuesday, 11 December 2007 9:38 p.m. To: Renee Murphy Subject: Amended Proposed Plan Change Takanini Structure Plan Area 6 We disagree with the amended proposal. The points from out last email dated 13 Jul 07 are still a concern. There are many industrial buildings and vacant lots designated for industrial use in Drury, Hunua and Spartan Road area. It is also noted that there are many industrial units that have been vacant for months especially in the Spartan Road area. Further a field, Highbrook industrial park has just opened with most of the areas still available for new business activities. So we do not believe that this area is short of industrial space. There was an article in the Papacourier that there was a requirement for more sports field space for the • · Papakura area as once the Papakura Camp is closed there will be a shortage of playing fields to service childrens sports, i.e rugby, soccer, etc. With the increase of the residential area north of Walters Road this . would be an ideal area to be turned into sports fields and parks. We are in favour of progress but Papakura!Takanini is not an ideal industrial city. With the increase of residential housing in Papakura City surely it's time to plan for parks, playgrounds and green belt areas which is non existent at this stage. To this end we would like to meet with you to discuss this proposal further. Regards' Graeme & Anna Goldring 160 Manuroa Road Takanini 09 2988837 ( a/hrs) ---( 1 n. /1 n. J,--.,Af"\'"7 7 December 2007 Manukau City Council Private Bag 76 917 MANUKAU CITY 2104 Attention Peter Rea burn Dear Peter Proposed Plan Change - Takanini Structure Plan Area 6 HG Ref 1120-122343-01 Thank you for your Jetter dated 5 December 2007. We apologise if there has been any confusion created with regard to the content of the Jetter. Our clients do not intend to lodge the formal Plan Change application with the Papakura District Council in mid­ December 2007, but instead intend to provide a draft Plan Change to the Council to facilitate discussions and feedback prior to the formal lodgement of the Plan Change. It is not anticipated that the Plan Change will be formally lodged until consideration by Council officers has occurred. This timeline has been discussed with officers of both the Papakura District Council and also the Auckland Regional Council. We .would be pleased to provide a copy of the full draft Plan Change at the same time to the Manukau City Council to enable discussions and feedback between yourselves and other the other Council representives, and potentially incorporate any improvements to the Plan Change prior to the formal lodgement. · Our offer stands that we would be pleased to meet with both the Manukau City Council and also people Jiving in the area surrounding Takanini Structure Plan Area 6. It may be opportune to have more in-depth discussions following your receipt and consideration of the full draft Plan Change document. Please contact the writer if you have any questions. Yours sincerely Harrison Grierson Consultants Limited Renee~ Murphy Senior Planner N :\1120\122343_01 \300 Comms\310 Ext\let-tspa6-mcc-002-rnm.doc Renee Murphy From: Renee Murphy Sent: Friday, 7 December 2007 12:26 p.m. To: 'Rowan Robinson' Subject: RE: Private Plan Change Proposal -Area 6 Hi Row, We will include you on the list of persons to receive further information. Regards, Renee. From: Rowan Robinson [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, 6 December 2007 2:20 p.m. To: Renee Murphy Subject: RE: Private Plan Change Proposal -Area 6 Hi Renee, Am I on the list to receive information each time you send something out? If not m·ay I be please? . '· Regards Row From: Renee Murphy [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, 6 December 2007 9:27 a.m. To: Maralyn Stevens Cc: Rowan Robinson; [email protected]; Russell Baikie; [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: RE: Private Plan Change Proposal - Area 6 Hi Denise, Thank you for your call yesterday. As outlined in our covering letter, the update was sent to all those people who attended the public open day and advised that they wished to receive further information, and also all those people who provided feedback following the public open day. If others wish to receive the additional material they.are very welcome to contact us individually, and we would be pleased to forward it out to them. Regards, Renee. Renee Murphy Senior Planner Harrison Grierson Consultants Limited Level 5 Cog ita House 20 Amersham Way Manukau P 0 Box 276 121 Manukau Auckland New Zealand Ph: +64 9 966 3380 Fax: +64 966 3380 Mobile: 021 980 070 Email: [email protected] Website: www.harrisongrierson.com From: Maralyn Stevens [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, 5 December 2007 8:23p.m. To: Renee Murphy Cc: [email protected]; [email protected]; Russell Baikie; [email protected] Subject: Private Plan Change Proposal -Area 6 To: Renee Murphy (Harrison Grierson Senior Planner) cc: Russell Baikie (Harrison Grierson Planning Manager) From: Denise Mahay ., We advise that some Sheriff Place residents have received your correspondence (dated 28 November 2007). However, it appears other residents have yet to receive the above proposal. Please confirm you have sent the correspondence to all addresses in Sheriff Place and Horlicks Place who are all "affected persons". Once all residents have received the above correspondence we will meet with them and advise your of our concerns in due course. I We look forward to an ongoing consultation and meeting process. Regards Denise Mahay / Spokesperson I Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! MSN Messenger Harrison Grierson, WINNER of the 2007 INGENIUM EXCELLENCE AWARD (category: large infrastructure projects, click here for more details) ,I ' This email message and any attached files may hold confidential information. If you are not the intended recipient any use, disclosure or copying of this email is unauthorised. If you have received this email in error please notify the sender immediately by reply email. A person using Harrison Grierson Consultants Limited's drawings and other data accepts the risk of: * Using the drawings and other data in electronic form without requesting and checking them j for accuracy against the original hard copy version; * Using the drawings or other data for any purpose not agreed to in writing by Harrison Grierson Consultants Limited. I I I i I ~I :I Vl/1 ') /')(\(\'] I' Renee Murphy From: Rowan Robinson [Rowan. [email protected]] Sent: Thursday, 6 December 2007 2:20 p.m. To: Renee Murphy Subject: RE: Private Plan Change Proposal- Area 6 Hi Renee, Am I on the list to receive information each time you send something out? If not may I be please? Regards Row ., From: Renee Murphy [mailto:[email protected]] ,,I Sent: Thursday, 6 December 2007 9:27a.m.
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