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Canterbury Conservation Management Strategy Contents 1. Introduction 1 2. Table 1: Land units managed by the Department in Canterbury 3 3. Table 2: Protected land managed by other agencies in Canterbury 5 4. How to use Schedules 7 5. Schedule Key 9 6. Schedule 1: Alphabetical index of names for land units Managed by the Department 11 7. Schedule 2: Key land units managed by the Department 21 8. Schedule 3: Land units managed by the Department 249 9. Maps Index 287 1. Introduction This inventory identifies and describes (in general terms) all areas managed by the Department within the Canterbury Conservancy area as at 20 August 1997, and meets the requirements of section 17D(7) of the Conservation Act 1987. Volume 2 is part of the Canterbury Conservation Management Strategy and is to be read in conjunction with Volume 1, which presents the context, goals, objectives, implementation statements and priorities for all areas and natural and historic resources managed by the Department in the Canterbury Conservancy. Table 1 summaries the 1293 units of land (excluding overlying status descriptions) managed by the Department in Canterbury (452,494 hectares). Table 2 summarises 2596 units of protected land, primarily reserves (36,480) hectares), which are managed by other agencies in Canterbury. The inventory contains three schedules of information. Schedule 1 is an alphabetical list of land names provided to assist with the location of commonly known areas from both Schedules 2 and 3. Schedule 2 is a text description of 230 areas (managed by the Department), which are known to contain significant indigenous flora, fauna, geological or historic features. This schedule surveys features of note only. Many of the more widely dispersed fauna are not recorded. Schedule 3 lists the name and legal description of the remaining (1130) areas managed by the Department. Following the Map Index are maps covering the Canterbury Conservancy. All areas listed in Schedules 1 and 2 are identified on these maps. More specific information about each area can be obtained from the Conservancy Office where extensive records are held. Queries and additional information are welcomed on areas which have been included in this inventory. As additional information becomes available, the Department will continue to update this inventory. It is intended that all areas in Schedule I will have data recorded to a Schedule 2 standard by the year 2001. The schedules do not include areas where management is carried out by other parties (See Table 2). Examples are where public land is vested in a council or a society, or where control and management are passed to a council or government department. Conservation Covenants are also not included. As marginal strips are not well documented, strips established under section 58 Land Act 1948 and many moveable marginal strips created since 1989 are not included in the schedules. 2. Land Units TABLE 1: LAND UNITS MANAGED BY THE DEPARTMENT IN CANTERBURY1 NO OF UNITS LEGAL DESCRIPTION AREA (HA) 3 Conservation Park, Conservation Act 1987 160787.8103 *4 Ecological Area, Conservation Act 1987 8125.7920 18 Government Purpose Reserve, Reserves Act 1977 2159.3405 2 Government Purpose, Defence Area Reserves Act 1977 569.8668 19 Government Purpose, Education Purpose, Reserves Act 1977 43.4750 6 Government Purpose, Government Buildings, Reserves Act 1977 1.2449 2 Government Purpose, Lighthouse, Reserves Act 1977 63.5987 3 Government Purpose, Police Station, Reserves Act 1977 2.4053 3 Government Purpose, Post Office, Reserves Act 1977 1.1382 14 Government Purpose, Railway, Reserves Act 1977 271.7429 13 Government Purpose, Wildlife Management, Reserves Act 1977 13238.9851 9 Historic Reserve, Reserves Act 1977 6.9549 1 Local Purpose, Accessway, Reserves Act 1977 .0151 19 Local Purpose, Cemetery, Reserves Act 1977 47.5681 123 Local Purpose, Gravel Reserves Act 1977 198.2576 3 Local Purpose, Kindergarten, Reserves Act 1977 .3385 1 Local Purpose, Library, Reserves Act 1977 .1621 3 Local Purpose, Plantation, Reserves Act 1977 4.1327 3 Local Purpose, Road, Reserves Act 1977 3.0499 53 Local Purpose, Soil Conservation, Reserves Act 1977 1701.7782 4 Local Purpose, Utility, Reserves Act 1977 4.5040 323 Marginal Strip, Conservation Act 1987 2595.7600 2 National Park, National Parks Act 1980 154178.3811 12 National Reserve, Reserves Act 1977 6031.5000 5 Nature Reserve, Reserves Act 1997 729.7795 97 Recreation Reserve, Reserves Act 1997 1005.3735 81 Scenic Reserve, Section 19(1)(a) Reserves Act 1977 13622.3954 10 Scientific Reserve, Reserves Act 1977 1502.6936 465 Section 62, Conservation Act 1987 47235.9198 7 To be allocated to and being managed by DOC 52263.3462 *2 Wild Animal Control Act, 1977 Recreational Hunting Area 64272.5000 *1 World Heritage Site, UNESCO World Heritage Convention 107652.000 1 Wildlife Sanctuary, Reserves Act 1977 254.8318 1293 Total 452494 Hectares 3. Protected Lands TABLE 2: PROTECTED LANDS MANAGED BY OTHER AGENCIES IN CANTERBURY 1 NO OF UNITS LEGAL DESCRIPTION AREA (HA) 1 Easement in favour of DOC, Conservation Act 1987 8.0000 1 Leased Land, Conservation Act 1987 .1500 20 Conservation Covenant, Conservation Act 1987 509.7769 12 Government Purpose Reserve, Reserves Act 1977 94.5781 5 Government Purpose, Education Purpose, Reserves Act 1977 37.8536 1 Government Purpose, Government Buildings, Reserves Act 1977 .0495 1 Government Purpose, Police Station, Reserves Act 1977 .6910 1 Government Purpose, Post Office, Reserves Act 1977 .1517 4 Government Purpose, Railway, Reserves Act 1977 8.7774 5 Heritage Covenant, Historic Places Act 1980 .9343 14 Historic Reserves, Reserves Act 1977 39.1126 1 Local Purpose, County Buildings, Reserves Act 1977 2.7139 1 Local Purpose, Hospital Reserves Act 1977 4.1252 207 Local Purpose, Reserves Act 1977 1140.6540 63 Local Purpose, Accessway, Reserves Act 1977 1.2003 59 Local Purpose, Cemetery, Reserves Act 1977 158.8355 17 Local Purpose, Community Centre, Reserves Act 1977 6.5316 155 Local Purpose, Esplanade, Reserves Act 1977 120.2752 3 Local Purpose, Foreshore, Reserves Act 1977 1.2382 583 Local Purpose, Gravel, Reserves Act 1977 1269.8812 12 Local Purpose, Kindergarten, Reserves Act 1977 1.2540 29 Local Purpose, Landscape, Reserves Act 1977 5.3209 8 Local Purpose, Library, Reserves Act 1977 4.7064 167 Local Purpose, Plantation, Reserves Act 1977 3183.1458 9 Local Purpose, Plunket, Reserves Act 1977 .3323 90 Local Purpose, Road, Reserves Act 1977 11.2920 7 Local Purpose, Scout Hall, Reserves Act 1977 2.6010 190 Local Purpose, Soil Conservation, Reserves Act 1977 13246.9450 69 Local Purpose, Utility, Reserves Act 1977 27.6475 26 Open Space Covenant, Queen Elizabeth the Second National Trust 1977 735.4488 3 Proposed Acquisitions of Land, Being Negotiated 4871.6570 7 Protected Private Land, Reserves Act 1977 1016.3329 747 Recreation Reserve, Reserves Act 1977 5673.5148 25 Scenic Reserve, section 19(1)(a) Reserves Act 1977 553.2536 8 Wildlife Refuge, Wildlife Act 1953 (overlying status) 3553.4248 1 Wildlife Sanctuary, Wildlife Act 1953 76.8902 2 Walkway over Private and Conservation land, Walkways Act 1990 .000 13 Walkway over Private Land, Walkways Act 1990 .000 4 Walkways over Conservation Land, Walkways Act 1990 .000 2596 Total 36,514 Hectares 4. How to Use the Schedules [NB. These instructions differ slightly from those in the published book version of the CMS, to allow for easier electronic access.] A. IF YOU KNOW THE NAME OF AN AREA MANAGED BY THE DEPARTMENT: 1. Refer to Schedule 1 where you will find, in alphabetical order, the land unit number and the schedule in which it is described – either Schedule 2 (Detailed) or Schedule 3 (Remaining Areas). 2. The land unit number is in two parts, e.g. G38 002 – G38 is the map number, 002 is the DOC land unit identifier number; 3. Look at the text description of the area by looking up the land unit number in the relevant schedule. (Both Schedules 2 and 3 are ordered by land unit number); 4. Look at the map which shows the location of the area by looking up the map index number which has the first three characters as the land unit number, e.g. H38; then 5. Locate the DOC land unit identifier number on the appropriate map. B. IF YOU DO NOT KNOW THE NAME OF AN AREA MANAGED BY THE DEPARTMENT THEN: 1. Refer to the Map Index and locate the map number that you wish to look at, e.g. G38; 2. Next, locate the area on the map and note its land unit number; 3. Refer to the map key to find out if it has a full description in Schedule 2. C. IF YOU WISH TO FIND A LAND UNIT ON AN NZMS 260 SERIES* MAP The grid reference is to be found within the land unit description in Schedule 2 or 3. Note that fourteen numeral references are given, in two sets of seven. Within each seven, three numerals are in bold; these are the grid reference numbers needed to locate the area on NZMS 260 series maps. The other numbers, not in bold, provide the full reference for locating the area using the national G.I.S. database. Note. From about early 2003 the land unit and map information will be available in updated form on the Department’s web address www.doc.govt.nz. The current CMS land unit and map information will progressively become dated and the web address information should be used by preference. * The New Zealand wide 1:50,000 topographic maps 5. Schedule Key 5.1 SCHEDULE 1 Description Common name of protected area. Land Unit: Conservancy land unit number (e.g. H37007) which consists of a prefix from NZ 260 Map No (e.g.
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