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Appendix 2Анаdesignations Schedule Proposed Thames­Coromandel District Plan ­ Appeals Version Appendix 2 ­ Designations Schedule 2.1 OVERVIEW OF DESIGNATIONS A designation is a provision in a district plan to give effect to a project or public work requirement made by a requiring authority that is either: a Minister of the Crown; or a local authority; or an approved network utility operator. The RMA sets out the process for including a designation in the Plan and the information to accompany a notice of requirement. The requiring authority responsible for the designation may do anything in accordance with the designation, irrespective of the Plan rules that might otherwise control the activity. No other person may do anything in relation to the designated land that would prevent or hinder the project or work to which the designation relates without the prior written consent of the requiring authority responsible for the designation. The zone, district­wide and overlay rules and special purpose provisions apply to activities not covered by the designation. 2.2 SITES DESIGNATED IN THE PLAN The following 'Designations Schedule' outlines information relating to each designated site, including its location and the designation purpose. Further information on a designation is held on the Council files, including specific conditions and reference to the term of the designation. Where a term of the designation is not specified the provisions of the RMA prevail. Most of the designations in the Plan have been carried over from earlier district plans and include public works such as roads, schools, police and fire stations, courthouse, wastewater treatment plants, water reservoirs, refuse transfer stations, cemeteries, reserves, river control and soil conservation works. All Council roads that are formed and existing at the date of notification of the Plan are within the Road Zone and are not listed in the Designations Schedule. Designations are shown on the Overlay Planning Maps. 2.3 MINISTER OF COURTS The Minister of Courts has one courthouse in the District required to be designated. Designation Overlay Planning Item Designation Location Legal description Map purpose MOC1 31B Thames District Courthouse 505 Queen Street, Pt Te Karaka, Pt Court and Thames Te Karaka B and Courthouse Pt Tapuae 2.4 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION The Ministry of Education has required that its schools be designated for 'Education Purposes'. 'Education Purposes' for the purpose of the Ministry of Education designations, means the provision of instruction and/or ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Appendix 2 - Designations Schedule A2-1 ePlan Home Proposed Thames­Coromandel District Plan ­ Appeals Version training and may include such uses as early childhood education services, schools, community education, tertiary education institutions, work skills training centres, outdoor education centres, sports training establishments and out of school care services and includes their ancillary administrative and support facilities (including cultural, recreational, communal or accommodation). Designation Overlay Planning Item Designation Location Legal description Map purpose MOE1 6B Colville Primary Education Colville Road, Pts Moehau 3D2 School Purposes Colville MOE2 23A Coroglen Primary Education Rangihau Road, Pt Puketutu School Purposes Coroglen MOE3 11E Coromandel Area Education Tiki Road, Pt Lot 26, Lots 27 School Purposes Coromandel Town to 44 Deeds Plan H 16, Pts Te Umuhau, Lots 15 and 16 DP24/2, Pt Section 19 Blk VI Coromandel SD MOE4 28 Hikuai Primary Education Hikuai School Section 1 Block II School Purposes Road, Hikuai Tairua SD MOE5 36D Hikutaia Primary Education State Highway 26, Pt MaCaskills School Purposes Hikutaia Grant and Lot 11 Deeds 818 MOE6 7C Te Kura Kaupapa Education Kennedy Bay Pt Harataunga Maori o Purposes Road, Kennedy West 2B1; Pt Sec Harataunga Bay 7 Blk IX Harataunga SD MOE7 15C Manaia School Education Goldfields Road, Makomako Purposes Manaia MOE8 32A Matatoki Primary Education State Highway 26, Pt Lot 27 DP 2152, School Purposes Matatoki Pt Lot 3 DP 23235, Lot 1 DP 31493, Pt Lot 31 DP 2152 MOE9 17C Mercury Bay Area Education 20 South Highway, Puahape 1 and Pt School Purposes Whitianga Puahape 2 MOE10 31B Moanataiari Education Kuranui Street, Lot 13 DPS 601, Primary School Purposes Thames Lots 62 to 66 and 71 to 78 DPS 2098 MOE11 34 Opoutere Primary Education State Highway 25, Pt Sec 27 Block School Purposes Opoutere VIII Tairua SD MOE12 31G Parawai Primary Education Lowe Avenue, Pt Te Whiti, Pt Te School Purposes Thames Weiti 1 and Pts Te Weiti 2 , Lot 11 DPS 8887 MOE13 36C Puriri Primary Education Puriri Valley Road, Lots 74 to 83 and School Purposes Puriri 100 to 111 Deeds Plan H18, Pts OLC 444 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Appendix 2 - Designations Schedule A2-2 ePlan Home Proposed Thames­Coromandel District Plan ­ Appeals Version Designation Overlay Planning Item Designation Location Legal description Map purpose MOE14 29D Tairua Primary Education Petley Parade, Sec 15, Sec 16, Pt School Purposes Tairua Sec 17 Tairua Village MOE15 21B Tapu Primary Education Thames Coast Pt Waipatukahu 2, School Purposes Road, State Pt Blk 10 Town of Highway 25, Tapu Hastings, Allot 40 Blk XI Town of Hastings, Waipatukahu 1BA2 MOE16 26C Te Puru Primary Education Thames Coast Sec 13 Block XIV School Purposes Road, State Hastings SD, Parts Highway 25, Te Te Karaka Block Puru MOE17 12 Te Rerenga Education State Highway 25, Sec 13 Blk VII Primary School Purposes Te Rerenga Coromandel SD MOE18 31C, 31D Thames High Education Sealey Street, see below School Purposes Thames Legal Description ­ Whakaharatau E323, E 324 and E 367, Rangiriri B303 to 311, Pts Rangiriri B303, Pts Rangiriri C378, Pts Rangiriri C346, Pt Rangiriri C379, Pt Rangiriri 350, Nokenoke 312 to A322, A325 to A343, A362 to A364, A366, A368 to A370, Pts Nokenoke A365, Nokenoke B302, B344, B351 to B361, 371 to B377 and Sec 5 Block IV Thames SD, Section 79 Blk IV Thames SD MOE19 31D Thames South Education Grey Street, Whanaupo 601; Primary School Purposes Thames Whanaupo Block 625 to 629, Koramawhiti B 602 to B 605, B 611, B 639 to B642, B 630 to B 633, Lot 1 DP 34904 MOE20 38A Whangamata Area Education Port Road, Pts Sec 10 Blk XVI School Purposes Whangamata Tairua SD, Lots 43 to 55 DPS 562, Lots 1 to 5 DPS 2855, Lot 1 DP 26909, Lot 2 DP 345462, Lot 1 DPS 32037 MOE21 23 Whenuakite Education State Highway 25, Pt Lot 5 DP 30187, Primary School Purposes Whenuakite. Lot 1 DP 33398 MOE22 18E Whitianga School Education 30 Jackman Sec 1 SO 61666 Purposes Avenue, Whitianga ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Appendix 2 - Designations Schedule A2-3 ePlan Home Proposed Thames­Coromandel District Plan ­ Appeals Version 2.5 MINISTER OF POLICE The Minister of Police has designated five police stations that exist and operate on sites within the District. Activities carried out by the police include: Administrative and reception building and facilities; Holding facilities for arrested persons; Law enforcement and public safety services; Staff training; Car parking and access; Telecommunication service; Security storage; Lost and found services; Equipment and material storage; Receive, process and issue licences; Community meeting services; Police residence or house; Cafeteria; Police dog kennels (in emergencies); and Social gatherings. Designation Overlay Planning Item Designation Location Legal description Map purpose NZP1 11E Coromandel Town Police Station and 405 Kapanga Pt Lot 1 DP 29650 Police Station House Road, Coromandel Town NZP2 18F Whitianga Police Police Station and Corner of Campbell Lots 71, 72, 75, Pt Station House and Victoria Lot 76 DP 95 Streets, Whitianga NZP3 31D Thames Police Police Station 404A Queen Lots 2 and Pt Lot 3 Station Street, Thames DPS 56822, Pt Lot 3 DP 30863, Pt Lot 2 DPS 73539 NZP4 29B Tairua Police Police Station 282 Main Road, Lot 56 DPS 2002 Station Tairua NZP5 34F Whangamata Police Station 100 Hetherington Lots 317 and 318, Police Station Road, Whangamata Whangamata Township ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Appendix 2 - Designations Schedule A2-4 ePlan Home Proposed Thames­Coromandel District Plan ­ Appeals Version 2.6 THAMES‐COROMANDEL DISTRICT COUNCIL Thames­Coromandel District Council has responsibility for: The District's local transport network, including planning and design, construction and maintenance, and proposed road stopping; Sites associated with the wastewater network, including pump stations, wastewater treatment plants, wastewater disposal areas and bio­solids composting (Whitianga only); Sites associated with the water supply network, including pump stations and water storage reservoirs; Sites associated with a refuse transfer station including the operation of a re­use centre and the storage, handling and transfer of refuse (residual waste), recyclable materials, green waste mulching/composting, bio­solids composting and hazardous goods; The rehabilitation of landfill sites; Sites with fire stations where Council has the statutory responsibility as a rural fire authority in areas other than urban fire districts; Sites where the District maintains and develops reserves and walkways; Flood management purposes in accordance with
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