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Buller District Plan PART 11 SCHEDULE OF DESIGNATED LANDS 11.1. Schedule of Designated Lands * Denotes conditions attached to the designation NO. NAME LOCATION PURPOSE LEGAL REQUIRING DESCRIPTION AUTHORITY 1. Wharf Road, Police Station Part Lot 5, DP Minister of Karamea 264 Police Block XIV Oparara Survey District 2. State Highway 67, Electricity Substation Lot 3 DP Transpower Waimangaroa and 15652 New Zealand Radiocommunication (CT 10B/1008) Limited Repeater Lot 4 DP 15652 (CT10B/1009) Block I Kawatiri Survey District 3. Broadway, Police Station Sections 165 Minister of Reefton and 166 Police Town of Reefton (CT10A/1160) 4. 11-13 Wakefield Police Station Part Section Minister of Street, Westport 988 Police Town of Westport 5. State Highway 67, Police Station Lot 7, DP 96 Minister of Granity Block VI Police Ngakawau Survey District 6. Inangahua Electricity Substation Part Section Transpower Junction Nelson- 33 New Zealand Westport Highway Block V Limited (State Highway 6) Inangahua Survey District (SO 9464, CT9C/760) 7. McKay Road, Electricity Substation Part Section Transpower Westport 11 New Zealand Block I Limited Steeples Survey District (SO 10028, CT9C/756) 8. State Highway 69, Electricity Substation Part Section Westpower Waitahu 112 Limited Block IX Reefton Survey District (SO 9652, CT9C/755) 9. Vacant Part 11 – Schedule of Designated Lands Page 1 of 16 Buller District Plan 10. Wakefield Street, Courthouse Pt Section Minister for Westport 988; Courts Section 1066 Town of Westport Block III Kawatiri Survey District 11. Wakefield Street, Probation, Reporting, Lots 2, 3 & 4, Minister of Westport and Periodic DP 301; Corrections Detention Centre Lot 1, DP 14153 Block III Kawatiri Survey District 12. Ngakawau Bridge State Highway Part Section New Zealand State Highway 67 57 Transport Block I Agency Ngakawau Survey District and Part Crown Land (part Ngakawau River Bed) 13. Springs Junction State Highway New Zealand Intersection of Transport State Highway 65 Agency and State Highway 7 14. Vacant 15. Vacant 16. Fox River Scenic Sections 8 & 9 Minister of Block V Conservation Brighton Survey District 17. Te Ana Matuku Historic Unformed Minister of Caves Legal Road Conservation 18. Vacant 19. Vacant 20. Buller High Derby Street, Secondary School Part Section Minister of School Westport 1002, DP 3055 Education Town of Westport Block III Kawatiri Survey District (SO 7986, SO 8235) 21. Buller High Pakington Street, Secondary School Lot 2, DP Minister of School Westport Playing Fields 18326 Education Town of Westport Block III Kawatiri Survey District Part 11 – Schedule of Designated Lands Page 2 of 16 Buller District Plan 22. Westport Cobden Street, Primary School Part Section Minister of North School Westport 1002, DP 3055 Education and Section 353 SO 10339 Town of Westport Block III Kawatiri Survey District and Section 49 SO 7928 Block III Kawatiri Survey District 23. Westport Disraeli/Haselden Primary School Lots 83, 84, Minister of South School Street, Westport 85, DP 47; Education Town of Westport Block III Kawatiri Survey District and Part Lot 82 DP 47 on DP3212 Being PT Section 1001 Town of Westport Situated in Block III Kawatiri Survey District 24. Karamea Waverley Street, Composite School, Lot 2, DP 9632 Minister of Area School Karamea Pre-School and being Part Education Teacher’s Residence Section 19 Square 152; Section 116 on SO 13155, Square 152 Block XIV Oparara Survey District 25. Vacant 26. Granity Torea Street, Primary School and Section 25 on Minister of School State Highway 67, Pre-School SO 9580 and Education Granity Section 22 on SO 9039; Part Section 2, DP 1889; Part Section 2 on SO 9488 Block VI Ngakawau Survey District 27. Maruia School Road Primary School and Sections 1, 2 Minister of School (State Highway Teacher’s Residence and 3 on SO Education 65), Maruia 8084 Village of Maruia Block IV Rahu Survey District Part 11 – Schedule of Designated Lands Page 3 of 16 Buller District Plan 28. Inangahua Brown Creek Primary School and Section 6 on Minister of Junction Road and Upper Teacher’s Residence SO 8428; Education School Buller Junction Section 55 on SO 10299 Block V Inangahua Survey District 29. Vacant 30. Reefton Area Intersection of Composite School Lots 1-3, DP Minister of School Victory/Pitt Street 191; Education and Crampton Lots 1-11, DP Road, Reefton 62; Sections 908- 910, 912-920, 924-932 SO 9594; Sections 1350, 1351, SO 9637; Section 1360 SO 9951; Section 1362 SO 10057; Section 1376 SO 11016; Town of Reefton Block XIV Reefton Survey District 31. Vacant 32. Vacant 33. Vacant 34. Karamea Cemetery Section 17A Buller District Block XIV Council Oparara Survey District 35. Mokihinui Cemetery Part R230 Buller District Section 4A Council Block X Mokihinui Survey District 36. Waimangaroa Cemetery Section 42 Buller District Block I Council Kawatiri Survey District 37. Orowaiti Cemetery Lots 1-2, DP Buller District 6239; Council Part Section 2; Sections 62, 335; Part Section 173, Square 141; Lot 1, DP 123 Block III Kawatiri Survey District Part 11 – Schedule of Designated Lands Page 4 of 16 Buller District Plan 38. Addisons Cemetery Section 33 Buller District Block II Council Waitakere Survey District 39. Charleston Cemetery Section 3 Buller District Block III Council Waitakere Survey District 40. Boatmans Cemetery Section 4 Buller District Block VI Council Reefton Survey District 41. Inangahua Cemetery Part Section Buller District 28, Square Council 134 Block V Inangahua Survey District 42. Reefton Cemetery Section 7 Buller District Block IX Council Reefton Survey District 43. Reefton Cemetery Part Section Buller District 1329 Council Town of Reefton 44. Lyell Cemetery Section 26 Buller District Block I Council Maruia Survey District 45. Karamea Recreation Reserve Lot 2, DP Buller District Memorial Domain 7104; Council DP 3858 Block XIV Oparara Survey District 46. Arapito Gravel Reserve Lot 1, DP Buller District 6459; Council Part Section 55 Block XV Oparara Survey District 47. Little Wanganui Recreation Reserve Lot 1, DP 8768 Buller District Subdivision Block III Council Kongahu Survey District 48. Little Wanganui Recreation Reserve Lot 42, DP Buller District Subdivision 9897 Council Block III Kongahu Survey District 49. Little Wanganui Recreation Sections 45, Buller District Hall 47 Council Block II Kongahu Survey District 50. Mokihinui Recreation Reserve Section 162 Buller District Block X Council Mokihinui Survey District Part 11 – Schedule of Designated Lands Page 5 of 16 Buller District Plan 51. Seddonville Recreation Reserve Part Sections Buller District Soldiers Memorial 91-92; Council Park Sections 83-84 Block XV Mokihinui Survey District 52. Hector Domain & Recreation Reserve Part Section Buller District Ngakawau 79A, 165, Lot Council 1 DP 3961; Lot 1 DP 4904; Lots 1 & 2 DP 5634; Lot 3 DP 4010; Section 13 Block I Ngakawau Survey District 53. Waimangaroa Recreation Reserve Sections 195- Buller District Reserve 198, 205-208 Council 223-225 Block I Kawatiri Survey District 54. Brougham Street, Recreation Reserve Lot 14, DP Buller District Westport 5689; Council Lot 2, DP 5150 Block III Kawatiri Survey District 55. Eastons Road, Recreation Lot 17 & 18, Buller District Westport Reserve/Esplanade DP 5830 Council Reserve Block III Kawatiri Survey District 56. Eastons Road, Esplanade Reserve Lot 7, DP 7427 Buller District Westport Block III Council Kawatiri Survey District 57. Snodgrass Esplanade Reserve Section 13 SO Buller District 10407 Council Block III Kawatiri Survey District 58. Orowaiti Road Esplanade Reserve TR 1598 Part Buller District Section 50 Council Block III Kawatiri Survey District 59. Westport Domain Recreation Reserve Section 1021, Buller District 1153 Council Town of Westport 60. Comerford Recreation Reserve Part Section Buller District Reserve, 472, Town of Council Westport Westport 61. Derby Street Recreation Reserve Lot 68, DP 47 Buller District Playground, Town of Council Westport Westport 62. Mill Street Recreation Reserve Section 1186 Buller District Reserve, Town of Council Westport Westport Part 11 – Schedule of Designated Lands Page 6 of 16 Buller District Plan 63. Victoria Square, Recreation Reserve Section 987, Buller District Westport Closed Road Council Town of Westport 64. Squash Courts, Recreation Reserve Lot 22, DP Buller District Hunter Street, 12525 Council Westport Town of Westport 65. Adjacent to Recreation Reserve Lot 77B Buller District Waterfront Westport Council Building, Westport Colliery Reserve Town of Westport 66. Kilkenny Park Recreation Reserve Part Res 30 Buller District Block III Council Kawatiri Survey District 67. Rayner Park Recreation Reserve Section 1167 Buller District Town of Council Westport 68. Vacant 69. Carters Beach Recreation Reserve Part Section Buller District Reserve 33, 35 & 37 Council Block II Steeples Survey District 70. Omau Reserve Recreation Reserve Section 8, 19- Buller District 22; Council Lot 1 & 2, DP 6191 Steeples Survey District 71. Inangahua Recreation Reserve Section 8 Buller District Junction Hall Town of Buller Council Block V Inangahua Survey District 72. Reefton Reserve Recreation Reserve Sections 47- Buller District 60, 62-67, 78- Council 90; Part Section 1338; Part Section 1344; Lots 1-2 DP 363; Lot 1 DP 4267 Town of Reefton Block XIV Reefton Survey District 73. King George V Recreation Reserve Sections 441- Buller District Jubilee Park War 503, 1347 Council Memorial Town of Reefton 74. Children’s Recreation Reserve Sections 386- Buller District Playground, 391 Council Church Street, Town of Reefton Reefton Part 11 – Schedule of Designated Lands Page 7 of 16 Buller District Plan 75. Reefton Recreation Reserve Pt 1363 Pt Buller District Swimming Pool 1338 Council Town of Reefton 76. Crampton Road Recreation Reserve Lots 6 & 34, Buller District Playground DP 4267 Council Town of Reefton 77. Mawheraiti (Old Recreation Reserve DP 1097; DP Buller District School) 2738; Council Part Section 17 Block III 78. Vacant 79. Blacks Point (Old Recreation Reserve Section 258 Buller District School) Block XIV Council Reefton Survey District 80. Springs Junction Recreation Reserve Sections 15- Buller District 16, 26, 33, 50 Council Springs Junction Block III Lewis Survey District 81.
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