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Submitters All (With Address) Page 1 of 5 Produced: 24/04/2019 2:22:59 P.M Plan Change 13 Submissions Received Original Submissions Submission No. Name Address 1 J&B Nicholson 111 Snodgrass Road RD 4 Te Puna 3174 2 Easy Insulation Ltd 39 Raywood Crescent Taupo 3 G & J Bai 18 Rewarewa Street Owhata Rotorua 4 PF Olsen Ltd Te Papa Tipu Innovation Park 99 Sala Street Rotorua 3010 5 Marion Jensen 3/19th Avenue Tauranga South 3112 6 Geoffrey Oliver 15 Margaret Place Omokoroa Tauranga 7 Western Bay of Plenty District Council Private Bag 12803 Tauranga Mail Centre Tauranga 3143 8 Jon Burchett PO Box 123 Opotiki 3162 9 Hamish Kendal 8B Margaret Road Tauranga 3110 10 Toi Te Ora Public Health PO Box 2120 Tauranga 3140 11 Waikato Regional Council Private Bag 3038 Waikaton Mail Centre Hamilton 3240 12 NZ Defence Force c/- Tonkin & Taylor PO Box 2083 Wellington 6140 13 Gray Southon 5 Arden Street Tauranga 3112 14 Andrew Clow 2 Okimoke Road RD 6 Tauranga 3176 15 Jene Hayward [email protected] 16 SA & AM Wright 39 Riddell Road RD 3 Te Puke 3183 17 Tauranga Moana Fumigant Action Group PO Box 5426 Mount Maunganui 3150 18 New Zealand Transport Agency PO Box 13055 Tauranga Central Tauranga 3141 19 Z Energy Ltd, BP Oil NZ Ltd & Mobil Oil NZ Ltd c/o Burton Planning Consultants Ltd PO Box 33-817 Takapuna Auckland 0740 20 Hortforce Ltd 71A James Road Te Puna Tauranga 31767 21 Jodie Bruning 441 Whakamarama Road Tauranga 3179 22 Waste Management New Zealand Private Bag 14919 Panmure Auckland 23 McNeil & Associates Ltd 209 Tim Road RD 8 Tauranga 3180 24 Seespray Ltd 409 Thames Coast Road RD 5 Te Paru 3575 Report: Submitters All (with Address) Page 1 of 5 Produced: 24/04/2019 2:22:59 p.m. Plan Change 13 Submissions Received 25 Spray Watchers Group 44 Woodleigh Place Ohauiti Tauranga 3112 26 Rotorua Lakes Council Private Bag 3029 Rotorua Mail Centre Rotorua 3046 27 GBC Winstone Hill Young Cooper PO Box 106 828 Auckland 1143 28 Lesley & Brendan Everest 11 Wychwood Crescent Springfield Rotorua 29 Envirosolve 133 Ohakune Road RD 3 Wanganui 30 Trustpower Ltd Private Bag 12023 Tauranga 3143 10 Borell Road 31 Tauranga Moana - Te Arawa ki Takutai Partnership Forum Te Puna Tauranga 3174 32 Agcarm 111 The Terrace Wellington 33 Ballance Agri-Nutrients Ltd Private Bag 12 503 Tauranga Mail Centre Tauranga 3143 34 McAlpines Rotorua Ltd Jacobs New Zealand Ltd PO Box 10-283 Wellington 6011 35 Ngai Tukairangi Trust PO Box 10032 Bayfair 3152 36 Mercury NZ Ltd PO Box 445 Hamilton 3240 37 Oji Fibre Solution Private Bag 6 Tokoroa 3444 38 Richard Mallinson 71A Blomfield Street Rotorua 39 Kay Richards 77 Gordon Road Western Heights Rotorua 40 Michel Verhagen 240 Ohiwa Harbour Road RD 2 Opotiki 3198 41 Hancock Forest Management PO Box 648 Tokoroa 3420 42 Louise Pieters 6, Number 3 Road RD 3 Te Puke 3183 43 Beverley Pieters 6, Number 3 Road RD 3 Te Puke 3183 44 Hendrik Pieters 6, Number 3 Road RD 3 Te Puke 3183 45 Fonterra Ltd c/- Mitchell Daysh Ltd PO Box 1307 Hamilton 3240 46 Draslovka a.s. c/- Laurus Consultants 53A Coroglen Rise Pukerua Bay 5023 Wellington 47 Legacy Funeral Homes Ltd c/- Holland Beckett Law Level 3 525 Cameron Road Tauranga 3110 48 Lawter New Zealand Ltd c/- Aurecon NZ Ltd PO Box 2292 Tauranga 3140 49 Chris & Carol Meijer 35 McKee Avenue Rotorua Report: Submitters All (with Address) Page 2 of 5 Produced: 24/04/2019 2:22:59 p.m. Plan Change 13 Submissions Received 50 Ravensdown Ltd c/- Planz Consultants Ltd PO Box 1845 Christchurch 8140 51 Nga Potiki Resource Management Unit c/- Arthur Flintoff Unit 6, 34 Gravatt Road Fashion Island Papamoa 52 Department of Conservation RMA Shared Services Department of Conservation Private Bag 3072 Hamilton 3240 Attn: Angus Gray 53 Matariki Forests Trading Ltd PO Box 9283 Newmarket Auckland 1149 54 Tauranga City Council Private Bag 12022 Tauranga 3143 55 Genera Ltd 11 Maru Street Mount Maunganui South Tauranga 3116 56 Bob Russell 30 Poike Road Tauranga 3112 57 Stakeholders in Methyl Bromide Reduction Inc (STIMBR) 'Glen Garioch' 53 Coroglen Rise Pukerua Bay 5026 Wellington 58 Horticulture New Zealand PO Box 10 232 Wellington 59 Allan Neil 5 Hapi Street Pomare Rotorua 3015 60 New Zealand Home Heating Association PO Box 11-669 Manners Street Wellington 6142 61 Sancra Farms Ltd c/- Stratum Consultants PO Box 878 Rotorua 3040 62 Craddock Farms Ltd c/- Stratum Consultants Ltd PO Box 878 Rotorua 3040 63 Silver Fern Farms Management Ltd PO Box 941 Dunedin 9054 (Attn. Group Environmental) 64 TPT Forests Ltd PO Box 135 Seventh Avenue Tauranga 3140 65 New Zealand Agrichemical Education Trust (NZAET) PO Box 10232 The Terrace Wellington 6143 66 First Gas Ltd c/- BECA PO Box 9345 Wellesley Street Auckland 67 Port of Tauranga c/- Rowan Johnstone Private Bag 12504 Tauranga Mail Centre Tauranga 3143 68 Ngati Ranginui Iwi Society Inc Carlton Bidois c/- Postal Delivery Centre Te Puna Tauranga 69 KiwiRail Holdings Ltd PO Box 593 Wellington 6140 70 Rotorua Heating Solutions PO Box 2284 Rotorua 3040 71 Timberlands Ltd PO Box 1284 Rotorua 3040 72 Thermal Brewing Company c/- Holland Beckett Law Private Bag 12011 Tauranga Report: Submitters All (with Address) Page 3 of 5 Produced: 24/04/2019 2:22:59 p.m. Plan Change 13 Submissions Received 73 New Zealand Kiwifruit Growers (NZKGI) PO Box 4246 Mount Maunganui South 3149 74 Bay of Plenty Regional Council PO Box 364 Whakatane 3158 75 Swap Stockfoods Ltd c/- AECOM PO Box 13161 Tauranga 3141 76 Federated Farmers of New Zealand PO Box 447 Hamilton 3240 77 Doug Wheeler PO Box 440 Opotiki 3162 78 Bioenergy Association PO Box 290 Whangarei 0140 79 Te Rereatukahia Marae c/- Cariann Snow PO Box 59 Katikati 3166 80 Susanne Moore 218 Waipapa Block Road RD 8 Tauranga 3180 Further Submissions Further Submission No. Name Address 1 GBC Winstone Hill Young Cooper PO Box 106 828 Auckland 1143 2 Legacy Funeral Homes Ltd c/- Holland Beckett Law Level 3 525 Cameron Road Tauranga 3110 3 Ballance Agri-Nutrients Ltd Private Bag 12 503 Tauranga Mail Centre Tauranga 3143 4 Whakatane Mill Ltd 5 Timberlands Ltd PO Box 1284 Rotorua 3040 6 New Zealand Agrichemical Education Trust (NZAET) PO Box 10232 The Terrace Wellington 6143 7 Trustpower Ltd Private Bag 12023 Tauranga 3143 8 Mercury NZ Ltd PO Box 445 Hamilton 3240 9 Bay of Plenty Regional Council PO Box 364 Whakatane 3158 10 Greg Misson 8 DeHavilland Way Mount Maunganui Tauranga 3116 11 Oji Fibre Solution Private Bag 6 Tokoroa 3444 12 Z Energy Ltd, BP Oil NZ Ltd & Mobil Oil NZ Ltd c/o Burton Planning Consultants Ltd PO Box 33-817 Takapuna Auckland 0740 13 Horticulture New Zealand PO Box 10 232 Wellington 14 Envirosolve 133 Ohakune Road RD 3 Wanganui 15 Hangar It 6 DeHavilland Way Tauranga 3116 16 Solo Wings PO Box 13367 Tauranga 3141 17 Tony Christiansen 7 DeHavilland Way Tauranga 3116 Report: Submitters All (with Address) Page 4 of 5 Produced: 24/04/2019 2:22:59 p.m. Plan Change 13 Submissions Received 18 Federated Farmers of New Zealand PO Box 447 Hamilton 3240 19 Agcarm 111 The Terrace Wellington 20 Fonterra Ltd c/- Mitchell Daysh Ltd PO Box 1307 Hamilton 3240 21 Port of Tauranga c/- Rowan Johnstone Private Bag 12504 Tauranga Mail Centre Tauranga 3143 22 Toi Te Ora Public Health PO Box 2120 Tauranga 3140 23 Lawter New Zealand Ltd c/- Aurecon NZ Ltd PO Box 2292 Tauranga 3140 24 First Gas Ltd c/- BECA PO Box 9345 Wellesley Street Auckland 25 KiwiRail Holdings Ltd PO Box 593 Wellington 6140 26 Western Bay of Plenty District Council Private Bag 12803 Tauranga Mail Centre Tauranga 3143 27 Allan Neil 5 Hapi Street Pomare Rotorua 3015 28 Stakeholders in Methyl Bromide Reduction Inc (STIMBR) 'Glen Garioch' 53 Coroglen Rise Pukerua Bay 5026 Wellington 29 Genera Ltd 11 Maru Street Mount Maunganui South Tauranga 3116 30 Swap Stockfoods Ltd c/- AECOM PO Box 13161 Tauranga 3141 Report: Submitters All (with Address) Page 5 of 5 Produced: 24/04/2019 2:22:59 p.m..
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