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200089 A. Chapman & G. Cox to Establish a Residential Dwelling As at 15/12/20 Appln Applicant Description Location Date No. Received 200089 A. Chapman To establish a residential dwelling within Hokitika 14/12/20 & G. Cox the Rural Zone site legally described as Lot 2 DP 512130, 26 Reg Cox Drive. 200088 Wingletang To subdivide land legally described as Rural Fox Glacier 14/12/20 Farms Section 850 into 2 allotments within the Limited Rural Zone, and to amalgamate Lot 2 with Rural Section 851, 298 Cook Flat Road. 200087 Anna Gillooly To relocate a dwelling for residential Haast 8/12/20 purposes on land legally described as Lot 3 DP 397197, State Highway 6, Haast. 200086 Clarissa To undertake a variation of Resource Hokitika 3/12/20 Ellen Consent 190081 to erect a house and Cavanagh carport which will reduce the front boundary setback and encroach on a recession plane on land legally described as Lot 1 DP 455145 Kaniere Tram, Hokitika. 200085 Blue Spur To perform a 20 Lot subdivision of land Blue Spur 1/12/20 Hokitika legally described as Lot 2 DP 422518, Limited including the construction and vesting of a single road Lot, Blue Spur Road. 200084 N & C To perform a two Lot subdivision of land Ross 27/11/20 Linklater legally described as Lot 2 DP 527434, 1251 Ruatapu-Ross Road. 200083 The Rural To use land for two solar arrays to the north Gillespies 20/11/20 Connectivity of the network facility on land legally Beach Group described as Part Reserve 1643 SO 4205, Gillespies Beach. As at 15/12/20 Appln Applicant Description Location Date No. Received 200082 Ryan & To erect a dwelling with a Discretionary Hokitika 24/11/20 Danielle activity accessory building located within Eckersley the front setback in the Rural Zone on land legally described as Lot 13 DP 405842, Keogans Road. 200081 Sybrand Jay- To erect one dwelling and accessory Woodstock- 10/11/20 de van Dissel buildings on Lots 1 and 2 being the Rimu subdivision of land legally described as Lot 3 DP 2651, 400 Woodstock-Rimu Road. 200080 Sybrand Jay- To subdivide land legally described as Lot 3 Woodstock- 10/11/20 de van Dissel DP 2651 into 2 allotments within the Rural Rimu Zone, 400 Woodstock-Rimu Road. 200079 Department To perform a two Lot subdivision and Waiano 28/10/20 of amalgamation of land legally described as Conservation Reserve 1825 SO 4332 and Reserve 2084, Sunny Bight Road Waiano. 200078 Scott To establish a shed to be partially utilised Kumara 27/10/20 Edwards as a residential dwelling within the Rural Junction Zone site legally described as Lot 4 DP 428175 and 1/5 share Lot 6 DP 428175, 196B Kumara Junction Highway. 200077 Transpower To replace four transmission poles which Otira 27/10/20 New Zealand exceed a 15% height increase on land legally Limited described as Lot 2 DP 413252 and Lot 1 DP 2520, Otira. 200075 P & H Blight To convert an existing shed into a secondary Hokitika 19/10/20 residential dwelling within the Rural Zone site legally described as Lot 4 DP 388817, 32a Providence Drive. As at 15/12/20 Appln Applicant Description Location Date No. Received 200074 J & M To establish a residential dwelling and Kumara 12/10/20 Robinson accessory buildings within the Rural Zone Junction site legally described as Lot 2 DP 448094, 42B Otira Highway (State Highway 73). 200073 A & E To establish a residential dwelling and Kokatahi 8/10/24 Wahlberg accessory buildings within the Rural Zone site legally described as Lot 5 DP 402707, Upper Kokatahi Road. 200072 Eastgate To perform a Discretionary Activity Hokitika 08/10/20 2004 boundary adjustment subdivision resulting Limited, and in 2 allotments on land legally described as H & G Little Lots 1, 2 and 3 DP 340157, Blue Spur Road. 200071 N & D To establish a residential dwelling on Rural Haast 05/10/20 Batchelar Zone land legally described as Lot 11 DP 368354, State Highway 6, Haast. 200070 Moya Clark To relocate a dwelling for residential Hokitika 28/09/20 purposes on land legally described as LOT 3 DP 2027, 4 Spencer Street, Hokitika. 200069 T & A Keenan To retrospectively formalise the relocation of Hokitika 24/09/20 a one bedroom dwelling on land legally described as Lot 2 DP 470129, 251 Park Street Hokitika. 200068 Hazeldine To establish a residential dwelling and Hari Hari 23/09/20 Family Trust accessory buildings on land legally described as Lot 13 Deposited Plan 382522, La Fontaine Road, Hari Hari. As at 15/12/20 Appln Applicant Description Location Date No. Received 200067 Jacksons To vary land use resource consent 050122 Jacksons 14/09/20 Retreat to provide for additional accommodation Alpine options at the campervan and camping Holiday Park facility on land legally described as Lot 3 DP 363140, 4464c Otira Highway (State Highway 73), Jacksons. 200066 J Rodgers, I To vary subdivision resource consent Lake Kaniere 11/09/20 Preston, H 190103 to produce one additional allotment Boon and B to be transferred to the Department of Dunn Conservation on land legally described as Section 2230, 31 Hans Bay Road, Lake Kaniere. 200065 Tanya Rae To construct and operate a commercial gym Hokitika 07/09/20 within the front boundary setback on land legally described as Lot 1 509373, 60 Kaniere Road. 200064 P Kettering & To erect a single dwelling and accessory Hokitika 26/08/20 V Klemm buildings on each allotment resulting from the subdivision of Lot DP 3572, 555 Blue Spur Road. 200063 P Kettering & To subdivide land into 5 allotments on land Hokitika 26/08/20 V Klemm legally described as Lot 1 DP 3572, within the Rural Zone 555 Blue Spur Road. 200062 Totally To undertake a variation of Resource Fox Glacier 20/08/20 Tourism Consent 170040 to use land described Lot 2 Limited DP 408756 and Lot 9 DP 1433 to relocate the commercial operation of a helicopter base within the approved land. As at 15/12/20 Appln Applicant Description Location Date No. Received 200061 Robert Thorn To erect one dwelling on each title of the Kumara 18/08/20 completed subdivision of land legally Junction described as RS 1906. 200060 Robert Thorn To subdivide land legally described as RS Kumara 18/08/20 1906 into 8 new allotments with proposed Junction Lot 8 amalgamating with Lot 4 DP 532918 within the Rural Zone, Serpentine, Kumara Junction. 200059 Rujira To waive the requirement for 6 onsite Hokitika 18/08/20 Jeawskun carparks associated with a restaurant in the Commercial Core Zone on land legally described as Lot 2 DP 1297, 5 Weld Street Hokitika. 200058 Lindsay To establish a residential dwelling within Kumara 13/08/20 Brian Feary the Rural Zone site legally described as Section 3219 and Section 3847 Block VII Waimea Survey District, State Highway 73 Kumara. 200057 Mark and To operate a commercial activity which Ruatapu / 12/08/20 Sharon involves extraction, stockpiling and the sale Ross Murphy of rock materials within the Rural Zone site Family Trust legally described as LOT 1 DP 525278, LOT 2 DP 493608, PT SECS 8-9 SO 11742, LOT 3 DP 524537 LOT 2 DP 422386, 720 and 729 Ruatapu-Ross Road. 200056 John & To construct and operate a commercial Hokitika 12/08/20 Elisabeth storage facility within the Rural Zone site Gibb legally described as Lot 6 DP 374891, 92 Lake Kaniere Road. As at 15/12/20 Appln Applicant Description Location Date No. Received 200055 N.O. Austin To establish a residential dwelling within Hokitika 3/08/20 the front boundary setback of the Rural Zone site legally described as Lot 10 DP 379290, Ballarat Rise. 200054 George To establish a secondary residential Whataroa 3/08/20 Hattingh dwelling within the Rural Zone on land legally described as Lot 2 DP 307045, Butler Road. 200053 Aratuna To reduce front yard setbacks to 10m and to Hokitika 31/07/20 Freighters provide for commercial use on Lots 1 to 6 Limited being the subdivision of land legally described as Lot 1 DP 459988, 286 Kumara Junction Highway, State Highway 6. 200052 Aratuna To subdivide land legally described as Lot 1 Hokitika 31/07/20 Freighters DP 459988 into six allotments, 286 Kumara Limited Junction Highway, State Highway 6. 200051 Wendy Taylor Cross-lease subdivision amendment to Hokitika 24/07/20 update Flat Plan 1 on land legally described as Lot 29 DP 1842, 196B Rolleston Street. 200050 Joanne To establish a residential dwelling and Hokitika 23/07/20 Birnie accessory buildings within the Rural Zone site legally described as Lot 3 DP 468271, Keogans Road. 200049 Emma & To establish a residential dwelling and Hokitika 22/07/20 Jeffrey Kay accessory buildings within the Rural Zone site legally described as Lot 3 DP 420184, Mehrtens Road. As at 15/12/20 Appln Applicant Description Location Date No. Received 200048 56 Cron To construct 31 commercial travellers Franz Josef 22/07/20 Limited accommodation units and a restaurant within the Residential Zone on land legally described as Lot 1 DP 412458, 56 Cron Street, Franz Josef. .
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