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Resource Consent Applications Received for the Queenstown Lakes District RESOURCE CONSENT APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FOR THE QUEENSTOWN LAKES DISTRICT QUEENSTOWN LAKES DISTRICT COUNCIL INFORMATION SERVICE Private Bag 50072 QUEENSTOWN 9348 T: 03 441 0499 F: 03 450 2223 [email protected] www.qldc.govt.co.nz © Copyright 01.05.21 – 31.05.21 RC NO APPLICANT & PROPOSAL ZONE STATUS K PRICE - THE CONSTRUCTION OF A ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT WITH ATTACHED SHED AT 18 LOST BURN ROAD, LAKE RM210525 HAWEA RRES Formally Received UCT PROPERTIES LIMITED - APPLICATION TO CONSTRUCT A BUILDING FOR THE PURPOSES OF STORAGE OF On Hold External RM210465 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS WITH ASSOCIATED ACCESS AND LANDSCAPING AT CHURCH ROAD, LUGGATE R Report Required A SHAW, G PROUDFOOT & R SHAW - LAND USE CONSENT TO BREACH INTERNAL SETBACK AND EARTHWORKS STANDARDS Waiting for Further RM210462 WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OF A RESIDENTIAL UNIT AT 4 OPAL LANE, WANAKA LDSR Information s91D On Hold at RM210460 T & L PENROSE - NEW DWELLING AT BALLANTYRE ROAD, RD 2 WANAKA RG Applicants Request THREE PARKS INVESTMENT GROUP LIMITED - CREATE ROW EASEMENTS OVER 5 & 7 MCCORMICK STREET AT 5 & 7 RM210459 MCCORMICK STREET, WANAKA TP Decision Issued WAKATIPU BREWCO LIMITED - LAND USE CONSENT TO ALLOW CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR AFTER 11PM UNTIL 2AM AND On Hold External RM210458 EXCEED NOISE LIMITS AT 24 BEACH STREET, QUEENSTOWN QTC Report Required THE TASMAN TRUST - VARIATION TO A CONSENT NOTICE CONDITION AND CONDITION 1 OF RM140452 TO AMEND THE RM210457 DESIGN OF AN ACCESSORY BUILDING AT 223 LOWER SHOTOVER ROAD, QUEENSTOWN WBRAZ Formally Received B LUNN & R HOOKE - S127 VARIATION OF CONDITION 1 OF RM190860 TO ENABLE AN AMENDED EARTHWORKS PLAN AT 277 RM210456 LITTLES ROAD, QUEENSTOWN WBRAZ Formally Received I WEIR, S WEIR & DUNMORE TRUSTEES (2019) LIMITED - UNDERTAKE AN 11-LOT SUBDIVISION AND ASSOCIATED BULK EARTHWORKS. CANCEL CONSENT NOTICE 5054906.3 AS IT RELATES TO THE SUBJECT SITE AT 28C STUDHOLME ROAD, Waiting for Further RM210454 WANAKA LDSR Information D & J HENDERSON - CONSTRUCTION OF A RESIDENTIAL UNIT OF WHICH BREACHES STANDARDS RELATING TO BUILDING RM210451 COVERAGE AND RECESSION PLANES AT 9 PETERCUTLER DRIVE, WANAKA LD Formally Received RM210450 THE TERRACE WANAKA LIMITED - CHANGE CONDITION 1 OF RM200732 AT 18 DEANS DRIVE, WANAKA LDSR Decision Issued HOKONUI DRIVE TRUSTEES LIMITED, G RODGERS & J WILSON - TO UNDERTAKE A TWO-STAGE, FIVE-LOT SUBDIVSION WITH Waiting for Further RM210447 ASSOCIATED EARTHWORKS AND ACCESS AT 64 WANAKA-MOUNT ASPIRING ROAD, WANAKA LDSR Information Q.T DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED - APPLICATION TO CONSTRUCT 7 UNITS, UNDERTAKE SUBDIVISION, CARRY OUT EARTHWORKS AND ROCKBREAKING AND ESTABLISH A RVA FOR 180 DAYS PER YEAR IN LOWER DENSITY SUBURBAN ZONE On Hold External RM210446 AT 9 O'KANE LANE, FRANKTON LDSR Report Required B SMITH - LAND USE CONSENT TO OPERATE A RESIDENTIAL VISITOR ACCOMMODATION ACTIVITY FROM AN EXISTING RM210445 RESIDENTIAL UNIT FOR A MAXIMUM OF 180 NIGHTS PER YEAR AND UP TO 5 GUESTS AT 5 MATARAKI PLACE, WANAKA LDSR Formally Received AROHA ARROWTOWN LIMITED - APPLICATION UNDER S127 OF THE RMA TO VARY CONDITIONS 1 AND 5 OF RM130180 TO ALLOW FOR THE REORIENTATION OF A TENNIS PAVILION. APPLICATION UNDER S125 TO EXTEND THE LAPSE PERIOD OF RM210443 RM130180 BY AN ADDITIONAL 2 YEARS AT 397 LAKE HAYES-ARROWTOWN ROAD, QUEENSTOWN RG Formally Received A MORRIS - SUBDIVISION TO CREATE TWO SEPARATE TITLES, EACH WITH A BUILDING PLATFORM CONTAINING EXISTING On Hold External RM210441 RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS AT 247 MOUNT BARKER ROAD, WANAKA R Report Required RM210440 C & M BRIDDLE - TO UNDERTAKE 180 NIGHTS OF RVA AT 3 PETERCUTLER DRIVE, WANAKA LDSR Formally Received G.Y. SCHIST & SLATE LIMITED - EXTRACTION OF ROCKFALL MATERIAL FROM EXISTING NATURAL LANDSLIP AREA FOR USE AS A LOCAL BUILDING MATERIAL AND FOR EROSION PROTECTION. RE-INSTATE EXISTING ACCESS TRACKS AND FORM RM210439 SOME NEW TRACKS TO ACCESS THE ROCK FALL MATERIAL AT LOVERS LEAP ROAD, PARADISE, GLENORCHY RG Formally Received CARDRONA ALPINE RESORT LIMITED - VARIATION TO A RESOURCE CONSENT FOR AN ANNUAL WINTERFEST EVENT AT 53 - Waiting for Further RM210438 57 & 63 BALLARAT STREET, QUEENSTOWN QTC Information WARREN STREET DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED - LAND USE CONSENT TO ESTABLISH 6 RESIDENTIAL UNITS, WITH ASSOCIATED On Hold External RM210437 ACCESS, EARTHWORKS AND LANDSCAPING AT 145-149 WARREN STREET, WANAKA MD Report Required W & J THOMPSON - EARTHWORKS INVOLVED WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW DWELLING AT 2 FOX GLOVE HEIGHTS, RM210434 WANAKA RRES In Progress REMARKABLE START PROPERTY LIMITED & MAORI JACK LIMITED - VARIATION TO INCREASE THE MEDICAL CONSULTATION ROOMS FROM 3 TO 6 AS WELL AS PROVIDING SIX ADDITIONAL CAR PARKS AT LOT 12 MAORI JACK ROAD, DRIFT BAY, Waiting for Further RM210433 QUEENSTOWN JP Information © Copyright 01.05.21 – 31.05.21 RC NO APPLICANT & PROPOSAL ZONE STATUS A HENDERSON - CONSTRUCTION OF A SHED AND RETROSPECTIVE CONSENT FOR AN EXISTING WATER TANK AT TE AWA Waiting for Further RM210432 ROAD, WANAKA R Information Waiting for Further RM210431 T BREWSTER & DUNMORE TRUSTEES (2019) LIMITED - TWO-LOT SUBDIVISION AT 47-49 KINGSTON STREET, WANAKA LDSR Information A & D OVERTON - VARIATION TO CONDITION 1 TO REFLECT NEW RETAINING WALLS ALONG BOUNDARIES AT 19 WINDERS On Hold Affected RM210430 STREET, WANAKA LDSR Parties Approvals RM210429 QUEENSTOWN LAKES DISTRICT COUNCIL - NEW COMMUNITY EVENT SIGN AT 213 MCDOUGALL STREET, WANAKA RG Decision Issued SSF FOUR LIMITED - TO CONSTRUCT A BUILDING FOR A SERVICE ACTIVITY USE 12 SUTHERLAND LANE, FRANKTON, RM210428 QUEENSTOWN IND1 In Progress HELWICK HOUSES TRUST - RESIDENTIAL VISITOR ACCOMMODATION UP TO 180 DAYS PER YEAR WITH A MAXIMUM OF TWO RM210427 GUESTS WITHIN EACH OF THE TWO ONE-BEDROOM UNITS AT 78A & B HELWICK STREET, WANAKA HD Decision Issued J GEDDES - RESIDENTIAL VISITOR ACCOMMODATION UP TO 180 DAYS PER YEAR FOR 8 PEOPLE AT 12 ISLINGTON PLACE, RM210426 WANAKA RG Decision Issued L NOLAN - LAND USE CONSENT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A RESIDENTIAL BUILDING WITH THE GARAGE IN FRONT OF THE On Hold External RM210425 RESIDENTIAL UNIT AT 14 RIVERSLEA ROAD, NORTHLAKE, WANAKA NL Report Required DEVON DAIRY FARMS LIMITED - APPLICATION TO IDENTIFY THREE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PLATFORMS AND TO On Hold External RM210424 CONSTRUCT 3 DWELLINGS FOR WORKER ACCOMMODATION AT 85 WATKINS ROAD HAWEA FLAT, WANAKA RG Report Required QUEENSTOWN LAKES DISTRICT COUNCIL - LAND USE CONSENT TO UNDERTAKE EARTHWORKS ASSOCIATED WITH THE TRENCHING AND INSTALLATION OF BELOW GROUND WATER SUPPLY AND WASTEWATER PIPELINES AT 37 ALBERT TOWN - Waiting for Further RM210420 LAKE HAWEA ROAD R Information NORTHLAKE INVESTMENTS LIMITED - RESIDENTIAL ACTIVITIES INCLUDING AN OUTLINE DEVELOPMENT PLAN AT RM210419 NORTHLAKE DRIVE, WANAKA NL Decision Issued C HARROP - LAND USE CONSENT TO OPERATE RESIDENTIAL VISITOR ACCOMMODATION FROM AN ESTABLISHED RM210417 RESIDENTIAL UNIT FOR UP TO 180 NIGHTS PER YEAR AT 168 PARK STREET, QUEENSTOWN LD In Progress J SPENCE & M RICH - TO CONSTRUCT A GARAGE THAT WILL INTRUDE THE REQUIRED 4.5M SETBACK FROM DEVON STREET, RM210416 AND UNDERTAKE ASSOCIATED EARTHWORKS AT 71 DEVON STREET, ARROWTOWN LDSR Decision Issued PEMBROKE TERRACE LIMITED - SUBDIVISION AND LAND USE CONSENT TO ESTABLISH 124 RESIDENTIAL LOTS AND TO On Hold External RM210412 CANCEL CONSENT NOTICES AT AVALON STATION DRIVE, WANAKA LDSR Report Required LLOYDS DESIGN 20158 LIMITED - CONSTRUCTION OF A RESIDENTIAL UNIT AND ESTABLISHMENT OF A VISITOR Waiting for Further RM210409 ACCOMMODATION FACILITY FOR 365 DAYS OF THE YEAR AT 5 OLD HOMESTEAD PLACE, QUEENSTOWN MD Information WAKATIPU INVESTMENTS LIMITED - TO CHANGE CONDITIONS 1 AND 30 OF RM190656 IN ORDER TO STAGE TRAIL CONSTRUCTION AND/OR VESTING OF AN EASEMENT IN FAVOUR OF THE QLDC FOR A PUBLIC CYCLE/PEDESTRIAN TRAIL s91D On Hold at RM210408 ACROSS LOTS 1, 3 AND 15 LT556802, LITTLES ROAD, QUEENSTOWN WBRAZ Applicants Request LZM LIMITED - UTILISE FOUR PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL UNIT FOR RESIDENTIAL VISITOR ACCOMMODATION FOR UP TO 365 PublcNotif, Public RM210407 NIGHTS PER YEAR AT LOT 12 DEPOSITED PLAN 490069, POTTERS HILL DRIVE, QUEENSTOWN LDSR Notification, Y GAD LIMITED - APPLICATION FOR A 43 LOT RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION WITH ASSOCIATED EARTHWORKS AT KIRIMOKO Waiting for Further RM210405 CRESCENT, WANAKA LD Information I & K CLARKE - PROPOSAL TO VARY THE EXISTING CONSENT TO ALTER THE HOUSE EXTENSION, GARAGE, AND CONSTRUCT A STUDIO COTTAGE INSTEAD OF A WORKERS UNIT ABOVE THE GARAGE AT 1111 GLENORCHY-QUEENSTOWN ROAD, MOUNT Waiting for Further RM210404 CREIGHTON, QUEENSTOWN R Information K BOLES DE BOER & A SPENCE - A RESTRICTED DISCRETIONARY ACTIVITY CONSENT PURSUANT TO RULE 25.5.18.2(A) IN Waiting for Further RM210403 REGARD TO SETBACK OF RETAINING WALLS FROM BOUNDARIES AT 9 TILL STREET, JACKS POINT, QUEENSTOWN RSV Information GREEN BELT LIMITED - CHANGES TO CONSENTED COMMERCIAL STORAGE, OFFICE AND RESIDENTIAL ACTIVITIES AT 145 Waiting for Further RM210402 GLENDA DRIVE, QUEENSTOWN IND1 Information © Copyright 01.05.21 – 31.05.21 RC NO APPLICANT & PROPOSAL ZONE STATUS R HAYMAN, N HAYMAN & MHS TRUST MANAGEMENT LIMITED - CONSTRUCTION OF A RESIDENTIAL UNIT OF WHICH WILL BREACH ROAD SETBACK, RECESSION PLANE AND TRANSPORT STANDARDS RELATING TO PROXIMITY OF A VEHICLE RM210401 CROSSING TO INTERSECTION AT 2 TAPLEY PADDOCK, WANAKA LDSR Decision Issued O P TRUONG - ABATEMENT NOTICE ISSUED, BC NON-COMPLIANT, POTENTIAL COVERAGE AND RECESSION PLANE ISSUES RM210400 AT 7 JOHNSON PLACE, QUEENSTOWN HDB Formally Received S COLUMBUS & H MCKIE - CONSTRUCT A NEW CARPORT AND SLEEPOUT, LOCATED IN THE ROAD AND INTERNAL RM210399 BOUNDARY SETBACKS, WITH A SMALL
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