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Resource Management Act Decisions Made Under Delegated Authority of Planning and Regulatory Department HAURAKI DISTRICT COUNCIL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ACT DECISIONS MADE UNDER DELEGATED AUTHORITY OF PLANNING AND REGULATORY DEPARTMENT FOR THE PERIOD 1ST JUNE to 1ST NOVEMBER 2012 Delegated Matters from 1st June to 1st November 2012 1. FRED_n907956_v2_Decision_Sheet_Hauraki_District_Council_landuse_Victoria_Battery 1 Site_Waikino 2. FRED_n908346_v2_Decision_Sheet_Gentle_landuse_-_side_yard_encroachment_- 3 4_Menzies_Place_Paeroa 3. FRED_n908003_v1_Decision_Sheet_for_Extending_Processing_Time_due_to_Hearing 5 Date_schedule_Mathis_subdivision. 4. FRED_n910826_v1_Decision_Sheet_Giles_landuse_190_Ohinewai_Road_Kaihere 6 5. FRED_n910933_v1_Decision_Sheet_Brown_Right_of_Way_42_Old_Tauranga_Road 8 Waihi 6. FRED_n908534_v1_Decision_Sheet_Taylor_landuse_-_side_yard_encroachment_- 10 _133_Rangiora_Road_Paeroa 7. FRED_n919459_v1_Decision_Sheet_for_Extension_of_Notification_Decision_Process 12 Vodafone_New_Zealand_Ltd_landuse. 8. FRED_n907956_v2_Decision_Sheet_Hauraki_District_Council_landuse_Victoria_Battery 13 Site_Waikino 9. FRED_n921246_v1_Decision_Sheet_McCollum_landuse__side_yard_departure 15 93 Hauraki_Road_Turua 10. FRED_n930783_v1_Decision_Sheet_Taylor_subdivision_Front_Miranda_Road_Waitakaruru 17 11. FRED_n933955_v1_Decision_Sheet_Courtney_landuse_3_Prospect_Terrace_Paeroa 19 12. FRED_n937315_v1_Signed_Decision_Sheet_Olsen_landuse_97_Kon_Tiki_Road_Whiritoa 21 13. FRED_n936259_v1_Decision_Sheet_for_2012_Variation_Gold_Town_Holdings_Ltd 23 subdivision_Corner_Devon_Street_&_K. 14. FRED_n938432_v1_Decision_Sheet_for_Cancellation_of_Easement_Arthur_subdivision 27 256_Old_Tauranga_Road_Waihi 15. FRED_n934692_v1_Decision_Sheet_Slavich_Properties_Ltd_subdivision_43_Cadman 28 Road_Tirohia 16. FRED_n938767_v1_Decision_Sheet_Hauraki_District_Council_landuse_Raw_Water 31 Main_through_SNA_Steen_Road_&_SH2_. 17. FRED_n939080_v1_Decision_Sheet_Oak_Hill_Farm_Ltd_subdivision_1126_Miranda_Road 33 _Kaiaua 18. FRED_n939791_v1_Decision_Sheet_Muriels_Enterprise_Ltd_subdivision_496_Hauraki 36 Road_Turua 19. FRED_n940026_v1_Decision_Sheet_Steve_Green_Ltd_subdivision_38_Hamilton_Road 40 Turua 20. FRED_n941151_v1_Decision_Sheet_for_Extension_of_Timeframe_Surveying_Services 43 Limited_subdivision_11-21_Thame. 21. FRED_n941077_v1_Decision_Sheet_Valda_Green_subdivision_242_Orchard_East_Road_ 44 Ngatea 22. FRED_n946982_v1_Decision_Sheet_Forrester_&_Lockley_landuse_492_Waitekauri_Road_ 48 Waihi 23. FRED_n948805_v1_Decision_Sheet_for_Temporary_Signs_Paeroa_Lions_Guy_Fawkes 50 Festival_2012 24. FRED_n957957_v1_Decision_Sheet_Hayward_landuse_204_Hopai_East_Road_Ngatea 52 25. FRED_n957926_v1_Decision_Sheet_Williams_landuse_33_River_Road_Karangahake 53 26. FRED_n960899_v1_Decision_Sheet_Brown_subdivision_1510_Kaihere_Road_Kaihere 55 27. FRED_n960138_v1_Decision_Sheet_Murphy_subdivision_40A_Top_Road_Patetonga 58 28. FRED_n948848_v1_Decision_Sheet_Vodafone_New_Zealand_landue_John_Cotter_Road_ 62 Karangahake 29. FRED_n935808_v1_Decision_Sheet_Hunter_&_Wallace_subdivision 65 30. FRED_n960728_v1_Decision_Sheet_for_Variation_to_Condition_10_Cressy_subdivision 76 7966_State_Highway_26_&_Mara. 31. FRED_n966112_v1_Decision_Sheet_to_Cancel_or_Vary_Consent_Notices_Thomas 79 subdivision_Orchard_Road_&_Waitete_. 32. FRED_n980105_v1_Decision_Sheet_for_Extension_of_Processing_Time_due_to_Hearing_ 81 Date_Hunter_and_Wallace_subdivision. 33. FRED_n980840_v1_Decision_Sheet_Bowering_side_yard_encroachment_40_Henton_Road 82 _Paeroa 34. FRED_n983100_v1_Decision_Sheet_Rasmussen_landuse__yard_and_daylight 84 encroachment__15A_Cullen_Street_Paeroa Delegated Matters Page 1 01/06/12 - 01/11/12 Decision Sheet Resource Management Act 1991 Event number: LUSE-202.2012.00000040.001 Decision number: 2011/12 – 135A Applicant: Hauraki District Council Document reference: FRED Doc 907956 To amend a decision for the application to install two toilet buildings on Lots 1 and 2 DPS 46364 at Victoria Subject: Battery Historic Reserve, Waikino. Decision: That pursuant to Section 133A of the Resource Management Act 1991 the Hauraki District Council has issued an amended Consent to correct a minor mistake/defect in the consent whereby the word retrospective was incorrectly recoding in the wording of the decision Accordingly the consent is amended by this decision as follows: That pursuant to Sections 104 and 104B of the Resource Management Act 1991 the Hauraki District Council grant consent to this discretionary activity application to install two toilet buildings on Lots 1 and 2 DPS 46364 at Victoria Battery Historic Reserve, Waikino for the reasons: • The Department of Conservation, which administers the reserve, has given written approval of the proposal. • The New Zealand Historic Places Trust considered that an authorization under the Historic Places Trust is not warranted as the site of the toilets is unlikely to reveal archaeological remains. • The buildings would be screened by existing and proposed landscape planting. • The proposal is consistent with the objectives and policies of the Operative and Proposed District Plans. Subject to the following conditions: 1. That the development is carried out in general accordance with the details contained in the application for resource consent. 2. That before excavation is carried out written evidence is provided to the Manager of Planning and Environmental Services that the New Zealand Historic Places Trust has been given a minimum of 48 hours notice and that Neville Ritchie of the Department of Conservation will be available to monitor the works. 3. That pursuant to Section 128(1)(a)(i) of the Resource Management Act 1991, the Council may review the conditions of this consent for the purpose of dealing with any adverse effects on the environment arising from the exercise of the consent at six Delegated Matters Page 2 01/06/12 - 01/11/12 months from the date of consent and one year intervals thereafter. In particular, the review may require an assessment of the effectiveness of the landscape planting around the toilet buildings and an assessment of the effects of the building finish on the amenities of the site. Date: 12th June 2012 SIGNED: Delegated Matters Page 3 01/06/12 - 01/11/12 Decision Sheet Resource Management Act 1991 Event number: LUSE-202.2012.00000047.001 Decision number: 2011/12 – 137A Applicant: Miri Gentle Document reference: FRED Doc 908346 To depart from the side yard requirement of the Proposed District Plan in conjunction with the construction of a Garage on Section 26 Block XL Town Subject: of Paeroa, 4 Menzies Place, Paeroa. Decision: That pursuant to s.95A, 104 and s.104C of the Resource Management Act, consent is granted to this non-notified restricted discretionary activity to waive the yard standard in the Residential Zone in conjunction with the construction of a garage, located at Section 26 Block XL Town of Paeroa, 4 Menzies Place, Paeroa for the following reasons: • the applicant has provided the written approval of the adjacent landowner (and occupier if relevant) therefore the effects on this neighbour cannot be taken into account; and • the effects on the environment are considered to be no more than minor. Subject to the following conditions: 1. The location of the proposed activity is in accordance with the plans dated approved 5th July 2012, reference Site Plan for Mrs Miri Gentle and Steven Gentle and Ally Pfeiffenbeger - Sheets No. 4 of 22 Amended 26/06/2012; signed and stamped approved. 2. That pursuant to Section 36(1)(b) of the Resource Management Act 1991, the Applicant shall pay Council charges for receiving, processing and granting the Resource Consent. 3. That pursuant to Section 36(1) (c) of the Resource Management Act 1991 the applicant shall pay an administration fee of $95.00 for administration of the consent. 4. That pursuant to Section 36(1) (c) of the Resource Management Act 1991 the applicant shall pay all Council’s costs for monitoring this consent including all costs associated with the consideration and certification of plans and details associated with the consent as appropriate. 5. That pursuant to Section 36(1) (c) of the Resource Management Act 1991 the applicant shall pay all Council’s costs for monitoring this consent including all costs Delegated Matters Page 4 01/06/12 - 01/11/12 associated with the consideration and certification of plans and details associated with the consent as appropriate. Date: 5th July 2012 SIGNED: Delegated Matters Page 5 01/06/12 - 01/11/12 Decision Sheet Resource Management Act 1991 SUBD-201.2007.00015414.002 Event number: (RC-15414) Decision number: 2011/12 - 136 Applicant: Murray John Mathis Document reference: FRED Doc 908003 Subject: To extend processing time. Decision: Under the Resource Management Act 1991 the Council hereby extends the time frame to make a decision on the application for a review of conditions of subdivision consent RC-15414. This extension has been granted on the basis that special circumstances apply. These circumstances relate to the application being determined by the Hearings Committee at the next allocated date of 9th July 2012. The decision date has been extended from 26th June 2012 to 9th July 2012. Date: 12th June 2012 SIGNED: Page 1 Delegated Matters Page 6 01/06/12 - 01/11/12 Decision Sheet Resource Management Act 1991 Event number: LUSE-202.2012.00000041.001 Decision number: 2011/12 - 139 Applicant: Laurence Brian Giles Document reference: FRED Doc 910826 To depart from the front yard requirement for the Rural zone of the Operative and Proposed District Plans in conjunction with the construction of a shed on Section Subject: 11
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