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Property Snapshot Report Friday, 8 December 2017 Property Snapshot Report Friday, 8 December 2017 Disclaimer The property report is a snapshot of selected Council Application and Rating Information databases, zone and planning maps pertaining to the property, as at the date this report is generated. It is made available in good faith and it’s accuracy and completeness is not guaranteed. This is NOT a Land Information Memorandum (LIM report) and should not be relied on as a full clerical search of property . If you intend to use this information for purchasing a property, then we would recommend you apply for a LIM report which is a specific search of all council databases. http://www.waipadc.govt.nz/our-services/property-and-rates/LIM/Pages/default.aspx Please contact the Revenue Department in the first instance if you have any further questions regarding the property snapshot report during office hours: Cambridge 07 8233800 Te Awamutu 07 8720030 or [email protected] Property Information Prop ID 34588 Property Address 797 Te Miro Road RD 4 Cambridge 3496 Legal Description Lot 1 DPS 63109 Assessment 04445/554.01 Titles SA51C/655 RURAL ZONE Ward Maungatautari Property Information Property Address Legal Description Assessment Titles Area sqm 797 Te Miro Road RD LOT 1 DPS 63109 04445/554.01 SA51C/655 10853.45 4 Cambridge 3496 BLK III CAMBRIDGE SD LINZ Data Parcel ID Linz Legal Type Title Area Survey Statutory Address Description Details 4540733 797 TE MIRO Lot 1 DPS Freehold SA51C/655 1.0840 HA DPS 63109 ROAD 63109 Valuation Data - As at 1 August 2016 Land Value Capital Value $220000 $420000 Current Year Rating Data Annual Rates 2017/2018 $1581.75 Description Unit Rate Value of Factor Remission Rates Set Cambridge Community 16.00 1 $16.00 Sports Hall General Rate 0.001358 420000 $570.36 Recycling Charge 52.00 1 $52.00 Rural District 0.000067 420000 $28.14 Stormwater Targeted Rate 383.35 1 $383.35 Maungatautari Ward Te Miro Hall 27.90 1 $27.90 Property Snapshot - Waipa District Council Page 1 of 11 Description Unit Rate Value of Factor Remission Rates Set Uniform Annual 504.00 1 $504.00 General Charge WRC Rating Information Note: By law, all people who pay rates to their own local council must also pay rates to their regional council. This has been the case since 1989. These rates are invoiced annually around September by Waikato Regional Council. Please use the Find Out Your Rates web page - http://www.waikatoregion.govt.nz/Council/Rates/Find-out-your-rates/ to find out what the rates will be for the financial year (1 July to 30 June). For further information regarding the Waikato Regional Council rates, please email mailto:[email protected] or phone 0800 800 401. Building Consents and Compliance Information - Issued for Property since 1991 Consent ID Description Decision Floor Area Date Approved CCC Date 15154 GARAGE #CCCIssued 24.00 28/01/1998 EXTENSION BC/0040/11 Erect New Storage #CCCIssued 54.00 24/02/2011 19/10/2011 Shed BC/0119/06 Horse Shelter CCCIssued 28.00 28/08/2006 22/06/2010 BC/0819/12 Erect New Shed #CCCIssued 45.00 13/12/2012 23/10/2014 CCC/0169/11 Erect New Storage #CCCIssued 19/10/2011 19/10/2011 Shed CCC/0674/14 Erect New Shed #CCCIssued 23/10/2014 23/10/2014 CCC/0866/10 Horse Shelter #CCCIssued 22/06/2010 22/06/2010 Resource Consents Consent Type Consent ID Description Decision Date Approved Land Use LU/0013/11 Erect implement shed #Completed 03/02/2011 within internal boundary setback - Clarke Land Use LU/0170/12 Erect Storage Shed for #APPROVED 27/11/2012 horse truck within internal boundary setback - Clarke Recycling Collection - Click below to go to our Recycling webpage http://www.waipadc.govt.nz/our-services/rubbish-and-recycling/Recycling Collection Day Collection Area Collection TUESDAY RURAL Every other week - Blue Rubbish Collection Collection Type Property is in Rural collection area - Rubbish collection is not paid for by ratepayers and we do not operate the district rubbish collection services. For more information on private contractor collection areas http://www.waipadc.govt.nz/our-services/rubbish-and-recycling/Rubbish/Pages/default.aspx District Plan Information Note: The Waipa District Plan was made operative on 14 August 2017 and has legal effect from this date. Further information on interpreting the District Planning Maps is available via the Introduction to the Planning Maps page on the Waipa Property Snapshot - Waipa District Council Page 2 of 11 Note: District Council?s website: http://www.waipadc.govt.nz Property Snapshot - Waipa District Council Page 3 of 11 Aerial Photography Te Awamutu, Pukeatua, Lake Arapuni and Wharepapa South flown on 19 Mar 2017. Cambridge, Karapiro, Te Pahu, Kakepuku, Te Miro and Pirongia as at 29 Jan, 6 Feb Friday, 8 December 2017 and 8 Apr 2017. Mystery Creek, Ohaupo and Lake Ngaroto as at 4 Jan and 8 Apr 2017. All other rural areas of Waipa District flown between March-May 2012. Disclaimer Aerial photography has an accuracy of +/-0.2m in urban areas and +/-3m in all other areas. Because of the nature of the data, accuracy varies and Position of property boundaries is INDICATIVE only and must not be used for legal should be interpreted conservatively. If there is any doubt, then purposes. further research and a site investigation will always be warranted. Imagery sourced from NZ Aerial Surveys Ltd. COPYRIGHT © WAIPA DISTRICT COUNCIL. CADASTRAL INFORMATION DERIVED FROM LAND INFORMATION Scale 1:2000 NEW ZEALAND'S DIGITAL CORE RECORD SYSTEM (CRS). CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. Property Snapshot - Waipa District Council Page 4 of 11 Te Awamutu, Pukeatua, Lake Arapuni and Wharepapa South flown on 19 Mar 2017. Cambridge, Karapiro, Te Pahu, Kakepuku, Te Miro and Pirongia as at 29 Jan, 6 Feb Overview Map and 8 Apr 2017. Mystery Creek, Ohaupo and Lake Ngaroto as at 4 Jan and 8 Apr 2017. All other rural areas of Waipa District flown between March-May 2012. Aerial photography has an accuracy of +/-0.2m in urban areas and +/-3m in all other areas. Position of property boundaries is INDICATIVE only and must not be used for legal purposes. Friday, 8 December 2017 Imagery sourced from NZ Aerial Surveys Ltd. Scale 1:15000 COPYRIGHT © WAIPA DISTRICT COUNCIL. CADASTRAL INFORMATION DERIVED FROM LAND INFORMATION NEW ZEALAND'S DIGITAL CORE RECORD SYSTEM (CRS). CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. Property Snapshot - Waipa District Council Page 5 of 11 1:8 6 78 "98(($ +( 698 "987! 9 0 4 $'5 1/'%0. ( /%'0 +(% 121 . 3()(+ .$%'1'1$%'&+1 $%&'()*+, ( (+'($+$%-$'% $(.$ +' .( $%&'()*+'11'1 /%'0 +(% 1'( Property Snapshot - Waipa District Council Page 6 of 11 !" # / / $ /' - "12 /#/ $"12' - $ ' + - + - + ) - 3 + +) - #/ " . * - / " #" - +" #" - ! ( % * - % * - $+ 07' +*- *- 79 # * - $ 2' # $/+< ' + - !#/+ - # + % 0 - - - ) + + ) ! 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If there is any doubt, then further research and a site investigation will always be warranted. COPYRIGHT © WAIPA DISTRICT COUNCIL. CADASTRAL INFORMATION DERIVED FROM LAND INFORMATION Scale 1:6000 NEW ZEALAND'S DIGITAL CORE RECORD SYSTEM (CRS). CROWN COPYRIGHT RESERVED. Property Snapshot - Waipa District Council Page 10 of 11 Essential Services Legend Water Supply Network Stormwater Network Points Points Pipes Pipes Wastewater Network Points Pipes Drainage Area Pipes Disclaimer: The property report is a snapshot of selected Council Application and Rating Information databases, zone and planning maps pertaining to the property, as at the data this report is generated. It is made available in good faith and its accuracy and completeness is not guaranteed. This is not a Land Information Memorandum (LIM report) and should not be relied on as a full clerical search of property. If you intend to use this information for purchasing a property, then we recommend you apply for a LIM report which is a specific search of all Council databases: http://www.waipadc.govt.nz/our-services/property-and-rates/LIM/Documents/LIM_Application.pdf Please contact Customer Support in the first instance if you have any further questions regarding the property snapshot report during office hours: Cambridge 07 823 3800 or Te Awamutu 07 872 0030 or Freephone 0800 924 723 or [email protected] Property Snapshot - Waipa District Council Page 11 of 11.
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